muller, the sixth director of the federal bureau of investigation. nominated by president george w. bush, he was sworn in to lead the fbi on september 4, 2001, just one week before the al qaeda attacks on 9/11. under his leadership, the fbi has since played the leading role in preventing further terrorist attacks inside america. all americans should be happy that congress recently approved an extension of his tenure -- his 10-year term for an additional two years. i have known bob since 1970, which was his first year as a law student at university of virginia where i was on the law school faculty. he was a returning veteran from the vietnam war, having led a rifle platoon in the third marine division, receiving a bronze star, purple heart, and vietnamese cross of gallantry. i was always on the lookout for incoming students who played squash. bob more than filled that bill. he improve my game, although i never, never beat the man. i did, however, get to know him very well. he was a prince. bob also was smart, smart enough for me to offer him a job as my research assistant and dumb en

muller understands that the rule of law is important.e's not going to be the guy who, when he retires, they hang a medal around his neck and say, congratulatio congratulations, you won the war on terror but you cost our civil liberties. he has said publicly, that's not me and that's not the fbi. and that is really something. >> what's the future of the fbi at this point? >> i iff i knew the future, i wouldn't be talking to you, i would be writing about it. i think we have an fbi director who understands the constitution. we have a president who has actually lectured about the discussion and who understands it, unlike, let's say, his predecessor. if you have two guys who have some understanding of the rule of law on the top. >> tim weiner, the book is "enemies a history of the fbi." this has to be the definitive chronicle on all of this, so congratulations on what has to be the output of tremendous years of work. i commend it to everyone. i started reading this on the plane last night and it looks terrific. so thank you very much for shar

both times muller deflected to holder. >> thinking about the three part test that he mentioned, doespply to u.s. citizen that's overseas or does that apply to u.s. citizen that's here? >> i would have to go back. i'm not certain whether that was addressed or not. i'm going to defer that to others in the department of justice. >> constitutional law professor jonathan writes in foreign policy magazine today, quote: holder's new definition of due process was perfectly or wellian. what is he describing is the model of presidency that would have made richard nixon pleasure. spokesperson said it was pretty straightforward the legal framework holder laid out applies to citizens outside of this country. holder will testify on the hill tomorrow. >> shepard: kill first, justify later. catherine herridge in washington. a fire left a man trapped inside a burning car. two police officers put their own lives on the line to pull him out. how the city honored their bravery coming up. when watching your kid's hockey game, try not to point a laser in the opposing goalie's eyes. daddy is in trouble. th

muller saying putting a surveillance team out with six, eight, 12 persons extremely time intensive saying the court will inhibit our ability to use this in a number of surveillances where it's been tremendously individual. the court unanimously agreed to bar police from installing technology to track suspects without a judge's approval. >>> in virginia a controversial bill dealing with abortion is now law. it's a

[applause] >> thanks to director muller. i direct the stanford center for international security and cooperation and i am a professor at stanford law school, and i am on it to be your to moderate our question and answer session. i am also very glad that i am not the one to have to answer the questions. director, i wonder if we could start with a pair of questions about 9/11. there were many questions from the audience about 9/11, and i will just pair these two together. "on the day itself, as you recall what you and your team went through, what did you learn about the fbi that you did not know before?" the second part is much more of a retrospective, asking, "looking back now, how do the at buy it -- fbi and cia relate to each other differently than before?" >> i had started, as mason pointed out, the week before. i could barely find my office on september 11. but the fbi has a history of over 100 years, and it kicked in, as it always does in a disaster such as you saw on september 11, and i was along for the right, but they

john muller with the story. [ screaming ] >> i went to my house. my husband's not breathing. >> reporter: a terrifying 911 call. this is the woman, this is the dispatcher. one month later, she gets to thank the dispatcher who saved her husband's life. the tapes tell the tale. >> ma'am, listen to me, is he awake? >> no. >> is he breathing? >> i can't tell. >> put your hand next to his moupt. can you feel breathing? >> no, i can't. >> reporter: while she panicked, al camacho gave her step by step instructions. >> i want you to place the heel of your hand on the breastbone in his chestings right between the nipples. put your hand on top of that hand. >> reporter: he kept her on track. >> listen, ma'am, you got to help him until thae get there. >> i don't know how. >> you have to do it. pump his chest twice per second. we're going to do it until the help can take over. >> here he comes. i'm hearing him. >> ma'am, you say he's breathing a little bit? >> yes, josh, josh, please! josh, josh. >> put your ear next to his mouth. >> he's breathing a little bi

