. >> mr. fu or li? >> i agree with mr. chairman, your overall assessment. but the past three years, the field so-called quiet diplomacy, the indifference diplomacy. obviously this administration took the human rights and especially religious freedom on the back seat from day one. and you know, after two years of, of after two years in power, there was not the ambassador at large for the international religious freedom was not even appointed. and the first official visit of hers, was not really met with even a courtesy assistance. i think from the chinese government and i suspect the state department or the white house, i think had, had done anything to protect, to protest this insult. i think by refusing presidential appointee, ambassador to visit her counterpart in china. i think this is almost a self-humiliating attitude, certainly emboldened the dictators persecution. and indirectly, increasing their action against the human rights abuses in china. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign langu] >> for past few years, the persecution of my husban

mr. fu? >> one more point to bring the true change to china, i think it's very important for congress to work together to pass the global internet freedom act. i thank the leadership of congre congressman wolf for this. that will provide a tremendous efficient tool to break down this firewall in china. and certainly, it has improved the chance fora pid democracy in china. thank you. >> as you know, that bill, the global internet freedom act, we hope to get it finished on our subcommittee. it's an idea whose time has c e come. the enabling of high-tech -- to enable dictatorship to find, apprehend and incarcerate people of faith, the christians, the wiggers, and to destroy dissident movements throughout the world calls out for this legislation so i hope to have this bill out of committee shortly so i thank you for bringing that up. i'd like to thank our distinguished witnesses aagain and without further a' dieu, the hearing is adjourned. this meeting took place as president obama met today with

as you know, mr. fu, the global freedom act, we hope to on have it in the sub committee, it's an idea of whose time has come. the enabling of high tech, to enable a dictatorship, to find, apprehend people of faith and the to destroy movements throughout the world calls out for this legislation, i hope to have this bill out of committee very shortly. thank you for bringing it up. without further adue the hearing is adjourned. >>> we are live on capitol hill this morning as acting white house budget director will testify to 2013 budget request. yesterday he testified in front of the senate budget committee facing accusations from republicans of having failed to respond to previous budget agreeme agreements, the president has proposed $3.8 million -- >>> shhh, committee will come to order. welcome all to this important hearing and mr. zienz i do not envy your task today, you are new to the job and got thrown into the breech and you came late with respect to preparing this pudge and you have got a very tough

mr. bob fu? >> just one more point to bring change to china. i think it is very important for congress to work together to pass the global internet freedom act. thank you, congressman wolf, for your leadership. that will provide a tremendous, he efficient tool to break down this fire wall in china and certainly will it enhance and improve the chance for rapid democratization in china. thank you. >> as you know, mr. bob fu, and that bill, we hope to market up shortly in our sub committee. it is an idea whose time has come. the tabling of high-tech to enable dictatorship to find, apprehend, and incarcerate people of faith, and to destroy dissident movements throughout the world calls out for this legislation. i hope to have this bill out of committee very shortly. thank you for bringing that up. i would like to thank our distinguished witnesses again and without further ado the hearing is adjourned. >> next week -- next, from the ge conference on manufacturing and competitiveness, remarks from jeff immelt, the governor of colorado, and a senator

i would now like to ask pastor fu if he would proceed. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the mr. co-chair, and the honorable members of the commission, and thank you for the commission's professional staff and for your excellent work in documenting and pursuing the human rights issues in china. our mission is to promote the establishment of a loving and just civil society in china, that i bids by the rule of law. in pursuit of this mission and out of a profound respect for gao and to support his work, china aid has spared no effort in launching a worldwide campaign aiming at winning gao's release. over the past five years, we have expanded huge manpower and financial resources in mobilizing effort in this regard. as a very small ngo, we are limited in what we can do. but we know our efforts are some value in the same way that those faint voices against slavery before the american civil war, eventually led to the full awakening of the same, of the forces of justice. three years ago, we set up the free gao xi zung website, to launch worldwide attention on his behalf and so far we h

fu chin province. after reading the story i contacted mrs. gosner and invited her to visit gulig. i met her in august 1992, and arranged for her to visit the place her husband had missed so much. on that day she met nine childhood friends of milton gosner all in their 90s and listened to them reminisce about the past. it was a happy occasion. mrs. gosner was so excited that she finally fulfilled her husband's last wish. and she said that she would cherish this bond of friendship between her husband and the people of china because after seeing for herself the beautiful gulig and warlt and goodwill of the chinese people, she now understood why her husband had been so deeply attached to china. i am sure there are many such touching stories between our two peoples. we should further strengthen our people to people exchanges and build even stronger public support for china-u.s. mutually beneficial cooperation. china is stepping up efforts to implement three projects that will each benefit 10,000 people, include giving scholarships to 10,000 american college students to study in china w

fu marion. the subject was a united medical center in southeast. catania became outraged when barry suggested that the hospital is losing money. >> mr. catania jumped up screaming yelling and cussing and called me pick pant. >> reporter: catania also charged ole -- despicable. >> reporter: catania also charged elvis has been seen more at the medical center than marion barry. catania wouldn't return phone calls. his staff says he'll have nothing more to say about this controversy. >> this is about every single member of the council conduct themselves properly. >> reporter: d.c. council member kwame brown says there will be no disciplinary action taken following yesterday's dust-up but he will be amending the code of conduct and tossing members out of the meeting if they cross the line during their disagreements. >> this is unacceptable and now that we have open meetings, the council should conduct themselves in a proper manner. >> reporter: jack evans, the senior council member, once remarked it's the worst council he's ever been on, that comment in public also crossing the line says brown. bruce johnson, 9 news now. >> chairman brown