jennifer rogers and mimi roca. mimi please explain what it's like to be under the influence of a federal investigation. what has gates' life been like in the period they've been getting him to flip, and now to what agree do they own his life now that he's signed this deal? >> well, i'm sure it's been very intense for him. recently when the document was unsealed he was having some trouble deciding. and we know from manafort's statement it seemed they had an agreement spoken or unspoken, that they weren't going to cooperate. so this was a big, big deal what he did here. cooperating not just against the president but against manafort, assuming he has information. but against manafort and clearly they've been together for a long time through some interesting activities. so for him to do this is a really big deal. and it's obviously been kind of a roller coaster. once someone goes in court and actually pleads guilty in front of a judge under oath and says those words, there really is usually a shift in that they psychol

and the kick and slap they could land a palestinian teenager in jail for years i had to mimi's trial before an israeli military court begins today are actions protests or provocation. i'm brian thomas thanks for joining us the former president of georgia turned ukrainian protest leader mikhail saakashvili has been deported from ukraine to poland that after being detained by armed men at a restaurant in kiev ukraine said that saakashvili had been staying in the country illegally soccer fields described the move as a kidnapping he's led repeated protests against the trains president accusing him of corruption. this surveillance footage reportedly shows the momentum asked men stormed to kiev restaurant. to detain one of the government's harshest critics their target mikhail saakashvili the former president of georgia the ukrainian government insists he's trying to stage a russian sponsored coup here that's actually says president poroshenko should resign for failing to fight corruption his attorney blasted kiev's actions as outrageous was that there were no it's a kidnapping and not the

our two former feds are back with us, jennifer rogersers and mimi rocca.plain what it's like to be under the influence of a federal investigation. what has gates' life been like in the period where they're trying to get him to flip? and now by what degree do they own his life now that he's signed this deal? >> i'm sure it's been very intense for him. and we saw reflection of that just in the media and recently when the docket was unsealed. it looks like his guilty plea pursuant to the cooperation agreement was scheduled and then taken off and then scheduled again. he was having some trouble deciding. we know for manafort's statement that it almost seemed like they had kind of an agreement, spoken or unspoken, that they weren't going to cooperate. so this is a big, big deal, what he did here, cooperating not just against the president but against manafort, assuming he has information about the president. but against manafort, who clearly they've been together for a long time, through some interesting activities. so for him to do this is a really big deal. a

from a young age i had to mimi has been seen online defiantly confronting israeli soldiers the protests often end with the palestinians throwing stones and the israeli army responding with rubber bullets and tear gas. on the day the video was posted an israeli soldier had shot our heads cousin mohammed at close range with a rubber bullet inflicting serious injury the fifteen year old is still recovering . after his made me more afraid of the soldiers because they shoot anyone in the head all the fairies or wherever now the rubber bullets hit you very hard. and many israelis view the protests as part of a palestinian propaganda machine to make the israeli ministry look bad and that something the israeli government has little tolerance for they want to send a message to this family and also this this village that basically this kind of. way in which there's a lot of videos that try to show off israeli soldiers evil that this that kind of profiting off this as. the state kind of accuses this family of having done that this is not going to go on. israeli human rights activists say that are

am i a mimi? >> reporter: she has only one regret. >> i didn't think to ask her any questions.ood luck at the grammy, jay-z, you know, i didn't say anything. i was just -- i'm lost. >> reporter: nicole estefan, wcvb. >> she's a mimi. >> she didn't even know what it was. that picture sll >> good morning it is thursday, february 1. >> good morning everyone we're following breaking news on "action news." flames tear through philadelphia row home killing a man and a woman. >>> gunfire sends three people to the hospital overnight. >>> as the eagles prepare for the super bowl they are taking security to a whole new level. >> first up let's talk to david murphy it felt a little warmer when i step outside, david.

