coons: excuse me? the presiding officer: the objection is heard. mr. coons: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. coons: let me briefly if i might explain the basis for my objection. i've had the opportunity to discuss this matter with my colleague from the state of alaska. the cruise industry foreign flags its vessel and pays no u.s. income tax and yet has asked for protections in this bill from remedies sought by sea men for failing to pay wage and overtime and for maintenance in remedies and care one of the oldest recognized remedies for sea care. these keep the u.s. vessels competitive. u.s. ensure workers on u.s. vessels and foreign flag vessels which l sail in and out of our ports carrying u.s. passengers have the same remedies. can u.s. jobs be protected? i've had the opportunity to discuss this issue with the senator from alaska, and it is my hope that we can work diligently together to address and clear issues of concern to myself and a number of others of my colleagues. but until we have that opportunity to review the text and to app

i'm concerned. >> reporter: senator coons clearly unhappy with the development. congressman john carney calling it a punch in the gut. dupont is planning to merge with dow, creating a company that would split into three parts, the smallest one would remain in delaware. it's not clear where the agricultural division would be. delgz has that part of its business in newark. they have halted work on a new $135 million research facility there. >> it's a tough one. you have to think long term. long term you have to protect investors, otherwise nothing gets done. >> reporter: this university of delaware professor said he'd hate to see them scale back or leave, but it's the nature of corporate america, trim the fat, turn a profit, and make shareholders happy. sometimes working families become collateral damage. >> i live and work in delaware, i'd be unhappy if they left, on the other hand, a share holder in dupont is not interested where they are headquarters, as long as they make profits and returns to those who invest. >> reporter: back live now, senator coons very mea

coons: thank you, mr. president. i'd like to express my gratitude to senator gardner for leading this great delegation of ten senators to the paris conference of parties, the cop-21, the global climate change conference in paris, and to senator shaheen in new hampshire for her tireless leadership on energy efficiency, the least expensive, most powerful way that we can reduce our energy consumption is by investing in new technologies and new approaches that helps create jobs in manufacturing in the united states and reduce our total energy consumption and footprint. i think the paris conference has already been a success from the outset. as we heard directly from the head of the punks ban ki-moon, 150 heads of state gathered at the very outset of that conference and 184 countries made voluntary national commitments to reducing their greenhouse gas emissions, to reducing their carbon footprint and to working together to find sustainable solutions to this very real challenge. the other thing i found most encouraging abo

coons: thank you. mr. pease. no one wants to take a seat at a bar and discover their only choices are between a but and in miller -- a bud and a miller. i found the testimony of mr. brito encouraging, but i would be interested to hear your view on how these huge international companies and their mergers may or may not contact craft breweries, distributors, and the impact. competent --pany's have your companies faced competition? mr. pease: i think you have a look at that question from a variety of different levels. fundamentally, mr. brito and i probably differ on the amount of independence that currently exists at the distribution tear. -- tier. my members are required to use a distributor to get their beer effectively to a retailer. self distribution is an option in some states, but usually it is very limited. if you want to grow your business as a craft brewer, get your beer into a chain store, get your beer into a stadium, you need to use the anheuser-busch distributor or the miller coors disturbed -- distrib

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coons is part of a delegation that includes new jersey senator cory booker. they'll attend a series of events and meetings with world leaders to try to create solutions to the global challenges of climate change. nearly 200 nations are meeting for an 11-day u.n. climate conference. >>> back here in our area, these masked men robbed a corner grocery store in north philadelphia, now police need your help to find them. the surveillance video was reported wednesday night at the business on north 19th street. the two thieves point their guns at workers and make off with about $300, plus several packs of cigarettes. if you know anything, call philadelphia police. >>> police in cherry hill are hoping somebody recognizes this suspect. investigators tell us the man stole from a victim's purse on route 70 west. the victim's credit cards were then used to buy gift cards worth over $7,500 at target stores in cherry hill and mt. laurel. anybody who recognizes this man can contact cherry hill police. >>> lost today from the elmwood park zoo in montgomery county, an 18-mont

