tasha was taken by surprised when heidy brought out a syringe. 4:32 tasha: i was kind of like, whoa!!! and she was like, "it's ok. it's ok." 9:08 client: and the first injection i was like stop! what is that? because it's burning! dr. rodriguez says most physicians who practiced mesotherapy stopped years ago. back in 2005, the c-d-c issued a warning after 14 patients of an unlicensed mesotherapy reactions and lesions. for tasha, it was much worse. 2:25 tasha: literally 6 hours after i got the treatment, i started throwing up. she was in and out of the hospital for more than a week apartment. 3:02 tasha: when i was in the hosptial the first time, she kept texting me 'please don't give them my name. what are you telling them?' we wanted to know what heidy would tell us. we went to her apartment... /nats knocking on door/ only to find she'd recently moved. using a translator, /nat pop/ we spoke to her on the phone. she admitted doing the treatments, but said it was only for friends of friends who gave her donations. she said she recently stopped after learning she needed a medical licens

tasha was taken by surprised when heidy brought out a syringe. 4:32 tasha: i was kind of like, whoa!!! and she was like, "it's ok. it's ok." 9:08 client: and the first injection i was like stop! what is that? because it's burning! dr. rodriguez says most physicians who practiced mesotherapy back in 2005, the c-d-c issued a warning after 14 patients of an unlicensed mesotherapy practitioner had severe skin reactions and lesions. for tasha, it was much worse. 2:25 tasha: literally 6 hours after i got the treatment, i started throwing up. she was in and out of the hospital for more than a week after her treatment in heidy's apartment. 3:02 tasha: when i was in the hosptial the first time, she kept texting me 'please don't give them my name. what are you telling them?' we wanted to know what heidy would tell us. we went to her apartment... /nats knocking on door/ only to find she'd recently moved. using a translator, /nat pop/ we spoke to her on the phone. she admitted doing the treatments, but said it was only for friends of friends who gave her donations. she said she recently stopped a

18 - melanie douglas it can be hard for parents to keep track of them all. 9:36;32 its real scary - tasha ore and even when parents are vigilant -- there s still the chance that someone can slip through the safeguards that have been set up. 9:36:42 you do all the precautions but, you know, stuff can still happen :46 tasha moore according to the national crime prevention council - there are four major dangers for kids on-line. one of those - oversharing information - even if an account is private, it can be hacked. another - strangers -- who can pretend to be someone they re not. melanie douglas says strangers are constantly reaching out to her teen daughters online. 9:22:50 they do it all the time, they send them messages and stuff too :53 two more threats -- location-based services - which give away where the user is -- and posting photos. to try to keep her kids from falling victim -- douglas says she keeps a close eye on what they )re doing. 9:21:26 i have all of their passwords and i follow them :28 here are some more tips from experts. - keep your computer in an open area - monitor w

tasha also trying to set up a charity in jar a's name called the funds. sean, thank you. > fox5 is in montgomery countyy now, a mother suspected in the disappearance of her two young children, 18 monthsing a appeared in court today. a psychiatric deemed catherinehi hoggle mentally unfit to stand trial. prosecutors want a secondors opinion, though, which the court went ahead and granted them. relatives of little sarah and jacob hoggle are frustrated and angry. i've aid the same thing each time. this is the situation for the olderer siblings. that is where my heart breaks. so as a mother and i'm her mother, this needs to end. we need to e solve this mystery, whatever the mystery is. catherine hoggle is currently charged with neglect and obstructing justice.ing she is due back in court again i at the end of april. to prince george's county, theor public school beard has announced the creation of a student safety task force. this comes in the wake of a child pornography scandal involving an elementary schooll volunteer and alleged victims. deonte carraway is