we welcome to the broadcast mimi rocah, former attorney for the southern district of new york. currently a distinguished fellow and criminal justice at the pace university school of law. sol, because these are two such different characters and very different men, is there any constant that is transferable, a standard that would apply to the questioning of one, and ergo, to the other? >> well, for any investigation like this and any questioning like this, you obviously want to be totally prepared. and mueller's got a great experienced, brilliant crew with him. the most important thing i think that assuming this questioning takes place, either informally or at the grand jury, let's say it happens informally, most important thing is to not have time constraint on it. to make it clear there's not going be a time limitation on the questioning. that's number one. number two, is to serve notice on the president that he's going to answer every question unless he claims a privilege. he will not be allowed to do what president clinton did and say, there's certain things i'm not going to

assaulting an israeli soldier has been adjourned until march the military judge overseeing a had to mimi's case banned media from the courtroom as proceedings began the seventeen year old was racing december off the video of her slapping and hitting israeli soldiers went viral to me is facing twelve charges and could spend up to ten years in prison if found guilty a force that is outside of a prison in the occupied west bank what happened harry. well as you say the first order of business as far as the military judge in this case was concerned was to eject members of the media and other outside observers diplomats only allowing the family to stay inside the court the case made by the court was that this is a standard procedure in dealing with a minor who is coming before the military prison the military justice system here in new york westbank over the defense lawyer made the point that as far as the prosecution was concerned there was no problem with this every preliminary hearing in this case had been open to the media and the defense also arguing that the entire proceedings were illegit

mimi rocca is with us, currently a distinguished fellow at pace university school of law, and jeremysh has graciously, i'll get it out, agreed to stick around with us, former chief of staff at pentagon, cia, as well as former counsel to the house intel committee. >> mimi, first to you. among americans, among those in the sphere of this thing, as you read this indictment, who has grounds to feel worse and does anyone feel better after today? >> well, i think american people should feel better. >> we'll take it. >> we've been presented today with an indictment that shows that the special prosecutor and his team have figured out, really, you know what's happened here in a way that no one else in washington seems to have been able to do or willing to do. so i think we should feel better. but i don't think that trump and the president and his inner circle should feel better. in fact, if i were them, i would be a lot more. worried. because really what mueller has done here is he's put into a criminal framework the conduct that we've all been talking about in broad terms. we've all been tal

plus the trial of a palestinian team turned protest icon this video of i had to mimi slapping israeli soldiers went viral back in december now she's facing twelve charges including assault before and israeli military court our jerusalem correspondent has all the details. and as calls for political change in nigeria gathered pace our correspondent there sits down with former president ola saying. an older sanyo now a vocal critic of the country's current leadership. brian thomas great to have you with us the former president of georgia turned ukrainian protest leader mikhail saakashvili has been deported from ukraine to poland after being detained by armed men at a restaurant in kiev now ukraine says had been staying in the country illegally saakashvili described the move as a kid that he's led repeated protests against ukraine's president accusing him of corruption. this surveillance footage reportedly shows the moment a mass men stormed a kiev restaurant to detain one of the government's harshest critics their target mikhail saakashvili the former president of georgia the ukraine gov

the trial of a palestinian teenager led to mimi has begun behind closed doors in an israeli military court to maybe faces twelve charges including assault and incitement for slapping and pushing two israeli soldiers last year for palestinians a seventeen year old symbolizes their struggle against israeli occupation as radio forces say she is an agitator. investigators say pilot error may have caused sunday's crash of a russian passenger plane that killed all seventy one people on board after studying the flight data recorder officials say pilots failed to turn on behaving unit for the plane's pressure measurement system that would have caused instruments to display the wrong speed a woman accused of exploiting her relationship with south korea's former president for personal gain has been sentenced to twenty years in prison tewson says was convicted of bribery abuse of power and other crimes the scandal that impeachment president to pardon hate last year and in fact implicated major corporations including sam so. the pacific island of tonga has been left devastated after a tropical c

