the american psychological association and the american psychiatric association issued a joint statementgainst torture and cruel, inhumane, degrading treatment in 1985. in 1986, the american psychological association issued another resolution against torture. so to even suggest that that would in any manner be permissible is completely out of bounds. >> might i ask a direct question? i'm interested to know, could i ask why the apa's presidential report and specifically recommends that psychologists should be involved in research into interrogation techniques? >> well, as i have said, psychologists have been working together with law enforcement for many years domestically, and information gathering and interrogation processes. we believe that as experts in human behavior, psychologists have valuable contributions to make to those activities. amy: that is dr. onbehnke democracy now! in 2005. our guests are steven reisner and nathaniel raymond. they both co-authored the new report "all the president's , psychologists." nathaniel raymond, can you respond to what he said? >> what we now know

association of zoos and aquariums met on wednesday. they say a majority of member facilities wanted the association to remain a part of the world body. the chief says the decision was reached because of the global body's demand. but the group does not deny the culture of dry fisheries and whaling. member aquariums had 300 dolphins by ten of 2012. many were captured through dry fisheries off the town of taji in western japan. the method involves using sound to herd dolphins into coves. officials say that ran counter to ethical rules. they suspended their membership a month ago and gave the group until thursday to address issues or be expelled. a senior official told nhk by phone the decision is big progress. he says the group will discuss their membership within a few days. with that we conclude this hour's "newsline". stay tuned for newsroom tokyo live at the top of the hour. i'm james tengan in tokyo. thanks for watching. headlines. a breakthrough in southeast asia on the mike green -- on the migrant crisis. they will take in thousand

and so through the discussion with both the grlg restaurant association and supervisor london breed's they're not doing the recognition of individual restaurants but changing to do an official recognize for restaurant week sometime in january to match the golden gate restaurant association eat drink sf program and for small business week we see for. >>again, numbers or number of small business that are nominated by the supervisors are rauntsdz so this was what way to match the acknowledgment of restaurant week association program so it is before you there's no reason not to recommend approval the golden gate restaurant is recommending approve >> do you know about this. >> i did not. >> (laughter). >> it sounds like that is the right thing to do it makes sense actually. >> it didn't preclude a supervisor from wanting to acknowledge a restaurant during but not an official program and dpw was the entity that was overseeing the official acknowledgment it didn't happen last year so this way it really lines up and mirrors what the golden gate restaurant association is doing during january.

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a report by the american bar association and the association of american law schools is still pertinent today in part because it says that lawyers acting outside governmental agencies and institutions help clients and others engage in voluntary self governance, which is important in the preservation of our liberty. for example, lawyers draft agreements such as articles of incorporation or partnership agreements that govern how we associate with one another. a 2009 article characterizes the lawyer as a civics teacher to his or her clients and points out that the lawyer's advice attributes to the administration of the law and its aims as the lawyer cannot participate as a legal advisor in a line of conduct that is immoral, unfair, or of doubtful legality. another professor once wrote that lawyers are activist judges as they practice law. in this regard, lawyers support our constitutional form of government. i want to shift the focus to jury trials. lawyers are major actors in the exercise of the constitutional right to trial by jury. tocqueville believed that the jury trial was an importa

scandals associated with names. it hasn't stopt sepp blatter winning another term as president of f.i.f.a. let's listen in. this is a man who between wednesday and thursday right up to the elections last night, as from 6: 30. wim. i would like to tell you that i am delighted to have been re-elected for another mandate of four years. a term of four years at the head of f.i.f.a. despite the troubles recently. nevertheless 133 national federations put their trust in me and also to try and. as i sit in my state yesterday, in the course of the day and after my election. it is essential that the head of the organization take responsibility but i insist that it is everybody's responsibility the organizations responsibility as a whole. everywhere and the president, and i, and i undertake to take that responsibility and discuss that matter as of today and in the coming weeks in contact with other negotiators in other areas to make sure the f.i.f.a. ship reaches more untroubled waters and make sure that f.i.f.a. is in a good

