for years, angie's friend, sheila wysocki, wanted nothing more than the truth.urder itself. here's josh mankiewicz with the conclusion of "in the middle of the night." >> more than 23 years after the rape and murder of angie samota, the man with that dna was finally identified. it was not, as we now know, russell buchanan. it was not lance, the ex-boyfriend. and it was not ben, the boyfriend who never asked police how angie died. the man whose dna was found in angie samota's body is donald andrew bess. >> not a name you had heard before? >> never. never hit the radar of the dallas police department. >> not someone she knew? >> never crossed paths. >> why was his dna on file in the national database. >> he had been arrested and convicted previously of two different rapes. >> donald bess had been out on patrol only seven months on a rape charge when angie was raped and killed. prosecutors say she clearly had no idea of his history. when he came knocking on her door. and angie let him in the house. >> why would she do that? >> a different time, a little more innoce

sheila: thank you.ff: writer mary otis' work grapples with issues of addiction, artistic purpose, and mother-daughter relationships. she recently performed excerpts from her debut novel, "burst," at lincoln center in new york city. tonight, she shares her brief but spectacular take on finding her voice. mary: i basically became a writer by accident. when i first moved to los angeles and was at a bit of a crossroads in my life, i only had one friend and i would call this one friend every day. and at a certain point he said, "why don't you take a writing class? " and that's how i ended up completely changing the course of my life. tonight we're going to be hearing the opening pages of my novel, "burst." "burst" is about viva and her mother charlotte, and their untraditional, complex, sometimes fractious relationship, but one that could also be considered a kind of a love story. her mother had two speeds, drunk or driven. here she is on an august afternoon in 1979 at the helm of their vw van, laughing and

sheila really is where basic services like education and health care. i'll privatized, look, remember to your football? no, i guess the biggest shock was when my mom suddenly had to pay 3 times the previous rent. the constitution doesn't guarantee a rate of residence. so there's a lot of speculation of apartments and houses that turns out. unbelievable profits . we almost lost our apartment. my mom had to sell the car so we could pay what we owed, avoided by them. so i told them it wasn't meant to leave it. i'm really sorry. tell me what time do they get it? oh gosh. and i noticed in school too that the education system was geared towards those who could spend money on it. the same with the health system. i don't know when i was sick, but i didn't get what i had hoped for. it's all really sad. and i realized it's all a structural problem. limits throughput, i mean, a school university hospital pension. they will cost money if you can afford it, you pay for a good education, good health care. if not, you either run up that will puts up with a poorly equi

that's because water sources and sheila overs oh privatized. unlike nearly anywhere else in the world, christina, don't have to remembers the impact of water shortages in the 1980s. the said, i mean the significant i grew up here on the kona a closer look very different today. back then it was a very simple house, got them being and then making unit navea. i was a little of the we didn't have for to every day. maybe once every 2 days. so we always have to collect water, like everywhere in the north license, things go to be better. and these days water supply to the village from a dissemination plant. so then you saw them before but not all taught. so she may have profited from such technical progress and even where process isn't supplied. it's often very expensive, too expensive. in some places, trucks deliver clean drinking water to the villages. here walters, the commodity with them on to tubman's the price and the free markets. it's a basic tennis of the constitution set in stone by the piano shea dictatorship in taylor for the simple you ge

interview with the president of sheila, mr. government body president buddy, to thank you for speaking with us in a very fun but today that jenny, it's an on like reading as well to the gym and people service and to mr. president . thank you very much. she has probably never had a president to so aggressively defends the late president some of the in the today, 50 years after the cool. what would you say to him or what? again, i like to be able to i said the festival. i would thank him for his commitment noise, democratic pulse, his country order, and his sacrifice and fees and would tell him that we are working hard to follow in his footsteps hoping to continue opening. great, haven't you that then we have free men and women, and i mean, can we be able to give you the best of society? so the san francisco memorization is marked by new information about the role the government of the united states played in the cool. so how far is your government's willing to go to pick up all the files from that time go, you'll have full. i think that has been some positive signs. like leo in the us a