the judge issued the maximum sentence for tasha davis. she hired two hit man to shot and kill her ex-husband. officers. her husband sells she was not surprised -- says he was not surprised to see the support. >> they were going through a custody battle at the time of the murder plot. >>> cmpd's police chief could make a formal request to charlotte city council for more officers. chief putney speck about the issue with city leaders. he blamed the need on the growing population and with more resources the department will be equipped to battle the 10% spike in violent crime. councilwoman agreed saying it is >> we need officers to do the work. >> many officers, at what price and how the city plans to pay for them hasn't been laid out just yet. the city council works on a new budget next month. we'll let you know if the chief's request is officially granted. >>> south carolina department of social services hired 170 extra case workers last year the department director says case loads are still too high. there are still 73-case workers responsi

they go down low to tasha vipond who goes off glass and in for two. then it's rinse and repeat. meg brandt finds vipond again who gets the friendly bounce. centennial would knot things up at 42. but the little hawks answer. ashley joens buries the corner three to put city high back up 3. they'd go up 5, before vipond cuts into the lead again. but the jags coudln't overtake the hawks. down the stretch and down goes #1. city high snaps centennial's 8- game win streak, 54-48, boys hoops, #7 ankeny and #2 valley in a game that was originally set for last tuesday... valley up 19-9 after 1. but back come the hawks. chris mcleod somehow works his way for the scoop, the score and the foul. now from valley, quinton curry down low, fights off about three defenders for his own board and gets the putback. then it's curry feeding it to john raridon. the future nebraska football star, can also ball it up. call coach miles! but the hawks would come back to tie the game on this three by connor riordan! valley would retake the lead briefly as the would be alley oop finds raridon who lays it in f

la tasha says her son had an incident at lincoln heights academy and it caused the seventh grader to get so upset >> i said i'm going to go. so they was like all right, bye and i walked out and i left. >> lincoln heights academy is located behind the trees. the student was found walking there, along i-77. >> while walking on i-77, a stranger approached him. >> by god's grace she found him. >> and she called the mother and fear set in. >> oh, my god i don't know this woman and i don't know you know, who she is or if my son you know will be seen again. >> this story did have a happy ending the stranger reunited mother and son and the school had no idea her son was gone. the mother admits her son has a history of leaving school. she says he is not the only up with. >> i've seen students run out of the school and run in the middle of the street. >> the mother believes the school district should do something.

. >> my name is tasha.wain. >> 37-year-old bernard "tasha" swain was serving a nine-month sentence for a parole violation. >> how do you make money on the streets? >> prostitution and selling drugs. >> one of the other things that bernard did on occasion inside l.a. county jail is to put on beauty pageants. like a peacock, so he wanted to show off his feathers. >> you know the miss america pageant? we do them in here but we do them for the boys and we have first runner-ups for the girls, the boys, the school boys. the vogue and all that kind of stuff like that. it's a variety of things you can run for. it's not just beauty. we cut up sheets and towels and make little dresses and you know. we destroy state property to make the outfits. >> do you make them look better? >> yes, actually. look at my face. >> we explored another special housing unit at l.a. county as well. the mental health ward where we encountered one of the most unforgettable scenes ever shown on "lockup." >> there was one gentleman in partic

join this one in progress third quarter-- one point game-- centennial's tasha vipond with the basket. for two teams a lot of damage inside tonight. but mollie deskin showing the range for waukee. waukee up 2--- inside now to riley jacobson who weaves her way past the defender-- and in for a pair. centennial sticking with it inside the paint-- vipond the bank is open then sydney wycoff cuts the warrior lead to 1 with the three from downtown. keanna williams adding to the jags points-- the pump and the drive gets the roll off the iron and in. kendyl lindaman with the jumper and a hand in her face it still gets nothing but net. then she drives gets a little space and the kiss off the window and in. centennial up 3. under a minute to littlefield cuts with the layin. centennial hits one free throw-- two point game-- waukee-- the iron and ciml division title with a 45 to 43 win over number jordan: over to johnston, the #2 dragons hosting #13 dowling. j-town up 27-22 at the break. 3rd quarter they add to it! elle brown with the steal and she takes it to the house! dragons go up by 13! but ba