this video went viral and december two young palestinian women heads to mimi and her clothes a newer slap and push two israeli soldiers standing guard on the property where i had lives it sparked a fierce debase for palestinians i had became the symbol of resistance to the occupation. others mainly in israel portrayed her as provocative. shortly after the video appeared online israeli authorities arrested the next seventeen year old as her family home and. father bassam is away from the trial of his daughter and wife although the family filmed the incidents busson refutes accusations that they exploited their children for their political cause we want to show the world was the land was the victim we the committed to pick the ourself because if there is no coming he will look bad like before twenty minutes we use chemical because it's part of what we want in a. nonviolent resistance ahead faces twelve charges including assault and incitement in an israeli military courts her mother is in custody as well. this is where it's happened in the village of nabi salah in the occupied west ban

so as you take all of this in, mimi, is the republican memo wrong on the law? >> well, i think so.t the memo is trying to say is that there should have been more information included about christopher steele who was paying crist hristopher steele. should have been very specific. the democratic party was funding and paying christopher steele. we don't actually know what wa was disclosed but that something was disclosed to the judge. we don't need every detail about rhys relationships to people funding the dossier. what needs disclosed what would be material to a judge's decision. many said since the memo came out, all sources that go into warrants have some sort of bias. a rival drug dealer gives information on his fellow drug dealer and that's put into a memo. that person certainly has a bias. you don't need to know every detail but enough to be able to evaluate the credibility. what's coming out from outside the memo, even within the four corners of the memo, that that information was disclosed and they're overstating what needs to be in the memo. >> what about the importance of c

young mimi. and becky prof. there's a strong emphasis on the female perspective of us and for me the belly not only is pure cinema as. it's a good start. it's a long. love story. passed was oral has worked in the potter rama section for eighteen years now she heads it. movies from all over the world that shake up and alter perspectives that's what it stands for. this year is very female not only because of the strong involvement of women directors and producers who make up almost forty percent of the program but also because women are the focus of most of the films well they're directed by a man or a woman who will ask what i'm going to. stories that get under your skin about exploitation and oppression about long standing up for yourself as in the brazilian documentary vixen trying to. write about the protagonist is an artist who also sing as. she speaks directly to the camera at certain moments of the movie in radio interviews. the alpha male. from speed guiding us from speed gardens no. muss ye with. the cour

libyan raja biz sentenced to five years for alleging torture or when seventeen year old i had ten mimi's tried on twelve counts for slapping a soldier and forcing a foreign occupation when journalists are jailed in huge numbers in turkey and there are. dehumanized deprived and slaughtered in the homes with all these examples bedeviling us why are we doing so little to stop them even though we should know how dangerous all of this is it is accumulating unresolved human rights violations such as these are not a lack of g.d.p. growth which will spark the conflicts that can break the world while our humanitarian colleagues tend to the victims and we salute their heroism and selflessness and their role is not to name or single out the offenders publicly that task falls to the human rights community that is our tusks. for it is the worst offenders disregard and contempt for human rights which will be the eventual undoing of all of us and this we cannot allow to happen we will therefore celebrated with passion the seventy years of the universe of declaration of human rights which incarnates rig

controversial practice of detaining palestinian children and trying them by military courts now are headed to mimi looks set to be facing a long jail sentence with the courts here having a conviction rate of over ninety percent. melting ice sheets in greenland and antarctica are speeding up the already fast rise in sea levels that's the finding from researchers at the national academy of sciences and the united states they've been studying twenty five years of satellite data and they predict that by the end of the century the world's oceans will be more than sixty centimeters higher than today. rising sea levels are already flooding the homes of people on the marshall islands in the south pacific that powerless against the salt water which has made the farmland barren and replace the fresh water. new satellite imagery shows that other low lying nations are also under threat. was one of the countries that are vulnerable as those with coastal regions that could be germany's coast which is experiencing rising sea levels as well as small island nations around the world like feeding. them in global foo