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and the definition of sheila as a states of diverse people. for many, it's a step too far. it ok, we must stop this constitution with everything we've got. it's designed to divide us. absolutely. national state will destroy our nation under, you know, sort of the sort of way one learns. one people. one, no, no. we don't have different territories here, the name on that, so let me, let me try and look at the name of the constitution meet as one of the strongest economies in latin america known it, but he meant to do, i don't want any experiment to be ruled by globalization and the inmates of nations like rooting us, you know, can i, you don't know themselves, what was the 3 national state? i mean, i've, yeah, it was on me and you'll come us of it if you need to get no guess what is the new constitution is passed one or 6 that own this. it'd be a disaster. sit on the be me. no. the during the final few months of the constitutional reform process, there's a mocked drop in support for the new draft. well, most people initially backed it. now the majority of poses is it seems to

but where this sheila stand 50 years after the cool and, and we bring you an exclusive interview with the president of sheila and mr. guthrie and buddy the president buddy to thank you for speaking with us. a very fun but today to jenny it's an on like reading as well to the gym and people are present. mr. president, thank you very much. she has probably never had a president to so aggressively defends the late president some of the in the today, 50 years after the cool. what would you say to him or what? again, i like to be able to, i said the festival, i would thank him for his commitment to democratic pulse, his country order, and his sacrifice for the fees. and i would tell him that we are working hard to follow in his footsteps hoping to continue was getting great, having to do that again. we have free men and women, and i mean can we, i'm going to give you the best society. so the san francisco memorization is marked by new information about the role the government of the united states played in the cool. so how far is your government's willing to go to pick up all the files fro

sheila johnson will join us.ports. it is an interesting story. this is bloomberg surveillance from new york. good morning. ♪ tyles. it's possible. with james hardie™. >> i think it will be hard to get inflation back to the target. that means if inflation is sticky, we will see additional interest rate increases, and ultimately that probably does lead to a slowdown in the economy, whether that is a recession or just a slow down is hard to say, but it would be unprecedented to go through this type of tightening cycle and not cs get to a little bit of slower economic growth -- see us get to a little bit of slower economic growth. tom: why don't they come out and say -- i was talking with bank of america. i was talking with dr. hot cs and what i find interesting about his research is it really sits forward. lisa: they have to prognosticate, and they are. we are hearing about higher for longer across-the-board. tom: ferro probably would have beaten him to death, but there is this idea of jamie dimon coming out with th

the place sheila johnson calls home. when you first came out here, what did you think?tertainment television, the company she and robert l. johnson co-founded, was hugely successful. but their struggling marriage was the talk of the town. the rumor-mill was off the chart. people would tell me i saw them at the super bowl. oh, i saw her come down in his shirt, and i said, i need a place where i can be alone, at peace. >> reporter: right. >> this is my secret garden. >> reporter: you come out there in the mornings? >> that's where i have my coffee, yes. >> reporter: today, sheila johnson is a very successful business woman. and part owner of three spartz teams. . >> these are the championship mystics. and you look like you have been crying. >> reporter: the first black woman to make it into the exclusive, very white, and very male billionaires club. and yet, she says, tongues are still wagging. >> they go, okay, you are so-called the first black billionaire and everything and you have had it so easy. no, i haven't. >> reporter: people say that, you had it so easy? >> you

host: sheila on our opposed line. axios on their website takes a look at how we got to this point, tying them to words that the president spoke in 2020 while campaigning, or was during the second presidential debate, they write mr. biden was asked whether his son made money from abroad including china. quote, my son has not made money in terms of this thing in what you're talking about china, and goes on to report, in federal court biden acknowledged he was paid several hundreds of thousands with business firms in 2017 and 2018 and led "the washington post" fact checker to give joe biden's original claim four pinocchios and in 2017, biden now vice president talked to burisma where he was a board member reported he emailed hunter in 2015 saying thank you for inviting me to d.c. giving me an opportunity to meet your father and spend time together. it goes on from there with the president's words and how it leads to where we are at this point. you can make your thoughts known off the phone line and facebook and x, sect u

sheila jackson lee did, that was it. we need in our community for those who live on the others of the flag, when every two out of three african-americans live in the same zip code overland meal. he wanted go to a railroad track, you will find a black family there. they don't understand what they can do to fix it, because they are trying to survive. so the key is education. we have to educate young people. that is why i love this panel. five, i have able to overly here , sit down with brothers and sisters like this, and people that look like us to come and say, you know what we can think this, we can empower ourselves. but the biggest challenge in the law in niger, benin, all over the place, it is a major lack of education. it's not that they don't care about the environment, or the plastic filled on the ground or their trash. they care more about where they will get their next meal from. you have a billion people in the world, 2 billion right now that can't get a clean glass of water. right now. a 50 million people have

