foley. president jimmy carter wrote a house judiciary chairman in 1978 said "i am hopeful era will be ratified for the present deadline expires.". that expiration dates was march 22, 1979. the era opponents knew they could not secure ratifications from 38 states so they lobbied congress one more time which resulted in the congressional majority vote for an extension. that deadline wasn't met. on november 16, 1983 the new york times reported that the era went through laborious debates in the legislatures of all 50 states and the proposal died when the ratification expired three states short of the necessary approval. the proposed equal rights amendment to the constitution officially died june 30, 1980 23 states short of the 38 needed. have there been any developments since 1982 that would render any of those contemporary in this statement of the expiration somehow inaccurate? >> short answer no. the point from the supreme court to keep in mind about constitutional amendments is you are in cha

as the one is legal penultimate match day today and 2 teams are still fighting for the title pablo foley is from d.w. sports is now with me pablo byron have it almost and the bank but under still and the running you're absolutely right name to file that party well it's going to be very tight of course bahrain are on course for their 7th bundesliga title in a row which is already an incredible feat but they have a difficult clash against leipzig of course leipzig who are 3rd in the bundesliga on earth tough team definitely at home in fact they have one of the best records if not the best record actually this season on home turf now earlier this season byron and leipzig had a pretty toast clash but byron came out on top but it was certainly a turbulent affair we'll call it like that and it's going to be interesting to see because bahrain as well are. you know going to have a lot of pressure in fact on some of their star players like thomas miller and robert love and dobson to make sure they can actually score goals as they really need a win and if they win today they win the title of cours

journalist james foley and stevenson loft and the u.s. humanitarian worker peter costello are brought to justice to stand trial in a u.s. civilian court thank you so much and i welcome your questions mr bush. chairman and bass ranking member smith and members of the subcommittee it's an honor to testify before you today ask for my full written statement be submitted for the record you speak just a little louder yes ok well let's let's cross to mike hanna following this hearing far as over in washington d.c. mike we're just hearing there from joel simon the executive director for the c.p.g. interest saying in his statements that he raised press freedom which is of course a big a very hot topic in the u.s. with the press in the u.s. feeling significantly attacked that something he underlined in his opening statement just how significant is this hearing at this time in america. well it certainly is very significant at a time when as you mentioned the media sees itself as coming under attack from the executive of the united states from the wh

let‘s talk through the market malaise with jane foley who is right next to marianne. 5he jane foley who following the markets this morning. the big push downwards after those comments from president trump on twitter. what are the markets feeling and thinking right now about the prospects for some sort of resolution by the end of the week for the china and u5 trade spat. it suddenly seems a bit further away. we know that president trump has perhaps got an unusual type of deal negotiation and this could just be a threat. but he does appear to be willing to walk away. that has upset the market. it seems like they were so close a couple of weeks ago and now may be that trade deal is a bit more elusive than we thought. everybody watching this very closely. the big exporters in europe, they are wondering what this could mean for them. right. in the markets, recently there has been more sensitivity in some of the european court is about talk of trade because there is a fear that president trump is going to turn his attention towards europe. at the moment they have some sort of agreement, they

and i'm joined by mark foley. and that the agent is all it is for most have arrived and their houses have gotten we can have a sneak preview i think we're going to have a look at the french contribution 1st i thought is one of the favorites the shia his song is as much a political statement as a song has funny is an l g p t plus icon in fronts the song is about not being defined by others but staying true to yourself. something i think you can identify with 2 key haitian stay true to myself part. and spain's entry provides a splash of color this is with venda. and finally come really have to germany is represented by sisters with that summation instead of the. performing sister sisters and not actually sisters. and. the country's run of bad luck since 2015 germany has come last wipes actually receiving 1.6. in 2050 of them britain a german top faring so well in the competition recently but top of the list when it comes to set design indeed this is the 6th time for invite vida. has designed sense for your vision. t

