cartels do not only crave power they're also capable of destabilizing the situation and provoking blanchard unquote. what is russia undertaking to combat drug trafficking from central asia that i think what the city. law what the source of all this problem has reached international dimensions we suggest plays global phenomenon of afghanistan drug trafficking should be legally defined as a threat to global peace and security because up to sixty five billion dollars are illegally made in afghanistan he said of the dollar. the money can be instantly transferred from one point in the world to another through electronic payment machines so they can secondly we proposed making out a canister of land used to the grown a kartik plants on it so as to confiscate the land from those owners and pass it on for proper peaceful use voicing what but also several serious measures to make a serious impact as there was these two says the good head of the russian federal drug control that spotlight will be back shortly after a break we will continue to do so to meet in less than a minute self stay with them th

i am sure the house will wish to join me in paying tribute to blanchard, who died on saturday. the work they do to make various safe for our soldiers and local people requires unbelievable acts of personal courage and self one -- selflessness. they are the bravest of the brave. william was a talented and caring soldier. our thoughts are with his family and friends, and we will not forget what he did. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. i shall have for the such meetings later today. >> john robertson. >> and i associate myself with my hon. and right honorable friends with those comments for our soldiers and armed forces, particularly at this time. they will not be forgotten. now it is not the right hon. gentleman's problems that 555 of my constituents may lose out due to the education things being done away with in scotland. .

can i join the prime minister in paying tribute to suffer william blanchard from 101 city of element disposal. as the prime minister said he died during the bravest and most heroic work and we send deepest condolences to his family. can i also say to only fully support the action the government is taking to tackle the terrorists are resolve reemerged last week. i often update the house on the review of that freedom passenger security enough that they can tell us when he believes is likely to be complete? >> i'm grateful for what the rightful gentleman says. as he knows the number of steps separated and taken stopping for a transport from yemen and somalia, suspending the carriage at toner cartridges in passenger hand luggage on flights departing the u.k., prohibiting the carriage of toner cartridges by air cargo into war by the united kingdom unless they originate from a known consignor. we are reviewing comments he said, all aspects of their free security. this is a complicated and difficult issue. there is a meeting with the industry tomorrow will be updating the house as soon as w

tony blanchard. >> he's so excitable. he's so passionate. reporter: this isn't work to you? >> it's not a job. i get up in the morning. i can't wait to get here. this is a blast. >> reporter: amazingly, they opened two years ago. how did they do it? it's a tight ship. the company only has eight employees. in a small but organized space. they bought every piece of equipment second-hand. and brought aboard paul, a former marie, expolice officer, and lifetime fishing fanatic. at work, he's hands-on, with every part of the operation. i could feel his enthusiasm. and he put me to work. how can we help you, sir? i got my sea legs, first, taking a phone order. too bags of oysters. okay. are they 100 piece or 120 piece? >> 100-count bags. >> reporter: next, i needed a uniform, to keep me clean and dry. time for the nitty-gritty. >> let's go to work. >> reporter: let's do it. excuse me, gentlemen. trying to work here. they weren't kidding about putting me to work. come on. >> that goes over here. >> reporter: oh. goodness. couldn't have picked an eas

so, we have governor jim blanchard from the great state of michigan and also a former ambassador, who has been very helpful on this. we have sheila burke, professor and longtime senate staffer who has made a major contribution. we have bob kamel from deloitte and touche, a longtime -- lots of business experience that he brought to the table. we have henry cisneros, my former colleague in the clinton administration, also a former mayor of san antonio and very distinguished contributor. we have carlos gutierrez, also a former cabinet member in a different administration, but ran the congress department and has come from a long distance just to be here this morning, and we have really appreciate that. we have bill hoagland. bill has the distinction of having worked both for me and pete domenici, longer for pete, at the senate budget committee and the senate energy committee, now with cigna insurance, but is made a great contribution. frank keating you have party met karen kerrigan, who runs a small business organization and has had major input from the small business site and other sites

we have governor jim blanchard from the great state of michigan and also a former ambassador. he has been very helpful on this. we have sheila burke, prof. and sometime -- and longtime senate staffer made major contributions. we have bob campbell, he brought lots of business experience to the table. we have henry cisneros, a former mayor of san antonio. he is a very distinguished contributor. we have a former cabinet member in the clinton administration from the commerce department. he has come from a long distance just to be here this morning. we really appreciate that. we have bill hogueland. he voted for both me and pete domenici. he is now with cigna insurance. frank keating, who you have already met. a small business organization that has had major input on the small business side to this report. joe is from the committee for economic development. he also works in the administration of the hill. he is an excellent economist. we have bill noveli, the former head of aarp and now a professor. he is going to talk a little bit about our security provisions in a minute. let me

we have governor jim blanchard from the great state of michigan and also a former ambassador.he has been very helpful on this. we have sheila burke, prof. and sometime -- and longtime senate staffer made major contributions. we have bob campbell, he brought lots of business experience to the table. we have henry cisneros, a former mayor of san antonio. he is a very distinguished contributor. we have a former cabinet member in the clinton administration from the commerce department. he has come from a long distance just to be here this morning. we really appreciate that. we have bill hogueland. he voted for both me and pete domenici. he is now with cigna insurance. frank keating, who you have already met. a small business organization that has had major input on the small business side to this report. joe is from the committee for economic development. he also works in the administration of the hill. he is an excellent economist. we have bill noveli, the former head of aarp and now a professor. he is going to talk a little bit about our security provisions in a minute. let me m