director mueller, welcome. director, do you agree that no united states citizen arrested in the united states should be indefinitely detained without all the right rights of due process? what is your interpretation of section 1021 of the national defense authorization act. >> could you repeat the question again? >> the question is whether or not you agree that no united states citizen apprehended, seas, captured, arrested in the united states -- should be indefinitely detained without all the rights of due process provided by our constitution. >> i believe that should be the case. >> so you have concern over the language that is in the national defense authorization act called section 1021, which does not clarify the status of u.s. citizens in that regard? >> i haven't focused on that aspect as much as i have focused on the other aspects of the act. but i do believe that it gives and affirms the president's authority to make decisions that the president leaves are necessary to thwart a terrorist attack. >> but

director mueller, we all know this is national police week. and yesterday we honored officers who made the ultimate sacrifice included in the dozens of names to be added to the national law enforcement officers memorial this year is officer craig berkholz from the wisconsin police department. as we remember the sacrifices of these brave men and women, we need to ensure that law enforcement officers have the federal support and the resources they need to keep our community safe. director mueller, last week at a house hearing you said because of the fbi's realignment in priorities toward counter-terrorism and limited resources, the fbi will have to, quote, prioritize in other areas, in particularly, in the criminal area they will suffer. could you elaborate a bit on that comment? >> yes, i actually think that the question was directed on the impact of frustration on the bureau. i think the question was something along the lines of what impact would this have on the bureau? to which -- and how will you handle it? to which my response would be to

i know director mueller is keenly aware of their sacrifice, those people protect us. i do thank him and the hardworking people in the fbi that work to keep us safe. there are police officers on capitol hill, but i'm worried about their safety, too. the fbi has played

mueller, we'll speak afterwards. i would like to put the article from reuters, white supremists planning a race car. i ask unanimous consent to place this in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman from california is recognized. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. in the interest of time i want to welcome you first of all director mueller, i miss our regular meetings in the eight years i served on the intelligence committee. it's good to see you back. what i'd like to do with the committee's concurrence is i have four, five issues i'd like to ask you a brief question. perhaps can you give me a very short answer. and with unanimous consent you could provide us with a follow- up, maybe a couple paragraphs or something that could fill in some of the blanks. the first question i have has to do with al qaeda. and there are actually two questions i'll put in -- first of all, as it relates to our southwest border do you see any growing evidence of al qaeda, or any other terrorist organization

mueller says: "we did not believe so.ed at the time." several lawmakers are alsoonow calllng for an investigation into leaks especially details released about he mole who helped uus intelligence efforts.. some ssy the leaks haae been especially damaging because they actually affected the oveereas operation. rogers operation to go to its full, you know to itssfuul conclusion, to its best opportunity." mueller also asked congress to reaathorize what he saii are essential counterrterrooism tools set to expireeat the nd of this year - including wwde--anning surveillance authority. mueller says: "the amendments that are up for passsge again reenactment at the eed of this year, aasslutely essenttal in our efforts to address this thheat."davis says: (on cam tag) "congressional sources &psay they believe this underwear bomb would have been detected bb us airport security measures- but stress commmn in the middleeeast and europe, where thhssbomb would have come fromm in washinggon, jennifer davis, fox news." 3 charm city held er c

chairman, director mueller. you have one of the most challenging jobs, which you perform with great skill. director, i would like to talk to you about the drug-related violence that we are seeing in puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands and to express my respectful but strong views that the fbi and other federal law enforcement agencies need to do far more to deal with this problem. let me briefly summarize a situation. while violent crime has decreased nationally, others have been on the rise. the homicide rates in each territory is about six times the national average and almost, almost three times higher. puerto rico has nearly the same number of murders each year that texas does, even though texas is home to 25 million people, and the puerto rican population does not reach 4 million. three-quarters of the homicides in puerto rico are linked to the international drug trade. what is happening is this is like a moving target. drug traffickers are changing routes. this is a problem of national scope. about thr