and its forces associated with 9/11?that's somebody problematic knowing that isis is linked with al qaeda but the administration would argue while isis directly flows from academicl qaeda in iraq that we were fighting in 2003 so therefore, it san associated force. but you can see just from the language, it's kind of problematic. and we're now 15 years later and the president is still relying on at amuf for this use of force. that is what has led for the president to ask for a new amuf, an updated amuf. by the way the president made a speech a year or so ago, at the national defense university, before the conflicts with isis arose, he said look i, the president and future presidents need to stop relying on it. it can't last from 2001. it can't last forever. so he makes this speech and he's using this very same amuf to support the armed crisis conflict against isis. that's pushed or encouraged the president to ask for requests this new amuf. it's got the specific language in it but language that kind of gives him interesti

it's a vote by all 209 of the member associations. there are two candidates, blatter and prince ali of jordan. each country goes up individually with a piece of paper in their hand, very old school pops it in a ballot box and eventually that count will be made. it could take up to two hours to take place. seth blatter needs a two thirds majority to win so that is more than 140 votes. if he doesn't get that, a simple majority in a second round of voting will be enough, 105 votes. of course the head of european football urged countries from that can't tent to not vote for bleater. the united states have said they will not be voting for blatter. in so many other parts of the world, he has huge support. speaking from asia and africa, they are all still very pro blatter. >> is there a feeling that prince ali could actually go on to win this election, given what's been happening over the last few days? >> well, we'll see if the activities of the last couple days have rocked the status quo of world football. talking to michael briefly yester

the head of uefa, which represents the european association says he asked him to step down. vote on friday will decide if he get as 50 term as fifa president, something uefa wants to stop. the majority of it's members are expected to back it's only rifle. be uh the russian president has defended him criticizing the u.s. for meddling in fifa repairs. if you had been on the move, you would probably be forgive was nothing but happy. with music and dancing but not even set that they could have met that everything was fine. >> actions of ruin, bring shame and humiliation on football and demand action and change from us all. he said fifa would recover with him in charge, after all, he was not to blame. he, or i cannot monitor everyone all of the time. people want to do wrong they also try to hide it. the face of unprecedented criticism from the many many quarters. an perjury meeting that demanded they go, their preferred can't date will stand in opposition though as not at all clear if he could get enough votes against the loyal support he enjoys in places like africa. and asia. >

the american psychological association has about 150,000 members, the largest association in the worldhe little apa is the american psychiatric association, which i assume you are a part of. dr. robert jay lifton, your thoughts on what the apa did? >> what the apa did, and i read that report, is what i call a scandal within a scandal. that is, i have been much concerned with the behavior of professionals and their ethics, not just in terms of how they conduct their everyday profession -- that is important enough -- but the relationship to the world ethically will stop i became interested in working with veterans of the vietnam war . and in that war, military psychiatrist would be in a position when examining a soldier who was brought to them with anxiety and a sense of outrage at what was going on. would be in the position of helping a soldier to be strong enough to return to duty, which meant daily atrocities. i asked myself, how did a psychiatrist find himself in that situation? and it had to do with the military structure of medicine and with the psychiatrist entering into what i ca

and association. and the hotel neighbor's association, and also, because we are required to go through the 312 notification, and we were required to and we were happy to inform by mail, any of the residents and businesses with the 150 feet of our location. and with the license transfer, and the posting twice of the notice, for it. and on any of those applications, so we, we would like to have the opportunity to reinstitute jazz at devil's acre and we have had two troops over the past, and we have it in the permit and the local edition and located at the building and the market street at third and those are happening on mondays and wednesday and we never charge a cover for the musicians and they have been and we are well received. and those those are the ones that we will put on the paper. >> great. >> and commissioner joseph? >> i just have one question. so, aren't the permit and it allows to you do any entertainment that you want, and i understand that you are not going to allow the djs and that is y

