so you're david moran, corrupt cop?by police scotland to put that right and that's what i crave. and meanwhile, emma caldwell‘s familyjust have to sit and wait. i feel so bad for emma caldwell‘s mother, that she sat and listened to me moaning about my phone details getting looked at when she has lost her daughter and hasn't had any proper answers. i do feel bad about that. police scotland eventually apologised to all the officers who were targeted by the ccu and reopened the investigation into the murder of emma caldwell. do you look back on that episode with what, concern? it was very poorly handled by the ccu at the time and mistakes were made, errors ofjudgement were made. the structure and leadership and management of the ccu needed change and it has been changed. you accept it needed change? absolutely and i repeat the apology we made to the individuals involved and their families. that should not have taken place and we as an organisation will continue to focus on trying to detect the murder of emma caldwell becau

david moran was one of its targets. a judge, making the applications unlawful. they were spying on you? they were spying on me, yes. through your phones? through my phones, yes. it made me feel a mixture of anger, disappointment, disgust, surprise, even. because these were tactics which you had been using for years against other people, against murder suspects? indeed. serious organized crime groups. they'd obviously identified me as a suspect for leaking the information that appeared in the sunday mail. so you're david moran, corrupt cop? yeah. it's like there's been no move by police scotland to put that right, and that's what i crave. and meanwhile, emma caldwell‘s familyjust have to sit and wait. i feel so bad for emma caldwell's mother that she's sitting listening to me moaning about my phone getting looked at, my phone details getting looked at, when she's lost her daughter, and hasn't had any proper answers over it. and i do feel bad about that. police scotland eventually apologised to all the officers who were t

the subcommittee is chaired by jerry moran. -- jerry moran. >> my hand will work as the gavel this afternoon. we are going to start a couple minutes early. both at 3:15. this will be similar to the hearing we had last week under similar circumstances at the fbi director. good afternoon. i called the steering to order. i'm pleased to be joined today by the act and ranking member of the subcommittee, senator schatz. i chair the subcommittee he was the ranking member of before i came here and he followed me in this capacity and i look forward to working with you and your colleagues on this particular issue of commerce at the national aeronautics and space administration. administrator, were delighted to have you join us. in light of the time constraints i'm willing to forgo an opening statement and i turned to the senator from hawaii, senator schatz. >> good to be back with you. chairman moran, thank you administrator for being here. i'd also ask to put my statement in the record >> administrator bridestine, we welcome your testimony. while you may have been in start did, i would encourage you

>> terry moran, thank you. >>> and president trump's nominee to head the cia, gina haspel, is on track tonight now to be confirmed, after she criticized the bush era enhanced interrogation program. she refused to say that during her senate hearing, but in a letter to a committee member, she wrote, quote, the enhanced interrogati interrogation program is not one the cia should have undertaken. the united states bhus an example to the rest of the world. tonight, more democrats say they will vote to confirm her. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the deadly police ambush. eight police body cams all rolling at once. the officers now talking for the first time. >>> also, new developments involving the royal wedding. meghan markle's father reportedly saying he wants to, but a late headline tonight involving possible heart surgery. >>> the schoolteacher murdered in front of her parents' home. there is news coming in on the investigation tonight. >>> and made in america is back. america's dairy land, a famous spot serving up old fashioned milkshakes for de

the united states remains fully committed to facilitating a lasting peace agreement. >> terry moran live with us from jerusalem. you heard the president say he's fully committed to the peace process. how will this move of the embassy affect that? >> david, president trump thinks it will simplify things by taking jerusalem off the table. it's such an emotional issue. for israelis it's the eternal home of jewish people. 40% of the people who live here are palestinians and arabs. their people have lived here for centuries. this they believe is their capital. the palestinian authority has cut off contact with the trump minutes because of this move. the peace process which was already on life support will be very hard to get going again. >> terry moran in jerusalem. terry, thank you. >>> the growing fear at this hour concern over a potential explosion in hawaii. 19 fissures all spewing hot lava and toxic gases. tonight the growing threat. from inside the volcano. the lava mixing with ground water. look at these pictures. that combination could lead to a lethal explosion sending boulders the s