charges after stealing an ambulance and leading houston police on a slow-speed chase. 28-year-old la tasha harris stole it overnight from a fire station. she first told police she was trying to get away from an abusive boyfriend but she was just just trying to skip town and didn't have money for a ride. >>> next at 5:30, melting dashboards. another big automaker is offering a free fix. straight ahead, what you need to know if your car is on that list. >> it was hell. never again. >>> never again she says. 4500 passengers back on dry land tonight after being tossed around at sea. coming up at 5:30, the reason they're pointing the finger at the captain of the ship. >> i wasn't guilty. and it took 18 months to above it. >>> accused of trafficking meth, thrown in prison. i'm carson chambers. why the fbi believes he was >> new tonight a third car making agrees to fix melting dashboards. the safety issues affects thousands of vehicles including nissan, mazda, toyota and lexus. >> jackie callaway first exposed this a year and a half ago. tonight she is explaining what you need to know to get free

. >> this is tasha's idea. she is a recruiter. burkes worked a job fair and says she got about 1,000 resumes. but only one stood out. >> these millennials are not prepared for the workforce or just their presentation alone is not enough to garner our attention. >> burkes teaches about being intentional when finding a job and how to stand out. the students are in week two of the program and it's already made a difference. >> i learned a lot about interviewing tips and learned about resumes how you should put things on paper. >> being myself more and letting my personality show. >> the program is geared toward minorities and women. here is why... level the playing field for under represented populations in the workforce. >> students say they are ready for the real world. >> i'm going to be more confident in myself how i present myself. >> now, go higher has been setup at other colleges and the founder tells me that so far about 86% of participants are now working in corporate america working at amazon, wells fargo and other companie

but ananny centennial is too strong, tasha vipond gets her own rebound and finishes strong with the 'and one", west's state bid comes up short, 66-42. in a class 4a regional, spencer falls to second-ranked harlan, 55- 32. the tigers end their season at 14-8. the cyclones take a 20-2 record to des moines. the top-ranked south sioux city girls, opening district play against 2-22 grand island. this went pretty much as expected. augusta thramer pushing the fast break -- gives it to carissa powell to put south sioux up 22-11 after one. the cardinals keep going inside e to the 6-1 junior -- powell with 2 more -- it's a 22-point lead at the half. south sioux can score from deep too -- kori fischer sets up in the corner for the 3-ball. the cards pulling away. the mid-range jumper. south sioux wins 80-47. they'll play thursday for a trip to lincoln. the 15-5 dakota valley girls, opening south dakota district play against 5-15 canton. second half, senior claire johnson drives for 12. then, anne mccabe gets good post position and scores -- but dv could not shake canton -- the lead is only 8. the

but tasha vipond just too much to handle on their home court tonight...west falls in the regional final, 66- 42. one other regional final tonight in 4a...spencer sees its season end tonight against the two-time defending state champs from harlan, 55-32. the tigers wrap up their year at 14-8. chris: on the boy's side, saturday is the first night state tournament berths will be on the line. in class 2a, sioux center and rock valley squared off for a spot in substate. the rockets swept the regular season series from the warriors, could they make it 3 for 3? first...matt van engen...gets the putback...sioux center goes up one and he'sll then marcus g strong to the to go off glass for the pair and we're alknotted up in the second. but rock valley gets going...great between jason van maanen for 16. then the kickout to the down the three pointer to open up an 8 point lead. but the warriors end the half on a 5-0 run...van engen with the 3 point play here...they rally in the second and win it 65-52. in other 2a district finals, top ranked western christian has no trouble with sheldon...it will b