there is no greater pleasure than to be here addressing you under sheila jackson lee. it is so important what we are doing here. as we see the emerging markets in africa, making sure that african nations have access to enter the market, competing equitably is the most important thing. i just want to address that. thank you. >> thank you very much, congresswoman. i apologize for interrupting you. >> i know how to do what i am told. as i was sharing, 1700 active members in our organization from every sector of the energy business and there is so much here today already from this very distinguished panel. there are a couple of things i want to add and then i want to tell you a personal story. in this energy transition, i will talk about trillions, they will need to be something -- spent in his energy sector, in this global economy 130 plus trillion dollars to make this energy transition and to meet the climate change goals. the question becomes where are we going to be in that transition? are we going to have the necessary representation? are we going to be at the table a

interview with the president of sheila and mr. government body, president buddies and thank you for speaking with us. i'm very fine, but to me in just any, it's an owner like readings as well to the german people service as mr. president. thank you very much. she has probably never had a president to so aggressively defends the late president some of the in the today, 50 years after the cool. what would you say to him or what again like to be able to get. i said the 1st of all, i would think info, he's commitment or democratic pos, his car in order and to sacrifice the fees. and i would tell him that we are working hard to follow in his footsteps, hoping to continue with it in great. have any of that, again, we have free men and women, and i mean, can we get it together and you'd have to build a better society. so the san francisco memorization is marked by new information about the role the governments of the united states played in the cool. how far is your government's willing to go to pick up all the files from that time for go, you'll have full.

>> sheila: you have a-- a past history with the judge that presided over my case and you called in are the one that made sure i was set free. ♪♪ >> finn: well, that's exactly the outcome we were looking for. s.

my my name is nikki love, otherwise known as the sheila on the road.venture. even from a kid, i would like to see how far i could run. it would like to see how far i could run. , ., , ., , run. it turns out she can run really far. over 4000 _ run. it turns out she can run really far. over 4000 kilometres - run. it turns out she can run really far. over 4000 kilometres in - run. it turns out she can run really far. over 4000 kilometres in 76 l run. it turns out she can run really i far. over 4000 kilometres in 76 days across the length of australia. for me it was across the length of australia. fr?" me it was always about going home and see my home country, and just that thought of, i wonder if i can. she could, and she did, running 50 kilometres solo every day. mentally, it was probably _ kilometres solo every day. mentally, it was probably the _ kilometres solo every day. mentally, it was probably the hardest - kilometres solo every day. mentally, it was probably the hardest thing - kilometres solo every day. mentally, it was probably the hardest thin

she has joined today by congresswoman and howard university alum sheila sharpless mccormick. -- sheila cherfilus-mccormick. also, congresswoman jasmine crockett. i would like to thank you because today's panel is a brainchild of us an chief of staff. thank you for making this happen. congresswoman sidney kim leverett and then we have summer lee, who in addition to being a congresswoman and howard alum is representative of the -- district of pennsylvania. don't get me in trouble. i might be a little bit biased because she is my congresswoman, gender -- jennifer mcclellan, the first black woman to represent in congress on behalf of the commonwealth of virginia. she represents the fourth district and is also a member of delta sigma theta. [applause] now, the floor is yours ms. abrams. >> help me thank dr. moon for her leadership. [applause] dr. vinson, ms. walters, thank you all so much. i am going to start with a couple of round robin questions. and then go to each of you with specific questions. ok? i was joking. [laughter] so, i'm going to start with you. what was your very first job i

because as a representative sheila jackson lee described that gives us new consumers. and so rising tide carries all ships. the question becomes do we help to create new intermediaries? who can tell our stories who can invest in our businesses. who can come if you are sitting in the seats, make some decisions to partner. to help scale and grow our companies to a different place. that becomes the issue. and are we, those of us to have who havethe ability to articulat is going on, are we going to work together to improve the system? and are we willing to put something on the line to make it happen. because how many of you know, nobody's going to give it to us. we have to organize ourselves and go get it. >> yes. thank you. [applause] cooksey also what you to know their job is to collect informationn. [inaudible] the under one roof so exporting goods and services. who is also the african import export. [inaudible] $500 million to support africa. about a month andh a half ago n thee create a mutual between african. so. [inaudible] went to open the floor for q and a. can yo

