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they will do everything possible to support his daughter, fanling and friends. —— family.ster. the family said she shielded her niece from the blast, saving her life. many tributes on facebook. her heroic actions do not surprise those who knew her well. she was a very kind to everybody and... she would help everybody. shocking. i cannot even think about it. as a victim family tried to comprehends net loss, there are still people unaccounted for. their family have the most agonising wait for news of their whereabouts. two teenage victims have travelled —— had travelled from the hebrides. one is still missing the other in hospital. we report now from the island's reaction. on the outer most edge of the country an island community, touched by terror in a city far away. a dark cloud has come down upon the island, a real dark cloud. people are... they're a bit in a daze. we're all in a daze. we don't know what to say, what to do. two of barra's own were at the concert in manchester, laura mcintyre, who's 15 — seen here on the left — is in a serious condition in hospital. her fr

keeping we'll hear more tomorrow when the fanl budget comes out. do you think that nikki haley's desire to evaluate the process and make it for efficient is a correct way to go about dealing with some of those -- off peace keeping and do you think that cutting -- is the sufficient way to deal with that? then i also have have a clarifying question you mentioned in the beginning something about doubling intelligence features, can you explain exactly what you mean by that? >> i'll just answer the question second first, i was talking about when we revamped our mission when we reelected as a government. redoubled the intelligence capacity for the coalition in iraq and it was a certain type of capabilities that we put in to increase the intelligence in there. that's what i was talking about, doubling it. efficiency, when i attended the last year's defense minute city on peace keeping summit in london it's the u.n. itself whoa made some of their concerns known. they know that they need to be more factefficient making sure cribbing nations can have impact,

i'd like to welcome again our fanl. i believe everybody's testified before us before on at least one occasion or maybe a few. first calvin skolam. joseph w brown. i believe you testified in 2014. this is your second time leer. mr. robert poole who's been thinking deeply about this subject for many years. mr. paul ra that wouldy the president of the air traffic controllers story who's been before us and doer think robon who has been through the war zone of this many, many times. i look forward to hearing your testimony. i ask you now that our witnesses full statements be included in the record and without objection, so ordered. the committee would request that you limit your oral testimony to five minutes. with that, you may proceed. >> chairman shuster, ranking members defazio, members of the committee, thank you for asking me to testimony. my testimony today will focus on oig's past and ongoing work on reforms as well as the -- >> could you move the mike a little closer to you? >> yes, sir. >> don't be afraid of it. >>