much of last week's discussions revolved around the ministration's strategy in iraq and syria and theburzynski stressed that efforts to take on isis will take both military and political elements. we also received testimony from the department of defense. this is just one aspect of the ministration's approach to the threat in iraq and syria, which is built upon an international coalition, including regional and arab and muslim states using economic tools to go after isis financing. coalition, includingand strikes against leadership and facilities. this morning's hearing provides an opportunity to examine the military aspects of our strategy for addressing the isil threat. all of you have been outspoken in your recommendations of that strategy. some of the aspects are reflected in the actions of the administration has taken. coalition aircraft have flown over iraq and syria. 586 involved kinetic strikes. president obama has authorized the deployment of 3000 military personnel to assist security forces. at the administration's request the fiscal year 2015 act included $5.6 billion in op

david sanger of the new york times called this the most closed, control freak and ministration he has most covered. a new york times editor said it is the administration of unprecedented attacks on the free press >> a number of . was before we knew that the justice department had se surveilled foxnews. before he improperly testified under of americans worked subject to massive data collection, i was tipped off that the government was secretly monitoring me due to my reporting. three different exams confirmed the long-term remote surveillance including keystroke monitoring, password's capture, use of skype to listen to audio, and more. getting to the bottom of it has not been easy. it has been unclear what the fbi has done to investigate. the justice department has refuse to answer direct questions about the case. it had no responsive documents then admitting to 2500 of them, but never providing any of them. in 2013, reporters without borders ungraded american standing with the global free press rankings, rating the obama demonstration as worse than bush's. it matters not that when cau

no major surrogate from the of ministration went. -- the administration went. today, josh earnest conceded the white house had made a mistake. >> some have asked whether or not the united states should have sent someone with a higher profile than the ambassador to france, and i think it fair to say we should have sent somebody with a higher profile. >> you don't normally see a white house admit error like that. now that josh earnest has punctured the balloon, is this story over? >> let's pause for a moment. you never see it. they go out of their way to try to deny it. i think it is over. i don't think it's anything long-term. >> it's not over for a good reason. the white house really has to become engaged. the next several steps, the need to be more involved in a learned the lesson people want in american leadership. there's lots in the press and the white house did make a mistake. it's not just admitting it to try to move on. >> the idea that eric holder was in paris and was not involved -- if you couldn't send biden -- you have to get someone. >> i'm grateful

needs to reduce spending including at ministrative pay. >>> the number of sick and dying birds is rising as fish and wildlife yous investigate the mistily substance that is to blame. -- mystery substance that is to blame. they are being taken to a wildlife center. so far testing has ruled out a synthetic rubber as the cause. >> i know it's frustrating that people are questioning why by can't identify this substance. it's important that we are right and not that we are fast. >> the most recent numbers are that 318 birds are contaminated and 200 have died and those numbers are expected to rise. >>> a bit of a cool breeze, blustery out there with winds from 10 to 20 miles per hour. we do have a lingers haze across the bay area. you can see the live camera perspective. it is showing you can big batch of high clouds heading to the south and to the east. this is a closer look at the satellite. this is closer to south bay and east bay. a little bit of activity showing up here. most of this is not reaching the ground. this is basically a cloud producer for us. not much of a rain producer. it is

if bill clinton or anyone who served in his ministration, what did you hear from real people. a lot of them will say, family medical leave. it is extraordinarily popular, politically shrewd of the white house to put this up now. i bet it will poll really well. he will test really well. republicans, we talked about it yesterday, are still traveling to have a middle-class message. john boehner put out a message about how he talked at a republican retreat about middle-class voters. this is so concrete, so specific. it is really smart politics. a lot of americans will think it's good policy. >> i think president obama is doing this thing we have seen other presidents do. there's very little chance that this will pass in this congress. some have come against it. he is putting the public and party in a bad place. the party did not do well with electorate in 2012. they sent a bad signal to hispanics yesterday on immigration. if they oppose it, they will send a bad signal to a lot of women, a lot of single women who have kids. >>the oscar nods are out. soma was snubbed -- selma was sn