estimates more than 70,000 child care providers that have received that money could face possible closure sheila hoyle is director of the southwestern child development commission, which operates the hayesville center. >> we need child care. we need it, not only for the economic value of supporting the workforce, but we need it so that we send our youngest children to public school ready to learn. >> reporter: in north carolina, the new state budget allows for leftover funds to extend those compensation grants for several months and while the september deadline will not mean instant closures for most centers around the country, for providers like sheila, retaining staff becomes an immediate concern. >> every fast food restaurant has a sign out and how much they're paying per hour and in many cases, i can't even equal that wa wage >> reporter: the threat of losing the center is especially devastating in this rural community. jill and miguel say one of them might have to leave their job. >> within a 25-mile radius, there's absolutely no options. >> if you've been in this business, you've hit sever

we are -- fdic chair sheila bair.ystem? tom: out of the academics of amherst, massachusetts and onto some real public service for the country during some trying times. from robert mcteer to sheila bair in recent times. whither are banks? it is off my radar. it is not one in done with silicon valley bank. lisa: where did they lend? we were in london last week with the credit conference we put on, and we were talking about how many of these private asset managers want to take on the role of these banks. where does that put the regulatory oversight? where does that put some of the questions about who will do lending at a time when lending is more expensive? tom: the keeper yet index, and the answer is do you come back and retest pandemic lows? a timely conversation for global wall street. sheila bair will join us. futures are -11. we are on radio, television. for global wall st, this is bloomberg surveillance. ♪ look, it's great that you use workday to transform your business. but it still doesn't make you a rock star. s

she is joined today by congresswoman and how jennifer shutt alone sheila cherfilus-mccormick. [applause] she represents the 20th district of florida. also joined by con jasmine crockett, 30th district of texas. [applause] she is also a member of delta sorority incorporated and i like to think her because today's panel is really a brainchild so thank you for trusting our office to make this happen. [applause] we have congresswoman kamlager-dove who is a proud member of -- represents the service of this actss of california. [applause] andve we have summer lee who in addition to being the congresswoman and howard university alum is represented of the district of pennsylvania. [applause] also a delta member. don't get me in trouble. and last but not least i might be a little biased because she is my congresswoman, jennifer mcclellan who's a first black woman to serve to represent in congress on behalf of the commonwealth of virginia picture represents the fourth district and she is also a member of delta sigma theta. [applause]es >> so now the floor is yours, ms. abrams. thank you

she has financial the familiar with that with the score cuz i'm able to see a spa, sheila glove. but i just put type where the value and the other way part of it. see, you're going seen your goal or soap, rosie niggley at all degrees in your green nevada's name side of me. it's a, it's a spiritual enough for the uh, sending me a message to the local user. oh stone picture. now you're on alicia. as possible. i get on the flow cereal. that's actually pretty serious. denado not course for you. i'm at. it's kind of law the not the fuck will create a little boot down. it will fit out, you will claim it will be in a full m leona city. so i put them really on out up. pretty funny because theaters panada, alicia. yes. the border lemme honey is the man is off the face of serious kogan, out of the, you're going to go on your mobile. believe it's cold. you there was to an old cuz he bought the best be a non welcome junior. let me see. i've got them 3 of us are in those settings. can you talk to see how many company approval? plenty of them. maybe at the ski boat, there's been a month or so

sheila was just an early blueprint. they just moved 1500 us troops into they do with us sponsor to cool in early december. so that should land model should be studied by all students of resistance . so we can continue to know why many of them in the case of nick at our bolivia, cuba and venezuela specifically exist standing resist and push forward in the cross hairs of uh, us geopolitical interest in the region. you can find out more of the latest news updates on our website all t don't. com. i'll be back with the rest of the team in 30 minutes with we'll see you then the the .

secondly for, for you talk to me mostly monica you value they are to see up on had left a e, die you, sheila, to be a possible and best case load, i get them no problem. what's the use almost the minor, who use even up order to see you this one is the money is what the spending, the poconos is us for you. the trouble is i don't see any. kimberly just once you've done all the small, they hear the police report the say you slam republish low certification stomach thumbs up, or do we block coordinate proof of don't purpose i'm sure they're really good because then see they're still noise but yeah, for just go, i'll email you a few, the same i missed or this gross owner from the cause, but i can make the banquet protocols name is diverse. 50 a sky or there's a there's indicating that it was supposed to be equal. what's the out of it off measured tina saw fit because we the name of what do you get to talk with austin? yes, you say all for this level? because supposed to be the silly association which is the oldest on the roof. you think the spots will shift boss was assisting you lead the you kno

