longhorn steakhouse will open its grill us hotline. >> i think it's grill us. >> ty're owning a hotline>> there no hive en yphen in th. >> the phone number on your screen there. 855-lh-grill. yocan also chat live with a grill master on facebook, twitter and instagram. the hotline closes at 4:00 p.m. >>> i got to be honest, i don't know that i would share that with people that i cooked for. i had to call hotline. >>> so before you start up the grill, a local chef has advice for you burger lovers. pushing down on the patty, that's bad. don't do that. doing this wit your spatula actually causes the burger to lose all of its fat. you want that in there. you want the fat. it helps with the flavoring. >> the whole idea behind barbecuing is that the fat dripping off hitting the charcoal and the flavor of the oke on to your protein. you'll get that by leaving it alone. i wouldn't suggest pushing down . on >> if you are looking owe. >> what if you have a gas grill. you don't have charcoal. >> the essence is to keep all e juices and the flavor there. if you're looking for ways to spice up your fo

there's already a hotline at oig. there's already a hotline at oic. there are hotlines. ours is the latest one that got created last june. it will take time before everyone understands exactly -- and which one to use. this is confusing to whistle blowers. >> how do we make it less confusing? why don't you tell us how we can make it less confusing? >> create one. >> okay. that's a great idea. >> then you'll have to take it away from the office of inspector general and the office of special counsel that are governed by other statutes. i don't want to be zblib. glib. i think whistle blowers should have as many outlets they need. we'll work out the complexity on the back end. that requires more -- >> the problem is that if you flood people with -- it's how you get information to people and how efficiently you do it and how easy you make it for people to actually dial a number. there needs to be obviously more oversight in that field. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, chairman. thank you for being here, mr. o'rourke. you got a great colonel sitting behind you. i've known

hotline and have introduced new guidelines on transparency and quality of care.

as promised, we established the white house, va hotline and every va medical center now offers same-day emergency mental

wanting to connect with someone through that hotline. the bill would set up a process to give americans an easy to remember three digit code like 9-1-1 to call, when they or their loved one, is in crisis. rather than the current 10 number. the bill would also require the substance abuse and mental health services administration to study the effectiveness of the national suicide prevention lifeline. currently known as 1-800-237-talk. and the department of veterans affairs would be required to study the effectiveness of the veterans crisis line. the senate has passed a companion bill by unanimous consent. h.r. 2345 is a bipartisan, commonsense bill and i want to thank the authors congressman chris stewart of utah and congresswoman eddie bernice johnson of texas for the very hard work and leadership they put into this bill. i urge my colleagues to support it today. mr. speaker, i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. lance: thank you, mr. speaker. it's now my honor to rec

so i just want to get to the hotline. what is the status of the hotline. there is still no oversight mechanism on the hotline? >> the oag hotline? >> the whistleblower hotline. >> the toll-free number that we maintain? >> yes. >> there is oversight in the sense of oag looking at the files? >> no, oversight to make sure it is being implemented to help people no, there doesn't seem to be much information about how to access it. >> i will take that as a critique. it is been an effort that we -- >> no, it's affect. >> this has been a top attempt of communication to get the word out, the word has gone out, it is the consistency of that and having folks realize there is a new outlet for their disclosure, there is already a hotline at oag, there is a hotline at osc, there are multiple ways for disclosures to be made. ours is the latest one that got created last june. it's going to take it time before everyone understands exactly and really which one to use. it is confusing to whistleblowers. >> so how do we make it less confusing? want to tell us how we can make

whistleblower hotline? >> the toll-free number that we maintain, there is oversight in the sense of oag looking at the files. >> no, oversight as making sure it is being implemented. i know it exists, but it does not seem to be much information about how people can access it. >> i will take that as a critique. >> oh no, it's a fact. top 10 has been a communication of getting the word out. we have done emails. it is consistency and having folks realize there is a new outlet for disclosure. there is already hotline at aig, osc, there are multiple ways for disclosures to be made. ours got created last june. it will take a while for everybody to understand. we know it is confusing. >> had we make it less confusing? when i you tell us? >> create one. you have to take it away from the office of special counsel and of the so general. i think this should have as many outlets for making disclosure as need. we will work on where that disclosure is. it requires more cooperation. >> the problem is it is how you get inf