. >> mimi put out a call saying her dog is looking for a valentine. so who could be in the running.l, the jack russell is used to being pampered so she probably needs someone from the celebrity world. how about bo. >> oh, there's bo obama. looking strapping. flynn, big best in show. >> brand new. >> might be a top contender. >> the scooby-doo. lassie. >> many, many, many others. oprah's dogs are rich. >> you know their names? >> no, i don't. sadie was -- well, it could work. >> this is great. tell me more. >>> well, it has happened again. someone attempted to make a replica of the queen, beyonce. a wax one. >> here it is. the canadian version of wax bay. >> wow, this is luis tussoud's wax works in niagara falls, ontario, not new york. >> yeah. so, the main complaint is that her skin is too light. reactions online were swift and mersyless. >> that is not beyonce. >> of course, the skin color is just one of a few problems. people are recognizing. comments includes, are they manager? she looks like a white housewife. >> beyonce is a housewife, isn't she. another theory beyonce's wax fi

has been adjourned until march after judge ordered the case be heard behind closed doors i had to mimi was arrested in december after a video of her slapping and hitting an israeli soldier went viral the seventeen year old faces twelve charges including assault and incitement she could spend up to ten years in prison if found guilty. canada's government says it's looking at changing the way juries are chosen for criminal trials this comes after an all white jury acquitted a white farmer of the murder of a twenty two year old indigenous man. more colton bush he was in a vehicle with several others when he was shot in the head by gerald stanley stanley said his family and property were under attack and the gun had misfired when he tried to frighten those in the car for his trial defense lawyers rejected all potential jurors with indigenous backgrounds it took just fifteen hours for an all white jury to acquit stanley of second degree murder. protests erupted across the country last saturday against a verdict many saw as racially motivated indigenous activists say the criminal courts rout

has been adjourned until march after a judge ordered the case be heard behind closed doors ahead to mimi was arrested in december after a video of her stopping and hitting israeli soldiers went viral a seventeen year old faces twelve charges including assault and incitement she could spend up to ten years in prison if found guilty very force it has more from outside the military court near ramallah in the occupied west bank. so the trial proper of i had to meet is now underway with this two are proceeding on tuesday the prosecution once again set out its case against the seventeen year old she's charged with assault and incitement among twelve charges the defense set out its case that this entire process is illegitimate the result of an illegal occupation the main difference between what we saw today and the pretrial hearings is the judge decided that the media outside observers would be allowed to witness proceedings inside the court i think this is one of the court is because the court decided what is good for the court and not what is good for i'd they understand that people outside o

mimi . while boy is the third largest port in the whole of latin america situated at the pacific entrance to the canal terminal never sleeps. we've. many more new vessels a too big for a canal that's now more than a century old as a result ships unload their cargo onto a smaller cargo vessels all on to dump. decker freight trains that's the normal fear that they have we have seven trains and total i think five in panama city two in cologne. we move them from one side to the other so that we always have five here and two that we don't have a set schedule only roughed on and so it all depends on the speed at which things get john at the polls our company works with them we don't have any influence on the tiniest of we have to wait until they bring us the containers and then we can determine a departure time and the freight trains are our main business transporting international goods and not just destiny upon him they've often come from asia and are headed on china north and south america or t

the trials began for a palestinian teenager charged with assaulting an israeli soldier ahead to mimi was arrested in december after a video of her slapping and hitting israeli soldiers went viral the seventeen year old is facing twelve charges and could spend up to ten years in prison if found guilty the case has drawn international condemnation harry force that is outside of her prison in the occupied west bank and i'm just wondering what more we can expect from today outside the courts but we're expecting certainly her defense lawyer to argue her case against those twelve judges as you say among them assaults also incitement the court charges the prosecution charges that she was inciting fellow palestinians to carry out attacks including suicide bombings a lawyer says that that is a misinterpretation a mistranslation of what she was saying in the course of protests after donald trump's declaration about the u.s. view of jerusalem as israel's capital saying that such events would be almost inevitable given the reaction to that announcement what we've heard so far inside the court. i