let me, i don't see us pass sheila love. but edge of what type the value you have to worry part of it, see your goal. i'm seeing your goal was super easy. niggley around really and you're gonna be nice about his name side of it. so also your spiritual and up of the uh, sending image, get the core, use the stone, the porch picture. now, you know, let me see as possible. i get on the flow cereal. those actually be serious. the not a not course for you. i'm at, it's kind of law the not the fuck will create a little blue on it will fit out, you will claim it will be in a full and leona city. so i put them really on out up are pretty funny because serious putting out of the yeah, stillwater lemon. honey is the man is off the face of serious kogan, out of the you're going to use on your mobile police. it's called your goose to an old. is he bought the best be a non welcome shane your let me see i've got a 3 bedroom. those. see any kind of look to see how many company opposed. plenty of them may be that those people does. but am i

sheila was just an early blueprint. they just moved 1500 us troops into fatal with the us sponsor to cool in early december. so that should land model should be studied by all students, the resistance. so we can continue to know why many of them in the case of nick at our bolivia, cuba and venezuela specifically exist stan and resist and push forward in the cross hairs of uh, us geopolitical interest in the region. the 8th eastern economic form is in full swing and rushes far eastern city of lot of us talk a major regional economic event. it opens new opportunities for investment and sets new trends in global relations. participants from 50 countries are expected to take part in the 100 recession. discussions and various programs. ortiz is done off reports from the form. the eastern economic form here in flat of a stock is in full swing and make no mistake. it is a very spacious venue around me, but well, it seems to be just barely enough to receive all these thousands of the participants who have descended upon the ver

there's value there to see up on the left a dia sheila deposits on this case level that you don't know, but i must be use almost the money. please even up order to, to see you this one is the money is what the spending, the poconos is us for you. the trouble is i don't see the capital or you don't all smart the they had the police report the say yes ma'am. the pro florida certification was awful. we belong, coordinate proof of the on purpose, which was really quick because then see there was generally what's the square footage as well? you might use 2 the same i missed, or this gross owner from the cause of monkey making the banquet protocols name is diverse, did this guy or the equipment was supposed to equal how it's all out of it off measured to fit because we're the name of one of it's a talk with austin, let's just say also this level because supposed to be the silly subsidies which are still list on the roof here, the spots will shift boss who was assisting you. libby, you know, they will see the, she'll see the equitorial social and of course, bonded on. i see your so i'm pretty

sheila, it was to feel beautiful english give me just go over to to show was a go and show us. you will see me on the primary when citrix, we haven't done any the assuming we're dealing with or so again, the me just said doing some good. this was on the pretty with some sort of question. leave the show, which in try to fix it. you can you switch to the floor, which is the issue. well, you still remember your yes, your mega blue. i mean, yes versus at the when you lose your window, that test page it is more loose to me. yeah. you know. ready what you mean? a did t one. okay. all right, so for region which is the most the dish, my 3 for the more somebody me know, she needs special or was just so she come here because you know, get us call and the people she to the extra them the teachers can still use that you of course, mean you should have what dates the agencies i will share with them later on, but yeah, they are because when you me the rest of the data, which is law smart through on the porch its meaning. you have the pleasure of flush it and we've done it with a quote, we se

is that going, sheila? it's a step dealer. it's beautiful in this good reasons. go richard issue. is that going? sure. you will see me on the property when citrix, we haven't done any of assuming. we're dealing with a solo again. did you just said you had some good? this was on the virginia with some sort of question with the show which is kind of which it looks to giving you a to switch to the floor, which is the issue. well you showed him and really actually, mary lou, i mean yes versus a thing when your news who actually has to do this. the purpose of this to me you know. ready what you mean a d t one. all right, so for region which is at the most the mobile, any of them? maya 3, have on your vote for the most and let me know what she needs. special ed was just so she told me to provide you with the school and the people that know the image of somebody. and with all of that, the teachers can start and use that. of course media shut up, what dates? the agencies, i will show more than later on, but yeah, they are because of the way you who as much of the data which as law smart t

sheila was just an early blueprint. they just moved 1500 us troops into video with the us sponsor to cool in early december. so that should land model should be studied by all students, the resistance. so we can continue to know why many of them in the case of nick at our bolivia, cuba and brand as well as pacifically, exist. stan and resist and push forward in the cross hairs of uh, us geopolitical interest in the region. the desktop that's told him about it and he has 2500 with thousands more injured and displaced the devastating as quick that struck friday nights is the most powerful. the region is seen in a 100 years with rescue operations on the way. many people are still trapped to onto the day bree low cost of being helping to pull victims from the rubble. this tall is expected to rise further with the full extent of the damage, so unclear. many survivors of now being left homeless and the into the receiving treatment that makes shift hospitals. united nations estimates about 300000 people who are affected by fri