end up ruling that it would only allow tax credits for tate exchange, individual -- >> the at ministration has been really touting a high percentage like 87% are getting the subsidies. are they playing to a particular member on the court? who's likely on the court to have a decisive decision-making power here? >> last time it was the four john roberts casting the deciding vote last year defying conventional wisdom that ulled -- it would be him to uphold obamacare. this time it's a closer call. as gwen remembers we actually predicted that. and i thought the chief would switch that time. this time it's a statutory case. the more conserve members say if we say this only applies to the state we can fix it. congress is not going to rewrite anything having to do with obamacare. i still think it falls to the chief. if he's concerned about his legacy john roberts concerned about his legacies. this would be a major, major move if he struck down this obamacare law. >> do we think that there's going to be a case that they can take up now? >> advocates that have let up -- breathed a sigh of relief. th

they are not food and drug administrative ministration fda regulations of the cigarettes.they're not other regulations about how they're produced to my father marketing for example. in 1972, the u.s. congress that is 43 years ago adopted a law that stated cigarettes can no longer be advertised on television or on radio. so, 43 years ago that occurred with cigarettes but right now, a cigarettes are allowed to be marketed directly to the consumer via television or radio. additionally there's been an ex-financial growth -- i can't exactly say specifically why much that has to do with marketing the opportunity for market share -- but use use of leave 11 or 12 graders in 2012 was around five percent. by 2013 was around 10 percent. in the monitoring of future survey results from 2014 say that among 12th-graders, 70 percent have used e cigarettes in the last month so now were looking at one in five people abused e cigarettes and is a product that didn't exist eight years ago. at this point deception more young people using easiness and even using traditional cigarettes according

you can put out a press release but if they are writing profiles of an ministrations offers or otherhings that could look like journalism, no way. crosses the line. >> look and see how these presidential candidates take that same idea. i that you will see them basically developing their own bloomberg politics every one of them. they will have their own cable channels before this thing is over. of hillary clinton will not do any media with anybody except some friendly person, you will not run it? >> it's going to be a tough choice. what i care about is they still have to give access to real journalists. that's where it becomes totally dangerous to me. >> i think we will get less access than ever before. >> now, our speed round our tuesday team is do they really need it? rupert murdoch tweeted that mitt romney had his chance, 2012 and lacked a vision for the country. "the new york times" now says that romney cannot please rupert. does romney really need rupert to run and win? >> it would help. "the wall street journal" editorial page matters. foxnews matters. >> they do matter but he d

so why won't the obama ministration use that term? and does it matter? >>> plus, mitt romney hopes the third time's the charm as he eyes another white house run. so will it be different this time around? >>> and ahead of his state of the union address, the president previews his latest government giveaway. we'll look at his plan for free community college and other goodies on the agenda for tuesday night. >>> welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. the al qaeda affiliate in yemen claimed responsibility this week for the deadly terror attack on a paris magazine by two french brothers. more tragedies and terror to come. that threat came a day after french prime minister manuel vols told members of the national assembly that france is, quote at war with terrorism, jihadism and radical islamism. a term that the obama administration will not use. white house spokesman josh earnest says because it isn't accurate. >> we want to describe exactly what happened. these are individuals that carried out an act of terrorism and later tried to justif

much of last week's discussions revolved around the ministration's strategy in iraq and syria and the threat posed by the so-called islamic state. dr. burzynski stressed that efforts to take on isis will take both military and political elements. we also received testimony from the department of defense. this is just one aspect of the ministration's approach to the threat in iraq and syria, which is built upon an international coalition, including regional and arab and muslim states using economic tools to go after isis financing. coalition, includingand strikes against leadership and facilities. this morning's hearing provides an opportunity to examine the military aspects of our strategy for addressing the isil threat. all of you have been outspoken in your recommendations of that strategy. some of the aspects are reflected in the actions of the administration has taken. coalition aircraft have flown over iraq and syria. 586 involved kinetic strikes. president obama has authorized the deployment of 3000 military personnel to assist security forces. at the administration's request, t

continue indefinitely is not an end in two years is not done in five years or other the end of this ministrationvery difficult for americans to come to that conclusion. >> reporter: this worldwide travel issue is been issued not only a light of what's happened in paris but also in australia and canada as well. >> pam: still had tonight stanley roberts is that the calls with the highway patrol. and susan drivers driving badly. and the warriors make a boy's wish come true. >> reporter: as gonna stay pretty mile over night and all over this weekend. it will lead to know when we'll see rain again coming up with lead to no one we will see rain again that is coming up let you know when the rain is coming... >> reporter: here's stanley roberts with people we had been badly >> reporter: as something out there is called a cell surrender. the ford drivers behaving badly pulled over without being prompted >> reporter: so that was with the driver was 21 mi. over the close of speed limit set retail,. i was curious as to what the driver would have to say so soulless and then. >>: so you the flooding are thing