john muller, abc news, new york. >> unbelievable. do you know how to administer cpr?> no, but this is why i married a doctor. i should learn how to do it, though. >> what if something happens? we should learn. >> are you feeling all right? >> i'm -- >>> coming up here on "gma," the captain of the cincinnati ben-gals cheerleading squad charged with sleeping with one of her students when she was a high school teacher. was her mom, a principal, involved? >>> and dad's dangerous dream. why a father wants to skydive with his 2-year-old son. his 3-year-old, who you're looking at right there, has already taken the plunge. >> people not happy about this story. >>> and the boss taking a beer break. why the boss, bruce springsteen, is drinking on the job. check that out. >>> coming up, "pop news." keep it here, people. -hold up. -why are we stopping? just need to refill my walgreens prescription. [ speaking native language ] i don't know what he's saying right now. he says you're gonna get frostbite in under 30 seconds. won't take me that long. honey, is this really necessary?

. >> i'm john muller in for rob nelson. some big name pro athletes plan to attend today's rally in sanford, florida, where trayvon martin was shot and killed. all weekend long protesters gathered wearing hoodies because that's what the teen had on when he was gunned down. >> very, very sad story. certainly growing, this story is. a lot of attention. >>> another big headline this morning comes from south korea where the president told the world the u.s. has too many nuclear weapons. he's also sending a message to north korea to consider peace or remain isolated. >> and a subject near and dear to our insomniac viewers, sleep. the health hazards involved when you get too little sleep and when you get too much shut eye. is that possible? apparently it is. >> i don't know that's ever happened to me. >> stay tuned. we'll tell you about all of that. >>> first, protests over the shooting of trayvon martin spread to texas, arizona and california over the weekend. >> the shooter george zimmerman has not spoken publicly about the inci

. >>> good monday morning, i'm john muller. rob and paula are off this morning. we're going begin with president obama's stern warning to north korea overnight. telling the country it will face the wrath of the world if it doesn't curb the nuclear plans. tahman bradley is live in washington with details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, john. before the start of the summit, mr. obama had blunt remarks for the leaders of north korea and iran. in south korea for a summit starting today, president obama urged the communist neighbor to the north to change its way. north korea set to launch a rocket next month it says is a satellite for peaceful purposes. mr. obama spoke to the regime's laiders. >> there will be no rewards for provocation. those days are over. today we say, have the courage to pursue peace and give a better life to the people of north korea. >> reporter: as the summit kicks off, tensions between the north and south remain high. south korea and other countries warned they might shoot down the rocket if it violates the south's territory. while t

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. >> i'm john muller in for rob nelson. the pope had some serious messages from mexico where tens of thousands of people have died in drug-related violence. today he's going to be in cuba making even more history. >> historic seeing a pope in cuba. really is an amazing thing. >> absolutely. >>> also defending neighborhood watchman george zimmerman. he's not been arrested in the shooting death of trayvon martin but his attorney and a family friend are speaking out. what they have to say about zimmerman. >>> later this half hour, while most of the country enjoyed one of the mildest winters in decades, the insect population has been multiplying so watch out this spring. it's bound to bug you. we'll talk about that. >> rob nelson's story that one is. >>> first, we're going to start with hundreds of cuban americans who will be among those welcoming the pope when he arrives on the island later today. >> benedict traveling to havana tomorrow with thousands of faithful who are awaiting his arrival. diana alvear reports from cuba. >

enator muller -- i mean congress recently that cyber threat will soon overcome terrorism as his top national security emphasis. it's all ver serious. and you can't exaggerate it. and it could happen. so, then you think about how people could die. a cyber terror attack on air fialki with secretary napolitano before this hearing. often over big cities it gets very soupy, vele d't look to be weather. they can't see above, below. lo but if they're protected because of air traff. put in a more modern one, the same situation will prele veil. cyberout. they can take, of a city or group of cities take out capacity so the planes are literally flying in the dark that if will fly into each other and kill a lot of people. and people have to understand that. rail switching. networks are hacked. causing trains which carry toxic materials, deadly materials through our major cities, and that can, there can be a massive so we are on the brink of very, very serious happenings. we have not reached that. which is one of our problems. in getting legislation passed. but we can act now and try t ou. i just, let me