oakland has seen its share of arsons and now the city is setting up a hotline and reward fund to catch the people responsible. it was just last year that a huge fire destroyed an apartment complex that was under construction. the arsonist in that fire and other east bay fires has not been caught. officials say the hope this new hotline and reward money will encourage people to come forward with information. ( terisa ) also in the east bay... 8 people are without a home in antioch after a fire broke out in their garage. this is video tweeted out by contra costa county fire. you can see firefighters mopping up. it broke out yesterday evening. nobody was injured. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a summer day turns tragic in sacramento... after a two- year-old boy gets trapped in a hot car. ( darya ) plus... c-h-p rescues a hiker in distress in sonoma county. ( darya ) and... costco is shaking up its menu. say goodbye to the polish dog. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) something incredible is here at disney california adventure

he could find a number to do that and going to nbc washington and searching hotline. upper marl broke i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >> news 4 has confirm the loudoun county's sheriff's office hasai comd a new abuse charge filed against card. fallccarrick which dates back nearly 50 yearsago. a man who lived in loudoun county says he was 11 years old when he was abused for theirst time and says that abuse lasted for years. the "new york times" first repoed this into case and mccarrick was removed from the ministry after an earlier abuse allegation was found to be incredible. >> tragedy onhe water. 17 people killed after a tourist capsized during a storm in missouri. s> now, that system is making its way acr the country and moving our way tomorrow. oo a closer l at the impact coming up next. >>> animal cruelty. it's something getting renewed attention f law enforcement across our area. not only because of what it means for pets and people in the house hold as well. coming >>> taking a look at our top stories thi friday. investigators on the ground in branson, missouri to l

there's no oversight mechanism on the hotline? >> oig hotline? >> the whistleblower hotline. >> it's a toll free number. there is oversight in the sense of oig looking at the files. >> no, no, oversight to make sure it's actually being implemented. >> it exists today. >> i know it exists. it doesn't seem to be much information out there about how people can access it. >> i will take that as a critique. it's been -- >> it's not a critique. it's a fact. >> it's communication throughout the organization. this has been a top down communication of getting the word out. we have done employee e-mails. it's consistency and having folks realize there's a new outlet. there's a hotline at oig and at osc. there's multiple waysd disclosures to be made. it's a time before everyone understands -- which one to use. it's confusing. we know this. >> how do we make it less confusing? why don't you tell us how we can make it less confusing? >> create one. >> that's a great idea. >> you will have to take it away from the office of inspector general and office of spec

v.a.tablished the promise hotline, which is working now. every v.a. medical center offers same-day emergency mental health care, as well. we have greatly expanded telehealth and walk-in clinics. we are in process -- processing veterans disability claims more quickly than ever before. earlier this year, with roberts help, we passed veterans choice, the one i wanted so badly. us for 40 years, 50 years? forever. care, veterans cannot get and the kind of care they need in a be facility, they have the right to go see a private doctor immediately. and we pay for it. we save a lot of money by doing that and take care of our veterans properly. and theaccountability v.a. toys, accountability was tough to get approved. 45 years, they tried and could not. v.a. choice was topper. we got them -- tougher. we got them both. robert, thank you for your help. no veteran should have to indoor long waiting times for the care they have earned. that is where the a choice will come along. we will not rest until veterans have the highest quality care anywhere on earth. secre

officials say they hope this new hotline and reward money will encourage people to come forward with information. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... a summer day turns tragic in california after a two- year-old boy gets trapped in a hot car. (robin) and three shootings just hours apart in one east bay city and the shooters are still ont eh loose. ( robin ) and after the break... the highest rent in the áworld is right here in the bay area. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. joh shraybel temperatures seasonably warm as we work into the start of the week. along the coast expect highs today in the 60's while inland temperatures will boost into the 90's. by the end of the week temperatures inland will cool back into e mid 80's. major hot spot on eb 580 at hopyard blocking. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) 4 your money this morning -- a new study shows san francisco has the highest rent in the áworldá. kron

