judgement based on data that includes our documents and those collected by the advocacy group, fortify rights. the law school will assess whether members of the myanmar government could face charges under the international genocide convention. >> has there been a purposeful action that will result in the destruction of this group? >> all of these statements create a cumulative general tenor that points to intent. >> the international criminal court, should consider an investigation. as well as the border security force, police and myanmar military officers were present. after four decades of persecution, over half a million rohingya have fled myanmar. many now live as refugees in neighboring countries. >> we've been speaking to hundreds of rohingya, they felt that they had two options: stay in myanmar and face death due to the abuse of restrictions that are being placed upon them by the government of myanmar or flee the country. so they feel as though they have these two options. for over a year, professor penny green and her team have been gathering data from myanmar. the state crime initiat

we must fortify the rights of believers to follow their conscience, even when their fellow citizens or elected officials would prefer a different course. i will have much more to say on this topic in future remarks. with that, i yield the floor. mr. brown: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. this week we honor tomorrow the men and women who serve our nation with honor and those families who also sacrifice, whom we do not remember enough, who've sacrificed so much for the service members they love and for all of us in our country. the sacrifice of our veterans demands that we fulfill the promises that we've made. this body is very -- always willing to spndz more dollars in -- spend more dollars in armaments and weapons, but when it comes time to fulfill our obligations to veterans, too many in this -- too many in this body are not generous enough. i'm the only ohioan ever to serve a full term on the senate veterans' affairs committee. i take that duty very serious. i know the presiding officer, senator tillis from north carol

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the fortified white house fence and holding a binder in his arms and throwing his arms in the air seemingly in celebration. >> i heard him take a big deep breath and whisper too himself, all right, let's do this and he took off. he jumped over the barricade and then climbed the fence and went over, he kind of lifted his arms up. >> reporter: the intruder dropped to his knees with his hands in the air as the secret service rushed to arrest him. >> it was chaotic. everyone around us was yelling and kids were crying. it was p ptty unexpected. >> repepter: his flag was put into an evidence bag while the bomb squad searched the white house lawn. the fact he made it over the fence. in july, new spikes were installed on the white house the secret service called that a temporary security measure until plemented. this jumper included a series of imprachlts embarrassments where this guy made it to the east room and one of three men to jump the fence last year. police tell us criminal charges caputo but w vladimir putin. chris boswell shows us how the diplomatic efforts are paying off. >> repororr: they say their untries will work together with the u.s. to fight isis. russia and france ha

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right, peter. that talks to the fact that this hotel is situated in a part of bamako which would have been heavily fortified, first of all, it's a hotel as we've been reporting frequent by diplomatics, expatriots, foreign workers, but is also in the area where you have a lot of diplomatic missions and embassies, you have a lot of government buildings in the area. security probably would have been very good. talking of my own experience, i've stayed in raddison blu hotels in west africa, particularly in dakar, you drive up to the gates, there are various security agents who check the vehicle, looking for bombs, weapons, looking for any kind of device, so a sense of heightened security there. i imagine that would have happened in this situation at the hotel when these attackers arrived. now, there is this report that surfaced, again, not clear how accurate this is, that apparently these people showed up in vehicles which had diplomatic license plates. quite possible for them to get past security and into the building. you know, a good security presence is what i think would have been there. the question is ho

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right now, whether they come from abroad, or as fbi director comey said, concerns interimly. so security essentially has three pieces. it's lowering the risk, that's all the intelligence stuff. it's fortifying our protection. you heard the police commissioner talking about more bomb-sniffing dogs. and making sure that our first bomb responder apparatus in terms of response is prepared and ready to respond if anything were to happen so that's how people should think about it. it's layered, there's different pieces. and the hope is, and this normal will is true, that the three of those things combined actually minimize the risk and protect lives. >> absolutely. what about in brussels tonight? i mean, it is astonishing to see this big european city raising its terror threat to the highest level, telling people to stay away from crowded places, even not to go to the airport. when you look at what would trigger a city to do that, they have said the threat is imminent there. what level of information and spasticity do they have to warn the public of this? >> i have got to believe it is incredibly specific. in other words, they know who the individuals are and they can't find them, they went dark.

instead of insisting that individual rights not be subordinated, advocates need to explain how free speech can fortifyhat ethic. they need to tackle ways that racism and discrimination can themselves chill speech. jim is calling in from fort lauderdale on our republican line. jim, you are on the "washington journal." caller: good morning. free-speech is so very, very important because it is a deterrent to agenda narratives. and we have to very destructive -- two very destructive agenda narratives going on today. number one is slavery. and number two is the iraq war. down if id be shut were to talk against the agenda narrative of slavery today on a college campus, which is a shame because black people are never going to be able to really advance as well as they can until they give up the agenda narrative of slavery. i don't have anything bad to say about people who talk about slaves being brought over in chains and how badly they were treated, but there are some things that need to be added to this history of slavery. you never hear. for example, the columnist did not -- colonists did not enslave the p

right. and we need to counter that, too. and we need to fortify our european allies to counter that. so we've got a lot to do, and that's just another way of saying that we need to continue to be innovative. we innovated a lot when it was -- came for iraq and afghanistan. they were new kinds of -- one of the things i'm really proud of in our defense department is a long history of innovation. it goes back -- you know, i started my career in science and technology. as you said, we were doing stealth at that time. we were doing a whole lot of stuff in space. missile defenses, all those were new capabilities. and those of you who are in high technology industry know i'm trying to reach out to our industry, building those bridges. mr. seib: i wanted to ask you about that, as a final thought before we take questions. but but you have spent a lot of time in silicon valley, which is not a normal place for a secretary of defense to go, necessarily. you want to build bridges for the benefit of the defense department to silicon valley. it's not a place that has traditionally been comfortable w

fortified as a hub for training other police forces in the region. libyans have been trained in that center, as well as iraqis and right now we understand that 116 palestinian policeman are being trained at that facility as we speak by the american and other foreign instructors. this program, this training program is also we are told if you would by the u.s. >> thank you very much. >>> the opposition in myanmar is celebrating what appears to be a landslide victory. the national democratic party led by aung san suu kyi is on track to win 70% of the vote. that could sweep it to power and end decades of military dominance. >> this morning, the team investigating the crash of a russian plane over egypt seems to be more convinced that a bomb downed that plane. twenty members telling reuters that he is 90% certain of it. egyptian officials say a notice heard from the final cockpit recording appeared to be an explosion, sake the plane appears to have broken up in midair while he was being flown on auto pilot. it crashed after taking off from sharm el-sheikh. security gaps are shown at that airport. more than a half dozen security officials telling the associated p

to block the takeoff and landing rights at work national airport, arguing the deal the antitrustaise division -- allowing united to acquire even more spots would fortifyon ." the justice department is stepping up after a decade of mergers. not so friendly skies. i'm not sure that this would cross the desk at madeleine patterson, but we see merger and acquisition consolidating industries to an almost unprecedented degree, airlines being one, health insurance being another. does it seem to you that this is just the opening volley in the next battle for the doj and fcc to root out and maybe the fcc to root out anti-competitive behavior these hegemonic industries? i think so. about a year and a half ago the doj was involved then with american airlines, 25 pages saying why the merger shouldn't go through. i think it is the doj doing its thing again. again. vivendi, dropping the most in seven years after earmarking a 10 -- $7 billion cash pile in what? none media content, raising concerns among investors that they may limit their returns of funds to shareholders in the future. the company's ceo said that it was time for vivendi to be able to grow again. the

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