keller williams anne moran was the broker.anne moran/keller williams "...this house just fit the bill perfectly for my clients, it has the right floor plan, a nice big lot and a big back yard, ready to move in with the right schools..." what does one get for three million dollars in sunnyvale. take a look. there are 5- bedrooms. a state of the art kitchen, hardwood floors and no need for any extensive remodeling. it sits on a huge 12,000 square foot lot, the landscape described as a backyard oasis. it's also very close to google, facebook and other high tech job factories.anne moran/keller williams "....it's close to high tech and frankly it has not reached the heights of palo alto, menlo park and mountain view just yet so it's still relatively affordable compared to those communities..."for the record, the average home in mountain view sells for about 2.4 million. it's $3 million in menlo park and $4 million in palo alto. that $3.15 million for this hosue was 25 percent over the asking price.rob fladeboe/sunnyvale "...and, of course, there were multiple offers for this home, which wa

senator moran: i appreciate that. it seems to me that it's important we not miss this opportunity and that red teams have, as you indicated, great value. i wanted to make sure that you had an awareness of this and the department is taking this aspect of cybersecurity seriously. while i started my questions by talking about cybersecurity, i'll say this -- i'll say it in passing and i don't know if it's -- there's a question here. i also have concern, focus on cybersecurity, focus on russia, focus on china, we need to make certain we don't forget the men and women who are serving in afghanistan. i know that you responded to a question from senator durbin in regard to afghanistan, but i would not want to not take this opportunity to highlight -- i visited afghanistan a few months back with then acting secretary of the army, ryan mccarthy. i saw things that were impressive to me, but we have so many challenges in the world that i don't want us to forget the young men and women and their circumstances in afghanistan. no, i

moran: thank you, chairman. i'm not sure what has been asked and entered but i want to pursue a couple of concepts developing in regards to alzheimer's. we have talked about detection and identifying biomarkers for someone at risk or has alzheimer's before they show symptoms. the national institute on aging just coordinated to propose a biological construct which looks at the use of measurable changes in the brain to better understand the earliest biologic signs.ns -- biological how will this research -- how will this drive research forward? does it give a new understanding of the disease? >> the importance to identify the changes of alzheimer disease and related dementia early, as you emphasize this critical. we think the best opportunity to intervene at an early point, and be able to track successful failure of interventions by measuring biomarkers is going to be absolutely critical. the definition you have referred to is the publication which suggested that for the pathological definition of alzheimer's disea

keller williams anne moran was the broker.anne moran/keller williams "...this house just fit the bill perfectly for my clients, it has the right floor plan, a nice big lot and a big back yard, ready to move in with the right schools..." what does one get for three million dollars in sunnyvale. take a look. there are 5- bedrooms. a state of the art kitchen, hardwood floors and no need for any extensive remodeling. it sits on a huge 12,000 square foot lot, the landscape described as a backyard oasis. it's also very close to google, facebook and other high tech job factories.anne moran/keller williams "....it's close to high tech and frankly it has not reached the heights of palo alto, menlo park and mountain view just yet so it's still relatively affordable compared to those communities..."for the record, the average home in mountain view sells for about 2.4 million. it's $3 million in menlo park and $4 million in palo alto. that $3.15 million for this hosue was 25 percent over the asking price.rob fladeboe/sunnyvale "...and, of course, there were multiple offers for this home, which wa

. >> reporter: moran says multiple people bid on the house, which sold in just eight days. but it took more than moran says finally bit when she offered to meet her. >> she said no other realtor that was writing offers on the house made that sort of personal connection or human factor to it. and told me later it made a big difference. >> reporter: a guy next door who didn't want to show his face on camera says it's too much. >> i think it's overpriced. i doesn't matter. it's only a place to live. >> reporter: he says it's only a matter of time before the bubble bursts. >> well, something has to give. it is in a bubble. not much question about it in my mind. >> reporter: the realtor tells me home prices in the area have gone up 37% in just the past two years and she expects that trend to continue. reporting live in sunnyvale nbc bay area news. >> did she say $3.1 million? >> it's all about the school district, right? >> i grew up in sunnyvale. my elementary school years. if my house is $3.1 million i would be shocked. >> if you held on to it this whole time, if your family d