foley and british aid worker were beheaded by the terror group in 2014.ody says he hated two attackers in a london terror plot aiming to create sleeper cells in europe. it was brought to light in 2016. he is currently held by british forces in syria waiting potential extradition to the us, one of four british terrorists nicknamed beatles due to their accents. the battle is brewing over a crowd funded effort to build the southern border wall. a city in new mexico ordering private citizens to suspend construction on private land. mark merritt has more on the legal fight ahead. this is over compliance issues? >> reporter: it is happening in summit park, new mexico. they say the group is trying to build the border wall needs to stop construction because the city never issued proper permits to begin building the wall. sunset park issued a cease-and-desist order against the owner of the property where the structure was being built, this happening in a town outside el paso, texas. the town's mayor spoke to local media and discussed how the project has evolved in

with me is jane foley, who's senior foreign exchange strategist at rabobank. welcome back.xit. he of course denies all of these accusations but how damaging is this on a political level, never mind the

with me is jane foley who's a senior fx strategist at rabobank. good morning, jane.ood morning, jane. good morning. did you grow up watching doris day movies? i did. we will talk about her later but let's start about this really interesting read on the front page of the guardian. it's all about this big in—depth study, a nobel prize winning professor, u.s.—based, he is going to look into our inequality in the uk and make comparisons with the united states. what do you make of this? first of all, inequality in the us is quite poon all, inequality in the us is quite poor. there the genie coefficient, which is about looking at inequality in emerging economies —— gini. it's really quite bad in the us, to say the uk, europe is of course a little bit more socialist than the us is rising towards the us' level is quite some statement, but i would say that inequality has been rising over a number of developed countries and for instance, for decades now, the labour share of national income has been falling and that means while we get productivity gains, less of it is going to

with me is jane foley who's a senior fx strategist at rabobank. good morning, jane. good morning.

jason kelly and carol massar with john foley.t's get to the first word with mark crumpton. punisheders in england conservatives and labor opposition in local elections. piling pressure on the leaders to resolve the brexit crisis. in three weeks they face another round of european elections held because britain has not left the eu. party talks to agree on a way forward for the u.k.'s divorce from the union are due to resume on tuesday. european and american investigators say they have broken up one of the world's largest online criminal trafficking operations in a series of raids. officials arrested three german men on allegations they operated the so-called wall street market darknet platform. they are accused of selling drugs, data and malicious software. three people in the u.s. were also arrested. the office of the u.n. high commissioner for human rights has expressed concerns about the treatment of asylum-seekers in hungary. speaking at a news conference, the spokesperson said, "we encourage hungary to ensure it fulfills its

with me is jane foley, who's senior foreign exchange strategist at rabobank. welcome back.rting with the story here with borisjohnson facing trial over misleading claims over brexit. he of course denies all of these accusations but how damaging is this on a political level, never mind the court case itself? the timing is interesting because we are in the beginnings of the leadership battle for the tory party and according to the bookies at least johnson is the favourite. certainly, if his name is on the balance sheet when it goes out across the country to the tory party, the polls are indicating that he would win. this has the potential to damage his reputation and it is quite interesting, it is, according to the judge, about misconduct in public office. and we are told it is not about trying to undermine the brexit argument. this is a private prosecution by a private individual, crowdfunded? exactly, anyone has the right to bring a private prosecution but he has crowdfunded about £200,000 in order to raise this. it is against borisjohnson in particular because we remember

well mr foley had pca is a senior member of parliament or even elected official and the chairman as you say of the national security and foreign policy commission in parliament is significantly strong institution within the parliamentary structure limbs are one of the few bodies whose members regularly are able to and accrue to give interviews to local and foreign press or in a sense one of the forms of outreach for the establishment for the government to communicate its message to the wider public to the international community and so it is certainly a strong player in the in the overall establishment parliament itself is a strong body last year when the us president on from the country pulled the united states out of the nuclear deal and iran's economy started to collapse it was parliament that began proceedings for impeachment against several of president hassan rouhani cabinet members and managed to mention just a handful of them as well blaming them for parts of the economic crisis that the country was facing so parliament is a strong body within the within the country's overall go