director mueller, thank you for coming. the chairman paid tribute to police week, so i won't repeat those words, but i certainly agree with everything that the chairman said. it's been six months since our last hearing on the housekeeping matter. the fbi has been improving response time to our requests for information, but there's still too long of a wait for some written responses. and yesterday afternoon we received some answers to questions for the record from six months ago when the director testified. i want to know what efforts the fbi has undertaken to investigate the grave national security leaks recently revealed in the operation in yemen. a national security leak has unfortunately become the norm with far too much sensitive information being leaked about ongoing operations. they are dangerous and have consequences. they threaten sensitive sources and methods and endanger life and complicate relationships with our allies. so i hope to hear from the director what the fbi is doing to investigate that leak and bring p

in a few moments fbi director robert mueller testifies on capitol hill.a little more than two hours it's middle med tal honor ceremony for the white house for the soldier killed in l vamplet war. after the pentagon news briefing with the chief of staff. and later we'll reair the senate debate on next year's budget. tomorrow morning senator commerce sub committee will look at the government's response to debris created by 2011 japanese tsunami. that's live on c-span 3 at 10:30 eastern. >> when people are saying to him, don't take the vice president sei. right now you are the most -- you are powerful majority leader. don't take the vice presidenty. you won't have any power. johnson says power is where power goes. meaning i can make power in any situation. his whole life i said nothing in his life previously makes that scene like he is -- because that's exactly what he had done. all his life. >> sunday night the conclusion of our conversation with robert car row on the passage of power. volume four in the years of lyndon johnson president biography of the 36

and later, we will be reader director robert mueller on capitol hill.dent obama has awarded u.s. army specialist leslie h. sabo, jr. the medal of honor for his actions in the vietnam war. he was killed in combat in 1970. the president and first lady were joined by the family in east room ceremony. this is about 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. [music playing] [music playing] let us pray. almighty god, the heavens tell of your glory and expands declares the work of your hands. we come humbly before you, the creator and sovereign ruler of all nations, we asked her presence to be with us. of an immigrant family, you called his son to serve with fellow soldiers. leslie h. sabo, jr. gave his life to his friends. we think you for the millions of americans who, like leslie, have not faltered at duties call. and those who gave their last full measure. and the families left behind to grieve their loss and cherish the memories. thank you for those who served so steadfastly in vietnam so long ago. may

mueller, we'll speak afterwards. i would like to put the article from reuters, white supremists planning a race car. i ask unanimous consent to place this in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman from california is recognized. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. in the interest of time i want to welcome you first of all director mueller, i miss our regular meetings in the eight years i served on the intelligence committee. it's good to see you back. what i'd like to do with the committee's concurrence is i have four, five issues i'd like to ask you a brief question. perhaps can you give me a very short answer. and with unanimous consent you could provide us with a follow- up, maybe a couple paragraphs or something that could fill in some of the blanks. the first question i have has to do with al qaeda. and there are actually two questions i'll put in -- first of all, as it relates to our southwest border do you see any growing evidence of al qaeda, or any other terrorist organization

under mueller's tutelage, taylor believed women student potential should be maximized through a rigorous higher education, and taylor arrived at ku interested in using student government to help women move past traditional gender roles and the perception that marriage and career were mutually exclusive choices. this was progressive for the time as much of the popular discussion during the 1950s was actually working toward domesticating women's education so it could reflect women's roles in the home. deans of women arose in the late 1800s out of the believed need of a chaperone for women students on traditionally male campuses. for decades women and men were divided on college campuses in terms of activities and living arrangements. stereotypes of deans of women often depicted her as a disciplinarian. this eclipsed her role in advising women students regarding their academic paths, career choices and leadership development. in reality, the dean of women was often the highest ranking woman on a co-educational campus. many like taylor had direct lines to the president for chancellor of the

. >> reporter: fbi director mueller testified before the house judiciary committee today. he says al-qaeda is the top threat. others are weighing in on this new bomb and wait means for the fight against terrorism. the -- the director laid it out. >> al-qaeda affiliates especially al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula represent the top threat to the nation. >> reporter: saying the group is decentralized and committed to high profile attacks against the u.s.. u.s. security officials say others are being trained. the fbi has the original device thanks to a double agent who sources tell abc7 news worked for a nonu.s. intelligence agency >> the bureau exploiting ied improvised explosive device seized overseas similar to the devices used in the past. >> having the bomb in its original state, before it goes off, u.s. experts now are able to figure out how the bomb works. how it might be detected. a heck of a lot easier when the bomb is intact. >> reporter: figuring out how to detect the new bomb is critical. confidential security bulletin says the device probably would have passed th