and a problem where an association has requested that another association should be suspended. under this particular point, ladies and gentlemen, we should find what i should call a solution. a solution which will finally satisfy these two federations but mainly the palestinian federation and we will then be able to say under item 15, let the handshake for peace do us work. and this is what i wanted to tell you for openers, opening remarks and i would like to put this congress under the principle that characterize the association football game. and that is, discipline, respect, and the fair play. and i would like the discipline, respect and fair play to begin today in this room. it is like in a game. it is like being in a stadium and we are playing football. but we do not have a time limit. we have all day until evening. possibly until tomorrow. there are the laws of the game. the laws of the game are the statutes. of fifa. so we will apply these lawis of the game but we have no referee. you are the referees. the delegates are the referees of this match. and i will mention all

associations will have to revoke, starting with algeria.oting is over, the counting is now taking place. we will know any minute now whether the biggest scandal in fifa history will have any bearing on the boat. betty: you have a question for mark? >> i was wondering if your account is different than mine. i can come up -- the most 60erous effort i have now is votes against sepp blatter. 72 keep him from getting that two thirds. any indication that they can get to 70? >> not at all. but, i'm from the u.k., we just had a general election. no one expected the conservative party to win an outright majority. said thatolls netanyahu would not win. he won. we have had some surprises the -- lately. numbersou say, the simply do not add up as of now, but anything can happen. there is a real buzz of expectation in the air right now. question theou count that i put on the back of a three by five card? we just heard that they are dumping the ballots out and are counting them by hand. we have seen this amazing venue they have. they cannot just push a bu

the va physician dentist association and the nurses association physicians of va on our witness panel today. they input you as well as the rest of our witnesses will provide about the daily reality you and your members face at va facilities across the country every day is invaluable. i thank you and all of our witnesses for being here this morning. and i now yield to the ranking member for any opening statement she may have. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you for calling this hearing today on va staffing. section 301 of the veterans access care and accountability act signed by the president last year mandated the va shall submit a report assessing the staffing of each medical facility of the department. this hearing will assess how they are doing in staffing around the country in respect to the care of our veterans. in its report, the va cites the need for an additional approximately 10,000 full-time employees to supplement the approximate 180,000 employees that currently work in veterans health care. i'm looking to find out from the va how both numbers were arrived at. one iss

that right there -- there is a size associated with that. the manufacturing techniques are such that we can do -- the things that will allow us to build in the same time as the virginia is part of that. there is some size associated with the way we are building it. that is a significant part of keeping the cost down and keeping the schedule down. the construction process as to that some. i would say that's probably the two biggest things that come to my mind. the bottom line is i can sure you it is the right separate from our requirement standpoint. there are certain things about construction you have to do at first. one of them is stealth. that would probably be a third thing i would ask that list. because of certain stealth requirements, we are building a summary the has to be around until the 2080's and the ohio -- we would not be covetable with the stuff associated with the ohio and projecting that into the 2080's. there are additional things with the electric drive and other aspects of the design associated with that. it is the right su

the american lung association the california medical association san francisco parks alliance san francisco medical society san francisco dental society san francisco dental hygiene society and the san francisco tobacco free coalition and the san francisco young democrats that have come on board and certainly at the state level up in sacramento and i believe with the passage of this ordinance san francisco will once again lead the nation in our antitobacco efforts and another crucial step forward to protect the health of our youth and city and as a father of 3 young children it matters more than anything else and colleagues today i'll ask for your support and what i'd like to do first is call up matthew mires. well, if matthew is not here first of all i have a number of speaker cards. would you like to come up and speak first? okay. >> i want to thank you chairman mar for the time to speak to you today. i serve as the director of tobacco free kids and i'm in strong support of this measure. as you know ball players aren't indulging in a harmless habit and just as important today they are end