soldier has been adjourned until march after a judge ordered the case behind closed doors i had to mimi was arrested in december after a video of her slapping and hitting israeli soldiers went viral the seventeen year old faces twelve charges including assault and incitement she could spend up to ten years in prison if found guilty russia says it has no information about any russian musson rees being killed in syria now this comes in response to reports that more than one hundred pro syrian government fighters were killed in dairies or last week during fighting with u.s. coalition forces moscow is saying that it's only aware of its citizens being deployed there as part of the russian armed forces well in all the new sunday's plane crash in russia may have been caused by frozen speed gauges minutes after taking off the passenger jet crashed in a field near moscow on sunday killing all seventy one people on board investigators say the crew may have failed to follow correct de icing procedures. turkey has one site person greece not to explore for gas near its coastline cyprus says turkish

. >> i'm a mimi. >> oh, i love her and her daughter.don't believe you. >>> it kind of reminds us of this moment. it's 10 years old now where there you have bruno mars walking by pete wentz. when he was star struck. when he was star struck. bit there. . >> where's pete wentd? >>> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson with the top stories we're following this morning. more women and girls coming forward to confront former disgraced sports doctor, larry nassar. details are just ahead. >>> president trump is facing off with the fbi and the man he personally selected to head the bureau. the fbi says it has grave concerns over the accuracy of the memo criticizing its actions in the russia investigation. but the white house is poised to release it anyway. >>> a u.s. interceptor missile fired from hawaii has failed a test designed to simulate an attack. it's the system's second failed test in the past year. the failure is renewing concerns about how the u.s. would defend itself against an incoming missile. >>> and reer is eveners

is it a mimi? what is this. >> you're famous. i'm like, what? >> she has two regrets. one she didn't ask them a question and two, that she left without a selfie. this is much better than a selfie. >> so much better. she didn't know the photo was taken. her daughter said i don't believe you and where's the proof. >> everywhere. >> queen bee posted it to her instagram. >> kudos to that lady. my mom would have no owe plif yus. >> -- oblivious. >> i saw this nice couple dressed well. >>> b.a.r.t. delays due to track maintenance, derailed maintenance truck. now they're trying to maintain the track or repair it between the fremont, union city and south hayward stations on the fremont warm springs line. they're single tracking there. take a look at the b.a.r.t. map. these stations are to the south. it's a small stretch between south hayward and union city. it's not affecting system wide. better news, the ac transit rails between the two stations are upping the buses. they will definitely be helping out between the two stations if you need to take transit buses to get around i

. >>> we have seen mimis and jokes referring to wines as mommy juice but now one group warns mom about the dangers of drinking. why it is time to raise red flag. >>> var coast veins could be a warning sign to a potentially deadly problem. we will have the details in a healthwatch. >> ♪ >>> how about this gorgeous sunrise down the shore, it will be mild again today but then march comes in like a lion, katie has the forecast up next. >>> welcome back everyone there are changes at the white house, president trump's son in law jared kushner lost access to top secret intelligence, kushner a senior advisor to the president, had been operating with an interim clearance for top secret information for more than a year. now, he is only authorized to access information at the lower secret level. the decision to downgrade the clearance was made by chief of staff john kelly, the president deferred to kelly on the matter. >>> president trump named his former digital advisor brad parscale as his 2020 campaign manager in 2016, he played a key role in overseeing the trump campaign's advertising, and so