keller williams anne moran was the broker.anne moran/keller williams "...this house just fit the bill for my clients, it has the right floor plan, a nice big lot and a big back yard, ready to move in with the right schools..." what does one get for three million dollars in sunnyvale. take a look. there are 5- bedrooms. a state of the art kitchen, hardwood floors and no need for any extensive remodeling. it sits on a huge 12,000 square foot lot, the landscape described as a backyard oasis. it's also very close to google, facebook and other high tech job factories.anne moran/keller williams "....it's close to high tech and frankly it has not reached the heights of palo alto, menlo park and mountain view just yet so it's still relatively affordable compared to those communities..."for the record, the average home in mountain view sells for about 2.4 million. it's $3 million in menlo park and $4 million in palo alto. that $3.15 million for this hosue was 25 percent over the asking price.rob fladeboe/sunnyvale "...and, of course, there were multiple offers for this home, which was just 8 d

here's terry moran. >> reporter: it was ivanka trump who did the honors in jerusalem today. the curtain came down, formally opening the embassy and the first daughter took the mike. >> we alcohol -- bell -- welcome officially and for the first time to the embassy of the unites states here in jerusalem, the capital of israel. >> reporter: at that same moment on the gaza border. an awful scene unfolding. tens of thousands of palestinians, some waving their flags, the flags of a people without a country, headed for the border with israel, determined to cross it. a human tide of protest against the us embassy opening. jerusalem, claimed by both palestinians and israelis as their capital, one of the most emotional issues in the long conflict. israeli security forces first fired tear gas into the crowd and dropped it from drones, then they opened fire. alex rossi of sky news was there. >> it is turning into a pretty grim day in gaza. there's a steady stream of ambulances coming in. most of the people being brought in have gunshot wounds to their lower limbs. >> reporter: some prot

keller williams anne moran was the broker.anne moran/keller williams "...this house just fit the bill my clients, it has the right floor plan, a nice big lot and a big back yard, ready to move in with the right schools..." what does one get for three million dollars in sunnyvale. take a look. there are 5- bedrooms. a state of the art kitchen, hardwood floors and no need for any extensive remodeling. it sits on a huge 12,000 square foot lot, the landscape described as a backyard oasis. it's also very close to google, facebook and other high tech job factories.anne moran/keller williams "....it's close to high tech and frankly it has not reached the heights of palo alto, menlo park and mountain view just yet so it's still relatively affordable compared to those communities..."for the record, the average home in mountain view sells for about 2.4 million. it's $3 million in menlo park and $4 million in palo alto. that $3.15 million for this hosue was 25 percent over the asking price.rob fladeboe/sunnyvale "...and, of course, there were multiple offers for this home, which was on the marke

david moran was a detective inspector in glasgow. we went —— involved in the emma caldwell enquiry? of april 2015, all. what happened? on the fifth of april2015, | all. what happened? on the fifth of april 2015, i read an article in the sunday mail which reported to expose a fo rg otte n sunday mail which reported to expose a forgotten suspect in the emma caldwell murder enquiry. i could see that an ex— colleague of mine who had been closely involved in compiling information for the article, he must have had access to detailed information which i knew right away the police would be furious that that information had got out. instead of freo -- reopening the information, they put their energies into finding the leak. they made is a applications are plying for permissions to access text details and phone records of several officers. david moran was one of its targets at the ccu haven't sought the approval of a judge, making the application is unlawful. they were spying on you? yes. three phones. yes. it made me feel a mix of anger, disappointment, disgust, surprise. —— through your pho

senator karen moran chaired the subcommittee hearing.

the senator from alabama, the chairman of the committee is recognized. >> thank you, senator moran. i will be brief. i want to welcome my former colleague, jeff sessions, lj$r states to this appropriation hearing. we will be working with the justice department to help fund rec sit programs. of course it includes the fbi because it has to be done. and i hope under the chairman and ranking member shaheen we can move this bill to the floor as fast as possible and not go from crisis to crisis. with that i'm going to have a number of questions, but i would like to note for the record. i would ask unanimous consent that my opening statement be made part of the record. >> without objection. so ordered. the honor of recognizing the ranking member of the full committee, the senator from vermont, senator leahy. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, i'm glad to hear what you said. senator shelby and i have been working closely on that. we had a long meeting the two of us with the republican and democratic leaders last night. and plotting out ways to get most of the bills done within the fiscal

