chairman. >> thank you mr. engle, we go now to ross lehtinen. >> thank you so much, mr. chairman, the iraq jewish archives, you have been in discussions on iraqis with this issue and your staff spoke with representatives of the jewish community as a whole. but could you give us an update on progress of these discussions. have there been alternative plans proposed? on the issue of t-walls in camp liberty. why have there been only 235 out of 17,500 t walls put up. why have we only seen an addition of 43 since our november subcommittee hearing. can you please commit that you will put extra effort in saving lives there. and thirdly, as far as al qaeda's resurgence, a large part of the this is due to the failure of the iraqi government and the iraqi leadership since we left the country. the national elections after april, we were successful after the surge to getting the iraqi government to participate in a more inclusive power-sharing government that mollified the sunnis of iraq and left al qaeda marginalized. after we left, the iraqis took another step backwards, now sunnis

commissioners, and i am sergeant engle side station and i am representing captain falfe and i will just say right off of the top that my officers and i have met with mr. escoloero and his staff to explain the policy as it relates to abc and the entertainment commission and to convey to him our ideas on best practices. specifically with regard to security. and every time that he has been incredibly responsive and he strikes me as being someone who is genuinely interested in having a good business that the neighborhood can be proud of. to that end, with the specifically with regard to the last two issues that we ended up with last, at the last meeting, he did have his community meeting, at engle side station, which i understand went remarkably well. and i would only add that it, and that the probably one of the reasons that it did not happen sooner is because it was not clear that it had to take place on one hand and on the other hand because there is a significant language barrier. and it, but it sounds to me like his taking steps and both measures, and he is making it a point, to meet with people, and provide a telephone number and the only other thi