said allison we also found this on twitter this is from lydia with that i've seen countless suicide hotlines posted in tributes to anthony where damon that is the chef who died by suicide not too long ago obviously well meaning justice and i'm grateful for their existence but most of us. presages would never make that call more effective to watch for signs of suicidal ideation and prevent i thought lation what do you think about the issue she's raising here yeah i think i was thinking about this earlier as well we could have all the resources in the world and all the professional help in the world but if people don't feel comfortable reaching out for that help don't quite understand what they're going through or friends or family are going through it's not to do any good and so we need to continue to build a culture in a society where we talk openly about mental health issues both who are in crisis and not when we seek help and talk to doctors we talk to professionals when we're just struggling we go to the doctor to be diagnose with strep and help have the doctor help us understand what we'

hotline, which is working now. every v.a. medical center offers same-day emergency mental health care, as well. we have greatly expanded telehealth and walk-in clinics. we are crossing veterans disability claims more quickly by far the never before. earlier this year, with robert's help, we passed veterans choice. that was the one i wanted so badly. that we all went to so badly. for 40 years,us 50 years? it has eluded us wherever. forever. if veterans can i can care and the kind of care they need at a v.a. facility, they need to go immediately to see a private doctor and we pay for. money, by thef way. we take care of our veterans properly. so, between accountability and the v.a. choice, they said it was tough to get it approved. 45 years they tried and could not. the a choice they said was tougher. we got them both. i just want to thank you guys. robert, thank you for your help. endureran should have to long waiting times for the care they have art. that is where the choice comes along. will not rest until veterans of the hi

you imagine could type of fraud and waste that they must hear on that hotline. hi i work here in the pentagon my name's patti lu and i mainly in charge a refill in the nk in the copy years because generals do not know how to use the copiers it's you know they can handle war but i don't know a copier and i wanted to report that someone here in my department gave taken the plans hold which are clearly partment plans and then. we must go through seven or eight times a week and it's ridiculous ok thank you patty ya'll write down the seven pens right below the section as to how you do. this. anyway here's more from the forbes article this past december the inspector general report indicates that unsupported adjustments are the result of the defense department's failure to correct system deficiencies you're blaming sproule years of dollars on failure to correct system deficiencies that's like saying i had sex with a widow with a hundred thousand waggled hairless aardvarks. because i wasn't looking where i was walking. normally and said. let's do this and we do a light

we have a firework hotline. they can call directly to a fireworks hotline. >> but no apps? >> no, we do not have that. we have no real reason why. we always look at other cities and how they are doing their technology, sometimes it is a matter of what we can do and what we cannot do. >> we were sharing that video of that illegal celebrations. my thought goes to those in the oakland hills. we have had tragedy in that area before. it is a measure of physia man h off. >> and children, even using sparklers, there is the risk of physical harm, so it is not worth it. >> some people sell safe fireworks. he was at all fireworks were banned across the bay area? >> i do. safe are not acceptable and legal in our city. there is nothing safe about any form of firework. we do not want them in our community at all. >> loud and clear. thank you for joining us and have a happy and safe fourth of july. >> thank scue taps continue to free 12 -- rescue attempts continued to -- continue to save 12 students and a coach. please keep your shoes on! stop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't ma