comfortable continuing their risky betting but let's move on when asked about home grown terrorism mueller said that the threat is growing and i've said it many times before but it's about time that someone started asking the f.b.i. if they think that it's growing because of them as in the increasing number of people whom they fund set up hatched plots for entrap that shouldn't count as homegrown terrorism increasing but of course they've got a budget to justify and last but not least mueller informed them that an investigation to find out who leaked the so-called foiled plot in yemen set up by a double agent to the press is underway now this one particularly cracks me up doesn't crack me up because i think that it's funny that perhaps yes some future clandestine activity could be in jeopardy now that everyone knows that we have moles and pete it cracks me up because this is what happens when you fuel a culture where selective leaking is completely acceptable where you prosecute whistleblowers want to go after organizations like wiki leaks and yet have unnamed officials giving out classifi

a more extreme case of activism was recounted by a narrator named james mueller. mueller, the day after the shootings, he didn't belong to ksu but was a university of akron alum. the day after the shootings we took a bus to columbus and tried to make a citizen's arrest of governor rhodes. there were also accounts from students who were actually in the line of fire such as this one here. it's kind of hard to see in the back there. but catherine delattre, one of the students i interviewed, she's being pushed out of the line of fire by her boyfriend in the background there. that's a better view of her. glen frank was able to calm the students down, defuse the situation and probably save a lot of lives that day. the two national guardsmen offered very diverse interpretations of these events. one, j. reynold schneider, who was a captain who led a company on may 4 that day, his company was not involved in the actual shootings. but he bristled at the suggestion that the guard was unprepared for riot training for this kind of event. another guardsman, art crumel also said

i hope to hear a mueller director's vie -- hear director mueller's views on fisa. we appreciate his many years of public service. he has been an outstanding director of the api and america is safer and better because of his tenure. that concludes my opening statement. i recognize the gentleman from michigan. >> thank you, chairman smith. i join you in declaring director mueller a true patriot and one committed to the rule of law and the constitution. i joined in supporting the extension of his term. now, when i first came to the house judiciary committee, the director of the fbi was j. edgar hoover. i remind you that to talk about and think about the transition and the changes that have gone on in law-enforcement and in the fbi in particular, so that we are looking at how we make the criminal justice system, make it work better and protect our citizens more. i hope that in the course of our discussions this morning, we get to to several considerations that are on my mind as we begin this particular hearing. one is over incarceration. we put more people in prison th

i think frankly, one thing the fbi needs to, i would encourage, and director mueller is a man with whom we have great disagreements. we've sued him dozens of times, but for the record, he's a man of enormous credibility. he's probably the man in the justice department both under the bush and the obama team in whom i have the greatest personal regard and respect. sen quo non. and with all that i encourage you to encourage him to take a much more active position on these threat assessments, which i fear are only the tip of the iceberg. the attorney general guidelines allow now them to begin investigations on anyone they choose so long as they can claim they're doing it to gain information on criminal activities, national security or foreign intelligence. and the amount of reporting on those threat assessments is rather limited, as we all know. asking those tough questions, how many of these threat assessments have been opened? how many of them are ongoing? they allow them to collect unlimited physical surveillance. we encourage the attorney general to retire the use of these threat assess

director robert mueller pleading before congress yesterday meanwhile al qaeda affiliates especially al qaida in the arabian peninsula represent the top counter terrorism threat to the nation. a.q. a.p. has attempted several attacks on the united states including disabled christmas day airline bombing in two thousand and nine and the attempted bombing of u.s. bound cargo planes in two thousand and ten and of course we are currently we in the bureau are currently exploiting an i.e.d. improvised explosive device seized overseas which is similar to the devices used by a.q. a.p. in the past now he says this is a good reason to expand their ability to snoop on people online they want to be able to wiretap the internet and are asking companies like google and facebook to alter their code to enable them to do so and they hope to do this by amending a law that allows the wiretapping of phones and expand that power to the internet internet sites that people often use to communicate on these days so is this infringing on your online privacy or a necessary tool to ensure public safety here to disc