no rain associated with this front, just some cloud bands. this afternoon, look for lots of sun, gusty winds, and very warm temperatures. jummy: thank you. the fairfax county couple accused of punjab in, beating and standing in the claim will be in court today. john gonzalez is in fairfax this afternoon with what is going on with suspects alicia and andrew schmuhls\. >> this is a case of abduction and torture which really rattled this neighborhood months ago. this afternoon, andrew and alicia schmuhl are back in court here in fairfax county, both are attorneys, but on the wrong side abduction and malicious wounding. alicia was fired from her law firm and prosecutors claim that she and her husband drove to her or her bosses house and assaulted him and his wife. leo fisher and his wife were shot at, tased, stabbed multiple times, but they survived. the suspects were caught after a four-mile chase with police. now the law firm in arlington has issued a statement saying in part, the recovery has been heartening and we remain committed to doing ev

the pardon has provided support letters in our packets from the ocean avenue association and one signed support letter from the o m i project they've provided letters from the small businesses the department has received one phone call in opposition to the bar use and one e-mail and phone call to the bar use since the project was filed one opposition of lower and one restriction of alcohol sales this group was one of the dr opposition filers the department asked for a discretionary review be approved from the action in 2012 which curling disallows the alcohol at the establishment additional the department asks for more departmental review will retain in effect that concludes my presentation. i'll be happy to answer any questions thanks. >> project sponsor please. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm marja i'm here to introduce the 3 partners of lengthened blue shield hall johnson is american born and winning shell and kim are immigrants they have worked full-time at other jobs to keep that business going johnson works at san francisco general and winning shell works in a financial servi

so i'm happy to say that alice rogers and i, also of the neighborhood association, met with tmg last week and talked about what brad just told you about and have come to an agreement i think we can all live with that is the 12 events the two we can serve six months ahead of time,ened and the other ten within a 30 day window, tmg said we're going to be a good neighbor we appreciate that. i think we're okay with this. i have a one last request, a small one, i think the restaurant is going to be one with white table cloths and crystal glasses i would like to request that that kiosk have a to go -- so those of us walking by, to grab a bite, passer buys to make it more affordable otherwise we're happy, we thank tmg, and the port for working with us. >> thank you. next speaker al lass rogers. >> good afternoon commissioners, i'm alice, rogers, with the neighborhood association although the association wasn't party to our discussions this is a group of neighbors that addressed you with our concerns we're very pleased obviously the port staff and tmg staff were receptive to broadening the us

but costs associated with their use seem to be considerable. many practical questions regarding their use need to be thought through. these include determining when cameras would and would not be operating how privacy of people's homes and crime victims would be maintained. how footage is to be retained and a chain of custody preserved. the justice department has also funded some pilot programs and research to determine the best practices of police body cameras. before we decide what if any, legislative response is appropriate, we should obtain a good sense of the issues that have arisen in state and local use of body cameras. we should also know which of the competing approaches have been more effective and further shared values. the last thing that we would want to do is create an incentive or even a mandate, actions that would cause state and local governments large sums of money and not reflect the accumulated wisdom that derives from existing state and local practice. so, mr. chairman, thank you for holding this hearing and i look forward

wall and associates says this is what happened in eckert's case. company said he didn't provide the information the company needed in a timely manner. he says he sent same documents multiple times after the company continued to ask for the same information. eckert said throughout his case he spoke with at least nine different people. wall went on to say average settlement of a client is 10% what's owed irs. when it comes to tax settlements, federal trade commission warns if the company requires a fee in advance, walk away. as for eckert, he's now an payment plan to irs. >> the $8,000 i paid the company i could have paid the irs in government debt. basically right now $8,000 lost. >> can't afford to pay your taxes? first thing you do is contact irs for free help. it's got different programs and payment plans. if you decide to hire help, make sure the company has enrolled agents and then check with the irs to make sure the agent is in good standing. check our consumer watch facebook page for more information on this story. >>> so too hot too soon for