>> terry moran with us tonight on this, as well. terry, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next here to breaking news just coming in a short time ago. the lawyer for stormy daniels tonight now claiming that he has documents proving that the president's personal attorney, michael cohen, received about a half million dollars from a russian oligarch after the election. of course, the question being asked tonight, what was that money for? let's get to abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas with what he's learned tonight. pierre? >> reporter: that's right. michael avenatti released a statement, david, laying out a series of banking transactions, including eight alleged payments by cohen -- to cohen by that russian oligarch, who is very close to vladimir putin. but tonight, it's unclear what those funds were for, and we do not know how avenatti got access to those records, or whether they're authentic. we reached out to cohen's attorney and we've not yet heard back. we do know that the russian oligarch has already been interviewe

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terry moran is monitoring this moment from london. terry. >> what a moment it is.guys are absolutely right. it's joyful. it is the end to suspense and agony for the families. and it is an important milestone in the journey towards this remacable summit that president trump and kim jong un are determined to have it seems sometime in june in singapore. but it is worth remembering a couple of things. amid the joy and relief a couple of things. north korea's done this before. 13 americans since the 1990s have been detained and released at some point except for otto warmbier, who was released and then died. the college student from virginia. and the other thing to remember is there are japanese detainees. there are south korean detainees. let's not forget the nature of this regime. that said, this is a moment of joy and for president trump no question about it, a moment of triumph as he pursues this remarkable diplomatic opening toward one of the most closed countries in the world, north korea. >> and amid the jet noise you can kind of hear the small cheers there in the

and we're back with the mark moran former director of communications for the u.s. senate environment committee discussing radical environmental movements and the threat they pose of them at wired now animal rights groups are more prone to taking drastic measures and from mental defenders i would have wondered why do you have an answer to that well i actually interviewed uncovered a peter singer the princeton bioethicist who actually famous quote was christianity is harmful to animals and the idea. that motivates animal rights activists they believe that humans and animals are an actual equal playing that humans have no more rights than animals when i interviewed peter singer few years back he actually said that if termites were eating his home that he doesn't know that he could actually kyra exterminator to kill the termites because the termites have equal right to life as he does access to his house this is their ideology so when they see humans essentially acting above our species in their minds that we're you know if we clear a forest or we use animals for exper

here's abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran. >> reporter: police surround a crime scene in kiev. arkady babchenko, a veteran russian war correspondent and crusading anti-putin journalist living in ukraine, gunned down, police said. shot in the back. this sketch of a suspect on the loose. ukrainian authorities blaming russia. and then, this. babchenko, very much alive. it was all staged, the authorities said, including a picture of babchenko playing dead on the ground, all part of an operation to foil what they claim was a real russian assassination plot. look at how his grieving colleagues reacted as they watched the news live. at the press conference, babchenko apologized for the pain he caused them, and to his wife. "olechka," he said, "forgive me, please." and they released this video, the takedown, they claim, of the plot's mastermind. the kremlin denies it all, and many of babchenko's colleagues, while glad he's alive, are criticizing him for undermining the credibility of all journalists by participating in this police sting. david? >> terry moran, our thanks to you. >>> t

moran: mr. president, thank you. i'm pleased to be back on the senate floor this afternoon in support of the v.a. mission act. i was here last week, last thursday in which i in part paid tribute to senator mccain. we greatly miss him here on the senate floor, and i personally, and i know my colleagues wish that he was here for purposes of helping us determine a path forward and to find the solutions to problems. one place that senator mccain is an expert is in caring for those who served us in the military, taking care of our military retirees and our veterans. so i again would use this moment on the senate floor to pay tribute to my colleague, senator mccain. i want to thank him for his service to our nation and his willingness to work side by side with me as we develop legislation that deals with the issue of community care for veterans across the country. again, i highlighted last thursday that challenges at the v.a. caused congress to respond. that response would involve choice, legislation that now exists in whi