soon after the rose revolution blossomed foley georgia. announced its intentions to join nato and plant fresh nato military bases in the fertile soil right on russia's border never ever will give our freedom and independence never never will give any piece of our territory saakashvili is mission was accomplished at least with his friends and nato the georgian populace wasn't quite as happy though in 2007 they took to the streets to voice discontent and mr saakashvili responded with force. the people's discontent. saakashvili party lost parliamentary elections and the opposition took control he sat this means that the parliamentary majority should set up a new government and me as the president according to our constitution decided not to wait for the results of the president's election and fled the country in october 2013. this footage is unique because there's a tribal lands a normally off limits to the public erik's allowed in because he's listened to his personal. people here know him simply is don't to eric he's rich famous son always

which president hassan rouhani is the chair did issue a statement in a similar reaction to what mr foley had said in that it said that the comments the personal comments from him do not necessarily reflect the policy of the state and in response to that in the last few hours mr falah. issued another comment on twitter sort of doubling down on his point of view and the only 2 some of what he said he said with respect to the spokesperson of the supreme national security council that council is responsible for making decisions on major policies of the country but they are not permitted to limit the making of comments especially since i believe in action on the management of tensions has allowed 3rd party actors to have a negative influence now the policy the standing policy of the government throughout the course of what was initially an economic and financial. isis due to american sanctions has become a much more heated circumstance with american military hardware being deployed to the region with its focus on iran so far the iranian government has maintained this is psychological war and

beach sun and music as the sea as it's known to its legions of foley was hit tel aviv on the beach a mix of tourists and fans with such a day's grand finale with sue patient. this cd when it's it's always. and when people from the whole europe come here to see something i think it will become more fun it's always. to. go in the big stage here. i am happy to represent my counter of banya and read this day they go. israel is hosting this year's year edition song contest because of this single minute about silly one in lisp and last year she will perform her new single nana banana at the final on saturday. making people come here and see how amazing israel is giving us a chance to show how how how big of a party we can make and how amazing and genuine it can be energy wise. wow. $41.00 nations are competing to win europe's oldest song contest it's the 3rd time is well it's hosted it security has been beefed up along the beach promenade but the ever glitzy event has not escaped country of the sea. the event has been highly politicized from the beginning there have been some calls to boyc

issue and for someone to tweet about this publicly is also being taken as very sensitive while mr foley is a senior member of the elected parliament it is an important body within the establishment it is influential the government this evening making it clear that personal remarks coming from him do not speak for the policy of the state the supreme national security council issued a statement in which it said the strategic policies of the establishment in different areas are defined by the supreme national security council of iran and personal comments of people have no impact on those decisions i went on to say the only qualified institution to comment on the country's strategic issues is the supreme national security council and comments beyond or outside this framework are not qualified so they're sending a clear message that while this tweet is coming from a senior member of the parliament it does not speak for the policy of the state but what it does reflect and this is an important point is the current mood of many iranians in this country we can't forget that mr bush is an electe

i'm nowjoined byjane foley, who's a senior fx strategist at rabobank. good morning.ng at this. do you use whatsapp smoke i do. so do i. now it is too early to say who many phones have been four dead and who has —— how many phones have been impacted. there are 1.5 billion users around the world so there is a lot of potential here. the inference in this story, and there are inferences because it is early days, is that it would be defenders of human rights likely to be targeted full. amnesty have released a statement and, really, they have indicated that the ns0 group, this is a statement from amnesty about the israeli manufacturer of the software, they say that nso sells products to governments known for outrageous human rights abuses. . what is frightening about some of the softwa re frightening about some of the software that nso group develops is softwa re software that nso group develops is software called pegasus, that can go into a phone, turn on the micro loan and the camera and also investigate e—mails on the device as well. —— microphone. there are so many que