mueller, we'll speak afterwards.i would like to put the article from reuters, white supremists planning a race car. i ask unanimous consent to place this in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman from california is recognized. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. in the interest of time i want to welcome you first of all director mueller, i miss our regular meetings in the eight years i served on the intelligence committee. it's good to see you back. what i'd like to do with the committee's concurrence is i have four, five issues i'd like to ask you a brief question. perhaps can you give me a very short answer. and with unanimous consent you could provide us with a follow-up, maybe a couple paragraphs or something that could fill in some of the blanks. the first question i have has to do with al qaeda. and there are actually two questions i'll put in -- first of all, as it relates to our southwest border do you see any growing evidence of al qaeda, or any other terrorist organization l

director mueller has not made any comments.bama administration want to release pictures of it or at least are considering doing that. so security screeners will know what to look for if al qaeda tries again. but the concern is it might give other terrorists idea -- other ideas. reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 8:1. support for the war in afghanistan has hit a new low. a new associated press poll shows only 27% of americans now say they support the war m afghanistan. that compares to 37% one year ago and 46% in the spring of 2010. about half those who oppose the war say they believe the continued presence of u.s. troops in afghanistan is doing more harm than good. >>> in alameda they are mourning the death of thomas fogerty who was killed by a roadside bomb in afghanistan only a month after arriving there. fogerty leaves behind a wife and two small sops. >> it was -- two small sons. >> it was his smile that could get to you. he lit up everything. >> he served two tours in iraq. >>> the

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the director of the fbi, robert mueller, has condemned recent leaks of information about an al qaeda plot to sneak a device aboard a plane bound for the u.s. he says it damages american relationships with its own partners. >> the brazilian president has inaugurated a truce condition -- commission. it will examine 1964-1965. our correspondent has been following the story from san paulo -- sao paulo. >> other latin american countries like argentina, all of them have admitted to dictatorships in the 1960's and 1970's and they went through the commissions. [unintelligible] this commission will have two years to produce 8 report stating what happened during those years, possibly naming the purse bric -- perpetrator up human rights. they will not have the authority to prosecute anybody there is a 1979 amnesty law. it has shielded them from being brought to court. >> the commission will not have the power to prosecute any perpetrators it may find. >> yes. this is heavily criticized by the families of the victims -- the survivors themselves. they said they wanted not just a truth commission,

house speaker john daner, robert mueller and homeland security secretary janet napolitano also attended. this event was held on the west front of the u.s. capitol. it's about ten minutes. >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you. please, please have a seat. thank you, chuck, for that very kind introduction. chuck is a proud police officer. he's the proud parent of a police officer, and he has dedicated his life to law enforcement and their families, so i want to thank him for his extraordinary service. i want to recognize the entire fraternal order of police and its leadership, including jim pasco for all your work on behalf of those who wear the badge. i'd like to recognize fop auxiliary president linda henney. all the members of the fop auxiliary, members of congress, including speaker boehner, congressman hoyer and senator leahy as well as members of my administration and, most of all, i want to acknowledge and thank the families of those who have fallen. as scripture tells us, blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called sons of god. blessed are the peacemakers for they sh

john mueller, abc news. >> the bear thing is pretty funny. >> a big treat for one group of mothers. >> this is like, wow. >> ama: a little pampering and their day on the town, real rarity. while the celebration was extra special. >> alan: heading outside, expect weather changes. leigh glaser coming up with the forecast. >> ama: a very special mother's day was held for homeless women in san francisco. 25 homeless mothers got their hair and makeup done, and a donated trolley car whisked them away for lunch. this is the 18th year of the event for the hamilton center. a rare moment for the mothers who got pampered and feel special. >> this wonderful. i haven't had my hair done in a long time, or my makeup. i haven't been out in a long time. i have a four-year-old and a 17-year-old. i don't get to do anything very often. i am really very happy. >> ama: makeup and stylists donated their time for the event. many said they couldn't spend their day with their mothers and this is a good way to show their precious. >> alan: every mother deserves to be pampered. >> ama: absolutely. and, leigh, ha

