since february of 2011, mr. torre has been the executive vice president for baseball operations. he was a major league manager for 29 seasons, 12 of them for the new york yankees, whom he led to the playoffs every year including four world series championships. the glory days. he compiled a .297 batting average, 252 home runs. he hit over .300 five times in his career. he was once the national league mvp. can you spell "cooperstown"? the chief of the juvenile unit since 1997. he serves on several boards that advocate for the rights and the interests of children. these include the minority context subcommittee of the pants of a commission of crime and delinquency. he is a member of the juvenile justice and delinquency prevention committee of pccd, which advises the governor on juvenile justice policy. he serves on the juvenile offender center and has persist dated -- participated and maybe the hardest working man in show business. he's a team leader. it was established in 2006. >> robert received his ba from harvard university and his jd from the school of law at the university of

mr. chairman, in our investigate torre process -- drs drs. >> and then you're developing the cafe standards but can't share the information with the congress let alone the american public. at some point people say what is going on? >> mr. chairman? >> that's why mr. kelly made his opening remarks like he did wlachlt is going on? >> and we're very happy to explain in great detail exactly every moment that we worked on this investigation. it was six months of fact find will to get to the point where we felt we should open a formal investigation. we don't take the matters -- we have 40,000 vehicle owner complaints every single year about safety defects. we investigate the same ones. >> i'm over time. want to get to my friend and colleague. let me just ask, were you concerned -- i mean here's the bottom line i think, were you concerned about if you told us last summer, excuse me, told us in october about what was going on, that you would impact sales of the volt and/or impact the negotiations in the cafe standards? that's what we want to know. were you concerned about that? is that why you were

mr. rosenberg. >> thank you. good afternoon, chairman torre and chairman.nt me a texting tell joe i love him. i have to share that. >> i'll take it. >> members of the task force, friends and colleagues who are here today those who care about reducing violence to children wealth come to baltimore. perhaps you have received a copy of this report with your material. we collect over 850 butterflies every year and that number continues to grow. this is a very real manifestation of the scale of the problem here in baltimore city and nationally as well. we proudly hang each one of those butterflies from the ceiling at the center and recognize every butterfly is different. everyone has its own unique story. each one symbol lieses transformation that occurs with each child in each case. today i believe we have all had the privilege listening to many stories from victims and survivors. we hear those stories every day, baltimore center. 24 hours days a week. seven days a week. child advocacy center and in my written testimony but a child advocacy center like baltimore