at the german government the blame anyone or did they tell you who they thought was responsible for foley beholding a lot of it i mean the finger was always pointed towards the government but not necessarily the graph. coalition that we have right now between the conservatives in the shape of a social democrats of course all of these issues have been a very long time coming and there's some issues here that you can trace right back to the fall of the wall thirty years ago particularly when it comes to demographic change which will be looking at later in the in the week particularly in places which are in former east germany of course after the wall fell we saw droves of people leave and not many people returning is changing very slowly over time but this is going to be a real test to see if germany can keep up with other world leading economic powers but also in the meantime it's going to have to play a real big game of catch of those well whether that's in the labor market or in digitalization and. what surprised you most were we traveled around the country talking to people. a turner if

>>might not be christian foley on e thought this rare painting by artist luke to was tucked away safely at public storage in petaluma until he received a bizarre inquiry from a woman through social media earlier in the week a solution wonder knows what it was worth she had actually but this piece. at a storage unit option in emeryville and wanted to know what it was worth she was going to die she should already put it on e-bay which time i informed her that that unit is in my storage unit, but in fact it was not the woman reached out to christian because he's been collecting mark for 15 years and is information pops up when you search for that you painting online. the woman has agreed to return the arc deciding not to sell it for the $99 on e-bay as she initially intended christian believe she's a victim here too still that was just one of more than 3 dozen pieces of art stolen worth he says $100,000 it was a feeling and i've never or render had before i really on my knees up almost buckled a open up the door. >>and where one time there was over 50 pieces of art in here. there was. >>12

mr foley. is a senior member of parliament and the chairman of the national security and foreign policy commission of the iranian parliament he's the same man who tweeted about 2 weeks ago that iran and the united states needed a table somewhere in the region to sit down and discuss how to deescalate ongoing tensions not just over economic sanctions but that was around the same time that we saw the u.s. military buildup gaining steam here in this part of the middle east he had suggested that iraq or qatar could serve as that place since then japan and pakistan have also said that they'd be willing to mediate tensions between to iran and washington and mr comments today give us a sense of what those 3rd parties might actually be talking about let me read you a part of the statement that he gave to a local news site he said these 3rd party countries explicitly told america not to talk to iran from the position of war because a war with it with teheran practically speaking won't have any winners t

arrested on wednesday supporters of edgar zambrano who is vice president of the national assembly chased foley's cars outside party headquarters as he was detained he is the deputy to opposition leader why though we tried and failed to overthrow president nicolas maduro government last week. now as the political power struggle drags on children with long term illnesses are left fighting for their lives the government says it can't provide vital treatment because of u.s. sanctions the opposition says the health health care system was failing long before that tory is a boy reports from caracas. giovanni feeder was six years old he died two days ago he was suffering from leukemia. he's father says finding medicines to treat him had become a daily struggle but i have no words we were trying to find the things he needed the medicines trying to keep him happy i have no words. when a swell had signed an agreement with it that allowed children like you have on to receive a bone marrow transplant abroad by giovanni never made it johnny was part of a group of iran thirty children who were awaiting a bone

with me is jane foley who's senior foreign exchange strategist at rabobank. we are more worried —— more worried about it now that we used to be. there have been a lot of headlines. there have been a lot of headlines. there is being a need for big providers to step up their own policing of this. many of us are more aware about what they can potentially do to protect us and what is quite interesting is, spam emails. that's no particular surprise. but with children, we are more sensitive to that. what is quite interesting is that very significant reporters have identified potential harm. swearing and offensive language but there is more than that. some of them have been accusing. 51% of 12 to 15 —year—olds, it's massive. and as pa rents, —year—olds, it's massive. and as parents, some of us don't feel particularly well—equipped to control that because children are very savvy with our phones, they know their way around. more than their parents. it's very difficult to control and protect them. the nspcc have said we need tougher laws. we have seen some of those com

