. >> reporter: mica is doing her best to provide for her children. she has a first full-time job as a socl worker. mica wakes every morning with the ghost ship on her mind. >> i felt a strange urgency to leave. i don't know why. i felt like i didn't want to be there. >> reporter: while the concert started, mica and derek took their kids to a hotel. around midnight, he gets calls. >> we thought they were joking with us. >> reporter: finally one of derek's trusted friends reached them. it is burning and everything is gone. it is as if i awoken from a dream filled with opulence and hope to be standing now in poverty of self-worth. that drew a wave of criticism. mica explained they had no idea people were missing. do you have any words for the families? >> all i can do is offer my utmost condolences to the families that have lost their loved ones. >> reporter: the narrative that they had built a death trap filled to the brim wasn't true. >> we opened the doors for that kind of thing and making sure the pathways were clear. >> reporter: after losing their

. >> reporter: mica is doing her best to provide for her children. she has a first full-time job as a social worker. mica wakes every morning with the ghost ship on her mind. >> i felt a strange urgency to leave. i don't know why. i felt like i didn't want to be there. >> reporter: while the concert started, mica and derek took their kids to a hotel. around midnight, he gets >> we thought they were joking with us. >> reporter: finally one of derek's trusted friends reached them. it is burning and everything is gone. it is as if i awoken from a dream filled with opulence and hope to be standing now in poverty of self-worth. that drew a wave of criticism. mica explained they had no idea people were missing. do you have any words for the families? >> all i can do is offer my utmost condolences to the families that have lost their loved ones. >> reporter: the narrative that they had built a death trap filled to the brim was >> we opened the doors for that kind of thing and making sure the pathways were clear. >> reporter: after losing their children to c

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on the line is mica mosbacher. she was a family friend of the bushes for many years.ould you share your memories? i have so many. she was elegant and showed grace under pressure. i had the privilege of having known her for so pressure. i had the privilege of having known herfor so long. when my husband and i were dating almost two decades ago and i was introduced to barbara bush. i had worked on the campaignfor to barbara bush. i had worked on the campaign for president bush senior. the first thing she said to me was that i was younger than she thought and she asked me if i was prepared for political life. she gave me a lot of advice on how to keep grace under pressure, like herself. do not let people get under your skin and how to conduct yourself with dignity. that resonated with me. i felt i had an ally as a young wife trying to navigate a very tough world of politics and one of my favourite memories was being at their home, their home in texas when her son was running for president and it was election night and she had tea rs and it was election night and she had

mica: -- the chair recognizes miss wasserman schultz. it was created more than 20 years now and the idea was to increase transparency, to have the caa be applicable to congress as well. agency kept the public and dark about which lawmaker offices have been accused of improper activity? ms. grundmann: good question. the answer is, it is in the statute. in the statute, counseling mediations, which you have to go to do get to an independent hearing, and i have , let me brought a chart share these with members of the committee. let me explain the process starting from the beginning. starts with counseling and that is initiated by the employee within 180 days of any given violation. >> and this is all statutory? ms. grundmann: it is all statutory. it is not regulatory. counseling under the caa is strictly confidential, and it doesn't bind to the employee from speech it is not a gag them, but it precludes from publicly speaking about any of these cases. and the employee office is not told at the time that the employee is under the system. the

investigation in search of a crime so the mueller team has now thrown us off to another jurisdiction and mica said, it better be something big or i think this is going to be a bad time in our country's history. >> martha: thank you very much, sir. good to see you as always. coming up tonight, the celebrity version of james comey getting some tough reviews from agents. one of them is with us next. plus. >> f russia alone doesn't stop at nothing to defend the syrian regime's multiple uses of chemical weapons. >> martha: nikki haley slamming russia for their part in the syrian chemical weapon attack. tonight, decisions are being made at the white house. the president also today pardoning scooter libby. she joins me with her reaction. what that might mean, if anything for michael flynn. speak out this was the beginning of the criminalization of our politics and our political differences over the war in iraq. what happened was basically the government was looking for or a scapegoat for why the war was going badly. we stay with you to and through retirement. i get that voya is with me through retir

mica chapter four, verse four. his name for mount vernon -- vine and fig tree. they made him a soldier, a politician, and a president though he wanted to go home. he wanted america to be like this. that anyone can sit under their vine and fig tree. he wrote to the jewish people and said this is what america will be for you. fulfilling a dream. he uses the word millennium. a place of peace where you will be able to sit under your vine and fig tree and there will be none to make you afraid. that is that puritan eschatology. did you know what his great motto was? for my god and my country. was,he second great motto "deeds and not words. the you know where we find that equivalent? 3:18.p 1 john that was his second great motto according to his daughter. she had a bad temper. and he might have sworn if you times. i hate to see it -- i hate to say it. i have seen some presbyterian elders that read the bible on sunday and then say nasty words on the golf course on monday. we do not make washington a perfect man. we are not making him a saint. we are saying that as imper

that is going to be moderated by mica caldwell. she is special counsel in my office in the consumer governmental affairs bureau here at the fcc. the panel is entitled challenges facing consumers and industry today. i ask the panelists to come up, and mica. >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm very pleased to be here, very pleased to welcome for our first panel michelle xhuster, kevin rupee and ed bartholomew. i'll ask them to introduce themselves and then we'll get started. >> i'm michelle schuster, a former consumer protection chief from the ohio attorney general's office. 11 years ago, i started a law firm, mcmurray and shuster, with three other consumer protection chiefs and a former ohio attorney general. and while i'm here representing the industry at heart i would consider myself a consumer advocate as well. i'm here in my capacity as general counsel for p.a.c.e., the professional association for customer engagement. p.a.c.e. is the only industry non-profit association dedicated solely to contac

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neil: yeah, all right mica, very, very much. billboards have been popping up around the houston area showing those famous pearls that, of course, barbara bush made equally famous and there was a rush on them, the costume variety that mrs. bush made famous. women loved it. a nation loved it and her. the former chief of staff of the first lady laura bush, alita mcbride joining us on the phone. anita, thank you for joining us, i know you have to get in place. my reflections can't be anything compared to yours. my little exposure to barbara bush and her husband, would be in a receiving line, quite a long line to shake hands with the president and first lady. >> right. neil: it was too, too long and very, very late and i think some of the president's advisors were saying we can cut it off here, but barbara bush famously whispered in her husband's ear. these people have been here for hours, they want to shake your hand and we are going to finish this up. >> absolutely, absolutely, neil. it shows a lot about the character of barbara bu

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