senator coons believes a deal could harm craft brewers in delaware and also cost jobs. >> nobody wants to take a seat at a bar and discover their only choices are between a bud and a miller. >> small and independent craft breweries contribute some $55 billion to the u.s. economy. >>> in light of recent terrorist attacks, there's a push to tighten the rules for entering the u.s. a new bill has been introduced that stops noncitizens who have been to syria or iraq within the past five years from getting an expedited visa. those travelers would have to apply for a regular visa that require a more rigorous background check. local congressman brendan boyles says the change is reasonable. >> any one of those who did the awful attacks in paris could fly here tomorrow to the united states without having to go through a visa program. >> under the current waiver program, some noncitizens can center the u.s. for 90 days without a visa and its accompanying review. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, today is the coolest day out of the week, only going

you want to see a great finish tonight here we go the browns kicker travis coons attempts a 51 yard fieldbut its blocked and returned by will hill 64 yards for a ravens touchdowns final: ravens 33-27 barry bonds the miami marlins are having "internal disccusions" about bringing giants great barry bonds on staff. as a hitting coach this season bonds who last played in the majors in 2007 , has worked as a "special instructor" for the san francisco giants during spring training the last 2 seasons. frank menechino is currently the marlins hitting coach but the club is considering employing 2 hitting coaches to accommodate bonds bonds is major league baseball's career homerun leader with 762. if you are into waxing chest hairs. they celebrated the state championship after by waxionng their chests >> catherine : why?? good night we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way. my name's scott strenfel and i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weathe

with three seconds left, a field goal the browns' travis coons with the 51-yard field goal , attempt to win the game. the game-winning touchdown and the ravens win. the unh football season is over, and things will look much different the next time we see the wildcats play a home game. and that is because the new wildcat stadium will be complete for the home opener in 2016. they will host holy cross for the first-ever game at the new stadium. as you can tell there is a lot of work to do, but you can start to envision a beautiful facilty. >> is coming along really well, it' s on schedule and under budget. it' s exciting to look at. they are sealing off the stadium can be. i would ask people to contemplate putting in their year. his. noon american athletic conference championship. then a cc clemson. tom: we' ll see you back here tonight after shark tank. [caption you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out

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coons: mr. president, today our nation is distracted by grave concerns, by threats abroad and at home, by concerns about our economy and our people. and i stand here today to call us to continue to be focused on something that's not currently the top of the news, but on something that is a pressing and an ongoing national concern. we need to be strictly and aggressively enforcing the terms of our nuclear deal with iran that we reached with a variety of our other international partners and that is currently moving forward. and we need to push back on iran's bad and disruptive behavior not just in its region but globally, and to give our administration and international agencies the resources and the nominees confirmed that will allow them to be successful in enforcing our actions against iran. mr. president, just a few short months ago if you asked anyone what topics would be at the top of the list of america's foreign policy conversation for the upcoming prim campaign, you would have been -- upc

fourth quarter tied at 27, the browns travis coons hadn't mied a field goal all season. 51-yarder for the win. it's blocked. will hill has the football. oh, no. >> oh. >> no, cleveland, ah. and the browns fall to 2-9 as will hill takes it for the ravens improve to 4-7 and that was pretty mh the look from everybody in cleveland. >> mike tirico had the great line, the kick six. >> yeah. >> tt was good. >> that was kind of how it turned out. sorry, cleveland. now back to you. thanks, fellas. >>> up next in "the pulse," he's back. psy returning after his huge hit "gangnam style." >>> and amy schumer stripping down for an empowering photo sht. powering photo shoot. fortunately, many have found a different kind of medicine that lowers blood sugar. imagine what it would be like to love youour number discover once-daily invokana . it's the #1 prescribed in the newest class of medicines that work with the kidneys to lower a1c. invokana i is used ang with diet and exercise to significantly lower blood sugar it's a once-daily pill that works around the clock. here's how: the kidneys allow sugar

we spoke with senator chris coons. >> i for the really hard for them to have a great future in delaware. it is particularly upsetting at this point. >> this plant is huge in delaware. it is synonymous with delaware. it is affect ago lot of people. >> the ceo of du pont says workers that are being let go will receive a separation package, career placement services and training allowances. >>> right here in philadelphia, hundreds could also lose their jobs, the north philadelphia health system announced that st. joseph's hospital will shut down. the the campus, part of the girard medical center is expected to close full any march of next year. it may result in the layoff of up to 675 workers. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight a life changing lottery ticket sold in camden county, where it was sold and what it will mean for the lucky winner. >>> wondering what to do with your kids this new years eve? i have ideas you might want to put your teeth into. coming up highlights in south jersey for new years eve. >>> i'll have your full forecast, can you leave the umbrella at home if