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wednesday supporters of edgar's a brother who's a vice president of the national assembly chased foley's car out five party headquarters as he wants to taint. the tissues are broken and there's no one to glue them together to give the impression they're strong to appear to have the control they no longer have to use the only tool they've used for years persecution terror state terrorism they kidnap no less than the vice president of the national assembly the only globally recognized institution in venezuela they have to make themselves to be seen as strong and in control but they've already lost and don't have control so they lash out. let's get more on this our correspondent sean supposed joining us live from moscow so the crackdown on opposition politicians continuing in venezuela troy is the talk us through what happened with the vice president of the national assembly and other opposition politicians. well april thirtieth when pricing involving one way go into others happened here in venezuela we've been hearing lots of talk from the government that many opposition lawmakers would be

well adrian mr foley. is a senior member of parliament and the chairman of the national security and foreign policy commission of the iranian parliament he's the same man who tweeted about 2 weeks ago that iran and the united states needed a table somewhere in the region to sit down and discuss how to deescalate ongoing tensions not just over economic sanctions but that was around the same time that we saw the u.s. military buildup gaining steam here in this part of the middle east he had suggested that iraq or qatar could serve as that place since then japan and pakistan have also said that they'd be willing to mediate tensions between to iran and washington and mr followed his comments today give us a sense of what those 3rd parties might actually be talking about let me read you a part of the statement that he gave to a local news site and he said these 3rd party countries explicitly told america not to talk to iran from the position of war because a war with it with to run practically speaking won't ha

ceo john foley sat down with bloomberg. take a listen. john: it is called peloton homecoming 2019.rn out of an event the community self organized. we found out there were hundreds of people from around the country who self organized on social, facebook or twitter, come together. they decided to dissent on new york, had a weekend, celebrate fitness. this year, it has grown to over 3000 people. we now host it. we collaborate with the community. it is a fun weekend where they can enjoy new york, fitness, and each other. >> that is such an important point. fitness magazine has talked about, when you have a community aspect to it, getting the support, that is a big part of a successful business model. john: absolutely. we are seeing it in intense ways. just walking over here, i met two african-american women who are so excited to be here. one was a policewoman from louisiana. one was a firefighter from new york city. they had lost a bunch of weigh on the bike and they acted like sisters. they said they met a couple of years ago via the biking platform, peloton. they are fantastic friend

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foley, an american citizen, and some others. could you give this committee a status on those cases, what the plan is in terms of bringing them to justice? you don't have to do it in an opening hearing bs but let us know. i think all of us want to make sure these people do not break out and they're brought to justice. >> well, i think as you anticipated probably not a whole lot i can say in this setting on that. this is a very important case to us and to me personally. i've met with a number of the family members of some of the victims. i think we are -- i think this part is public. we certainly are in appropriate coordination with our british counterparts about whether or not there's a way to ensure that these folks can be brought to justice, but if there's one thing that the fbi is known for, it's not giving up. >> yeah. i appreciate that and please, i know you won't give up. thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator graham, thank you for joining us. director wray, anything you would like to add in this open setting to any of the que

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somebody who has worked in a lot of theaters like this who came through theaters like this what's the foleyr. i don't want to say that as a cool catch phrase. >> but it does when i was groou growing up, i grew up pop culture, basically every time you saw an asian woman, she was a prostitute, killed. >> wow. >> she didn't speak english. by the time i was 18, i was like, this sucks, i'm over it. i think art making has been living in my skin unapologetically. >> also, we wanted to speak about ours a lot. we want people to pay see us. we think we're funny. >> i have a similar lifeline. if you recall, the shmong had worked together, years later the divide is real. >> we have so many things in common. we have a shared history. >> we wrote a play where lao-hmong. >> it makes a difference. >> my people will find it funny. >> we want people to come into the room together and laugh at the same things and understand that and see us as example of something that went right. >> right. right. >> i mean honestly, being a child of refugee itself, it's incredibly empowering and privileged platform to have to

