markey: would the senator yield. mr. thune: before i yield the floor, madam president, i would yield for a question from the senator from massachusetts. the presiding officer: the senator from massachusetts. mr. markey: i thank you, madam president. again, i just wanted to thank the senator from south dakota for his great leadership on this legislation. i think it's historic. it's a revolution in the telecommunications industry that we're going to be voting on here today. i just want to thank you so much for all of your great leadership. once again to thank senator wicker and senator cantwell and their teams for helping us to be able to bring this out here so the american people can know we are going to take action to stop this plague from affecting their families. again, thank you so much. mr. thune: i appreciate the senator from massachusetts' comments and it has been a team effort. he and i represent different parts of the country. we all represent constituents who care deeply about this issue and want congress to do

please give a warm welcome to senator markey. sen. markey: thank you also much. -- all so much. one-word wonder now, like beyonce. phenomenal leader, helping to organize across our whole country. i know she will be addressing the crowd later tonight. i want to thank my fantastic partner on the green new deal, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. when she and i first met in december of last year to talk about working together, i could see her vision for our country, one that puts people ahead of that fuels our economy with clean energy, not dirty pollution. i am so thankful for her leadership and passion and friendship. she is a true climate warrior foran inspiration, not just the congress, but for an entire generation. thanks to all of you here tonight. the climate, environmental social justice fighters who make up the most powerful movement organizing in the united states today. you are lifting up our country to the constellations of possibilities for our communities, our nation and for the world. that is what the sunrise movement is doing. advocates in blue and red states a

toase give a warm welcome edward markey. sen. markey: thank you. thank you all so much. varshini is like a one word wonder now, like beyonce, you .ust have to say varshini just a phenomenal leader helping to organize across our country and i know she will be addressing the crowd later tonight, but i want to thank my fantastic partner on the green new deal resolution, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. when she and i first met in december to talk about working together, i could see her vision for our country, one that puts people ahead of profits, the one that fuels our economy with clean energy, not dirty pollution. i am so thankful for her leadership, for her passion, for her friendship. she is a true climate warrior not just for the congress but for an entire generation. and of course, thanks to all of you here tonight, the climate, clean energy, environmental, social justice, the fighters that make up the most powerful movement organizing in the united states today. [applause] you are lifting up the gaze of our country to the constellations of possibilities for o

and senators bernie sanders and ed markey. then the house judiciary committee hearing on executive privilege and congressional oversight. after that, a discussion on a new history of the u.s. army in the iraq war. >>> this weekend on book tv we're live from the gagters berg book festival our all-day coverage begins this saturday at 10:159 a.m. eastern featured authors include historian and curator of the spy museum vince houghton a and his book nuking the moon and other intelligence schemes and plots left on the drawing board. at 11:15 a.m. eastern. at 1:15 former nba player with we matter, athletes and activism. at 4:15 p.m. eastern washington bureau chief of usa today susan page and her book the matriarch. barb where a bush and making of american dynasty. gagtering berg book festival live this woke on book tv on cspan2. >>> now representative alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york, senator bernie sanders of vermont and massachusetts senator ed markey are part of a discussion on climate change and the green new deal at howard u

markey will be speaking at a rally for the green new deal to address climate change. live at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org and on the c-span radio app. >> democratic presidential candidate cory booker met with diners at the soda shoppe in laconia, new hampshire, over the weekend. he took questions from reporters. thank you guys for all your help. how's everybody doing? >> happy mother's day. thank you for bringing your mother. happy mother's day to your mother. [laughing] >> thank you very much. >> looks like somebody already signed that spot. >> yeah, i rubbed it off. >> listen, i believe that for every childhood accomplishment, mom gets the credit. >> i agree 1000% on that. >> you get all the credit for whatever this guy achieves. >> i agree. right. >> how are you? hi, everybody. how are you? good to be here. [inaudible] >> how do things look? >> good. >> are you doing the nonblocking -- doorknocking? >> not yet. >> and means a lot to have you here. >> it's good to be here, man you are also good you are 12 candidate here. >> that's good. >> i grew up in new york c