hosted by the new congressional yoga association. this is first time we're doing yoga on the hill. >>> well, a new push this morning to better equip police officers, the steps the federal government is ready to take to help departments pay for police body cameras. >>> black smoke rising over an airport is never a scene you want to see, but you don't need to worry if you see that tomorrow. the focus of a drill playing out at >>> a live look at dulles airport this morning. if you see smoke billowing tomorrow from dulles, don't worry it's just a drill. the airport is holding an emergency preparedness exercise and that exercise is designed to help the airport respond to a large-scale plane crash. that drill will run from 8:30 to noon. you won't be delayed or affected in any way if you're using dulles tomorrow. >> with -- you may see some scheduling changes if you use the metro. there will be some delays on the red, green and orange lines. the silver line and blue line will operate under a normal weekend schedule. you can head to the nbc

the palestinian futbol association accused israel of restricting movement of its players between gazand the west bank. israel cited security concerns for the restrictions. >> our correspondent has more on the visit. she joins me live from london. christina, the talks are the culmination of a long running dispute that fifa has been trying to navigate for some time now. is he likely to make any progress here? >> well it is difficult to say at this stage. you say it has been part of a long-running dispute now for two years, fifa have been trying to resolve. at the heart of it are complaints by the palestinian futbol association that israel has been restricting players, foreign and palestinian and equipment from moving between gaza and the west bank. they say israel have been discriminatory or racist as the palestinian futbol association are calling it and saying five teams from israeli futbol league are in illegal settlements which contrave contravenes, fifa rules. he is there to set a compromise and ward of a vote on may 29th at fifa congress in europe which could mean israel could be k

steve solomon, deputy director for associate affairs at the fda. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the agency's ongoing efforts to oversee the safety of the u.s. seafood supply. fda has a strong regulatory program in place to ensure the safety of both domestic and imported seafood. in fact, the hazard analysis and risk preventive control framework of fda seafood safety program is a basis for the preventive controls requirements for other fda regulated foods called for in the fda food safety moderation act, or fsma. the agency has a variety of tools to ensure compliance with seafood safety compliance, including inspections of both domestic and foreign processing facilities, 100% electronic screening of you will a imported products, examination and sampling of domestic seafood, and seafood offered for import in the united states. domestic surveillance sampling of imported products. inspection of seafood importers and foreign country program assessments. in today's testimony, i want to discuss the fda's regulatory fram

note, on page, 7 of this report, the intent of these uses funds are to claim the settlement in the associated expenses and you will get more information from the city attorney and also the appropriation for the funds of $1.7 million and we will reduce the puc waste water and the fund balance by 8 percent from 21.9 million amount to 20.2 million. and we recommend aplaintiffal of the proposed ordinance. >> okay colleagues any question? >> why don't we move on the public comment? anybody wish to comment on item two? >> all right, seeing none, public comment is closed. and so colleagues before we act on this item, i would like to entertain a motion to go into closed session, with our city attorney, we have a motion by supervisor mar and we can take that without objection. >> >> okay welcome back to the regularly schedule budget and finance subcommittee meeting for may, 13, 2015, we are coming out of closed session, could i have a motion not to disclose. >> so moved. >> we can take that without objection, i want to thank the city attorney for being here today. and we would like to entertain a moti

the association wants to ensure the area remains green space. a few days ago we asked reston's planner what he thinks should be done with the area where the golf course is now. >> it's ees's going to be a golf course as far as i'm concerned but if it's no longer a golf course, it should be a park. >> simon says he can't imagine residents accepting the loss of the green space and the appeal the association noted that the decision affects other acre age in the area, as well. the property owners told us there are no current plans to develop the golf course. >>> nearly two thirds of service members reporting sexual assault say they're also victims of retaliation according to a new report and released by human rights watch today. interviewing roughly 150 service members saying they have encountered reprisals ranging from threats of vandalism to discharges and criminal charges. one of the women interviewed is lieutenant come nol james that told the i-team she believes her 34-year career in the national guard destroyed after she reported she was raped