mr mueller not giving away too much there night chelsea have been given an injury boost ahead of this weekend's champions league final byron munich defenders gary cahill and david luis both returning to training after recovering from hamstring knocks brazilian louise had been out for exactly a month while cahill missed the final five matches of the season jewel making a tiny return for interim manager roberto di matteo who is captain john terry defender branislav evanovich midfield my rear areas are all middle age because of suspension di matteo admits see me a struggle to them seven experienced players on the bench though a difficult test maybe even tougher by the german clubs in fact which maybe. should. eighteen months on forty four runs of matches the longest ever russian premier league season has finished with an eight us champion's sports check in f.c. . but who's in the champions league the europa league and the relegation play off places let's find out it is goals go to a time. let's turn our attention dice talkee where the quarterfinal lineup is now complete at the world cham

under the that's essential and remains essential. >> brown: house members refrained from pressing mueller for more details on the double agent. since the story became public, some in and out of government have criticized the leaking of the information. dina temple raston has been covering this story for n.p.r. also with us: philip mudd, who had an extensive career in the c.i.a., including as deputy director of the counter- terrorist center and later with the f.b.i. he's now a private security consultant. dina, start with you. do we know whether this double agent was somehow inserted into al qaeda in yemen or was he already inside and somehow turned? >> well, my understanding is what happened is very much like using what al qaeda in the arabian peninsula's strategy was against the united states with the christmas day bomber in 2009 against the... using it against al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. specifically what they did is they found someone who went to the group and said "i want to be a suicide bomber and i've got a visa to the united states, will you help me martyr myself?" and essen

bound cargo planes in 2010. >> holman: mueller spoke after u.s. officials said a saudi double agent had disrupted a plot to blow up a u.s.-bound airliner. all of this comes just three months after yemen's new president abd-rabbu mansour hadi took office. he promised the families affected by today's attack the country's armed forces would become tougher and more determined in pursuing terrorists. the ongoing violence in syria has spilled over to neighboring lebanon again. supporters and opponents of the syrian government fought overnight, after a leading sunni muslim cleric was killed. this morning, charred cars and motorcycles littered the streets of beirut. at least two people were killed in the fighting. china's state-controlled media today played down the departure of chen guangcheng, saying most chinese are not interested. the blind dissident arrived in new york city on saturday, ending more than a month of diplomatic tension. his wife and two children came with him. other relatives stayed behind. chen escaped from house arrest in his chinese

when you are sent to prison mueller's certain rights and one of those is the right to vote. and i believe this should be a matter of parliament deciding. not a foreign court. parliament has made its decision and i agree. >> thank you. there is a new facility for the engineering and manufacturing of electronics. what is essential to continue and increase investment in manufacturing? >> >>what is essential for engineering is the support we are giving to produce chips were we achieved over 450,000 apprentice ships last year. also the low rates and the links between our universities and these centers to make sure technology goes into our businesses and makes them world- beating. if you look at our exports, they're up 20, 30, 40, 50%. >> the prime minister pledged to 's citites --posie -- cities [unintelligible] on a fair deal for birmingham. will the prime minister agree to meet with a delegate? >> i am pleased to meet with leaders of councils up and down the country. what is important is what needs to be done to drive economic growth and make sure we provide its services. i hop

but fbi director robert mueller told congress that the u.s. is learning valuable information from the bomb that might prevent future attacks. >>> a civil rights champion who worked for two house administrations has died. nicholas katzenbach died at his home yesterday. he may be best known no incident grating the university of alabama in 1963. he read president kennedy taps statement demanding that two black students be allowed to enter the university and escorted them inside the building. >>> the washington region is being asked to come together to pray for chuck brown. the godfather of go-go remains in the hospital battling pneumonia. wpgc is organizing a unit prayer for brown. they are asking folks to stop what they're doing at noon today to offer prayers for the legendary performer. >> prayers are going out to him. >>> are too many tickets being handed out in the district. we'll tell you which city leader says enough is enough. >> i know a lot of people watching this right now are saying enough is enough. >>> a new plan to deal with the bud

are still on the itinerary for the fifa grouping while delegation head you're going mueller is staying mum about which locations faith are leaning towards school is a big city. i'm constantly be asked which cities will make the final shortlist everywhere i go in russia it reminds me of my daughter who always wants to open a christmas presents while it's still summer we're currently in the process of gathering information about each location in the fifo executive committee will announce the definitive list in september. chelsea have been given a boost ahead of sunday's champions league final with byron munich defenders gary cahill and david luis both returning to training after recovering from string knocks brazilian luis for exactly a month while cahill missed the final five matches of the season the jewel making it time we returned for interim manager roberto di matteo whose play captain john terry defender. midfield pair ramirez and raul meireles because of suspension timoteo admitting he missed struggle to name seven experienced players on the bench so a difficult test the weights m