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. >>> the house voting 397-1 to move to the national three digit hotline for mental health and suicicide prevention. this directs officials to use a three-digit code like 911. it evaluates the effectiveness of the lifeline and how it addresses veterans needs. the fcc will send a report to congress. the senate passed a companion bill in november. >>> top lawmakers are calling for a lawmaker coal here to resign after yelling racial slurs on camera. >> good. louder. >> america! >> good. >> jason spencer featured on sacha baron cohen's showtime series. he said he was punked believing he was making an anti-terrorism training video and started screaming the "n" word as a form of defense. >> because of who you are, you could be the victim of kidnapping by isis. you have two seconds to attract attention. how do awe tract attention? -- how do you attract attention? >> scream and take your clothes off. >> in america, there is one forbidden word. the "n" word. i'll be the terrorist. >> [ bleep ]! >> are you crazy? the "n" word is no-no. not this word. this word is disgusting. >> got it. >> spen

you have a hotline. but how do they get in touch with you? the detention centers. they sometimes have to pay up to $8 a minute for each call. >> reporter: they don't have money. do they? >> it can take weeks before somebody can get registered into the system. we see people working together inside the detention centers. they help each other. they lend each other the phone, they make calls. they call their family to call us. >> reporter: are you actually facilitating these reunifications between parents and children? >> that's right. even the hour since we spoke last, i had to go out and three get bond checks to deliver over to the immigration office. we are continuing to do this on our own on a one by one basis, because we don't have the confidence the government can or really wants to reunify the families. >> reporter: that's what we hear from a lot of people. thank you for taking time. we are hearing from immigration attorneys that they are skeptical the trump administration will meet the deadlines. we are waiting for responses. >> thank you

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. >> prors have set up a hotline for folks with information. if your child was coached or hught by speights and you believe you maye been a victim it's important to reach out to investigators. they are still trying to identify victims. go to nbc inwaon.com and search hotline for that number. upper marlboro, tracee wilkins, news 4. police officer already on suspension is in trouble again. captain thomas hart was arresyed erday. police say he assaulted someone who he knew. hart is a-y r veteran of the prince george's police department. he was already suspended for two months after accused of forging a signature so he could withdraw money from an account he shares withis ex-wife. only on news 4, a man once arrested and banned from theec districtse he jumped the white house fence is accused of anotherit brazen sec breach. scott macfarlane broke the story online just a few minutes ago. he's in our newsroom to tell us how it went down this time. scott? >> court records say the u.s. secret service arrestedonathan tran of california yet again. white ar

as we have for the past few weeks, we have been working the phones with our hotline. families and detained folks are calling on our hotline to try to connect families and represehel reunify them. >> reporter: you are trying to hold the administration accountable to the deadlines. you talk about phone communication, july 10th being when children 5 and under -- in your effort, what have been hurdles for you? >> they have been hurdles along the way. when we get information about people being searched for, we have to call to detention centers which have different protocols whether they will confirm or deny. there are detention centers that hang up on us. even when we connect with people and be able to pay their bond, yesterday i went to immigration to try to pay five bonds. there are five women who should be free right now. we were rejected at the front desk because we didn't have bus tickets and airport tickets for them. >> reporter: i have never heard of that. >> it's new to us as well. that's been ironed out through communications. we hope to pay the bonds today. these

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incident like this where if all of the parties were better coordinated if there was if you will a hotline if we could share information more transparently if we could be quicker about getting flagged accounts or floodwall it's into the to the exchanges so that they could track those as well we would all be much better off i think that everyone together doesn't want to see criminals when this whole industry though it goes against the idea of cooperating in a lot of ways going all the back to the big point foundation what was very difficult to sustain because of the infighting that went on and this idea of individual sovereignty is rife throughout the entire industry and it's really. the idea of anarchy is huge in this industry and it's kind of everyone's on their own so totally to goes against this idea of trying to put together anything of a cooperative nature because there's a huge fear of any. kind of you know organized centralized group at all so it's how do you fight that under undertow that tenant within the sinister a that any organization a organization attempt is bad so this is on

they will set up a hotline, so august.r neighbours in the north—west using a hose pipe, you can call and tell on them. that's not very nice, is it? i wonder if that will go to the rest of the country. this is the daily mirror today, more deadly novichok dumped on the streets, alleging russian assassins have put to lots of the dudley nerve agent in salisbury, one in the perfume bottle that killed dawn sturgess and there could be another they said —— deadly. the tour de france picture of geraint thomas. anger over the use of brexit ads in the aftermath of mp's murder. this brings together two stories, the increased scrutiny of online trolls and whether there should be tougher punishment, but also a digital imprint, a footprint on the ads so you can more clearly know who the advert has come from and who it's targeting on social media. that's the observer. the inside page of the sunday times, an article about the modern marriage and how career women are setting the bar too high for and how career women are setting the bartoo h