i am so excited to invite senator ed markey. one of the original cosponsors of the green new deal resolution in the senate. partnered with representative cortez in the house. and who has been a climate advocate for decades. so please give a warm welcome to senator ed markey. [ cheers and applause ] . >> thank you all so much. it is like a one word wonder like beyonci. a phenomenal leader. helping to organize across our whole country. and i know she will be addressing later tonight. but i want to thank my fantastic partner on the green new deal. congresswoman cortez. when she and i first met back in december of last year to talk about working together, i could see her vision for our country. one that puts people ahead of profit. one that fuels the economy with clean energy and not dirty pollution. i am so thankful for her leadership, for her passion and for her friendship. she is a true climate warrior and an inspiration. not just for the congress but for an entire generation. and of course, thanks to all of you here tonight. the

announcer: this evening, congresswoman causing a cortez and bernie sanders and ed markey will be at a rally for the green new deal on climate change at 7 p.m. eastern. and a reminder that you can watch our programs online at c-span.org or listen with a free radio app. tonight on "the committee caters." >> it is amazing the pushback by our closest allies, the u.k., but also germany and other countries in europe and around the world that are basically saying, you have not given us evidence of separate security wrongdoing by while way. announcer: andrew purdy on concerns about u.s. efforts to convince other'nations to not use his companys equipment over fears it will be used to spy. he is joined by the wall street journal telekom and technology reporter. >> i was going to be able to be an advocate for a safer american cyberspace. i'm not a defender of the company, i am saying we need the best technology and we need to be a but a complete. and it is important that we address the risk. i've never been told what to say or what i cannot say, and frankly when you look at the bigger picture we

representative alexandria ocasio-cortez joins senators bernie and ed markey for an event focused on climatenge and the green new deal. this was hosted by the sunrise movement and washington, d.c. -- in washington, d.c. >> this next person needs very little introduction. i am excited to invite senator , the original cosponsor of the green new deal resolution in the senate.

where you're mr markey in recent days the u.s. has considerably increased its military presence in the persian gulf but pump a 0 denies that the trumpet ministration is preparing for war we're looking for iran to be a book a normal country and that's our ask and we have applied pressure to the leadership of the islamic republic of iran to achieve that we we fundamentally do not see a war with iran iran's leadership also denies it's heading for conflict now pump a.o. has returned to washington on his european tour allies and rivals alike warned him against war. but let's get some analysis now as sasha loman america expert at the german institute for international security affairs welcome to the show thanks for joining us having is this the start of a deescalation in the gulf well i feel no these processes hardly controllable and it's a huge potential for missed perceptions so steps on both sides are perceived to be offensive even if they essentially meant to be defensive do you think it's reassuring tehran nonetheless that butt out

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>> well, thank you, senator markey.it's a very important question, and i am familiar with the issue, and i agree with you that safety-critical features need to be standard, and they will always be standard. with respect to other features, in some contexts, whether they are what may be considered an enhancing feature in one context may actually end up being a distracting situation in anot r another, and all i would say is with respect to the aircraft certification process, we need to look very carefully at what should be safety-critical and what should not. >> well, do you -- do you believe that charging additional fees for safety-enhancing features may discourage some airlines from including them on their planes? >> again -- >> the airline is saying it's an enhancer rather than basic, do you think that would discourage airlines from buying them? >> i can't say. i've flown many airplanes without aoa indications at all, and whether in this particular instance it would be considered a safety-enhancing feature, i would have

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markey but sam and co but the success of real's pilot program had an unintended side effect would just six equal taxes demand outstrips supply but it's a start in just vehicles bid to become wonderful green transportation. if one of these solar charger goes thousand kilometers south you'll arrive at the definition of our next trip was watching which means what a hole in the law would have been to do a simple. true is also a name of a new cultural center which opened a couple of months ago so what's so special about the santa lucia entity you might not have such an ancient culture in your country though we have the oldest son cave paintings of adam alyson hunches date back twenty six thousand years the sand people have a tremendous knowledge about nature and plant life and they're sharing it with visitors in the cultural sense. africa took a tour. de lint antelopes are shy creatures. but. knows how to get up close slowly and steadily and from down when. his people the sun hunts the animals but she says only checking up on the herd elance have special significance for the sun. if you loo