. >> he is a 20 pound maine coon named leo. reigned here for the last five years. >> he's the one that stops by and checks us out. the others just wonder around. i think he has his own territory. i was in here most of the time. but when we -- neither has been paying attention. >> it's supersecret cat sbel. it's been invaluable to us. >> but leo's stealthy ways isn't necessary. he calls plenty of attention to himself. >> he has been confined to a total separation or tsep unit since trying to smuggle an electric razor on the bus to a jail downtown. and he's proven to be a man of his word. this is a letter for being obedient and pounding on the door. i was just getting riders left and right. >> serving one year for possession of a controlled substance, he's caught the attention of other inmates. >> john gomez and justin are housed one floor below. both men say they are gay and suspect bogadea is, as well. >> we're in a situation where we meet people in here and this is how we pass our time. we're having a bad day. somebody says on

coons: thank you. mr. pease. no one wants to take a seat at a bar and discover their only choices are between a but and in miller -- a bud and a miller. i found the testimony of mr. brito encouraging, but i would be interested to hear your view on how these huge international companies and their mergers may or may not contact craft breweries, distributors, and the impact. competent --pany's have your companies faced competition? mr. pease: i think you have a look at that question from a variety of different levels. fundamentally, mr. brito and i probably differ on the amount of independence that currently exists at the distribution tear. -- tier. my members are required to use a distributor to get their beer effectively to a retailer. self distribution is an option in some states, but usually it is very limited. if you want to grow your business as a craft brewer, get your beer into a chain store, get your beer into a stadium, you need to use the anheuser-busch distributor or the miller coors disturbed -- distrib

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ls is a jones -- lisa jones with senator coons. i think i mentioned jonathan black on my staff but we've had incredible work by my legislative director, andrew wallace, all of my staff at various points because this has been a heavy burden. it picked up parts where others had to work hard on this. and so i just appreciate so much for my chief of staff to everybody in the office, all the really hard work that has been done. we also had the opportunity to consult with and ask for help from the senate legislative counsel. they worked to turn around text so quickly at crucial points. that makes all the difference in the world sometimes to be able to have a text, get it looked at, get the changes made and get back to the individuals involved. michelle johnson wider, she played a key role. deanna edwards, and i'm sure there were others over there that also helped us out. that's not a definitive list. there are many, many others. i want to conclude by thanking again our bipartisan partners. senator vitter and i have been working on this f

>>reporter: they come in all coon of flavors. chicken pork and beef if you have a sweet tooth how about pineapple strawberry cinnamon with raisi raisins. seen me up. >>> christmas eve tradition continued in san francisco today. one woman had a great excuse to drive with the top down on her convertible on a reapy day. kind of cold for that but it was the only way she could squeeze free christmas tree noose her car. the foundation gave away tree at the lot along the em pwairng dare o. they have sold tree for decades to help people including many ex convict overcome addiction. >>> rainbow that appeared a few hours ago look at. that right by the golden gate bridge and it was captured by our camera from here. good to see after the rain today. kids want to get outside and play with toys. spencer has the foyvrjt look like a season days but bunnell up. >> i want to be out and about. >> you should be. i think tomorrow east great day for skating. here's a look at live doppler 7hd we have partly clear sky over the bay year right now. few cl

