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ifg the governor of the province also fleet fled.he told us the iraqi government is to weak he's going to fight the extremists without the army's help. >> how are you going to do that? i'm collecting police from muslim. i want to have our own security force. >> reporter: the islamic militants swept across northern iraq over the last week and, jeff, in doing that, they have capitalized on a weak and divided country. >> holly williams, in iraq, thank you. once the militants take over a town, getting them out is extremely difficult. the same militants in iraq, isis battled syria's army for three years in a city of 650,000. elizabeth palmer went there today. >> it's hard to believe this was home to house of families, but in 2011, armed is marching militants and regime fighters dug into the neighborhood. from the syrian army position overlooking the city the soldiers had a clear view of the area so the armed militants down below had to find a way to keep out of sight. inside the wreckage, a syrian sergeant showed me how they did it. the m

during the weeks leading up to june 4 was like being at some incredible festival almost to read a as ifgf elation something had lifted. the press for the first time was absolutely free. people all across china weren't watching what was happening. feeling ofmazing sudden lack of repression. everybody, i think, believed that this was an inflection point. they would never get this genie back in the bottle, but of course, that was a very naÏve presumption. doand the death had what to -- >> he had been pushed out of power a couple of years earlier. hard-liners thought he hadn't cracked down hard enough on them. he was no great champion of liberalization, but given what had happened to him and the unfairness of that, the students did try to mourn his death when he died. beijing university protesters put up small sides -- signs. that gradually grew into a call to actually honor him and to protest, and on top of that, there were calls for an end to corruption, greater economic justice. the government complicated it by calling for repression, and the students protested against it. this snowballed

ifgs thinking perhaps at the end of the hearing we could get a quick shot and send it to our alma mater and say what they do with it. probably not much. >> wonder who these old guys are. >> we used to be -- when i was there we were the indians. >> me too. >> then the tribe and now i think the griffins. >> i think we're the tribe but the mascot is the grifens. >> a myth logical figure that's half eagle and half lion. >> so i'm told. >> in any event, that's beside the point, we welcome you here. i first of all would like to just bring up again, i probably my colleagues have -- i have two hearings going on at the same time, i've been going back and forth. relative to the china hacking and charges recently and military hackers particularly that were indicted for computer hacking and economic espionage and other offenses aimed at solar products industries, for example, and particularly it's my understanding that alcoa and u.s. steel and westinghouse and allegheny technologies and others were targeted by the military hackers and i happen to be the foreign afirs committee and just in china abo