they go down to tasha vipond who's double teamed, still gets the bucket to go. check out the pass by sydney wycoff to kendyl lindaman who lays it in. hawks trying to fight back. hannah shadra- van in the post banks it in for two. but the jags punch right back. vipond again down low for timeout. after the break, they keep up the fight. sydney shadravan with the great pass to codee myers who lays it in. but the jags pull away down the stretch. keanna williams got hot. the three pointer is money. then it's s lliams on the drive, good for two more. and then three points the old fashioned way. bucket and the foul. jags up 25 heading into the fourth. they roll, over ankeny, 60-35. jon: another rivalry as number 11 valley traveling to number 13 dowling. maroons get it going. dowling's anna wanek hits the mid-range jumper. maroons keep it going. marin daniel splashes down the three ball. dowling faithful likes that. but back comes valley. zoe young with the eight footer. tigers trying to stay in it. off the inbounds pass. shea fuller nails the corner three. but dowling

in a tasha brown follows up on other athletes in trouble. >> the vicious assault video has gone viral. showing the brawl at recess lounge in old city this past weekend. allegedly, involving, former eagles running back, lesean mccoy. it is not the first time we've seen local professional athletes, thrust into the limelight, for all the wrong reasons. >> form earl eagles wide receiver riley cooper's image tarnished when individual he yo from kenny chest knee concert caught him using a racial slur. street fight outside of boston bar, involving rookie sixers tarp, jahlil okafor. casting a bit of a shadow over the 20 year old's first season in the nba. >> quite frankly, as march tour at this issue, he is a very young man, with a loft money, look to go make everyone happen. >> i joe dooling, sports psychologist, works with the university of pennsylvania men's basketball team. >> when i talk to so many young professional athlete, and student athlete, it is amazing what we hear about the fears and the insecurities, and then all the sudden we see them on tv and they're in trouble. >> dooling s

first quarter, tasha vipond gets the feed inside. can't score it the first time. but she does the second go- round. hoop and the hack for the senior. centennial keeps it rolling. keanna williams drives in. the sophomore gets the old fashioned three point play. jags start pulling away. and they do it from deep. kylee macke hits the three right in front of the west bench. right after that. meg brandt kicks it to sydney wycoff in the corner for the tri-fecta. 66-42 centennial 1st trip to state carlisle traveling up to ballard. awesome atmoshpere in huxley. bombers led by three at the it. meredith ossian for three. three of her team-high 17. carlislie. hailey brunsun drives it baseline and scores it. back and forth. and then ballard starts to pull away. jenna moody leading the break. great pass to madison smith and the whistle. attacking. this time in the half court offense. taylor larson with the great find to emma ray for two, ballard sensing a return to state. but back claw the wildcats. agatha beier to gabby schnathorst. but ballard makes its free throws to seal u

tasha? becca? misty? wait, that's one too many names. oh, sorry. i'm a little drunk already!eaking at this year? oh, we always go to cancun for spring break, 'cause you can get a hotel room for like $3. and everyone there is so friendly, you can just get in a random car and they'll give you a ride! it doesn't even have to be a cab. that's cool! i'm meeting a guy i met on myspace in amsterdam, 'cause i thought it would be fun to try group sex and hash the same week. [ laughter ] i'm going to chechyna, 'cause the drinking age there is 9! woo! woo-hoo! what's in all those bags? oh, um, all my spring break necessi-ta-tas! this one has cash, my dr. seuss hat, and a poncho, in case i fall asleep on the street. and this little one is 'cause i like to bring my own roofies! oh, girl power! i brought a luna bar, because i swore i would eat something this year! oh, i wish i thought of that. i'll split it with you! okay! last year, i got so sunburned they had to cut my bikini off for the hot boobs contest. last year, when i got back to school, i found a $10 bill in my butt. [ laughter ]