the ministration supports reform that gets the taxpayers off the hook were we ever to experience the housing crisis we experienced a few years ago. we believe there is a sensible way to accomplish that. we are pleased to see johnson make it through the senate banking committee. that did not get broader senate approval. it did not get approval in the house of representatives. what we remain committed to the principles underlying the administration. to look forward to see what comes forward in this new congress. my hope is that we can find a sensible way to address this in 2015. >> will fannie and freddie survive? >> that is a great question. and the fact is that depends on what happens in any potential legislation. i think that folks along the ideological spectrum and partisan spectrum believe there is a better way out there. there is a way we can accomplish having a government backstop but do it in a matter that does not leave taxpayers on the hook the way they were a few years ago. and i know that director watt is doing fantastic work at fha. they are very much a part of this conver

in that time, arid ministration has accomplish a number of rings on behalf of and working with our citizens. i am proud of every step we have taken to improve the algae of life in our great city but none more so than what we have done to increase the feeling and the actual day today at trinity that goes on our streets in the field to look safety, creating an environment of shared trust and values between police officers and our residents. i cannot talk about public safety strategy without talking about the roach i took to governing when i became mayor in 2008. i came into office knowing that public safety would be the number one issue facing philadelphia. i needed to address that issue because without it, none of my other goals, job creation increase graduation rates growing our population attracting businesses and creating jobs would ever be possible. i took this approach not only because insuring public safety is one of the primary functions of municipal government but also because through my nearly 50 years of serving on the city council, that reinforced for me the idea that no city and

different, and his successor in turn had a revisiting of the same issues, but i guess the clinton a ministration did not get the benefit of all of that but it certainly had an impact on that. was hoping you could say more about that. >> do you want to say more about that when it comes to health care? what i want to ask you, take us behind, you were both involved in domestic policymaking in the clinton administration, is it just behind the scenes in the debate over a big domestic policy where there was a knot to be untied. this was two years into a divided government and the leadership of both parties was trying to stop us from getting a bill that we could sign. senator dole was both the leader and the prospective nominee, and the republicans were concerned it would hand him some kind of political victory, and many of the congressional them are credited never wanted to do in the first place, so is the clinton very much wanted to get a bill done, but the republicans try to make it as difficult as possible, so they made extemporaneous attempts. so he had a classic hobbsian choice whether he had to

he president needs to purchase a ministration of high-level officials who were instrumental in the development running of this program. >> that is outgoing democratic senator mark udall. do you think john brennan should be fired? do you think george bush, dick cheney, george tenet and others should be put on trial? >> i will start with the cia and the senior leadership of the cia. about 100 years ago, famous german sociologist wrote the piece in which he said that national security bureaucracies will use secrecy to cover up their mistakes and errors, and as a result, and competent people will invariably rise to the top. this is a reason why use of secrecy has to be checked carefully. i think udall is correct. we see this very, very clearly in what has happened within our cia over the course of the last 10 years. people involved in this torture and black sites program rose absolutely to the top of the agency and they are still there. that are shocking. i think had the public known or had even most of the senior leadership in washington known what they did and their mistakes, they never could ha

so why won't the obama ministration use that term? and does it matter? >>> plus, mitt romney hopes the third time's the charm as he eyes another white house run. so will it be different this time around? >>> and ahead of his state of the union address, the president previews his latest government giveaway. we'll look at his plan for free community college and other goodies on the agenda for tuesday night. >>> welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. the al qaeda

the time may have come with the abominate ministration to re-shift the balance of power within the united states government. and ask the question about whether the growth of power in the executive has been a good thing or a bad thing overall and what are the steps necessary to if not necessarily were per se, to reassert the power of the other two branches. and in particular, the power of the legislative branch. that is what we are talking about here today. the person who has put his cards on the table his conceptual cards on the table in this regard is my colleague ben distinguished scholar at the hudson institute christopher demuth. christopher demuth as far as i know from his biography has never worked in congress. his only surviving thread however christopher demuth with his two years looking for white house says and his years as president of the american enterprise institute is probably this town's leading expert on regulation and regulatory reform. but also the ways in which it's encroached upon aspects of american society and government and what to do about that. we'll have to ask i

