the soonest she will be allowed to visit yvette is when they are probation expires. brad and michael love have more time. brad is currently eligible but has not yet made parole. >> so we're going to spend as many years together as we can. >> i love him to death. i'd do anything for brad, anything. short of killing somebody again. >>> coming up on "lockup raw" -- >> these cats is their kids. and you mess with one of the cats, these cats is their family. that's all they've got. >> the special bond between prisoner and pet. >> it's like anything. treat them with love and respect, they'll treat you with love and respect back. >>> the social center of almost every prison is the yard. it's the rare space where inmates socialize, exercise and occasionally fight to the death. but "lockup" crews have found that on some yards, even at dangerous maximum-security institutions, inmates have found something to fill their hearts with love and nurturing. just not for each other. >> this is bayne. this is my buddy. >> nobody's family home cat is -- i can see could be happier than the

you know that, yvette nicole brown. thank you so much for joining us so tell us firsthand about this crazy flight from qantas. community, a lot of fans were disappointed it wasn't renewed. they are going to do the next season on yahoo. >> hopefully they won't have that problem again and everybody on the way to their destination very soon. take a short break here. ahead "@this hour," you proinl heard about the hot convict or maybe you saw that picture. he landed a modeling contract. the only thing is he has to get out of jail first. >> sodium kills. why is salt still high on restaurant menus? >> the worst president since world war ii. who is it? president obama, george w. bush, someone else? let us know on our facebook page. sound off. we'll also have it ahead "@this hour." veggies you're cool... reworking the menu. mayo, corn dogs...you are so out of here! ahh... the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals. 9 grams of protein... with 30% less sugars than before. ensure, your #1 dr.

her name is yvette nicole brown. >> it seemed like a problem to me is it's water and electricity. we're over the pacific, and it's full of electricity and water. it flowed by us, but i'm thinking there are people below us. there is a staircase behind us, and it became like a downpour for them. >> you might be wondering where all of this water comes from on a flight. it's likely for things like the toilets, washing your hands. no one complained of smells or anything like that, so it was likely clean water. we heard and they said look, it wasn't a danger to those in flight, but we talked with experts, aviation experts, and they say if some of that water had seeped into the electrical systems it could have been a real problem. this was a 14 hour flight from here in los angeles all of the way to melbourne, australia. everyone was safe and got off and some folks will be heading back there. >> thank you i had no idea this was so much water potentially on a plane. >>> let's go back. i think we have him now. terry lyles talking about beaube beaubebeau bergdahl. terry, can you hear me? >>

we're talking about yvette alexander who introduced a bill to change pennsylvania avenue to "d.c.atehood now boulevard." she says it sends a strong message to the millions of visitors to the nation's capitol that until we achieve statehood we are not free. but congress is likely to forbid it. >> you might want to check with t.s.a. first. >> let's see what's coming up on abc 7 news at abc 7 news at abc 7 news at 6:00. >> maureen bunyan with a look ahead. tonight at 6:00, a demand for answers after the national debate over immigration landed in the center of prince william county. plus a new vow from israel's prime minister after a ceasefire plan collapses. his message for gaza militants and what president obama is now saying about that crisis. >> we'll also have our first look at storm damage in silver spring and much more about the weather ahead on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> all right. thank you so much. >> stephensteve rudin saying wed be in the clear now. >> the heaviest of the storms or the strongest of the storms earlier this afternoon well to the east of d.c., but a few more thun

we have another test that is a combination that it yvette engines here is your mom, your dad, a combinationts half from each and we can use that test for about 200 years but that will also provide ethnic percentages for i can tell you a 75% scandinavian and 20% southern european or that you are 10 percent native american if that is the case. gerri: how do people use this? >> that cost about $99. how do people use this information? >> for example, adoptee's use it because they don't know anything about themselves trying to find biological family. sometimes people will come to us, girls will come to do a dna test to confirm all three girls are full siblings verses have siblings and you know, what i am talking about there. other people try to use a dna test for example, my last name greenspan i want to know who else has the same last name is actually related so i have reached out to greenspan and across the country to find out which of those are related to me or which just happen to have the same name. gerri: of course, i first thought of the former federal reserve chairman. >> actually i aske