. >> hi this is agent coons, i'm sending a message back to mom i love you and miss you. >>> turning to health check tonight, seven u.s. senators are taking action against the makers and sellers against electronic cigarettes, ali gorman is at the big board with the details on this move. >> this is aimed at the companies that make and sell the liquid nicotine used in the e-cigarettes, they are making them stop using the royceable names of food and candy, and teens and kids are drawn to the names and candy like flavors but they don't realize the dangers of nicotine. and called for ingesting nicotine has skyrocketed in resenyears. >>> there is encouragement for families using ivf, the chances for success goes up with more full cycles, most couples stop at three or four fail as tempted but researches say that trying again and again may be the trick. >> women who are under 40 and using their own eggs within the first cycle the success rate was 33% and remained over 20% by the sixth cycle cumulative life birth rate of 68%. >> but while this is encouraging the study did not look at risks with

i think senator coons is right with the efforts after the first of the year to extend them.if there are things you need to share in a classified setting that is fine. senator perdue. >> thank you i appreciate what you are doing. i think we are naive. we look at history and to come to that conclusion i have a couple questions related to some of the reports coming out. the iaea released their report this month that said iran lied about their pmd efforts. when the foreign minister of iran said, and i quote, iran never sought nuclear weapons nor will it in the future. that is in clear contradiction of the iaea report as i read it of their activity prior to 2003 into as late as 2009. my question is given the missile violations that have been asked about the day violating 1929 and resolution 2231 the question is about the 90-day certification the secretary of state has given congress. i am going to quote in here iran hasn't taken any action, including covert, that could significantly enhance their nuclear weapons program. if they are firing missiles in violation of the sanction, t

he is a 20-pound maine coon named leo. he reigned here the past five years. >> he snows his role. he checks us out. the other cats wander around doing their own thing. i think each cat has his own territory. i will see him here most of the time. when we do our rounds and start taking stuff to booking and other areas, i will see leo in that area. he's not just confined to this area. leo is all over the place. he wants to make sure we are doing our work correctly. i think he's been trained by the officers. >> it's super secret cat-based intel. very successful. invaluable us to. >> leo's stealthy ways aren't necessary when it comes to 0 bobadilla. he calls plenty of attention to himself. >> he has been confined to a total separation since trying to smuggle an electric razor on to the bus from the main jail downtown. he's proven to be a man of his word. >> i'm raising hell. >> this is a write-up for being disobedient. yesterday my cell got raided. they gave me another couple of write-ups. too many write-ups to keep track of. for being an idiot. acting up. just being an idiot. for bein

. >> it seems holiday office sell brses coon be a thing the past. jen lahmers explains why the party may be over. reporter: the office holiday party. you never know what can happen. for the most part, people look forward to the chance to loosen up the ties and share in the holiday cheer. i think at this time is fun. reporter:eas the office holiday party on the tee klein? >> a survey by the society of human resource management showed 65% of people say they will behaving the holiday office party at the end of the year. that is down from 72% in 2012 and still not as le as 2009 when we had the recession. however, most employers reason. they said the tree human resources with time inc. and once the economy started rebounding. a lot of companies never bothered bringing back the holiday party. they were discontinued. >> i don't know who thought it was great idea when you mix alcohol and food and music with the coworkers sometimes lots of bad things can happen. the changing work force and the younger generation. people who want to lng out with their coworke

. >> reporter: delaware senator chris coons trying to keep his cool about the news, the ceo sent an e-mail to the 6,100 delaware employees letting them know about 1,700 people will be out of a job, basically making major cuts in a plan for a megamerger with dow. >> share holder value or stock market value at the cost of tearing apart the long-term value of one of america's most prominent, most successful research and development communities. >> reporter: this is a major blow to families, not to mention support businesses, schools, and the real estate market. dupont and dow plan to merge and split into three smaller companies, the smallest of the three pieces would be based here in delaware, keeping the new agricultural division at dupont's current site would be a bigger plus, but that decision hasn't yet been made. >> i love in delaware, i'd be very unhappy if they left. >> reporter: this business professor says this is not good news for dupont families, although down the road maybe dupont comes out stronger here in the state. in the meantime, state politicians need to work on a plan b, go