would not give our allies time to adjust and make it more difficult if not impossible for the ministration to responsibly implement. i oppose the amendment. >> further debate. >> mr. chairman, i appreciate senator cottons strong concerns which i share. however the reason that we created a calibrated and stage different is to do two critical things. if the agreements could not be achieved and agreement that we could collectively support than it would be to consistently have iran understand the consequences of additional sanctions in an effort to get them back to a table where they would agree to an agreement that we could collectively support and to do it in such a a way that would still keep the international coalition that i think is critically important in order to have multilateral sanctions which i think has been a key element of our ability to bring iran to the negotiating table. that that is why we structured it in the way that we did and i think that being able to keep it in that context is incredibly important and has nothing to do with giving the administration more time but is fo

secretary what does the ministration know about the new king of saudi arabia -- the administration knowhe new king of saudi arabia, and do you have any recent expected to change his will policy? >> the president and vice president have extended their condolences to the people of saudi arabia. many have met with the new king as crown prince. >> have you? >> i have, on a couple of occasions. i think their lead time in the future to discuss what the policy -- there will be time in the future to discuss with the policy and locations will be. >> you have to be thinking about it because oil is less than $50. >> the global oil markets are compensated. saudi arabia turkey plays a role in it. i just -- saudi arabia certainly plays a role in it. i search -- just don't think today is the day to think about it. >> have you been part of the discussion to not allow supply to affect the price? >> if anybody had asked me in 1979 if i would be happy if there were lower energy prices market-determines prices, it wouldn't have been difficult to answer. we are in a slightly more competent it position becau

if there's one inconsistent throughout any type of it ministration is the number one responsibility of the federal government to provide for the common defense. yes, sir. >> i want to first say my wife is a fan of yours and she wanted to shake your hand. >> let me come over. let me untether you on this device. >> did someone check him? that paranoid errors trooper. last night [laughter] there we go. all right. so my question is, and this is going to be speaking of freedom in the bible. david rockefeller in 2002 wrote a book called memoirs. and that he said something that was very shaky and i'm going to read the excerpt if you don't mind. some even believe we are part of a secret cabal secret society, working at the best interest of the united states characterized in the intermediate, internationalist for an integrated political and economic structure of one world if you will. i am guilty and proud of it. a little investigation that done named leonard old rich revealed that this is an organization --a movement which is much larger than rockefeller. it's called the new world order. it is

the goal with the policies of nixon the ford administration some of the carteret ministration was what we call source control and that is attempting to eliminate or limit the amount of illegal drugs being produced at the source. that it's a more efficient policy, use of resources versus interdiction trying to interdict drugs coming into the country that usually nets maybe 10% to 15% of the flow. the thought was and still is if you can go to the source of drug reduction and in this case places where poppies are grown, opium poppies if you can delete those sources, you can reduce the amount of illegal drugs entering the country and subsequently claimed that you can limit the amount of addiction happening in the united states. one thing i ain't by both points out about the history of the war on drugs is in each one of these countries that i look at thailand, burma and mexico the strategies implemented the air became pretty much permanent features of the drug war. site mentioned alternative development in thailand. that is still going on today. what happened in thailand was the first large

france should have been mandated by the french ministration. but the other problem is we are talking about two different times. if we are going to somehow, in france begin to integrate the muslim population, we're talking about a generation. and if we are talking about fighting terrorism and we are talking about measures that need to be taken quickly. going back to something we were discussing earlier, that fight is not just a question of security. we hear -- we have spoken several times today of how the security must have failed, not have been on the tracks. >> but then you have a problem with civil liberties. >> hold that thought. standby. we are going to turn to another guest to his joining us via skype. john bowen works at washington university in st. louis and is with us via skype. i am not sure how much you have been able to follow our discussion. as you are looking at these pictures of the unity rally i just want to gain a sense of what you think when it comes to how france's dealing with its muslim community. do you think that france is