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i'm going to bring in volcker alliance founding director, sheila sheila bair.that the fed may not have all the answers? >> well, yeah, i don't think anybody can have all the answers. this is really an unprecedented, an a unusual situation. so if they don't is have the answers, i would prefer they be candid and open about it. so i give chair powell credit for that. for admitting he doesn't know, he doesn't completely understand what's going on. none of us do. charles: yeah, you know, the thing is though they've been given a lot of responsibilities, and it seems like every year they get more responsibilities. they've got the power to do so much. they can turn this economy upside down on its head. today you had a parade of fed peekers, and they seem to be telling us, okay, get used to at least one more rate hike. jim bianco said earlier he'd prefer they didn't even say that much. >> yeah, i think -- i'm glad they hit pause. they were going at a very, very fast pace. this went with on for far too long, but they weren't going to turn it around overnight, and we saw

. >> and in fact, sheila, not only presidents on both sides tried to do, it president trump tried to do it. president trump, one of his core things he never achieved, was figuring out ways to bring down the price of prescription drugs in america. >> well, it is really a sign of desperation, i would say, on the part of the republican candidates who were using this terminology, as and pointed, out they clearly do not know what it really means. they are insulting the intelligence of their voters, by assuming they do not know what it means. and, it is really a deflection that they had hoped to run against joe biden based on attacking his handling of the economy. and, that line has withered away. because, in fact, biden has been pretty good for the economy, unemployment is, low inflation was worrying for a while, but it has been tamed down. there is a resurgent labor movement in this country, which a lot of people would argue is a very positive thing. nothing's not perfect, young people still cannot afford to buy homes. interest rates are high. so on and so forth. but, it is pulling out t

sheila jackson lee of texas. ben crump. and tyree nichols mother, rovan wells.hank you for being here and the continued work you're invested in to make sure this does not happen again. last week, the five officers involved in the death of your son, were indicted on federal charges. today, you were on capitol hill, talking to leaders of the congressional black caucus about police reform, what do you want to have changed? >> first, what i want to have changed, is to pass the george floyd bill. i feel like that bill would save a lot of kids today. i know it would probably save my child. tyre was just on his way home and the police officers murdered him, basically. i would like to see that bill passed. i would like those republicans to get off their builts and pass it. i want them to understand that we, as mothers, we're getting tired of our children being killed by those that are here to protect and serve. my son was on his way home and they pulled him over and he never made it home. there's a lot of that going on these days. i want the republicans to stand in our

let's go to sheila pylon. she joins us from on medias. capital yet, yvonne, she's an international human rights lawyer. you are listening in to that interview that was on a bench of aide was during with that as a by john, the presidential spokesman. and he was very keen to make that point that ethnic armenians will be treated and integrated as equal citizens. but how does a really feel about it? do they believe that will be the case? the absolutely not. nobody believes that will be the case. uh, to the extent that you guys are based on a government considers your meetings of cardboard to be its own citizens. they are the most despised thing, minority of the country. there's a long standing, a state policy of hatred against armenians that go, that goes back decades. that just doesn't stop overnight. so and also as of right, john has made these statements before and has acted completely in contradiction with statements of that sort. there is no reasonable basis to trust that there will be any safety or security

chairman, i like to submit for the record the statement of sheila jackson lee. be met without objection. >> thank you. the chair recognizes mr. tiffany. >> mr. pizzuro, as child china material has become more prevalent, we become more aware of ai and images that are false or real. will this become an issue as it relates to child sex abuse material and do you have any recommendations? >> yes. when you talk specifically about ai and with generative ai, i can do two things. one, i can actually basically mimic a child in order to groom people and secondly, now with ai, i can technically create my own victim in my household. so we are a year away from being able to take a victim and a lot of child sexual abuse happens in that household. so now i can create an exact victim or replica of my child, the way ai is going. so we need to have some sort of regulation for that for how we are going to implement restrictions and how it's used. as an example, chat gpt, if i went in there and searched how do i exploit a child, it doesn't give me an answer. but if i say i'm doing a

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