. >> senator coons? >> thank you to all of the witnesses for your presence here today and for testifying on this matter. to twin lakes to 16 mile, we've got some great craft brewers innovating new products and brewing some great beer. we all want an open marketplace they can continue to thrive and grow and where we safeguard their ability to compete on a fair and level playing field and we maintain access to distribution actions and consumer choice. i want to make sure i've asked relevant questions on that as we consider this very large merger. mr. brito, in the wake of increased competition from independent brewers, abi has made an effort to acquire and some suggested abi is using these to constrain some of the distribution channels of competitors including craft breweries. how do you respond to these questions, these allegations, and will abi be using a profits from the merger to continue the process of acquiring craft brewers? >> well, thank you for the question. in terms of the 4,000 breweries we hav

there are these big issues in an era of globalization that the unitited state needs other coon gd a yet there's more divisive tonight in terms of a religion, race, all f forms of identity. >> nancy, you madenamed time's person of the year. donald trump didn't get it. angela rkel of germany. donald trump didn't like that. >> i would expect to approve the choice. a year from now f he's been elected president, we'll see how he'll actually handle a crisis. merkel has faced multiple times this year fundamental threats to the future of europe, global economy, now the terrorist atcks, hasas to mak really hard decisions and act on them. there's a big difference between people running f office and people in office. >> the question is, will donald trump's comments uphold over time? his entertainments that think have gone over the line give him strength. you believe this hurts him? >> yeah, i don't think republicans are going to nominate someone that say things that are inflammatory. i mean, president obama gives a speech sunday night that seems oblivious to the actual threat and the bulk of the s

fighting moved from the southern afghanistan to the north side as we have seen in the heavy fighting coon do. now we are witnessing that these attacks in southern afghanistan are back. >> with the latest there on the attack thank you. >> the 19-year-old palestinian man has been shot dead during a raid in the israeli arm in h the west bank. residents say he was among a work of protestors demonstrating against the soldiers as they arrived to arrest two men at a refugee camp. the soldiers were attacked as what it described as routine activity. flashes have erupted since the man's funeral. this is a young man who was with killed in a overnight raid by the israeli army, in a refugee camp, following his funeral. pam tennians raced toward the confrontation, now this street has become a flash point over the last few months of these kind of confrontations. their anger, their frustration, at the occupation, when you speak to them many of them will tell you that the world has forgotten them. nothing seems to be on the table to try to push to end the occupation of the west bank, and occupied west jer

. >> our world is coming crumbling down, the coons are coming. >> to use language like that on tv wasd of it. but it really captured a certain moment. >> archie, 12% of the population is black. there should be a lot of black families living out here. >> yeah, this is only a beginning but i think it's wonderful. >> well, let's see how wonderful it is when the watermelon rinds come flying out the window. >> it scared me when i saw "all in the family," i thought they better be careful. >> there was no doubt in my mind the american people were going to accept it. >> do you have a quick answer for the people who say the show reinforces bigotry? and that charge started from the very beginning. >> yes. my quick answer is no. >> everybody is going to see something they knew damn well was going on and nothing that surprising. >> edith, we're out of toilet paper! >> no, we're not, i bought some yesterday, it's in the closet in the kitchen. >> i ain't in the kitchen! >> oh! >> hearing a toilet flush for the first time was a big deal and made headlines. [ toilet flushes ] >> what's this country c

senator chris coons. >> i for the hard for them to have a great future in delaware. it is very upsetting at the this point. >> reporter: news comes just days after christmas and days before, the new year. >> you're talking about people whose grand fathers work and fathers worked. >> reporter: new year that will mean for many at dew point looking for a new place to to work. in that same statement du pont's ceo says those workers being let go will also receive a separation package, career placements services and training allowed. reporting from downtown wilmington rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> u.s. led air strikes in syria has killed an isis leader whom military was actively planning an attack against the west. he was killed on christmas eve. officials say he a had direct connections to a booed the master mind behind the terror attack. >> we will continue to hunt isil leaders who are working to recruit, plan, and inspire attacks against the the you had of america and our alleys. >> meanwhile belgium police after rested two people suspected of plotting