the number of complaints to the city's 311 hotline about human feces scattered across neighborhoods hasst the past three years. >> it is a serious problem, not just for all of us that live in the bay area but for the tourists as well. tourism is so big for us. if you have a story for our investigative unit, give us a call. you see the number on our screen. >>> we have bastille day celebrations and theos alt altos -- >> let's take a look at our micro climate weather. what you're going to see is some hotter air in the desert southwest. that right now is trying to move closer to the bay area. but the one thing that's going to stop it at least a little bit will be the fog at the immediate coastline. that fog is the reason why we will not have any triple digits as we hit your weekend forecast. you could see right now that cooler breeze and the low clouds moving back into marin. that will mean as we start off tomorrow morning, best chance of some fog will be for the peninsula and 62 degrees. a few clouds for the tri-valley. also more low cloud for the north bay, san francisco and the east bay

hotline and have introduced new guidelines on transparency and quality of care.are processing veteran claims more quickly than ever before. we are expanding health care so our great veterans can get care anywhere, anytime. importantly -- i don't know, accountability is important, but this is another 1 -- i used to be very proud of myself on the campaign trail when i would say, why don't they just pay a doctor to take care? because as you know, sometimes veterans will stand online for days and days, for weeks. can you imagine phil mickelson going to the doctor and they say he should be there in about 12 days? 12 days that's not acceptable, right? so what we are doing now is if there is a weight, a problem, you are going to a doctor that might be right across the street. you are going to get taken care of immediately. people would wait so long. you would wait weeks. you would stand in line. you would literally come back day after day. so now we have what is called v.a. choice. i used to say, why don't they do that? i did not know anything. i thought i was brilliant

newark police are asking residents to help them crackdown on illegal fireworks, they have set up a hotline for tomorrow night and they do not want people jamming up 911. >>> it would be nice if we had clear skies everywhere throughout the bay area for the evening of july 4, we did not have that last year. it is looking if he in a few spots for this year, we will zoom in on future cast coming up, there is the top of the pyramid and the forecast is coming up. >>> all new at 6 pm, it is a fourth of july tradition, people stake their turf for days to get prime spots for one of the biggest bay area parades, but this year, there is zero tolerance for early birds, we are there for the sidewalk sweep. >>> but first, the markets closed down today, these are the closing numbers from wall street. >>> counties. here's a live picture of the smoke rising from the fireline. again... 70- thousand acres have burned and the fire is five percent contained tonight. firefighters say they're hoping to take advantage of today's ke progress. we are continuing to track the county fire burning in yolo and napa coun

so these kind of issues is something the russians in particular are very keen on, to establish a hotlineso know they are interested in addressing the situation in syria around the iranian presence there and the strong influence that iran has in syria and here is an area where both share to a certain extent similar positions because the united states and trump, they want to make sure the iranian is not too strong, especially on the borders and the russians to a certain extent are quite worried about the strength of the iranian is in syria and they would like to reinforce assad and to a certain extent diminish the influence the iranian south and this is an area where they might find some kind of commonality. so they mightfind some kind of commonality. so they might find some kind of commonality on that global affairs stage about syria. will they find commonality in terms of the allegations of meddling? the timing is pretty intense because we just had 12 russian spies indicted, the robert miller investigation putting the squeeze on these allegations. donald trump, he mentioned he might brin