made tasha mckenna was tased one year ago tomorrow. she was being treated for schizophrenia.he died. several groups are planning a peaceful rally outside the detention center. they will hold a vigil in the alexandria section of the county tomorrow night. >>> a restart for a popular restaurant. coming up the action chipotle is taking tomorrow that will interrupt the lunch hour. >>> plus it you know that the #rip twitter, what sparked the >>> a report said twitter is changing, but their ceo says that's not true. buzzfeed reported that twitter would rearrange your tweets based on how much you might want to read them. lots of users said they prefer the chronological way. the #rip dwiter was trending all day yesterday. >>> you've met him before. as a wednesday's child. his name is james. but he also goes by jimmy. we first met him back in september of 2014. but he is still waiting and hoping that a family will come forward to adopt him. here is barbara harrison. >> excited? >> yeah. >> reporter: georgia bay, program director at the horse back riding center, welcomed james who happ

but tasha vipond and the jaguars, just too much to handle on their home court tonight...west falls in the regional final, 66-42. 2a district final...sioux center and rock valley. late in the firsrs..matt van engen...gets the board ananthe putback...sioux center goes up one and he's all fired up. then marcus winterfeld...driving strong to the rack...he gets it to go off glass for the pair and we're all knotted up in the but rock valley gets going...great high low game between jason taylor and myles van maanen for and they go up 20-16. then the kickout to the corner...brady post...knocks down the three pointer to open up an 8 point lead. but the warriors end the half on a 5-0 run...van engen with the 3 point play here...they rally in the second and win it 65-52. 1a semifinals....emsen st. mary taking on fourth ranked boyden-hull. opening quarter...keaton bohnenkamp with the pump fake.....hoop and the hack! hawks strike first on the scoreboard... then is jacob wesselman with the corner triple.....remsen saint mary's started the game on a 7-0 run..... but the comets bounced right back...k

so does tasha jones. >> when i see the bills come in, i'm like whoa. like i didn't -- i don't have this kind of money. now i'm unemployed now. >> reporter: these two women say without access to affordable care -- >> what would i do? it would be hard. >> reporter: a concern they see as this planned parenthood shuts down for good. for the now, i'm christie post. >> christie, thank you. >>> coming up on the new tampa bay, getting rid of your extra stuff and helping people at the same time. >>> before we go, our partners can read your feelings. >> reporter: man's best friend may have some competition. new research shows horses may be just as good at understanding humans as dogs are. at least when it comes to us being angry. researchers at the university of showed photographs of unfamiliar men to 28 horses and measured their spontaneous reaction. it showed a man with an angry face or happy face. the reaction to the angry facial expressions was particularly clear. there was a quicker increase in their heart rate and the horses moved their heads to look at th

allyson: tasha line -- >> we want them to go as far as they possibly can. apple award winner loves the allyson: 26 years. that's how long this week's golden apple award winner has been working with children. geoff: because of what she does, it's meant a special relationship with parents through the years. >> like a mother levied their own kids, she treats these kids like it would be her own child. geoff: jennifer christenbury's motto, never do for a child what they can do for themselves. >> you touch it. not me touch it, you touch it. >> a lot of times parents, once they get the initial diagnosis of what's wrong, they see that as the end and we see it as the beginning. geoff: crystal vaughn and her husband bill hesitantly left their daughter georgia with ms. christenbury and her staff at flat rock elementary in anderson county when she was three. her for a few hours, a couple of days a week. >> 'cause we were very leary. geoff: didn't take ms. christenbury very long to earn their trust and georgia's. >> if there's a new skill set that maybe our daughter has

they arrested tasha mullens andxx brittany.@z they say the two hit him in the face several times, then stole his medications. >> a brevard county school is under arrest. they say that dale gunther who was in charge of tool purchases bought unnecessary items using school funds. they say he with another man kept the items or sold them and strowbrush had worked for a fleet maintenance foreman for the district. >> in brevard county, fwc biologists will talk to people about coyotes tonight. residents are worried because several have been spotted in gleason park in indian harbour beach. they stopped the trapping program last month after they told the trappers this he would have too euthanize any coyote they caught. the issue should come up tonight at 6:30 at gleason park community center. >> fifty-five local employees of jobs. the orlando business journal reports that the fantasy sports site's maitland officer had to lay you have many app developers. they want the office to folk qus more on customer support, adding that they're helpi