muller, for coming before our committee. i'm happy to say that last year we thought it would be the last time you would appear before our committee, and i was very pleased that the president offer and you accepted an exception of your term because i think what has happened and the fbi during your term is exponential. i think the terms that have taken place and the ronlt sponlts that you have had have been more transformational than probably any time since the beginning of the fbi. i do want to start my remarks just very briefly by wreck niegz also the chairwoman of this committee who will on saturday become the longest serving woman to serve in congress in the hit of the united states congress and we're going to make a big deal of that because we're really brought of this little point-sized mighty might who has outlasted them all. so mr. fbi director, let me just state a couple of points. think that senator mulkiski has really outlined the big picture. there are a couple of areas of interest that i have and concern. certainl

i'm john muller, in for rob nelson. >> good to have you here this friday morning, john. i'm paula faris. whitney houston drowned in that beverly hills bathtub. >> coroner's report says she was musing cocaine just before she had died. it was the tragic news that friends and family feared. >> reporter: after weeks of speculation, the results of whitney houston's autopsy may not be surprising. the singer's death in a bathtub at the beverly hills hilton was caused by what her friend, family and fans had feared. >> the final cause of death has been established as drowning, due to ath row cler rottic heart disease and co >> reporter: water in houston's lungs indicated drowning. her heart was weakened by blockage of her arteries. long-time cocaine use contributed to her death. there was no foul play. >> it appeared that the cocaine had been used in the time period just immediately prior to her collapse. >> reporter: houston's family was informed about the coroner's findings before the public. sister-in-law pat houston said, we are saddened to learn of the toxicology results. al

bureau director robert muller spoke yesterday to a gathering of cyber security professionals in san franciscohe said every fbi field office now has specialists investigating internet crime. >>> a 24-year-old man is in custody in philadelphia this morning after police say he smashed through a gate at the city's airport and drove on to the runways. while airport police chased the speeding suv, air traffic controllers scrambled to keep planes from entering the runways and waved off one that was preparing to land. >> we got a road vehicle driving around on the airport. we're not talking to him, not moving anybody until we find this guy. >> now, it took police just five minutes to chase down kenneth mazik, but the airport was shut down for half an hour. he's charged with driving under the influence and may face other charges. >>> passengers from the costa allegra cruise ship stranded. this week in pirate-infested waters are safe after reaching shore on thursday. more than a thousand people were aboard and we're learning more about the rough conditions they endured. tina kraus reports. >> passenger

today in about half an hour, 30 minutes from now, live to capitol hill where fbi director robert muller will be testifying before a senate appropriations subcommittee on his agency's 2013 budget request, and proposal calling for $8.2 billion, that is a 1.4% increase from last year, that hearing will be live on c-span3, beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern. and an c-span officials from the nuclear regulatory commission will testify on safety issues, one year after the nuclear emergency at in a january peace fukushima daiichi power plant. the nrc ordered major safety changes for the u.s. nuclear power plants last week. the industry has until 2016 to put those changes into effect. that hearing will get under way at 10:00 a.m. eastern, again on c-span. and then coming up at 1:00 defense and foreign policy scholar also discuss the u.s. national security agenda in the middle east, north africa and the asia-pacific regions and the role of national security issues in the 2012 presidential election. that's hosted by the american enterprise institute, it will also be live at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-spa

you've told us in response to senator mccain's question, general dempsey, secretary panetta, director muller, cyberattack is the main area of vulner ibilty we have today. shame on us if we look at this as business regulation. this is homeland security. and we have got to get together before too long and make this happen. i want to come to the particular difference between the two bills. there are two critical things that have to be done here, in my opinion. there are many important things. one is an information sharing authorization section. the other is protection of most critical cyberinfrastructure, which is owned by the private sector, 90% of it financed, transportation, electricity, water, all of which is vul neverab neverabneve vulnerable attack by enemy. both bills have information sharing. the bill that senator colins and i have introduced as this provision for the department of homeland security to work with the private sector to require the most critical covered infrastructure, not every business, to take certain actions, to defend their network to defend our country. general alexa