terry moran, abc news, jerusalem. >> in addition to the train station, there's another name change making israel. >> a large soccer club is changing its name to honor the president, the jerusalem football club will now be known as beitar trump jerusalem. >> the club has strong ties to the prime minister's political party, but it has to be approved to be official. >>> and now to another story, another major fissure is spewing lava from hawaii's kilauea volcano and prompting a new evacuation order. >> this one's about 1,000 feet long. scientists say if these cracks keep opening in a straight line, people in that area will be cut off completely. one resident says he saw rocks flying over the tree line. one witness describes the noise louder than a 747 taking off. nearly 40 homes have been destroyed. >>> john bolton says the u.s. could impose sanctions on european allies if they continue to deal with iran under that nuclear agreement that president trump left last week. during an appearance on abc's "this week", bolton told martha raddatz that europeans are feeling the effects because much of

moran: thank you, chairman. i'm not sure what has been asked and entered but i want to pursue a couple of concepts developing in regards to alzheimer's. we have talked about detection and identifying biomarkers for someone at risk or has alzheimer's before they show symptoms. the national institute on aging just coordinated to propose a biological construct which looks at the use of measurable changes in the brain to better understand the earliest biologic signs.ns -- biological how will this research -- how will this drive research forward? does it give a new understanding of the disease? >> the importance to identify the changes of alzheimer disease and related dementia early, as you emphasize this critical. we think the best opportunity to intervene at an early point, and be able to track successful failure of interventions by measuring biomarkers is going to be absolutely critical. the definition you have referred to is the publication which suggested that for the pathological definition of alzheimer's disea

terry moran. >> reporter: it was ivanka trump who did the honors to you had. the curtain came down and the first daughter took the mike. >> welcome you officially and for the first time to the embassy of the united states here in jersalem, the capital of israel. thank you. >> at that moment on the gaza border, an awful scene unfolding. tens of thousands of palestinians, some waving their flags, the flags of a people without their country, a human tide of protests against the u.s. embassy opening. jerusalem bla claimed by both israelis and palestinians. >> israeli security forces first fired tear gas into the crowd an dropped it from drones. then they opened fire. >> it's turn into a grim day here in gaza. a steady stream of ambulances coming in. '. >> most of the people being brought in have gunshot wounds to their lower limbs. >> some protesters praying amid the chaos. a striking scene. others threw stones, used slingshots. at least 55 protesters were killed according to palestinian health authorities and more than 2,700 injured. the shrouded deadlined hospit

miss tony moran, is there anything else you want to add? >> just -- well, supervisor fewer covered all my points. yes, assembly member ting had secured these funds. he earmarked these funds for these general two projects because supervisor ting -- i mean, supervisor fewer and park and rec staff had met with him and showed him the need of the grant for $3.6 million. the funds, we have matching funds for both the golden gate park dog training area from park open space funds, as well as for the lake merced project, which from the 2012 park and safe neighborhood block fund. those funds are supporting the conceptual planning process, which is happening now and will also support the design and project construction. thank you for your consideration. >> supervisor cohen: no problem. thank you for your work on this item. supervisor fewer, it doesn't look like -- we're going to go to public comment. is there anything else you wanted to say? >> supervisor fewer: no, thank you. >> supervisor cohen: ladies and gentlemen, if you'd like to come up on publ

se les había alertado pero se retiraron de la casa sin realizar arrestos o dar alguna multa, señor moránfundados, nadie resultó lesionado. >> la policía busca a un sospechoso de robar a mano armada a una casa, luego salió huyendo en un vehículo el auto fue localizado y reportado como robado, las autoridades tiene la colaboración por parte de la comunidad y la información que ayuda a la captura de este individuo. >> están al acecho al sur de la bahía de las autoridades indican a la comunidad que pertenezcan vigilantes. >> los robos están ocurriendo a plena luz del día de una forma bastante peculiar. >> estos son los rostros de los principales sospechosos de una serie de robos, dicen las autoridades. >> hay gente que no le gusta trabajar, y anda robando. >> de acuerdo con el informe los aparentes delincuentes llevan varios días ingresando a las casas de los inquilinos que no están. los sujetos estacionan el vehículo frente al hogar se bajan, caminan hacia la residencia tocan la puerta y si nadie contesta asumen que está vacante y es cuando entran a robar. >> se llevan radios, televisiones.