certainly results in extraordinary costs associated with this. the cost of not necessarily the camera itself, but the cost of appropriate storagving and cataloging so that evidence can be used in an appropriate manner. prosecutors are also concerned with respect to the storage and retrieval of that evidence. we have obligations to present this evidence to defense attorneys. we must be able to know which portion of a recording pertains to a specific case and be able to district that to the defense bar. that leads us to the question of, what's our broader responsibility to the public? many states have open records laws or critical justice records acts that mandate that much of this information must be disclosed. where is the right line between collecting this important evidence and what, in fact, we will be distributing to the public at large and it has been testified to these cameras are not a panacea because they show different perspectives. we are very optimistic of the possibility of body worn cameras, and used appropriately, it can be an impor

the concert association has kids days during the week.undred 200 kids. now, the truckadero truck house gets rented out for weddings and retirement. the croquet clubs and horse shoes. 2 play grounds, tennis courts. we have from 25 to a hundred dogs here. it's like bisons going across the mid west. there are so many dogs they are covering the ground cht it's a get together. all the dog walkers know each other. if you go to pine lake day camp now, you will see 50 kids there. the rec directors are wonder. >> the pine lake is natural. they take of the area around the lake. they plant natives that are drought tolerant. one that stands the dry summers here. the whole park is under going quite a bit of reconstruction. they will renovate the trails around the lake. and the big project is the capital project for pine lake meadow. they are going to returf the dog run and the meadow by the day camp. we are looking for a very busy fall. by the spring of next year should have major renovations to the mark thal make it an outstanding park. i don't ever

so is isis and its force associated with 9/11? that's somewhat problematic given we know isis is currently in conflict with al qaeda which is the force that we primarily link with 9/11 but the administration would argue that well, isis directly flows from our al qaeda in iraq that we were fighting there from 2003 until we left iraq and so therefore, it is an associated force. but you can see just from the language, it's kind of problematic. we're now 15 years later and the president is still relying on this aumf as his domestic authorization for use of force. that's what has led the president to ask for a new aumf updated. and by the way, the president made a speech a year ago or so at the national defense university before the conflict with isis arose in which he said the president, i the president and future presidents need to stop relying on aumf from 2001. it can't last forever. makes the speech and turns around the a year later and using that very same aumf to support our armed conflict against isis. you can see the problems

from the letter that you received from the association their pleased with the end result after a yearnd a half and many the presentations working with them regarding the parking that was brought up it is actually to our office in the past week and the code section that crisis is referring to regarding the two and 3 bedroom unit above a thousand feet when they which will be allowed one by one parking it kicksn another building code section that gives the description of either having a space efficient garage valet or using lifts elevator, if you will, existing site is actually, two stories below grade for the most part and the new garage is below grade so actually to make the garage important efficient what comes out 6 center spaces to have the one to one parking didn't benefit the project at all it is below grade space in fact, one the comments from the neighborhood groups get us more parking that's what we want more parking we explained we are at the code limit of parking and we actually added extra car share spaces beyond requirement it is one car share space we have 3 available clos

the california medical association says the president of the chiropractic association is encouraging opponents of the measure to stalk lobbyists all day long. lawmakers are locking doors during bill hearings. >>> some pleasanton students are taking a stand against their high school's dress code. and as kpix 5's devin fehely reports, critics say the dress code is sexist. >> making girls have to change the way they dress. >>> reporter: foothill high school student says her school's dress school is old- fashioned sexist and unfairly singles out girls. >> it isn't a fair dress code or policy. and i felt that i had all the right resources to do something about it. >> reporter: what she did was start an online petition at change.org calling on the school system to revise its policy writing, quote, foothill high school needs to stop punishing girls for wearing revealing clothing when it's hot. a school district spokesman says the dress code as it's written is gender-neutral and simply meant to establish appropriate attire for both boys and girls. >> they are here for academic purposes. it's