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well mr foley is a senior member of parliament he's an elected official so what he says does carry some weight however he does reflect the opinion of what is pro-trade in iran is a minority point of view and that point was pushed home in the hours that followed his 1st tweet the supreme national security council issuing a statement saying that the personal remarks that are being made do not speak for the policy of the state and only the supreme national security council is the body empowered with the decision making to allow for the setting of military and foreign policy now clearly the government headed by president hassan rouhani is drawing a line in the sand illustrating to the senior member of parliament that what he says that he should be taken as someone speaking for the state and a few hours ago he responded with a 2nd tweet doubling down in it he said with respect to the spokes person of the supreme national security council and that council is responsible for making decisions on major policies of the country but they are not permitted to limit the making of comments he went on

department of justice refused to listen to that, how can the secretary conclude that he's complying with 6c foley because it says to the maximum extent possible. and how can you be possible if you don't even ask why, this seems like he thought of something, i want to add a citizenship question, i don't know why. but this is a solution in search of a problem. i've got to find a problem that fits what i want to do. >> your honor, there's a whole lot in that question, but i think i will start with where you ended. and if you really think 60 is a problem, then we really cannot ask the citizenship question on the survey, since that is just subject to 60 >> what it says is to the maximum extent possible. >> the secretary is using the administrative records to the maximum extent possible. >> he's combining them with the administrative records and the self responses using administrative records where they are available, using self responses that 98% accuracy. >> but the problem is you can't confuse the survey, which is really the question of 6(c). where the focus ... >> it is not. it applies to all censu

>>what you think is safe might not be christian foley on he thought this rare painting by artist luke to was tucked away safely inside his unit at public storage in petaluma until he received a bizarre inquiry from a woman through social media earlier in the week a solution wonder knows what it was worth she had actually but this piece. at a storage unit option in emeryville and wanted to know what it was worth she was going to actually should already put it on e-bay which time i informed her that that unit is in my storage unit, but in fact it was not the woman reached out to christian because been yrs and his information pops up when you search for that you painting online. the woman has agreed to return the arc deciding not to sell it for the $99 on e-bay as she initially intended christian believe she's a victim here too still ypthat was just one of more tha 3 dozen pieces of art stolen worth he says $100,000 it was a feeling and i've never render had before i really on my knees up almost buckled a open up the door. >>and where one time there was over 50 pieces of art in here. the

jane foley, on the pound. it is down .3%. 126 handle for sterling. it keeps weakening. >> it does.was a little bit overdone. fear of missing out built into the price. if you look at the positioning at the start of the year, positions gradually eroded. the banks and the markets are to blame for that. the consensus was there would be a deal. in the last few weeks, i think the market has recognized there is still quite a strong percentage chance that there could a no-deal brexit and i think the market has been reacting to that more recently. matt: is it more concerning that there could be a no-deal brexit than there could be a labour government? which one is the bigger risk for the pound? >> it is a fear of a corbyn government. that is something that is quite worriesome. we have heard during the course over the previous election campaign, this chancellor talking about the realization plans, the fact that it would be parliament, not the market that would set the prices for those shares if they were to be renationalized. if we had those sorts of policies, sterling would take fright. a c

well mr foley happy she is an elected member of iran's party. it is a strong body he's won elections on 3 separate occasions he's a senior m.p. a certainly a respected senior official he is a representative an independent politician from care much our province he survived an assassination attempt about 2 years ago and he has been more flexible on the issue of negotiations as a way forward to help resolve this current crisis so he's certainly not a small fish but at the same time we must take his comments there with a grain of salt the supreme national security council of iran which is headed by president hassan rouhani has released a statement not directly referencing mr bush is tweet but it's difficult to think that it could be anything else in that they've said in that statement that the personal remarks of an individual cannot be taken as a statement of some sort of policy and it reiterated the point that only the supreme national security council has the power in iran to dictate what kind of strategy or policy can be put in place on behalf o