muller saying that putting a physical surveillance team out with six, eight, 12 persons is extremely time intensive and the court ruling will inhikt our ability to use this in a number of surveillances where it's been beneficial. in january, the court unanimously agreed to bar police from installing that gps technology to track suspects without first getting a judge's approval. >>> in virginia, a controversial bill dealing with abortion is now a law. it requires a woman to undergo ultrasound exams before having an abortion. lawmakers did drop a contentious provision in an earlier version. it would have required exams to be invasive. and backers including governor mcdonald say they will change that and they were lampooned by comments who criticized them for that. >>> and finally, district of columbia mayor vincent gray holding a news conference saying he was unaware of any wrongdoing or illegal acts committing during his 2010 campaign for mayor. he defended himself amid reports of a federal raid at the home and office of a major fund-raiser for him and other d.c. politicians. heed is

director muller at our worldwide threat hearing indicated to us in the past year there have been 20 arrests in the united states of people in this country planning or participating in attempted terrorist attacks, and as you mentioned in your reasons testimony, omar farouk mutalib was recently sentenced to life in prison. now, i also want to say that even though its specific activities are classified, in your written testimony you mentioned the high value detainee interrogation group, or the h.i.g. as we call it. i can say that we've seen the excellent intelligence, the h.i.g. is producing, and earlier this week, also four principal members were charged with computer hacking and a fifth member pled guilty. now to my questions. it's twofold. i think we have to begin to look for a redund danes and duplication of effort. we now have a counterterrorism center, we now have homeland security with intelligence, and we also now have the fbi, and so i hope you will take a look at that, because the dollars are precious, and we're already experiencing cuts in the intelligence budget. so here's my quest

i'm john muller in for rob nelson. >> good to have you here.ber, too. your last name, i'm not sure. >> i'm paula. who cares about my last name. >>> last night's rally took place not far from where trayvon martin was gunned down. demonstrators demanded that the community watchman george zimmerman be apprehended immediately. and that the outrage will not end until he's in handcuffs. we have not heard from him at all. >> we heard a lot about him. i'll tell you that. not liking what i hear. >>> also this morning, your money and your vote. with fuel prices sky high and the president's approval rating suffering, barack obama addresses both in one campaign stop. >> and later this half hour, the wait is over. if you are hungry for the "hunger games," they're here. we've got a special treat for fans who cannot wait to see the premiere. >> big deal this stuff. it's on my radar now. i was just getting up to speed with "harry potter." now i got to get up to speed with this one. >> i'll bring you the trilogy of books. >> can you just give me cliff notes? >>

. >> john muller, we are so thrilled to have you here. >> back at you, kid. all right.which shows no wrongdoing in connection with her death, even though cocaine was a factor. and there was evidence that she had been a chronic drug abuser. >> it's just sad because we know she battled that addiction for so, so long. >>> another big story this morning, the outrage in suburban orlando where trayvon martin was shot and killed by a neighborhood watchman. we're going to take you to last night's huge rally in sanford, florida, where the police chief has stepped down, albeit temporarily. >> temporarily, but, you know what? this is getting bigger and bigger, and we're going to watch this story grow, i think. >> and they've assigned a new prosecutor to the case as well. >> good for them. >>> all right. later this half hour would you want your potential employer -- listen to this -- log into your facebook account? well, it's a dilemma in the workplace right now because some bosses are butting into people's personal social media world. i wouldn't like that. i don't know. what do yo

with jeremy he could of course he represents exactly the kind of threat or fear i direct to robert muller and his experts have warned about new york's top cop says the suspect was radicalized by the teachings of u.s. born cleric and war a lucky. so the conditions are perfect he was said to have ties to al a lot he had planned building a bomb and converted to islam on the surface it looks like a cut and dry terrorism incident stop before anything could happen and of course mayor michael bloomberg and y.p. chief ray kelly held a press conference praising juan fauresmith for stopping this attack before was carried out. he really is the kind of threat. the robber moeller and his experts have warned about. now it's funny that bloomberg out of the f.b.i. is robert mueller interest speech because the f.b.i. wasn't actually involved in this case at all in fact the f.b.i. was aware the n.y.p.d. had been tracking him and tell for two years but the feds never felt that he was a serious threat and he was mentally unstable and they declined opportunities to take the man down so that's why the fan was