but tasha vipond and too much to handle on their h he court tonighgh..west falls 66-42. 2a district final...sioux center and rock valley. late in the t& first...matt van engen...gets the board and the putback...sioux center goes up one and he's all fired up. then marcus winterfeld...driving strong to the rack...he gets it to go off glass for the pair and we're all knotted up in the second. but rock valley gets going...great high low game between jason taylor and myles van maanen for and they go up 20-16. then the kickout t t the corner...brady post...knocks down the three pointer to open up an 8 point lead. but the warriors end the half on a 5-0 run...van engen with the 3 point play here...they rally in the second and win it semifinals...remsen st. mary's taking on fourth ranked boyden-hull. opening quarter...keaton bohnenkamp with the pump fake.....hoop and the hack! hawks strike first on the e scsceboard... thenens jacob wesselman with the corner triple.....remsen saint mary's started the game on a 7-0 run..... but the comets bounced right back...kyle bakker with the sweet footwork in t

in a tasha isn't the first one one and isn't going to be the last one based on how systems are set up. so we are definitely outaged and the more people know about herer story more folks will be involved in the movement. i have some concerns about the way the justice system deals with our mentally ill population. i think there's not enough training for officers who have to directly deal with people with very serious issues. > the fairfax county commonwealth's attorney decided not to file criminal charges cha against those officers and instead call her death a tragic accident. 60 years in prison that is the sentence for a man convicted of stabbing two people the at the metro station. a judge gave regional cooper the sentence. cooper stabbed two men who wereere waiting for a bus at the rockville metro station in december 2014. the state's attorney's office says the attack is a public safety issue that affects everyone. it's something that is terrifying to any commuter that uses the metros or uses transit to go back and forth to work.ork. these young men did not know kno this individual.

tasha suffered a traumatic brain injury as a baby that's caused some developmental delays, but that doesn't stand in her way of making friends. >> she's one of those people you love to be around. >> she's also able to communicate despite her challenges. >> either by signing or maybe she just might point to what she wants or might just take my hand. >> children with needs like natasha thrive in home environments where families have time to give one-on-one attention. >> that family really is going to need some patience, some understanding of a child with delays. >> her forever family would be fully trained based on her needs. she has a great therapeutic team who will be there along the way as she moves into her new home. >> we would be able to train the family and they'd be able to meet her current staff so that we'd be able to successfully transition her into her new home. >> natasha's happiness and enthusiasm are sure to brighten the lives of any family. >> she always brings a smile to my face. she does things to cuddle up in my arms. she's like a princess and that's how we treat her. >> na

. >> this was tasha burke's idea. she is a recruiting, she worked a job fair a few years back, got 1000 resumes, but only 1 stood out. >> the milennials are not prepared for the workforce or just their presentation alone is not enough to garner our attention. >> burke teaches about being intentional when finding a job and how to stand out. the students are in week 2 of the program, already made a difference. >> i learned a lot about interviewing tips, resumes, how to put certain things on paper. >> be myself a lot more and let my personality show, nothing wrong with personality. >> the program is geared toward minorities and women. here's why. >> we're looking to basically level the playing field for under-represented populations in the workforce. >> students now say they are ready for the real world. >> i'm definitely going to be more confident in myself, how i >> certainly seems like a good program. that was our dedrick russell reporting. go higher has been set up at other colleges. the founder reports 86% of partic