i'm also grateful for senator markey for partnering with me on this legislation. i will work to get the trace act to the president's desk as soon as possible. i mentioned earlier that solving the issue will require stakeholders to get together and we have the opportunity to hear from doug peterson who serves as the attorney general for the state of nebraska. state attorneys general are actively enforcing do not call laws and educating consumers about scam robo calls. the industry has been working to develop new call authentication technology to provide consumers relief from illegal robo calls. i am glad to welcome mr. kevin and miss margo of the national consumer law center who can speak to these efforts. i want to thank you for being here today. i will hand it off now to senator schatz for an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for being here. this is an important issue, it's an issue that crosses state lines, party lines, phone lines, and unites all americans. we have all heard complaints from constituents about robo calls. stories about peo

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that's why markey zion propagates a tolerant and open minded atmosphere in his town and e.u.flank again adorns the cultural center and he encourages roma events. making my code appear they will get stolen while it no will keep an eye on it thanks will even put something in your pockets the mayor plays with and prejudices it's all in good humor the local roma community appreciates their jovial mayor unlike many others he treats them with respect. congratulations you're humane and you remain balanced in these times. marquees i used to sympathize with or bonds policies but over the past 10 years the end appended politician has completely changed his stance from credit it's important to us that hungry remain a democratic european state based on the rule of law so it's regretful that our government has let this path. this is implement the fit is party holds a majority in the one misadventure hey city council fears political exchanges are frequent. it has become evident in recent days that the mayor wants to create a party that is pro migrants and pro immigration instead of address

where you're mr markey in recent days the us has considerably increased its military presence in the persian gulf but pump ale denies that the trumpet ministration is preparing for war we're looking for iran to behave like a normal country and that's our ask and we have applied pressure to the leadership of the islamic or republican rand to achieve that we we fundamentally do not see a war with iran iran's leadership also denies it is heading for conflict now pompei a has returned to washington on his european tour allies and rivals alike warned him against war. san francisco is banning facial recognition technology once signed into law it will be the 1st american city to make it illegal for local government agencies to obtain retain access or use the surveillance the ban does not apply to federal facilities or to private companies. san francisco home to many of the world's techno new years is blazing a new path it's restricting the use of facial recognition technology by the local government. it's psychologically unhealthy when people know they're being watching every aspect of the

the fraught and scams and harassment senators ed markey and john thune let the way on the traced actate thursday. >>it increases the financial penalty for those individuals making robocalls from $0 to $10,000 per call. >>a r p is one organization that strongly supports that race that it says older americans are among the most vulnerable to robo calls in part because they tend to always pick up the phone. >>the of like my mom and she 76, she cannot let a call going without picking it up. it's generational kathy stokes says that's erp is working to ensure members of congress in the house. >>also passed the bill in american homes received 48 billion. >>calls. that's with a b and that 40% of them could be scam calls the house is expected to vote on the legislation soon and texas senator john cornyn points out. >>it passed with nearly unanimous consent in the senate. there's one thing that unites republicans and democrats in washington dc is we all hate robocalls you can also protect yourself by adding a phone number to the national do not call registry. >>at do not call dot gov. in washi

again, my colleague, senator ed markey, likes to joke and say gop, in the case of the u.s. senate in the congress, stands for the "grand oil party." here is another example. but what will happen now is the democrats will be very deliberate and look for opportunities to press forward on clean energy jobs. for example, in the upcoming infrastructure bill, we need to do more to make sure the infrastructure we build across america is clean and green. hopefully, we can get to fuel economy standards. those are very important because they've lowered the price at the pump. they make our cars and trucks more fuel-efficient. the automotive industry said that they are ready to take on the challenge. they didn't even ask for a rollback in fuel economy standards, but trump and the big oil companies are pressing damage there. watch the appropriations process, where we will be advocating for more investments in clean energy research all across the board. there is a clean energy economy that is growing faster than the old fossil fuel economy. and if we want to win the future, we have got t

and senators bernie sanders and ed markey. then the house judiciary committee hearing on executive privilege and congressional oversight. after that, a discussion on a new history of the u.s. army in the iraq war. >>> this weekend on book tv we're live from the gagters berg book festival our all-day coverage begins this saturday at 10:159 a.m. eastern featured authors include historian and curator of the spy museum vince houghton a and his book nuking the moon and other intelligence schemes and plots left on the drawing board. at 11:15 a.m. eastern. at 1:15 former nba player with we matter, athletes and activism. at 4:15 p.m. eastern washington bureau chief of usa today susan page and her book the matriarch. barb where a bush and making of american dynasty. gagtering berg book festival live this woke on book tv on cspan2. >>> now representative alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york, senator bernie sanders of vermont and massachusetts senator ed markey are part of a discussion on climate change and the green new deal at howard u