is it a mimi? what is this thing? you're famous. i'm like, what? >> she means meme, right?>> her only regret is she didn't ask them questions or get a selfie. >> she went back to the room and tolder daughter that i saw beyonce and jay z and she said i don't believe you. >> luckily beyonce has a squad. hi sue. >>> that hat she was wearing. that would have made me gawk like that. let's go back to the b.a.r.t. delay. it's improving. 15 to 20 minutes. this is due to an overnight maintenance vehicle that derailed on the track. crews are out there repairing the track now between union city and south hayward. they hope to have it open by 8:00 a.m. this is the southern part of the warm springs fremont line. b.a.r.t. was tweeting to get to the bay fair station to avoid this. here's a live shot from sky 7 over the maintenance vehicle, over the crews trying to repair that track to get folks back on time. again, a little over an hour left. they hope to get that earlier. we're seeing sparks flying from the welding and they're out there definitely doing their best. once again, ac transit

corrine spoke, jack blair from the giants spoke, mayor brown, and then kim's partner in life, mimi, and it was just an honor to be a part of that, so thank you so much for allowing me to be there and playing such a small part. and also, i would just like to say that madam president, when you get done speaking, could we have a moment of silence for madam secretary amy posada's mother who passed away? thank you. >> thank you. i, too, thank elaine and renee and all the port staff that had anything to do with the event last week. it was -- it was just so magical and memorable and just such an honor, and i'm just so humbled and thankful to have been able to take this journey with all of you for so long, so yes. in -- i really want to thank everybody. it was just a great event, and sorry that everybody couldn't attend. and i would like to take a moment of -- go ahead. >> no, i was just going to -- before you spoke, i was just going to say congratulations, not only on the event, but on -- which, unfortunately, i had a prior commitment, so i came at the tail end, and people were still having a

. >> on december 28, 1984, 19 year old jay la guard, his sister mimi who was 16 and their younger brotherho was 12, went to the superdome. after the game, as they were getting in the car, an african-american man jumped into the back seat, pulled out a .357 magnum, said i'm taking your car, i want your wallet and your valuables. jay was instructed to drive away from the superdome, rather than do that, he did something brave or stupid and deliberately caused a car accident. the carjacker then leapt forward with the gun and jay turned around and met him and they had a fight. jay is pressed with his back against the driver's side door and manages to kick the carjacker into the face and out through the passenger side door the carjacker, obviously injured, drops the gun and gets away. that crime remained unsolved until pictures of thompson appeared in the paper for the murder of ray liuzza. >> when thompson's photo appeared, all three of the lagarde children identified john thompson as their attacker. thompson went on trial for the carjacking first, because prosecutors knew that a conviction wo

how to design cities for children by mimi kirks which reminded me how far we have to go in this city. even though we talk a lot about retaining families and how those issues are also related to workforce and the quality of our schools and a whole host of other things. and so i was reminded of the excellent presentation with our team about the definition of family housing and i'm wondering, you know, what happened to that. you know, because we -- i think defining what family housing is sort of a first step. and then i was thinking, you know, a couple of -- a couple of meetings go, two or three meetings ago, we approved a project that was on a corner. do you remember that? that had two stories of residential housing and commercial store front out in the avenues and i was think, that is the perfect place for family housing. proximity to shops and wouldn't it be great if somehow we could incentivize that space to be child care. and wouldn't it be great if we could figure out a way to have the open space that is required, you know, to share with child care. could there be something creativ

until next month a judge has ordered the case be heard behind closed doors seventeen year old i had to mimi was arrested in december after a video of her slapping and hitting israeli soldiers went viral she faces twelve charges and could be sentenced to up to ten years in jail if found guilty rights advocates say seven hundred palestinians under the age of eighteen are prosecuted by israeli courts each year people under the age of eighteen are regarded as children under international law so as we're saying i had not the only child detained by the israeli military amnesty international says she is one of approximately three hundred fifty palestinian children currently held in israeli prisons and detention centers and the defense for children international is concerned that is really military arrests are not only violent but that children often lack proper legal representation during the court court process so al-jazeera is imran khan spoke to photos the engine a he is the sixteen year old palestinian boy whose arrest while blindfolded by a group of israeli soldiers in occupied hebron was cap