and i will add that when you our subcommittee, i think well as senator moran when i say, we would be happy to see if you could accomplish this in let's say half the amount of time that was negotiated. and my question is, can one of you on this panel today assure the committee that you can get us back this information? >>> yes. >> thank you. >> mr. chairman, i would like to associate myself with remarks that senator murry made in the authorizing committee a few weeks ago about a letter that she received from the office of inspector general. on their actual funning needs for fiscal year 19 -- funding needs for fiscal year 19. i'd like to submit the letter she received for the record. >> without objection. >> thank you. we need to fund the va inspector general at a level that aligns with their over sight responsibility and the growth of the va's own budget. and new initiative. the president's budget request and now the house appropriations committee request that was passed, they passed a bill that each fund the va office inbeck inspector general at 172 million. this represents an increa

nasa, in my view, has that mission. >> yes, chairman moran. i could not agree with your assessment on the importance of education. i could not agree with you more. i will say this about my own life. i was a young boy in sixth grade . i had the opportunity to go to a summer camp where i interacted with a wind tunnel for the first time. i learned about the bernoulli theory of flight and how it works. i spent a week playing with the wind tunnel and changing the shape of the wing and watch how it affected lift and drag. it was the summer before my sixth grade year. that impacted my life in an amazing way. from that point forward, i knew that when i grew up, i was going to be a pilot. it was the way it was going to be so i had that personal experience myself. i can tell you there was a time in my life when i was the director of the tulsa air and space museum and saw firsthand the impact that i had when i was a child, i saw that impact on other children as well. fundamentally changing the way they viewed themselves as what they wanted to beat when t

but he is okay. >> reporter: san jose animal control officers went to the scene and say moran won't be cited since the dogs were on his property when officers opened fire. >> it sounds like it was an unfortunate situation. i think the police were there trying to do their job and the dogs typically will protect their property. >> reporter: san jose police say neither officer was injured in the incident and that the shooting is justified. >> they are right to do that if their lives were threatened. at that point the dogs charged at them and the officers fired. >> reporter: as for the initial call, a domestic disturbance stemming from an argument, san jose police say no one was ever arrested or cited. in the san jose studio, i'm jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the wings of a plane that was approaching terminal at sfo this afternoon clipped a concrete post. here's a picture where you can see the plane with its wing against the post. the aer lingus flight from dublin landed at 3:15 and as it was being towed into the gate, according to the airport, the wing made contact with the post. the p

i'm terry moran in lo london.hanks for being with us. >> the president this morning sending that letter to kim jong-un. there's been back and forth the last few days. >> earlier this morning, north korea said they dismantled a nuclear test site. that seemed a good sign they would end up going to this summit. that has obviously reversed just now. >> the president was giving us hints of this earlier this week when he said it looked like the date might not work out. now we're seeing what actually is happening. >>> interesting to see if this is, in fact, a preemptive move, if the meeting was not going to go forward anyway and this is the show of strength on his part to say i am the one canceling it. >> just tweeted out the actual letter he sent to kim jong-un if you want to look at it. have aen, thou >>> good morning, america. breaking news, the president weighs in moments ago on the nfl's big decision to fine teams for kneeling during the national anthem. >> you have to stand proudly for the national anthem. or you s

keller williams anne moran was the broker.anne moran/keller williams "...this house just fit the billly for my clients, it has the right floor plan, a nice big lot and a big back yard, ready to move in with the right schools..." what does one get for three million dollars in sunnyvale. take a look. there are 5- bedrooms. a state of the art kitchen, hardwood floors and no need for any extensive remodeling. it sits on a huge 12,000 square foot lot, the landscape described as a backyard oasis. it's also very close to google, facebook and other high tech job factories.anne moran/keller williams "....it's close to high tech and frankly it has not reached the heights of palo alto, menlo park and mountain view just yet so it's still relatively affordable compared to those communities..."for the record, the average home in mountain view sells for about 2.4 million. it's $3 million in menlo park and $4 million in palo alto. that $3.15 million for this hosue was 25 percent over the asking price.rob fladeboe/sunnyvale "...and, of course, there were multiple offers for this home, which was on the