director robert muller testified earlier this week it was one of the most serious threats for our countryding on the battlefield. >> i know you've been waiting for this, time to get scrambled up. we're bringing in eric bolling to help us out today. >> bring it! >> this word, if you can guess what it is. something on the newscast all day. eric? >> he's going to join us -- >> arthur is our house lawyer. what do you got? he's got 5 bucks on you. >> there he is behind the camera? >> that's not a word! >> hey! >> he paid off the producers. >> i love that. here's the problem with the word aidala is, it's not really a world. it's a name. i don't think we can use that in scramble. >> i don't think we can use that one either. >> arthur aidala, ladies and gentlemen. >> "fox & friends"! "fox & friends"! "fox & friends"! >>

abc's john muller is here with the story.o many questions, john. >> reporter: she's not camera shy, but cameras weren't allowed in the courtroom. accused of drug smuggling, she remains in an australian jail this morning, unable to post bail without a lawyer. her glamorous hollywood lifestyle just a memory. former penthouse model simone farrow cried during her first time in court. since her re-arrest a week ago. she faces bail-jumping charges to go along with the charges of drug trafficking. a wealth think doctor and lawyer who bailed her outside the first time withdrew their offer. reporter caroline marcus watched it all from inside the camera-banned courtroom. >> simone appeared very distressed. she was crying. audibly. she sighed loudly. >> reporter: eluding a national dragnet for more than a month, she traded her hollywood high rise for a jail cell. she used to fedex and the postal service to ship meth. all the while living the high life of her alter ego simone starr. the aspiring singer was also an aspiring reality show.

i'm john muller. abababababababac at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. be. >> kristen: good monday morning, 5:23, a live picture of the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is moving fine. check in with lisa in for frances this morning. >> katie: a new mom from berkeley and 26-year-old man from san francisco are the big winners of this year's oakland marathon. two led the pack as more than 8,000 runners took part in the city's third annual running festival. chris set a new record in less than 2 hours and 29 minutes. anna britan won the women's division. >> film director james cameron is back from his journey. he spent three hours at the bottom of the mariana trench. trench is near the land and guam and is seven miles down. he was accompanied by only two other men to reach the bottom. berkeley resident in don walsh who did it in 1960. >> a couple got an unexpected guest this weekend. the

john muller is here with the latest on this search. this is baffling, john. >> it really is.gh-tech forensic searches turning up nothing. now, it's back to searching on the ground. this, while a community hopes and prays. after a heartbreaking week of dashed hope and few leads, hundreds of teary-eyed schoolmates and friends and families lit candles for sierra lamar. the 15-year-old california seems to have disappeared without a trace. her mother makes an emotional plea. >> just bring sierra back home. >> do you come through here every day? >> reporter: fbi agents set up a roadblock where the missing teen usually boards her school bus. the only finding so far, lamar's purse, neatly folded clothing and her cell phone not far from her home. fbi agents scoured the area, neighbors nearby. >> four or five guys walked in. i said just go for it. >> reporter: besides the fbi, marc klaas is on the case. his daughter, polly, disappeared in 1994. still classified as a missing person investigation, experts say it takes two tracks. >> the fbi and the local police will start looking at whet

john muller abc news, new york. >> struggling internet giant yahoo going after facebook.e're live with that in today's after the bell report. hi, emily. >> well, yahoo is suing facebook. yahoo filed a complaint alleging several fasbook products infringe on yahoo patents. yahoo was likely waiting for more information revealed in the filing to decide whether or not to act on them. yahoo said the patents relate to information sharing and says facebook must pay to license technology and looking for ways to remove growth after lugs ground in display ads and to google in web searches. and yahoo lost that top spot to facebook last year but there could be more than needs the eye here. listen to what this patent attorney told use i think going this length because they want something what. do they want? money? this is more of an induce partnership. >> and ibm is well on track to meet it's 2015 financial goals. the senior says in the first annual let tror shareholders says ibm is well positioned to succeed in a complex global economy. ibm's goal to generate $20 per share in operatin