that's what the palestinian futbol association is charging israel with.y say they're choking out their ability to develop soccer because of the way they get in the way of free movement of players, free movement of coaches and perhaps the most damning accusation towards the israeli football association is that they have created and formed five or six, depending on reports, clubs in the occupied territories in the settlements of the west bank, so it's israeli football association using soccer as a way to take land that should rightfully be part of a possible palestinian state and they're saying that the israeli football association should be removed from fifa until they change these practices and there are furious negotiations going on as we speak to try to head that off. anchor: russian president vladimir putin has come out in defense of the embattled presidents of fifa and blatter. russia is due to host the world cup in 2018. he drew comparisons in the attempt to oust blatter and edward snowden, who's got political asylum in russia. he accused the u.s. of

but there's also a lawsuit followed by the american human association. they say its religious symbol on state property violates separation of church and state. one local resident says it's a peace memorial and is making it her mission to save the cross. >> the judge needs to know that the world war i memorial peace cross is now part of the national register. that should be a game changer for the lawsuit. >> the cross is owned by the maryland national capital park and planning commission. it's been there since 1925. >>> well it was an awesome spectacle over the national mall but it was a frightening moment and now we're climbing into the cockpit for emergency landing. >>> plus she had a message for the president and he's listening. the response living with chronic migraine feels like each day is a game of chance. i wanted to put the odds in my favor. so my doctor told me about botox® an fda-approved treatment that significantly reduces headache days for adults with chronic migraine. 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. it's prove

jason oxman is the chief executive officer of the electronic transactions association. mr. steven is the general manager at pci security standards council and last but not least, laura, a senior policy counsel at the open technology institute. several of you have testified before congress before. i'm not certain of all of you, so we have a rather simple lighting system green means go. yellow means hurry up because the red light is soon to follow. red means stop. the yellow light comes on with one minute to go. each of you will be recognized for five minutes for an oral presentation of your testimony. without objection, each of your written statements will be made a part of the record, and since we are brand new in our refurbished space in the old hearing room, you had to pull the microphones very close to you. i think now you can keep them a somewhat comfortable distance from your mouth. governor you will be the tester on the new sound system and you are recognized for your testimony. >> good morning, mr. chairman ranking member waters, members of the committee, thank you f

it is inside a large fenced compound surrounded by the homes of his associates.is third wife says she has six young children. his first wife is paralyzed and can't speak. unlike most homes his house is made of brick and the walls are painted, but his familiarly with and associates say he was a poor man who wasn't involved in anything illegal. >> the officers came and dragged my husband from our house and shot him. he didn't do anything wrong. he was just a poor hard-working man. >> reporter: the police say the alleged traffickers were killed when they accidentally shot themselves while trying to escape. it has had a dramatic effect on the community. villagers say almost half of the men here worked in the trafficking business. many are now in hiding. >> translator: the whole society changed. ordinary people couldn't afford fish in the market anymore, because the traffickers had so much more money to spending. >> reporter: pretty much every section of society became involved in the traffic kkingtrafficking. this is where the road breaks down. we're told by local jo

it means a bunch of other forces, individuals that might associate with them. the last is following kind of thought. i think it's very likely that congress isn't going to enact an authorization for isil. in that scenario the united states government will be acting under the 2001. it does not need the authorization. they would like congress's bi-in. they have the authority under the 2000 atmf. so in the status quo it's not something we need to worry about just for the draft language. but in the status quo we want to know the answer to the question of do they think they can apply force to wannabe organizations and the like or do they in fact use the jay johnson standard. the second point i wanted to highlight is also something the colonel touched upon which is the sunset clause. just a couple of thoughts. i wouldn't call it a termination date. because the idea is not that they would terminate. the idea is that congress would get a second vote. if there is a three year time frame, three years from now congress should be back at the table reauthorizing and tailorin