. >> coming up next on 7 new, donald trump going from real estate tie coon to presidential hopeful. and a change on beacon hill. we are taking a look back at the year in politics in our 7 top 7. >> if you are not used to putting on the layer, coats and hats and glove, we will get practice kicking off the new year. we will get to the forecast coming up next. >> and a priest showing off his hot wheels in church getting laughs an applause from his parishioners. this epidemic of gun violence knows no boundaries. hillary clinton has what it takes to stand up to the republicans and the gun lobby. we need to close the loopholes and support universal background checks. how many people have to die before we actually act... before we come together as a nation? i'm hillary clinton and i approve a priest in the philippines take as a ride in a hover board during mass, he went in and out of the rows of the parishioners singing a christmas song. many people were laughing and taking pictures but the priest was reprimanded by church leaders who says it shows disrespect. the priest says he saw the th

from colorado, massachusetts, new hampshire, minnesota, as well as cory booker of new jersey, chris coons of delware, and oregon and hawai'i. >> coming up this weekend on c-span, saturday night at 9:00 eastern, the nation magazine holds a discussion on inequality in america, and what that means for society. speakers include "the nation" editor, former labor secretary roberter reich, and white house adviser ann jones. >> you have the racial justice leg which has no home and has no candidate, and you're talking about the dreamers, on the latino side, the "black lives matter" movement, idle no more month native americans, a racial justice third wing of the party with no candidate and no voice, and not even the pretense of a black candidate and they exploded into public view. >> the republican jewish coalition presidential form featuring republican presidential candidates sharing their thoughts on terrorism, israel and national security. >> before recessing for the week yesterday, democratic senators spoke to reports about their plans to add gun violence legislation to at the recent bud jet r

little edne has been dreaming of riding a coon corn, yesterday the five year old got her wish, startedgical scavenger hunt throughout washington dc, then ballet lesson, trip to the white house. >> wow. >> evening had lunch with goldilocks and the three bears, look, three bears there. >> she said the lunch was just right. >> awe. then finally the moment she waited so long for. >> giddy up. >> (cheers). >> if you could take him anywhere right now where would you go? >> to the end chanted forest. >> awe. >> after some, you know what, she has had some tough treatment and surgery actually. doctors say that her brain cancer is in remission, the family says they're grateful for all of the support, and through it all, they've kept the fate and are going to keep on believing. >> how sweet? >> that's very sweet. what a sweet little girl. how great is that family over in d.c., the fox family. >> thank you fox5 in d.c. what's that mean? are you making dough? that fare? >> maybe sling i or something, playing with the slingy? >> we're stretching? >> stretching. >> are you going to get us some stress

and then there's a letter that was sent by the president to senator coons in which he says, quote, he signed the letter, president obama, robust enforcement of sanctions related to iran's nonnuclear activities will continue to be a critical -- a critical -- element of our policy. i will maintain powerful u.s. sanctions under a host of domestic authorities countering iran's support for terrorism, its human rights abuses, missile proliferation, and the elicit sale or transfer of iranian conventional weapons. i'd ask unanimous consent that i place both these documents in the record. >> without objection. >> samantha powers and this letter because we all know that we have sanctions for to counter iran's support for terrorism, human rights abuses, missile proliferation, elicit sale or transfer of iranian conventional weapons. and those sanctions have not been changed. they still will continue. so i just don't like this narrative that's coming out of here because i think it sends a bad message to iran because i think our messages -- we are united on this. we're not divided -- maybe we were

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senator carper senator coons and myself have worked as a delegation to advance this credit to the fuel cell technology. and it was senator carpenter's understanding in the conversation that he had with leader reed that that would be included. we have been told over here on this side of the capitol that it was not part of the agreement over here, and that therefore what communication would have to come from the senate to house leadership speaker ryan, leader pelosi. this amendment is simply a mechanism to carry that agreement forward if that communication occurs, recognizing we're at the 11th hour here on a very important piece of legislation. and i would just end by thanking all the appropriators and the negotiators for the time that they're putting into this to emphasize how important this particular provision is. not just for the installation in our state, but for installations across, around the country. in the scheme of things, it's a small item for the people who work in delaware and the hundreds who work in california and other places around the country. it is a very important ma

yesterday delaware democrat chris coons came to the floor to talk about the iran nuclear agreement. his remarks on the senate floor are about 25 minutes. >> mr. president, today our nation is a distracted by grave concern, by threats abroad and at home by concerned about our economy and our people. and i stand here today to call us to continue to be focused on something that's not currently the top of the news but on something that is a pressing an ongoing national concern. we need to be strictly and aggressively enforcing the terms of our nuclear deal with iran that we reached with a variety of our other international partners and that is currently moving forward. and we need to push back on iran's bat and disruptive behavior not just in its region but globally, and to give our administration and international agencies the resources and the nominees confirmed that will allow them to be successful in enforcing our actions against iran. mr. president, just a few short -- a few short months because anyone what topics would be at the top of the list of america's foreign policy conversa