wednesday's testimony from the fbi director came with an increased sense of urgency only hours of mullern the hill, held the secret briefing on the growing cyber threat. in washington, katherine, fox news. >> skin cream dangerous for your health. we have the fda warning you need to hear. plus, they know exactly what these idols are going through. sarah frazier chats it up. but nearly 210,000 cars on the road are under a new recall. fox business network has the details. >>> more americans are finding work, tracking private sector jobs, employers at its 216,000 new workers in february. the monthly employment report is due out on friday. and some of its smaller suv's. nearly 210,000 jeep liberties from 2004 and 2005 are being called back for potential corrosion problems todd rear suspension. and easing some pension tension at american airlines. that's part of its plan to get out of bankruptcy. the airline is proposing to freeze pension plans for most of its workers. it was looking into crapping them all together. that's business, i'm neil. [ male announcer ]  for the saver, and a big f

john muller is here with the latest on this search.reporter: it really is. talk about a mystery. police haven't had any luck. and now, the fbi is on the case. high-tech forensic searches of the 15-year-old's cell phone and computer, turning up nothing. now, it's back to searching on the ground. this, while a community hopes and prays. after a heartbreaking week of dashed hope and few leads, hundreds of teary-eyed schoolmates, friends and families lit candles for sierra lamar. the 15-year-old from california seems to have disappeared without a trace. her mother makes an emotional plea. >> we want her to come back home. we know you're going to be okay and will find your way to us. >> do you come through here every day? >> reporter: racing against time and in need of some clues, fbi agents set up a roadblock where the missing teen usually boards her school bus. the only grim findings so far, lamar's purse, neatly folded clothing and her cell phone, found on the side of the road not far from her home. fbi agents scoured the area, and quest

the fbi director robert muller warned that cyber security is becoming the nation's top threat. >>> policeboost in manpower. the goal is to get more officers patrolling the city's trouble spots as soon as possible. city leaders have given the police department the green light to hire three-full-time officers and the department will also bring on as many as five part-time officers. the police department says more officers are needed because of the recent increase in crime in antioch. >>> 6:56. he did it. a san jose high school student is one of the 13 finalists on american idol. >> you can let your hair down one more time deandre. >> you can feel that. friends and family members cheering the moment 17-year-old deandre was picked as judge steven tyler wild card last night. he is a senior at oak grove high school. this by the way is the second time that he's trying to become the next american idol. oak grove high school is planning a rally for him later this morning. >> if you're not watching you should start watching right now. there is young really great talent. >>> coming up on 7:00. sal i

we have omar von muller, and his. who i assume. is that uggie, omar? >> there's no phuggies.re's only one uggie right here. >> jimmy: i want to know, who switched the dogs out. who? who? who? >> no switching. uggie was the main character in the movie. >> jimmy: uggie was the dog -- okay. what was going on with the patch there? >> well, it's simple. dogs, just like people, they do makeup. we have three -- we had three dogs. and they all had to match each other. and it's very simple. you see, he has a lot of white around his eyes. all that was covered. we use a lot of color. not just here, but on his butt and everywhere. you're going to see a lot of different patches. >> jimmy: you have an accent that makes me suspicious, just right off the bat. [ laughter ] but you're saying, they're -- i know. he's ashamed. he's owned by a foreigner. [ laughter ] so, these are like -- some sort of -- [ laughter ] mary-kate and ashley olsen dogs that look similar but not exactly alike? >> yes. in all the movies, we need to have one backup dog. this time, we had three. two stunts for uggie. and

abc's john muller is here with the story. so many questions about all this. >> reporter: so many and she is not camera shy but cameras were not allowed in the courtroom. the former penthouse pet accused of drug smuggling, she remains in an australian jail this morning, unable to post bail without a lawyer. her glamorous hollywood lifestyle just a memory. former penthouse pet simone farrow begged the court for time to find a lawyer and bail money. she cried during her first time in court since her rearrest in a steamy queensland hotel a week ago. she faces bail-jumping charges to go along with the charges of drug trafficking. a wealthy doctor and lawyer who bailed her out the first time withdrew their $160,000. reporter caroline marcus watched it all inside the camera-banned courtroom. >> simone appeared very distressed in court this week. she was crying audibly. she sighed loudly often. she was obviously very upset. >> reporter: eluding a national dragnet for more than a month, simone traded her hollywood high-rise for a jail