it always seems you have had a hotline to nawaz sharif‘s people.ople. in 2016, you got hold of leaked reports saying that nawaz sharif as prime minister had demanded the military take action, more affect if action against terror groups something that deeply embarrassed the military and they we re very embarrassed the military and they were very angry about it and wanted to do when you got the leak from and ever since then there has been a battle going on between you and the military, primarily over nawaz sharif. is it wise for a journalist to get into that? i have the state very clearly that the report was never leaked to dawn. it was a title made up by the persecuted as of dawn. you published the leaked material. where it was leaked is perhaps immaterial. you pose as the defenders ofjournalistic integrity and impartiality and yet too many in pakistan, not least in the military, you are not seen as entirely independent and impartial because over the last couple of years you've been increasingly giving a platform to one particular player, nawaz shar

it was bachchan good type of fraud and waste that they must hear on that hotline. hi i work here in the pentagon my name's patti lu and i made me a charger refill in nk in the copy years because generals do not know how to use the copiers it's good you know they can handle war but i don't know a copy or any i want to report then someone here in my department gave taken the plans hold which are clearly partment plans and then. we must go through seven or eight pens away it's ridiculous ok thank you patty ya'll write down the seven pens right below the section i have to tell your dad. yeah. anyway here's more from the forbes article this past december the inspector general report indicates that unsupported adjustments are the result of the defense department's failure to correct system deficiencies you're blaming sproule years of dollars on failure to correct system deficiencies that's like saying i had sex with a widow with a hundred thousand waggled hairless aardvarks. because i wasn't looking where i was walking. slowly and said ok let's do this and we do a lightn

but in 1972 nixon agreed nixon agreed to set limits to the nuclear arsenals and set up the hotline. but mikhail gorbachev and reaganea helped in 1985 and 87. but that summit is where they signed the intermediate range forces treaty marking the realization of president reagan impossible. >> this may give you difficulty but the max is do i trust but verify? >> they also met twice but that yeltsin got so drunk he was found outside the white house in his underwear trying to hail a cab. vladimir putin met with george w. bush 2001. >> i could get a sense of his h soul. >> even though the putin exchange was said to be frosty. shannon: thank you very much. our other top stories former fbi lawyer is refusing to appear for a capitol hill interview. her lawyers are accusing gop lawmakers to be bullies. we are following the new developments tonight. >> tonight the house judiciary oversight committees went out this letter says fbi lawyer lisa page to show up tomorrow with her former lover and colleague more face more legal trouble. >> it does appear. >> to be in complete defiance of cooperation

i think our hotline had six people on it, it was one of the big ones. there do need to be some decisions made with regard to the resources, they are all too small. all of the ig's are sort of understaffed. decisions have to be made to staff the ig, or do you staff the program that provides food stamps, or whatever service. so, there is a problem there. there is also a number of things that we received that turn out not to be true. they are either l motivated, or misinformed, and we need to conduct that kind of triage as well. >> that is about all our time for this panel. i would like to think the panelists for coming today and also for their work on this report. robert shay will moderate our next panel here. >> if i could ask our panelists to join me. while they are taking a seat, let me introduce to my left emelia desanto, deputy inspector general for the u.s. department of state and the broadcasting board of governors. deep experience in the subject. she and i were exchanging war stories in the middle of the last panel. jim hughes, on my very far left

. >>> the house overwhelmingly voting for a hotline for suicide prevention. he promised the fcc to designate a three-digit dialing code similar to 911. it would review the effectiveness of the current lifeline and address veterans needs. the fcc will send a report. the senate passed a companion bill in november. >>> top georgia republicans are calling on a state law packer to resign after drop -- lawmaker to resign after dropping his pants and screamed racial slurs on television. >> america. >> good. one more time. louder. >> america! >> good. >> that happened. republican state representative jason spencer on sasha baron cohen's showtime show. >> because of who you are, you could be the victim of kidnapping by isis. you have two seconds to attract attention. how do you attract attention? >> screaming. take your clothes off. >> in america, there is one forbidden word. the "n" word. i am going to be the terrorist. you have three seconds to attract attention. >> [ bleep ]! [ bleep ]! >> crazy? the "n" word is no-no. >> spencer has not returned cnn's calls for co