kings of europe the greatest of spectacles in the first top of things certainly in the second thomas mueller scoring seven minutes from time on his home page before did drug to head home two minutes from time so one one was to score after ninety minutes the remaining extra time will be required to run two minutes into extra time remains. in. the game billed as the richest football match in the world also took place on saturday night's west ham united beating block pool in a play off to reach the english premier league pocket some seventy million dollars in the process incredible pressure and wembley but it was like altering the book that look the former england international he's lost a little of this progress ten minutes from the break i got right back into contention early in the second period brilliant long ball lots going to bite. thomas. i seem to belong to the. state three minutes from time to ensure the former seal the return to the premier league the first attempt so english current team down to check for seventy million dollars to follow. the team rusher are now just one win away fr

fbi director robert mueller testified before a house judiciary committee hearing on fbi oversight this morning. the foiled al qaeda terror plot to bring down a u.s. commercial jetliner was a focal point of this questioning. meantime, there are new details on the failed plot. the bomber trusted by al qaeda to pull the trigger, turns out to be an informant for the cia. in april, he delivered the sophisticated device which contained no metal parts out of yemen to intelligence agencies. it is now being studied at an fbi crime lab. lawmakers say we must continue to be vigilant. >> they keep on adapting and they keep on changing to respond to our defenses. and we have to keep changing our defenses. we also have to stay on the offense. >> the obama administration and members of congress say they are concerned so much, information has become public. they will investigate how word of this top-secret intelligence operation first began to leak last week. >>> this just in. new developments in a story that struck a chord with a long list of hybrid owners. it's a setback for the l.a. woman who sued

in an epic encounter in germany but the first up rapidly in the second half of regular time thomas mueller scoring seven minutes from time lets home pitch before deviate drug left to head home for chelsea with eighty eight minutes on the clock so one one the score after ninety minutes on the deed after extra time of the hour the answer meaning penalties it was then that drop would make himself even more of a hero netting the fifth all important spot to take part break then for chelsea are left to celebrate their first ever european cup triumph. the game billed as the richest football match in the world also took place on saturday night to west ham united being blocked pool in a play off to reach the english premier league and pocket some seventy million dollars in the process incredible pressure and wembley but it was a posting who broke the deadlock the former england international show in these last little of the last ten minutes from the break i talked to. got right back into contention early in the second period longball lots daunted by thomas. so to belong to belong. to a. time for th

. >> fbi director robert mueller made his comments on capitol hill. and joining us more is mary shriner. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> we heard the apology from jamie dimon. we heard reaction on capitol hill. i guess the question is whether or not congress will have full blown hearings into what happened with jpmorgan chase. >> i think hearings are likely mostly because senators and representatives really love matching on to these big dramatic issues. they like to weigh in. you remember all those viral videos. i'm sure you will see a number of hearings, but obviously, you're going to see different approaches from republicans and democrats and what they're going to try to get out of them. i think you're going to see democrats really double down can on dodd-frank and say there's going to be a need to fin you shall those rule writings. so for those people who are familiar with how the process works with wall street reform, what happened was that congress passed the bill and the president signed it into law, but much of the legisla

beyond those remarks really by director mueller, the committee has focused largely other issues.side this committee though, you will note the focus is very much squarely on what is happening in the latest, specifically bipartisan anger and serious concerns by members of both sides of the aisle. they're calling it a devastating leak to the media. top members like the chairman of the house homeland security committee, peter king, mike rodgers, voicing serious concern this information was leaked to the media prematurely calling for a full investigation and trying to get down to the bottom of how this information got and and their focus, rodgers saying to cnn that this information getting out has the potential of doing long lasting damage to our intelligence gathering and counterterrorism efforts. >> thanks so much. >>> well, the fbi says it's absolutely hopeful that two young tennessee girls are still alive. they're believed to be held by adam mayes. the prime suspect in the kidn kidnapping and killing of the girls mother and older sister. mayes' mother and former wife are now under