senator karen moran chaired the subcommittee hearing. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> we have some difficult issues today in which their boats called at 3:00 and two votes. hearing was intended and will be a two-part senate hearing. this one in the public and we will convene to this gift in the visitor center in the united states capitol or the more classified briefing and i intend to do that. senator shaheen and i have generally agreed to forgo our opening statements. i will hold members -- senator senator feinstein is nowl wantg to this but i will do everything i can including senator leahy to restricted to 5 minutes and i will call the hearing to reconvene in this give following the second vote over to vote series so we will try to get started as early as we can bear. in that setting we will work hard to give everybody an opportunity to pursue things that maybe they didn't get to pursue here. let me say it my opening statementst director is an honor to have you here in front front of us

senator jerry moran chaired the sub appropriations committee hearing. >> [inaudible] agencies to come to order. we have logistical issues today, in which there are boats at 2: 2:00. our hearing was intended and will be a two-part set of hearings. this one in public and then we will convene in the visitor center of the united states capitol for a more classified briefing, and intend to do that. senator shaheen and i agreed to forgo our opening statements. i will hold members -- senator feinstein is the only one here to hear this, but i will do everything i can including a too restrictive for them to their five minutes and i will use the gap to accomplish that and to reconvene the right following the second boat on me to go to series so we will try to get started as early as we can. in that setting we will work hard to give everybody an opportunity to pursue things they didn't get to pursue. let me say as my opening statement, director it is an honor to be here and to get to know you. i express my gratitude to you and the people that work at the fbi and other agencies related to nationa

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we want to go back to terry moran also there in jerusalem.ntrast, triumph and tragedy. across town, the official opening of the new u.s. embassy here. ivanka trump and jared kushner leading the u.s. delegation. president trump will speak via a video statement saying our greatest hope is for peace. today those hopes were dashed because this is a very controversial move, breaking with decades of u.s. resident on the issue of what should happen in jerusalem and on the border between israel and gaza. tens of thousands of palestinians arrived and tried to storm that border scores have been killed, hundreds injured in the worst violence on that border in years, a sign of how high passions have been stoked by this move. president trump believes that it will make peace more likely by taking jerusalem off the table but this is a city shared by all the world's religions and two people who today were once again in terrible conflict, george. >> terry moran, thank you. michael. >> thank you, george. >>> we're all dog owners here, right? >> yeah. >> how ma

and i think that's really what i'd like to see promoted moran change the perception that some people have. because i think we all know the great majority of people who serve end up in a better place. i yield back. >> you are now recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for all being here today. one of the things that we are exploring in this year's authorization is the ability to train, and this will be an officer related training question, do you have people with four year scholarship program or at the service academies, tan thand then for wr reason, this is high investment, they have some injury that will preclude a commissioning. and talking to others, it's like through no fault of their own, but then they are released to the american public as a whole, yes, maybe better citizens and all of that, but all the investment is gone. and so one of the things that we are looking at maybe exploring is to translate them, if they are precluded from taking a commission, to go into the department of defense workforce and fulfill their service obligation in that direction. and i would

keep you know what it is that talking with mr president tomorrow today but i would like to thank mr moran for the negotiations we had which were very businesslike. really and open and they were very useful thank you very much for your attention. that he will miss him pretty don't shove it immediately. the dems and it's really nice to meet in the mystery parliament there meet them if you. want to. look pretty don't put in. inverness only three dollars going to work and that i would like to thank mr putin because he is one welcome we just had to mull it all. tete a tete talks and then we had the talks no brought for luck this was a very open dialogue that we had it was highly productive and efficient. again it was very productive and this has allowed us to have an all honest exchange of opinions and of use of the word of the future. that trash and france have we also talked about our obligations and of our responsibility. to live with just a year ago we met with mr president at versailles the meeting was dedicated to the anniversary of three hundred years since the visit of peter the great

from the parties they really control everything and they've also of course you know they've jerry moran the districts in a way that suits them so obviously there's still that so it's not an ideal situation but it is it is a bit of a change it is opening some opportunity and getting people some hope i think it's very important to have a little bit of hope in lebanon because a lot people have lost hope and they're very apathetic about elections they believe nothing will ever change in the country but i think change is really inevitable and it happens in any environment and we are living in change today just by virtue of the fact that our neighbors said that you know they've organized this nationalist before independence were able to organize very well and so there's a whole machine of organizing people together that that's very new and that's the kind of work that needs to be done so in some ways i think we're seeing a laying of the foundation for change in the future even if it might not happen right away i just look let's say one think i tilted the agony was you would that these electio