from the north with the whig another third party committed to prevent slavery expansion in the west yvetteformer democrats will join together to form the republican party and they are opposed to this act of middle-aged lawyer by the name of abraham lincoln kill his lifelong dream to be president but he serves his term in congress years ago returned to your practicing law and the relatively unhappy home life the way through a midlife crisis did i make the right decision or pick the right job for very the right person? probably do the answer to that in his heart. [laughter] abraham lincoln said he was aroused says never before to open up to the possibility of slavery he was animated and back and active when he contemplated a career totally apart so obviously this will not work out well for a the democrats he came in with promises us in energetics nancy is the presidency destroyed in research to see the party segregate a lot of the regional lines with the new republican party gaining steam throughout the north. in 1856 the irony of ironies pierce wants to run for reelection nobody had accompl

i wish my folks were here my dad would be proud and my mom would be the yvette.spending the last 10 years of my life to understand what makes great leaders. the motivation that draws them to assume a position of responsibility, how they manage those challenges and opportunities in those positions of responsibility and how often they seek to create a legacy that goes far beyond their term in office. how in the world did you have a chance to interview 550 nbc and individuals? it was a wonderful project so i am living proof you can write a to dissertation they like and it is actually interesting. [laughter] but it is a matter of the right place at the right time at silicon valley be had a couple of hours to kill i was in the store for a couple of minutes and i saw a woman that have is trying to track down for years. she looked exactly like karen hughes. serving as counselor to the president to george w. bush i have been trying to get to interview with her for about was, so i thought, in the flash. was not positive so i decided i needed to wage and then she said noth

'm also pleased that h.r. 4007 includes language authored by congresswoman yvette clarke to make sure that they take a commonsense approach of employees who serve as -- who handles the shipping needs. there are few things that needs to be addressed before this measure reaches the president's desk. specifically, h.r. 4007 should provide adequate whistleblower protection for those risking their jobs to report violations of law or security vulnerabilities. ensuring workers have a meaningful role in developing the security plans for their facilities and promote general adoption of best practices and inherently safer and secure technologies among high-risk facilities. the bill before us today is a good start, but there is more work to be done. with that, mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. meehan: mr. speaker, i yield such time as he may consume to the gentleman from texas, the chairman of the full committee, mr. mccaul. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is

yvette clark will be here with us, jan schakowsky and mr.-- [inaudible] those were the people that signed the letter to put this together and invited other members. we have other members that are here as well today, and they will have an opportunity to introduce themselves as we go forward. but today given everything that's going on with the refugee issue with the children in this country, the machinations that congress is going through trying to put together a package, we just saw, we just heard about the latest example from our republican colleagues as to what their package is here in the house. the senate has a package. we felt it was kind of important not to be dealing with the subject in a detached way. the congress and washington, d.c. get a direct look and a probe found listening, i hope, of the young people that are with us here today. and their families that are also with us. also from a panel of experts on addressing this humanitarian crisis, they'll be the second panel. so today's hearing is about to listen to the young people. i think we're missing, as a congress, missing the

we base those on card been intense in a basically the amount of carbon pollution in new yvette for every megawatt power of the electricity generating up fossil fuel facilities and you have a wealth of opportunity you to use a traditional approach and said a requirement. that is easy to do or use a different approach that you calculate the nobles and led energy efficiency programs but to keep demand down then calculate what you reid met in those facilities. >> this is what federal this of this is about and then as to the states would the cat to get the most cost-effective way to get to missions. thank you for your dealership them the flexibility recognizing they can come up with creative ways. >> we have to move forward. >> madam chair i hold it my hand from the global warming petition project period research consisting of two pages and frequently asked questions of the project i ask that they be inserted into the record and i would read of a portion of the petition signed by 31,000 scientists over 9,000 have ph.d. the proposal limits on greenhouse gases would carney the environment. thro