. >> reporter: edward markey, vic durbin and josh holly have called for an investigation whether thedevice is violating the children's online privacy protection act, following a complaint by several privacy groups the claim amazon is not only listening to everything your kids are saying to this device but illegally storing that data even after mom or dad tried to delete it. amazon is denying it broke any laws. the company said we have strict measures and protocols to protect their security and privacy and we adhere to children's online privacy protection act. amazon has pointed parents to its privacy policy on its website saying when you set up the echo dot kids addition you are required to give parental consent, trying to cover their bases. jillian: so many parents are angry about this and really concerned. >> reporter: a lot of people talking about this. k says that is why you can't pay me to have any of these devices in my home. ron tweeted this. the echo devices are so pathetic and annoying that i have turned off the devices i have gotten gifts and never use such technology. peop

conversations] >> today on c-span representative alexandria ocasio-cortez and senators bernie sanders and ed markey will be speaking at a rally for the green new deal. it will address climate change. live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on the span, online at c-span .org and on the c-span radio app. >> once tv simply three dynamics and the government supported service called pbl then in 1979 a small network with an unusual name rolled out a big idea. let viewers decide what is important to them? c-span what open the doors for all to see unfiltered congress from content from congress and gambit in the age of the power to the people this is true people power but in the 40 years since the landscape has changed no monolithic media broadcasting is given way and youtube star are anything. c-span's big idea is more relevant today than ever, no government money support c-span and nonpartisan coverage of washington is funded as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. on television or online c-span is your unfiltered view of government. you can make up your own mind. >> we are back with ellen hearing of t

that's a goal that senator stabenow, collins, markey, menendez and i had when we championed the hope for alzheimer's act back in the 114th congress. and it is a goal we achieved in 2016 when the centers for medicaid and medicare services announced that medicare would begin to pay for an individual care plan for newly diagnosed alzheimer's patients, effectively implementing our legislation. this new benefit went into effect in the year 2017, and encourages doctors to give a clear diagnosis to patients with alzheimer's disease. that includes information about treatment options and what medical and community services are available. so here's the rub. unfortunately, in 2017, less than 1% of seniors living with alzheimer's actually received the care-planning benefit that was created in the hope for alzheimer's act. so our bipartisan team regathered, as i've mentioned -- these are not easy conversations. they're not ease sis for a family or medical professionals. and in late march we introduced the improving hope act. this bill would require the department of health and human services to c

under a lot of popular pressure, alexandria ocasio-cortez, joined by eded markey, actually placed thegreen new deal on the agenda. that's a remarkable achievement. of course, it gets hostile attacks from everywhere: it doesn't matter. a couple of years ago it was unimaginable that it would be discussed. as the result of the activism of this group of young people, it's now right in the center of the agenda. it's got to be implemented in one form or another. it's essential for survival, maybe not in exactly that form, but some modification of it. tremendous change achieveded by the c commitment of a small group of young people. that tells you the kind of thing that can be done. [applause] noam: meanwhile, the doomsday clock of the bulleletin of atomc scientists last january was set at two minutes to midnight. that's the closest it's been to terminal disaster since 1947. the announcement of the settlement -- of the setting mentioned the two major familiar threats: the threat of nuclear war, which is increasing, threat of global warming, which is increasing further. and it added a third f

senator markey? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank our witnesses for your commitment to this important issue. and i want to thank the representatives of the syrian white helmets for being here today, your dedication and your personal sacrifices deserve our respect. and our admiration. and our thanks. national security experts from both democrat and republican administrations have recognized the strategic benefits to the united states of robust refugee resettlement. unfortunately, as other senators have mentioned, the trump administration is dismantling the u.s. refugee admissions program, last year, president trump cut our refugee admissions ceiling to a record low 30,000 people. less than a third of the historical average of 95,000 admissions to the united states. and now, almost halfway through the year, only 12,000 nrefugees have been welcomed into the united states, including fewer than 300 syrians. mr. millband, i could not agree more with your statement that the world's greatest super power should not reject the