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we also thank you for bringing haley back, who served so well with senator coons here and was one of the bright people we had here on the committee amongst many, but we thank you both for being here. if you could keep your comments to about five minutes or so, we'd appreciate it and then we look forward to "q" and "a." thank you. >> thank you so much, mr. chairman, ranking member cardin, for convening this hearing and thank you all, distinguished members of the committee, for making time to be here to discuss peacekeeping. this committee is acutely aware of the extent to which conflicts on the other side of the globe can come back and threaten american security. we've seen time and again how conflicts can displace millions of people, upend markets and destabilize entire regions. all too recently and all too frequently we've seen how such instability can attract and epable violent extremist groups who exploit the vacuum of authority to terrorize civilians, recruit new members and plan, launch, or inspire attacks. u.n. peacekeepers play a vital role in the international community's eff

anywhere, didn't promote human right in cuba and didn't clar they pri this tr is more lickly aprf the coonhing we haven't seen in decades. the president has long many prised to close down the guantanamo bay naval base, specifically the prison there. he did at that before he was elected president. i know he talked about the vetting process about releasing people from given. let listen into that, pannia. >> i am absolutely swad fmt testimony in terms of any kind of return to the fit by people who were released by acele, hundreds of people is been released. and they many frrmt 400, 500, 600 people who get released, that a handful of this many are many activities and trying to leaning if nechbl nchblt there are individual significantly more dang route than the people isly. spluchlt fuchlt the stra teenl ek games we make by closing gaun fuchl -- be is frustrated going before time runs out for him? >> i think it is a real long shot, jose. he think the white house is aware that it is a real long shot. they're going to keep pushing ahead with that project but i have to say, with the military trial

there was a letter sent by the president to senator coons where he says quote robust enforcement of sanctions related to iran's non-nuclear activity will continue to be a critical, a critical, element of our policy. i will maintain powerful u.s. sanctions under a host of domestic authority countering iran's support for terrorism, human rights abuse, and the elicit sale or transfer of iranian weapons. i ask to place this in the record without objections. powers and this letter because we know we have sanctions if you counter iran's support for terrorism, human rights abuse, missile proliferation, elicit sale or transfer of iranian weapons. those sanctions haven't been changed. they will still continue. so i just, i just don't like this narrative that is coming out of here. i think it sends a bad message to iran. i think our messages. we are united on this. we are not divided. maybe divided on giving them a chance. but we are not divided at all on standing together to enforce those kind of sanctions. and i feel -- anyway, i will move on. is there anything in this agreement, ambassador mull, tha

there has been some miss coon cases about what the scene is, but it is a bear a grabbing there was nopect? >> no, that was misconstrued. i don't know where that came from. >> leo dicaprio ever won an academy award? >> , no he hasn't unfortunately. >> that's shocking. >> they are saying this could be the one. >> been nominated five times. >> never won. >> hopefully is the one. >> so your character, are you one of the trappers then? >> yes, yes. >> now, they throw you out, you say natural lighting, throw you guys out, there kind of fend for yourselves? >> no, you know, it was a real luxury to be able to shoot on the actual locations and we shot this -- >> it looks colds. >> it was cold. it was cold. it was cold and beautiful, so it was worth it. >> it looks miserable. was this horrible to shoot? >> no, no, no. it was definitely tough. i think all of us, leo included said it was the hardest thing we've ever shot. >> really? >> yes. so, you know, i feel little more comfortable saying it was the hardest thing i've ever shot. >> i have a question. revenance, what does that mean. >> you nail