an out of print or and moved to chicago which doesn't jenny of 1895 and what he's going to this by tasha does, get economies of scale and make a lot of money which he proceeds to do post back mckinley has a new strategy for winning the nomination. he's got his loyal, capable supporters. where does he want to take the party? >> guest: mccaleb has begun to demonstrate he's a different kind republican. in the north the republican party does the party of white anglo-saxon protestant. he realizes that country is changing. our democracy is becoming vastly different. relatively fewer immigrants from england scotland wales and ireland and germany, and compared with more than scandinavia, central and eastern europe and seven year. we have portuguese fisherman, spanish tenors, italian craftsmen, ukrainian tailors. the country is becoming very diverse demographically. mckinley recognizes it. many are catholic and the republican party has inside of it of bias against catholics. the largest protected group is an anti-catholic anti-immigrant group founded in iowa. it passes a scorecard out on republic

tasha had a couple great songs a few years ago. she is in a battle with her former company. rosanna: denying any claim that he sexually assaulted her. in a series of tweets he says that it is a shame that there is so much speculation out there. pesce is trying to get out of a back, if you know, she was abused by doctor luke. a judge ruled on friday against releasing her from her record contract. the judge has not weighed in on whether, you know, there was some kind of abuse taking place there. as you heard yesterday, taylor swift gave her $250,000 to fight that. demi lovato came out and said i do not have the money, but i am talking about the problem. she was criticizing taylor for giving money, but not talking about it. greg: you go online, you go to the newspaper, half of all the stories are twitter wars. what do we have there? just outside the plaza hotel. that is a beautiful gold statue. show us the plaza. there it is. what do you do? say hi to our friend. greg: was that they had or a the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the qual

but ankeny centennial is too strong, tasha vipond gets her own rebound and finishes strong with the 'and one", west's state bid comes up short, 66-42. in a class 4a regional, spencer falls to second-ranked harlan, 55- 32. the tigers end their season at 14-8. the cyclones take a 20-2 record to des moines. the top-ranked south sioux city girls, opening district play against 2-22 grand island. this went pretty much as expected. augusta thramer pushing the fast break -- gives it to carissa powell to put south sioux up 22-11 after one. the cardinals keep going inside to the 6-1 junior -- powell with 2 more -- it's a 22-point lead at the half. south sioux can score from deep too -- kori fischer sets up in the corner for the 3-ball. the cards pulling away. then, off the miss, thramer hits the mid-range jumper. south sioux wins 80-47. they'll play thursday for a trip to lincoln. the 15-5 dakota valley girls, opening south dakota district panthers up by 12 at the half -- second half, senior claire johnson drives for the layin. the lead is still 12. then, anne mccabe gets good post position and

his name is tasha usher most of you have never heard this name.rry rhode larson is a norwegian diplomat who was one of the key architects of the oslo peace accords. by 1996 he is now the united nations representative to the palestinian people. he is stationed in gaza. he's in the gaza strip and as he often does he is meeting with yasser arafat is also in the gaza strip. arafat is a night owl spent he walked right down the street as they lived just a few doors from each other. >> it's saturday night, the night before the bombing on jaffa road. larsson goes down to visit arafat if you're talking about, i interviewed larsson twice. sometimes when people take such dramatic stories you almost don't believe him. i went back to him months later to just confirm, and from the right down the line. a guy who tipped me off to the store and was dennis ross. dennis ross is telling me you've got to talk to terry rhode larson. it was that was so we tells me. ross knew about this story. the point i will. the point i will make on that is in the second. larsson goes

i recently spoke to talia's mother, tasha, who knows that this bill will not bring talia back. it cannot right the wrongs that failed to protect talia. but what she does know and what she does hope is that the passage of this bill will take an important step forward in helping to better protect the thousands of other children in military families who may be facing the same situation. and get them the care and the services that they deserve. so, mr. speaker, i strongly urge my colleagues to honor alia and all of our children in military families and 389 4. and i want to thank ms. stefanik for her work on this bill, for championing talia's law, to help those who are facing challenges and who deserve better than to have this kind of abuse. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. ms. stefanik: i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. ms. stefanik: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the entlelady -- ms. gabbard: mr. speaker, i would like to