berniehat, senators sanders and edward markey and representative alexandria ocasio on the green new deal and climate change. then, the decommissioning of nuclear power plants. ♪ journal,'s washington live everyday with news and policy issues that impact you. sunday morning, stephen moore of the heritage foundation will discuss the trump administration's economic record and campaign 2020. michael smirk anish will talk about the democratic presidential field and prospects for president trump's -- michael about the will talk democratic presidential field and prospects for president trump's reelection. >> once tv was three giant networks in a government-supported service. smalln 1979, a organization with the big name let viewers decide what was important to them. c-span opened the doors of washington policymaking, bringing you unfiltered content from congress and beyond. in the age of power to the people, this was true people power. in the 40 years since, the landscape has changed. there is no monolithic media, broadcasting has given way to narrowcasting, youtube stars are a thing, c-span's

democratic lawmakers senator sanders alexandria , ocasio-cortez, and senator ed markey are joining a rally today at howard university in washington, d.c., as the final stop on sunrise movement's nationwide "road to a green new deal tour." in more news from capitol hill, senator b bernie sandnders and congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez introduced legislation that would help millions o of americans saddled with credit cacard debt by capng credit interest rates at 15%. this is congreressmember ocasio-cortez speaking alongside senator sanders last thursday. startrt toy day banksks charge higher anand higher inteterest rates, essentially,y, your credit card becomes a payday loan. this is not anything radadal because we have e these lawaws a very long timeme in dd states, blue states,s, we have them in half of the united states have these laws. ununtil 1978 when ththey were repealed. ever since then, it has given a blblank check for credit car companies and for big banks to charge extortion-level interest rates to the poor. amy: house ways and means committee chair richard neal issued

what justifies the president taking this action question markey gave the president has pretty broad authority to do this. it's not bill barr it is john durham. i think that's what they're nervous about is you have an independent dogged prosecutor that has a long reputation of being a straight shooter, but a aggressive one who's going to have access to inspector general , grand jury now to declassified information for hi to look at the origins of the investigation into the trump campaign. that is the momentous part of this. it's not bill barr or the gratuitous attacks on him its john durham as he looks at all the originations. >> my understanding is this is about building out the infrastructure for durham to do his investigation and when he doesn't get something to go bac to the channel to get it. julian, i want you to respond t a little bit more of what we're hearing from senator graham. you heard a little bit there. >> he is going to look at it from a criminal point of view. there is going to tells about the pfizer warrant internally how the department of justice and the fbi behaved and i'm

so i applaud the folks, ocasio cortez and ed markey who put this out, now let's put policies on the table anyone to match this. look, when we have people in iowa seeking high ground because of these floods, we can't have a middle ground proposal. we've got to have the full meal deal. half measures aren't good enough. when we won world war ii, we just didn't defeat half our en knees. we've got to defeat all the climate crisis. my plan would do just that. >> governor jay inslee, appreciate your time, sir. thanks so much. >> thank you. thank you. >>> straight ahead, house judiciary chairman jerry nadler just announced a news conference along with other house democrats investigating president trump. we still don't have a date for special counsel robert mueller to testify on the hill. what the holdup might be and what house speaker nancy pelosi just said about it all. pelosi just said about it all if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, every day can begin with flakes. it's a reminder of your struggles with psoriasis. but what if your psoriasis symptoms didn't follow you around? that'

a fraught and scams and harassment senators ed markey and john thune let the way on the traced act which passed in the senate thursday. >>it increases the financial penalty for those individuals making robocalls from $0 to $10,000 per call. >>a r p is one organization that strongly supports the traced act. it says older americans are among the most vulnerable to robo calls in part because they tend to always pick up the phone. >>the of like my mom and she 76, she cannot let a call going without picking it up. it's generational kathy stokes says that's erp is working to ensure members of congress in the house. >>also passed the bill in american homes received 48 billion. >>calls. that's with a b and that 40% of them could be scam calls the house is expected to vote on the legislation soon and texas senator john cornyn points out. >>it passed with nearly unanimous consent in the senate. there's one thing that unites republicans and democrats in washington dc is we all hate robocalls you can also protect yourself by adding a phone number to the national do not call registry. >>at do not cal

and senators bernie sanders and ed markey. then the house judiciary committee hearing on executive privilege and congressional oversight. after that, a discussion on a new history of the u.s. army in the iraq war. >>> this weekend on book tv we're live from the gagters berg book festival our all-day coverage begins this saturday at 10:159 a.m. eastern featured authors include historian and curator