annmarie: we have been talking to analysts, james foley says in all likelihood we will have further indicationsowth coupled with benign inflationary pressures. we heard from some others, the labor market is getting tighter with upper pressure on wages. cutting rates and 2019 will be pushed to 2020. job growth rates should continue above 100,000. thing i was looking at, americans seem to be looking at with confidence the jobs market, a brighter picture. sharp growth in the yellow, that is the americans who think the job market is plan a full. is those who say jobs are hard to get. this is showing a healthy jobs market on the american consumer point of view. says 190,000, i don't know where you have put your bet in yet. matt: i do not think i am allowed to place my own whisper that. -- whisper bet. i am pretty sure bloomberg anchors are banned from playing. annmarie hordern on jobs expectations. coming up on bloomberg tv, we rorsted, theasper chief executive of adidas. do not miss that interview. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: good morning, welcome to "bloomberg markets: european open." i am matt mil

while foley polls just officially closed at about 60 am local dime that's almost an hour ago but just an hour before that we spoke to poll watchers because there's a major concern about long lines still of vultures waiting to vote outside the precincts and they said that even if the 6 pm part of time happens there is still going to accommodate voters lined up within 30 meter radius of every precinct across the country as you know where the polls started for the win when polls opened this morning there was this very strong sense of excitement people did not mind that you minute see the long queues because they were eager to mark and make their voices heard but as hours dragged on people started to complain. because of the long hours in the queue and of electoral registration breaking down this is not exclusive here in downtown manila and even the commission election said around $400.00 electoral electoral machines broke down across the country so now it's not just a security concern about keeping the peace and safety of polling free since across the country there are now concerns over

foley, an american citizen, and some others. could you give this committee a status on those cases, what the plan is in terms of bringing them to justice? you don't have to do it in an opening hearing bs but let us know. i think all of us want to make sure these people do not break out and they're brought to justice. >> well, i think as you anticipated probably not a whole lot i can say in this setting on that. this is a very important case to us and to me personally. i've met with a number of the family members of some of the victims. i think we are -- i think this part is public. we certainly are in appropriate coordination with our british counterparts about whether or not there's a way to ensure that these folks can be brought to justice, but if there's one thing that the fbi is known for, it's not giving up. >> yeah. i appreciate that and please, i know you won't give up. thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator graham, thank you for joining us. director wray, anything you would like to add in this open setting to any of the que

syria in congress should insist that the two men detained in syria who are suspected of murdering foley aret james full brought to justice to stand trial in a u.s. civilian courts. thank you so much, and i welcome your questions. chairman bass: miss pucci. ms. repucci: it is an honor to testify before you today. i ask that my full statement be submitted to the record. the fundamental right to seek and disseminate information through an independent press is under threat. according to freedom house's freedom in the world data, freedom of the press has been deteriorating in the world in the past decade, and let global decline of democracy at health which freedom house has been tracking for the past 13 years. my points will be a liberated it or forthcoming report, freedom in the media, which will be released the first week of june. edia in the world list free societies have faced challenges. countries are designated as not free in the media world are also most likely to face decline in their press freedom corps. their methods are what we've seen for years, struck on the media shutdowns, arr

also insist that the two men detained in syria who are suspected of murdering the journalist james foley and steven sotloff and the worker peter kosik are brought to justice to stand trial in a u.s. civilian court. thank you so much and i welcome your questions. >> chairwoman bass, ranking member smith, and members of the subcommittee, it's an honor to testify before you today. i ask for my full written statement be submitted for the record. the fundamental right to seek and disseminate information through an independent press is under threat. according to freedom house's freedom in the world data, freedom of the press has been deteriorating around the world over the past decade. the trend is linked to the global decline of democracy itself, which freedom house has been track for the past 13 years. i have four main points. these points will be elaborated in our forthcoming new report "freedom in the media" which will be released the first week of june. first, media in the world's least free societies have faced an intensification of traditional challenges. over the past five years, count