investigative agency c n g almost all the been sold that he's one of their employees was paid by mr schwartz. yannick had to denied any involvement with the devil operation and refused to be interviewed for this film a peruvian court shelled the case for lack of evidence to put it towards the development of meanwhile newmont president wayne murphy earn nearly five million dollars in two thousand and six when the devil operation occurred because the of the water has now enjoying a lucrative retirement. they're late but. it's like a norton wells film with. the mining company writes the script directs the sorties and has connections with the law makers and actually know your stuff. and then on top of everything they say it's for our own goods. act of of this operation was clear they were sending us a message and the message was clear. we know where you are what you do or don't do and we can kill you. why are mining companies allowed to hire their own private army we asked daniel mora a retired army general. you know. in ninety ninety peru's intelligence service was restructured. and the nationa

mr. schwartz and mr. alterman. how can they open the door for that without it being harassment. mr. terman and ms. schwartz, do you agree in the area of changing the legislation? >> abusive and repetitive, should not be permitted, already under protection, but it is very important to be allowed an area of a business relationship to alert people of opportunities to fix a long before they go to foreclosure. >> mr. alterman? >> we do not want to make repetitive calls the and we would have no problem with the language that would do that, but i would like to make one comment made earlier that airlines already have the ability to notify people. our industry, unfortunately, is one step removed. the phone numbers that are given are given to retailers such as l.l. bean, and we get it in the same transaction. i can argue with a safe -- straight face that it constitutes consent and we want the bill to make it clear is we want to tell someone that a package is ready. >> thank you. mr. doyle. >> as i said in my opening remarks, i think the bill was well-intentioned, but we have a lot of work to d

general schwartz. >> mr. chairman, senator inhofe and members i'm grateful for the opportunity to offer my views today and on behalf of the men and women of the united states air force, i thank you for your ongoing support of our service members and importantly, their families. i join my colleagues in the definitively stating that the chief of the national guard bureau is a very important senior leader under our total force contract. though the role in advising the secretary of the air force directly in the secretary of defense through the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. the national guard bureau chief has a daily contributor to many of the consequential decisions that are made by the total force leadership. title x of the united states code provides the bureau chief advisory role and preserves unified surface leadership. this advisory role and the drew chief's relationship to each service continues to be important and is currently appropriate in the performance of organizing, training and equipping fu

mrs. fine says among other things she witnessed one of the acts. espn has independently confirmed the voice on the recording is that of lori fine. here is espn's mark schwartz. first a warning, the piece you're about to see contains graphic sexual content. >> bobby davis says he knew of one person who could validate he was being sexually abused by bernie fine. that person was fine's wife, lori fine. >> hello. >> hello. >> hi, bobby, how are you? >> davis says in october of 2002 he recorded a phone conversation of lori fine without her knowledge. a legal act based on the location of both parties. during the call, fine seen here in hidden camera video from 2003 discussed the alleged sexual molestation of davis by her husband, syracuse associate head basketball coach, bernie fine. >> what did you want you to do? did he want you to grab him? >> you never had any oral sex with him. >> no. >> he's trying to make me. >> of course he was. >> after bringing the allegations to a police detective in 2002 and getting nowhere, davis said he was determined to confirm his story. he says he hoped lori fine would disclose on tape the details of her own knowledge of the abus

you for the opportunity to testify and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you, general schwartz. >> mr and members of the committee, and privilege to be before you today. i think that we can all agree that our men and women in uniform deserve all of support and resources that we can provide them in their vital nation -- in their final mission protecting the nation. -- vital mission protecting the nation. in this time of sustained physical pressure, the air force joined its teammates in helping to solve the debt crisis. last year, they are forced identified 3 $3 billion in efficiencies as part of a broader effort -- $33 billion in efficiencies as part of the broader effort for operational and modernization requirements. the air force found additional $10 billion in the course of completing the 2012 budget. we will continue to make it extremely difficult decisions to prioritize limited resources and prepare for a wide range of security threats that the nation will potentially face. but these difficult to forcechoo ensure a dynamic and strategic environment must be based on consideration

mr. chairman. >> happy birthday, general amos. >> we congratulate you and all the marines. thank you general schwartz. general mckinley. >> good morning, mr. chairman, let me take a point of personal pride for causing the pbs schedule that will be seen tonight. we are soldiers honoring eight of your soldiers should the upper mid to. your relationship with the oklahoma national guard is one to be emulated as all the other members and all the distinguished members of this committee, it's an honor to be sitting before you today. to provide my opening comment on the matter and. i admire the chairman terry, very much. i can tell you that our relationship will not be broken by the testimony came in today and i thank them for the honor of letting me be part of this day as today. mr. chairman, for me to be here today to provide my personal views on whether the chief said the national guard here should remember the joint chiefs of staff, i figure believing on the 21st century after three years as chief of the national guard bureau and allow then total years in the pentagon that it is now in the best interest

whether you agree with general schwartz's assessment and provide us with cuts that will have lasting impacts even if appropriations were increased in a year or two. general? >> mrchairman, i thank you. i would remind everyone that as we look at cuts in the next two years or so that today the army still has over 100,000 soldiers deployed in iraq, afghanistan, and other places we are coming out of iraq at the end of the year, but there is a significant amount of burden that the army will face, at least through 2014. it is important to remember that and the impact that would have on our ability to train, ensure they are ready and equipped, and have the processes in place. as you mentioned, we are going to reduce our force structure to 520,000. that is before we receive these additional cuts. that will impact the op-tempo of our soldiers, the stress on the army, its soldiers, it's families, and second in line, the equipment. ultimately, if we try to fund our soldiers -- it will ultimately affect our training and readiness as we look to deter in other areas as our enemies and adversaries watched us as we reduce our capabilities within our army. we have already had t

mr. johnson, you indicated that you felt there was confusion as to represents the army and air force. i would reference the letters about confusion and imbalance. general schwartz said it would be confusing lines of authority. complicated unity of command, is there any question about the chain of command with the joint chiefs? general mackenzie would go through general odierno, general support to general dempsey. there is no commander breach at all. i think it is clear. i do not think there is any question that the command authority wants to change. i do not think he wants to change that. -- you do not want to change the title 10 command authority, do you? >> no, it is working well for us. >> is there confusion on the chain of command? >> i have no confusion. >> deerfield the total force integration would be benefited by having a seat at the table? >> it has improved greatly. it can only get better. >> would you be the person who could best advice -- advise on the domestic mission and what the non-federalized units would be able to do, especially in spite -- light of the homeland security issues? is there anyone better qualified than you in your capacity to do