in the city of luck now police have set up a hotline to provide assistance to women like zeinab a special unit is tasked with hunting down phone romeo's. coming. up at the call center women can talk to young police women who often have experienced harassment themselves by phone romeo's. it been women one fifty seven out of the one hundred fifty or so calls i get each day forty to fifty percent are about strangers who are bothering women on the phone. twenty to thirty percent are calling because their in-laws are putting pressure on that or because of the boyfriend is causing problems. here some because they're being beaten by their parents are they were groped on the street. i'll ask a mature fair. once officers trace the withheld number they call the phone romeo and lay down the law. you can. give them a stern warning. look they are the community and this is the first and final warning to you if you. thought it was. we will lose refusing it's too early if that happens you will never get a good to certificate you will not get a benefit question you want a driving license you want to get a

with prior entry permission issued through the telephone hotline we urged to constructively engage on the requests made by the u.a.e. and other countries for qatar to comply with its international obligations now we'd like to point out that we did reach out to officials and analysts in the u.a.e. for comment on this story but they've all declined to come on the program so let's bring in our guests joining us here in doha abdul aziz al gore director of the diplomatic institute at the qatari ministry of foreign affairs on skype from the croatian city of dobro nick toby cadman an international human rights lawyer and in london. visiting fellow at the center for conflict security and terrorism at nottingham university gentlemen welcome to you all thank you so much for being on the program today toby cadman. i'd like to start with you because you're an expert on the international court of justice and i'd like to clarify for our viewers what this ruling by the i.c.j. a preliminary ruling means because we're getting a different spin on it from the official news agency in the u.a.e. at least

you've always — if i may say so and look back at the record — it always seems you had a bit of a hotlinehis interest. for example, going back to 2016, you were the media group who got hold of the leaked reports saying that nawaz sharif, as prime minister, had demanded that the military take action, better more effective action, against terror groups inside the country. it was something that deeply embarrassed the military, they were very angry about it, they wanted to do where you got the leak from. and ever since then, there has been this sort of battle going on between you and the military, primarily over nawaz sharif. ijust wonder whether it is wise for a journalist to get into that? i think that we have to be very clearly i think that we have to be very clear and i have to state very clearly that the report in dawn leaks was never leaked to dawn. the "dawn leaks" is a title that was made up by the prosecutors of dawn. i think that... you published the leaked material. where it was leaked is perhaps a little bit immaterial. the point i'm getting to is that you pose here as the defende

incident like this where if all of the parties were better coordinated if there was if you will a hotline if we could share information more transparently if we could be quicker about getting flagged accounts or flag wallets into the to the exchanges that they could track those as well we would all be much better off i think that everyone together doesn't want to see criminals with this whole industry though it goes against the idea of cooperating in a lot of ways going all the back to the big point foundation what was very difficult to sustain because of the infighting that went on and this idea of individual sovereignty is rife throughout the entire industry and it's really. the idea of anarchy is huge in this industry and it's kind of everyone's on their own so totally to goes against this idea of trying to put together anything of a cooperative nature because there's a huge fear of any. kind of you know organized centralized group at all so it's how do you fight that under undertow that tenant within the sinister a that any organization a organization attempt is bad so this is one of

you imagine could type of fraud and waste that they must hear on that hotline how high i worked here in the pentagon my name's patti lu i'm mainly in charge a refill in the nk in the copy years because generals do not know how to use the copiers it's good you know they can handle war but i don't know a copy or any i wanted to report that someone here in my department gave taken the plans hold which are clearly partment plans they. really must go through seven or eight pens away it's ridiculous ok thank you patty ya'll write down the seven pens right below the section i have to tell your dad. anyway here's more from the forbes article this past december the inspector general report indicates that unsupported adjustments are the result of the defense department's failure to correct system deficiencies you're blaming sproule years of dollars on failure to correct system deficiencies that's like saying i had sex with a widow with a hundred thousand waggled hairless aardvarks. because i wasn't looking where i was walking. slowly and said. let's do this and we do a lightning round here whe