full scrutiny of this trial being able to take place harry a lot of attention has been on i had to mimi of late but she's far from the only palestinian minor in custody in israel. that's right i mean a lot of attention has been paid to her because of the viral nature of the video in which she was seen to slap and strike and. otherwise trying to remove to on this really soldiers from her family property in the occupied west bank coming during the protests after the donald trump declaration on jerusalem being the capital of israel as far as united states was concerned but as you say this is one of many trials of minors of those under eighteen in the military court system here she is one of according to the best selim organization not. activist organization more than one hundred eighty youngsters who have been detained pending the outcome of the judicial process not allowed to go out on bail in this case she was seen to be some kind of security risk because of one of the allegations against incitement to further violence that's an allegation that rejects that she will argue during the cour

has been in journey until march after a judge ordered the case be heard behind closed doors i had to mimi was arrested in december after a video of her slapping and hitting israeli soldiers went viral the seventeen year old faces twelve charges including assault and incitement and she could spend up to ten years in prison if found guilty south africa's president is expected to address the media on wednesday after his party the african national congress formally asked him to step down it's uncertain uncertain if rather seventy five year old jacob zuma will resign but if he doesn't he could face a vote of no confidence in parliament that meeting miller has more from johannesburg. off to days of confusion and uncertainty this precise briefing was expected to introduce some clarity into the future of president jacob zuma but while the a.n.c. confirmed it had also a president to resign the party did little to assure solve africans that will happen any time soon as we know there's this is the time and space. to respond. we have. to respond. i don't want to love him but let's leave president. th

been adjourned until march after a judge ordered the case to be heard behind closed doors i had to mimi was arrested in december after a video of her slapping and hitting israeli soldiers went viral seventeen year old faces twelve charges including assault and sight meant she could spend up to ten years in prison if found guilty very force it has more from outside ofer military court near ramallah in the occupied west bank. so the trial proper of i had to meet is now underway with this to our proceeding on tuesday the prosecution once again set out its case against the seventeen year old she is charged with assault and incitement among twelve charges the defense set out its case that this entire process is a legitimate the result of an illegal occupation the main difference between what we saw today and the pretrial hearings is the judge decided the media no outside observers would be allowed to witness proceedings inside the court i think at this stage and of the court is because the court decided what is good for the court and not what is good for i had they understand that people out

the other thing eisenhower did was rename that happens and he took mimi eisenhower's home state of colorado and named the presidential lodge aspen as it is today. virtually every building structured on the camp had a name. this is cedar where the commanding officer lives this is where i lived. this is where chuck lived back in the kennedy days. it's the same structure. it's been remodeled, added onto, but this is where the ceo lives. you are the only family inside the camp except on the weekends. you are the only family with two daughters seven and four inside the camp and maybe you have guests on the weekend. play dates are interesting, but they can be difficult with security protocol date-- gate and access road and everything else you can cannot do. one of those early challenges. the lonely century, chapter six, one of my favorite in the book talking about the loneliness of command. any time any of you i am sure have been charged in something, a committee, a club, a team, your business and sometimes the hard decisions you have to make an eyelid to what the president still within what they

i rise in support of the amendment by my friend, any any walters of -- mimi walters of california. by strengthening section 230 of the communications decency act, we can restore victims' access to justice and hold accountable tech companies and online websites who make human trafficking easier and knowingly turn a blind eye. we know these websites have the ability to censor content, and we see it in the political world every day. so why can't they work harder to censor and remove posts related to sex trafficking and enslavement of other human beings? this isn't hard. it is common sense to hold websites accountable for the crimes committed on their sites. we all must work together to put an end to human sex trafficking which is why i urge my colleagues to support the walters amendment and the underlying bill. i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. does the gentlelady reserve? mrs. roby: reserve. the chair: the gentlelady from texas. ms. jackson lee: it's my pleasure to yield to congresswoman lofgren who is the ranking member on the subcommittee on immigration and knows