actress yvette nicole brown was also on board. she tweeted pipe burst on my flight.er running through the isles. they say there was no safety threat but they turned back in the interest of quote, passenger comfort. >> that would be concerning. >>> meanwhile a 19-year-old college cheerleader is not bag game hunter but kendall jones wants to put her african adventures on tv and now she's under fire. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." ♪ you can hide uneven skin tone from here. and here. but what about here? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® visibly even daily moisturizer with a clinically proven soy complex. it diminishes the look of dark spots in 4 short weeks. and just like that your skin will look radiant and more even. even from here. [ female announcer ] visibly even moisturizer and new bb cream. from neutrogena®. ♪ they're cloudy. [ doorbell rings ] stall them. [ imitates monkey ] stop stalling. cascade platinum fights cloudy residue 3x better than the competing gel and helps keep your dishwasher sparkling. cascade platinum. hi, i'm jay farner president of quicken

we base those on card been intense in a basically the amount of carbon pollution in new yvette for every megawatt power of the electricity generating up fossil fuel facilities and you have a wealth of opportunity you to use a traditional approach and said a requirement. that is easy to do or use a different approach that you calculate the nobles and led energy efficiency programs but to keep demand down then calculate what you reid met in those facilities. >> this is what federal this of this is about and then as to the states would the cat to get the most cost-effective way to get to missions. thank you for your dealership them the flexibility recognizing they can come up with creative ways. >> we have to move forward. >> madam chair i hold it my hand from the global warming petition project period research consisting of two pages and frequently asked questions of the project i ask that they be inserted into the record and i would read of a portion of the petition signed by 31,000 scientists over 9,000 have ph.d. the proposal limits on greenhouse gases would carney the environment. thro

and yvette clarke will be here c hearing. . those are the people who signed the letter to put this together and invited other members create we have other members that are well. they will have an opportunity to introduce themselves as we go forward. today given everything that is with the refugee issue with the children in this country, the machinations that congress is going to trying to put together a package, we just saw -- heard about the latest example from our colleagues as to what their package is in the house. the senate has a package, we felt it was important not to be dealing with the subject in a detached way. and washingtonss dc get a direct look and a profound listening of the young people that are with us today and their families. also, from a panel of experts on addressing this humanitarian crisis. that will be the second panel. today's hearing is about listening to the young people. i think we are missing as a congress the point of this issue. we are talking about children. we are talking primarily about their f

yvette clarke. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. clarke: i want to thank her for letting me speak on this important and timely legislation. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of the house's legislative efforts to combat human trafficking, a very cruel form of modern day slavery. i urge all of my colleagues to support the legislation before us, including h.r. 5081, the strengthening child welfare response to trafficking act, a bill that seeks to improve the child welfare response to trafficking by requiring states to have procedures for dentifying, assessing and -- assessing child trafficking. and h.r. 5081 would help identify victims of child sex trafficking throughout the united states. unfortunately, human trafficking is a big booming business and i cannot and i left-hand turn stand idly by and watch as our country becomes the center for smuggling human beings and human sexual exploitation. we have a major crisis on the border of our nation in cities like new york and others across the country that have been exacerbated and enab

yvette clarke from new york. this critical piece of legislation is necessary to ensure that the department of homeland security can address gaps in the department's cybersecurity work force. i'm proud to co-sponsor this legislation, as it will direct the department to assess its cyber work force, create occupational classifications and development a cybersecurity work force strategy. throughout the past year, our subcommittee has worked in a bipartisan fashion to identify the cyberthreat to our nation's critical infrastructure, as well as to assess the department's ability to prevent major sishe attacks -- cyberattacks. we've identified areas where congress can act to neutralize this evolving threat. i'm particularly proud of the work that we did to tweak this legislation and to incorporate it into the larger committee cyber bill. i believe today's markup will go a long way in supporting this mission and i urge support for this crucial piece of legislation. i thank you, mr. speaker, and i reserve the balance of m