. >> today on c-span represented alexandria ocasio-cortez and senator bernie sanders and ed markey will be speaking at a rally for the green new deal to address climate change. live at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org and on the c-span radio app. >> democratic presidential candidate cory booker met with diners at the soda shoppe in laconia, new hampshire, over the weekend. he took questions from reporters. thank you guys for all your help. how's everybody doing? >> happy mother's day. thank you for bringing your

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and senator bernie sanders and ed markey will be at a rally for the green new deal to address climate change starting live at 7:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch all of our programs online at the span.org or listen live with the radio app. >> once tv was three giant networks and the government supported service called pbs. in 1979 a small network with an unusual name rolled out a big idea. viewers decide on their own what was important to them. c-span open the doors to washington policymaking bringing you unfiltered content from congress and beyond. in the age of power to the people this was true people power. the landscape has clearly changed. no monolithic media. broadcasting has given way to narrowcasting. youtube stars are a thing but c-span's big idea is more relevant today than ever. no government money supports the spam. nonpartisan coverage of washington is funded as a public service by your cable or satellite provider on television and online c-span is your unfiltered view of government so >> can make up your own mind the c-span bus stop in

response to several disruptive incidents involving us incursions into restricted airspace senator markey and i sent a letter requesting updated timeline for the agency to issue this important rulemaking. if confirmed will you work to ensure the drone identification rule making is completed as expeditiously as possible? >> yes. as i said before, the remote identification rule is a key enabler of the next step of integrating unmanned systems into the airspace so i look forward to working with you on that. >> let's get that done. the fda has been working to implement the next generation air transportation system which will modernize the nation's air-traffic control system and improve safety and efficiency of the nation's airspace. the agency facing limitation challenges in the past and has taken steps to address those challenges including increased stakeholder engagement such as the nexgen advisory committee. as both a pilot and former member of faa's advisory committee could you provide your perspective on agency implementation of next gen so far and if confirmed what actions would you tak

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. >> i have markey all to myself. holding him as a prisoner. >> none of it made any sense to michelle. hadn't they had it all? money, youth, even happiness? what on earth she wondered could cause him to chuck it all without a note of explanation? >> november 3 was our anniversary and a bit of a turning point for me, but prior to that i still believed whole heartedly that he was going to send for me. if he sent for me, i would have went with him. >> really. >> i would have, yes. and that day came and went with no phone call, no letter, nothing. and that made me realize that i need to take care of myself and try to get back on my own two feet. >> mark was still alive. she knew that because even though she hadn't heard from him since that brief phone call in greece, credit card statements were still coming into their home in chicago. >> he's going to the biggest fashion houses across france and buying clothing and he's at casinos. >> and you're back and can't even pay the water bill. >> right. i'm sitting there crying ev

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yeah, markey. he acts like i'm holding him as a prisoner. >> none of it made sense to michelle.piness. what on earth, she wondered, could have caused him just to chuck it all, without a note of explanation. >> november 1st was our three-year anniversary and a bit of a turning point for me. but prior to that i still believed wholeheartedly that he was going to send for me. and if he sent for me, i would have went with him. >> really? >> i would have, yes. and that day came and went with no phone call, no letter, nothing. and that made me realize that i needed to take care of myself and try to get back on my own two feet. >> mark was still alive. she knew that because, even though she hadn't heard from him since that brief phone call in greece, credit card statements were still coming in to their home in chicago. >> he's going to the biggest fashion houses across france and buying clothing and he's at casinos. >> and you're back and you can't even pay the water bill. >> right. and i'm sitting there crying every night listening to our songs, you know, mourning his loss and he's in