on the right may have ideas that are perfectly valid ideas that are going nowhere with this of ministration. my suggestion is we blow past that, don't waste time, and cut, and cut to the chase of where we may find a common solution. i believe realistically there are three realistic categories to focus on. one on. one is the traditional gas tax, the traditional means of financing the highway trust fund. i i believe that is only realistic, only a possibility in my opinion. that is just my political judgment. i think it's only a possibility if we give all middle class and lower middle class taxpayers and tax offset. something off the income tax, tax, withholding something so that they do not pay a higher federal overall tax. second big category, i believe, i believe, is tax reform, maybe focusing on business tax reform and using elements of that, namely repatriation to have a significant amount of money for the federal highway program. that is not a truly permanent solution but those are big dollars that can fund significant bill of a significant duration. and in the 3rd category is some domes

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these wildcards can have an even bigger impact in the last two years of and ministration. i filibustered enough so that we can hear a few more. >> we talked about the report, it was south asia related. you mentioned energy and oil prices spiraling down in a couple of ways. one, if the india import bill drops dramatically, which is expected, they did put up a lot of trade measures over the last couple of years. there might be reduce pressure to put up some of these barriers to slow down these bills. on the downside it also means that the impetus behind economic reform in india, which narendra modi was partially elected on, i could hamper the economy. there is also the u.s. changing presence in afghanistan. if not even as a result of that but if you see increased terror attacks on india, the perception right now is that reduced presences will change the role in india. it is directly related to whether or not there will be that perception. we did talk about needing to collaborate with india on afghanistan. that they have not been meeting as often as they should. the last one

the morning program considers the constitutional structural issues raised by president obama's ministrations reliance on his executive administration power to govern the first in which we moderated by the professor, consider separation of powers, and the second panel which we moderated by me will , consider issues of federalism. in the afternoon -- and you'll be having lunch on your own and we hope you come back -- the conversation turned to a rights-based assessment of some of president obama's issuance of sole executive powers to test the general perception that the obama administration has largely acted without congress to expand rights. professor jennifer will moderate that panel. and the final panel, we could not do this, we are going to be looking at the immigration example as a case study to keep -- deepen and expand the conversation to engage both the structure and the rights-based critique of programs like deferred action and the recent expansion of program. so we hope you stay for the entire program or as much as you can. finally, let me say how pleased i am that many of the papers

chairman, we have already discussed the business of ministration this tremendous work. cooperation with the national programs to help us do a good job of meeting the needs of our citizens using federal and other dollars as well. >> hazard mitigation grant program has been hugely successful. it allows agencies in the community to find defensible space, the creation of defensible space that allows us to go in and protect those homes. they also allow communities to invest in noncombustible holding materials. we have experienced, and not just in california you know whether it be new construction that's all well and good for the new construction or those communities that may be a suffered through the fire and rebuild. the the existing nonconforming structures and the owners that would have the challenges and urging them to get involved and allow us to protect them in a better way. the hazardous materials or hazard mitigation grant program. >> ranking member carson. >> one last question. what role can the assistance to firefighters grant program play in helping communities pr

the obama administration has been the most antagonistic ministration to the nation of israel in history. consistently, this administration has refused to stand by our friends and allies. at the same time when it comes to our enemies and bad guys whether it is violence like putin, who you will recall, the administration began by canceling the antiballistic missile batteries to appease, we all recall the president's words , tell to and i will have more flexibility after the election. how has that worked out? whether it is the treatment of iran, we are allowing billions of dollars to flow into iran while they continue to build centrifuges and enrich uranium. or whether it is the nation of cuba where the president suddenly embraced the castro communist regime which has murdered and tortured its citizens, doing so in a way that caused the castro's to celebrate their embrace from the president . or whether it is when it comes to radical islamic terrorism former secretary of state hillary clinton saying we just need a little bit more empathy. no, we don't need empathy for radical islamic terro

there is no daylight with our new governor and his a ministration over the legislature.alk about what they're going to do. there are tools. the good news is, their are more tools now than their were in previous congress, and i intend to exercise them. >> yes. you mentioned that some areas will be taken. what areas of those? >> at this.in time we have not seen the actual map from interior. all i can do is tell you where i was told areas that have been deferred in prior lease sales will now be placed in wilderness -- excuse me, placed in a withdrawal status as well as additional areas that have not previously been deferred would be included. we will see if the administration is going to unroll their five-year lease sale on tuesday as was indicated to me. maybe they have changed their minds. we will see. >> the problem is the people that have their leases already. unwise for them not to be able to expand. what they we will do they will actually circled the existing lease and make that a withdrawal area, otherwise -- i will be surprised. it is stupid as far as i'm concerned.

the ministration supports reform that gets the taxpayers off the hook were we ever to experience the housing crisis we experienced a few years ago. we believe there is a sensible way to accomplish that. we are pleased to see johnson make it through the senate banking committee. that did not get broader senate approval. it did not get approval in the house of representatives. what we remain committed to the principles underlying the administration. to look forward to see what comes forward in this new congress. my hope is that we can find a sensible way to address this in 2015. >> will fannie and freddie survive? >> that is a great question. and the fact is that depends on what happens in any potential legislation. i think that folks along the ideological spectrum and partisan spectrum believe there is a better way out there. there is a way we can accomplish having a government backstop but do it in a matter that does not leave taxpayers on the hook the way they were a few years ago. and i know that director watt is doing fantastic work at fha. they are very much a part of this conver

whether we put the missile-defense back into where we took it out at the beginning of this and ministration, i think that needs to be reluctant. i am not kabul -- i'm not confident of that. i think that needs to be reluctant terms of where we place it. but certainly, it is a disgrace that we haven't been able to provide arms to ukrainians who want to push back and have a history of courageous military interaction to protect their own people. they are not asking for anything else, they are not asking for troops, they are not asking for air power, all they wanted were the weapons, and we stiffed them on it. one person commented that it is not surprising that put in is on the move again in eastern ukraine, but her efforts have not worked because they don't have anything behind it. we need to put some things on the table that will strengthen our diplomatic efforts, and we have not been doing that. >> thank you, madam chair. >> thank you very much and let me thank all three of you for your services, but no importantly -- but more importantly, for your testimony today. i think that admiral fallon

colorado woman by the name of carolyn reed recently spent in personal shoppings to small business in ministration also invited the german mason-dixon a possible to as low as well serving in afghanistan reminder we will be carrying a syrian address live tuesday night right here on kron 4 to more i kron 4 news weekend will have analyst preview city union address. american supper still with oscar nominations and a look at what should been nominated as well a much more when we go in the show was land that happens when kron 4 news and continues female announcer: during sleep train's huge year end clearance sale, get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up and removal of your old set. and through monday, get 3 years interest-free financing on selected models. but hurry! this special financing offer ends martin luther king jr. day. don't miss the year end clearance sale at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> reporter: the real lesson as we head into next week and better air quality will have a high-press

ago since than double the rowley play and they have kept them to be the new head coach in the ministration and looking at all the web sites in comments all the people here know who he is he's been around for eight years in fact he had an undefeated record of the head coach in nfl. >> jackie sissel: a lot of people here in the bay area and will be is an outsider the bay area hot almost no one knew this person was there or scratching their heads the press conference today will be a big step forward to introduce him not only to the obvious the public here but locally nastily 10 to do some as the close of 49 as is well respected by the players i think this will have a long way to go the guy on the raiders was and still because he is above them at the coronet and anyone who saw the inside this was a prize. >> jackie sissel: the word is now that almost all the assistance that were here on the jim harbaugh was leaving. the special teams coach is on his one see that the only coach art is the rumors that will be retained right now is tom rathman and start over from 0 to uphold the staff. >>darya: 3

. >> the fact is that if contact happen in the first place, will be ministration rethink the effort topotentially close guantÁnamo? >> no, it does not. simply because keeping the prison opened undermines our national security. that is the view of the present them of the united states. it was actually the view of the previous administration. the fact is that prison in guantÁnamo bay only works to drain our resources. the opening of that prison __ or discontinued operations has only served to damage our relationship with countries around the world. the president believes it is an easy call that we need to close the prison at guantÁnamo bay and as we transferred prisoners, we need to mitigate the risk that those people opposed to the united states. i can say with confidence that this individual has not returned to the battlefield. they are not allowed to travel outside of qatar, and they have not engaged in any physical violence. in fact, this person is in qatar right now. >> i would ask you about something here home. there are a lot of concerns by the cdc about this recent spread of meas