them there and let the disperse to turkey to iraq where they can say radicalized and they get status shamus or bring them back have them face trial be released in short order and then restart their activities and western style now if specialized in russian foreign policy long enough to know that the russians never missed a chance to point out western double standards but i think it goes beyond that it's a legal issue why should these people be isis fighters and their families be dumped in somebody else's territory if it is developed there's been some outliers truly for example the way of one of the probably end is for the fifteen pairs bomber who are said they would rather one stay in syria they return to the west because the french of launched airstrikes against their family but the majority if given the opportunity would definitely want to come back to their home country even if they know they're going to face trial even if they know they can almost certainly face the central prison sentence and russia has definitely invited its own people back to their accomplices and of course of instan

them there and let the disperse to turkey to iraq where they can say radicalized and they get status shamus or bring them back have in the trial be released in short order and then restart their activities and western style now if specialized in russian foreign policy long enough to know that the russians never missed a chance to point out western double standards but i think it goes beyond that it's a legal issue why should these people the isis fighters and their families be dumped in somebody else's territory if it is developed there's been some outliers truly for example the wife of one of the probably endless for the city in paris bombing us said they would rather one stay in syria they return to the west because the french have launched air strikes against their family.

them there and let the disperse to turkey to iraq where they can say radicalized and they get status shamus or bring them back have a trial.

shamu stadium. >> that's why it smelled so good up here yesterday?yes, it did. >> smells like creamer. >> always smells better than it tastes, right? little breezy outside, right? >> yeah. >> i promise the winds will calm down and today will be a lot less aggressive than yesterday. more enjoyable. 25 at fairfield. about 10 at sfo. here's a look at our temperatures. there's a windchill out there. all of us are in the 40s. ukiah at 36. los gatos at 39 degrees. san francisco, brentwood, warmest at 49. let's see where we end up. how about low to mid-60s. 60 to 65. lakeport at 57. we'll take a look at your 12-hour planner. here's alexis. >> we have high wind advisories in effect fort san mateo bridge, the benicia bridge. as mike said, it is calming down. that was the breeziest part of my commute. taking you now to roadwork in marin county, south on 101 between hamilton drive and golden gate bridge. they're working on the emergency road repair leaving only one lane open. i think they have another lane open at this point. i'm not seeing any delays. that is

there and let them disperse to turkey to iraq where they can say radicalized and they get status shamus or bring them back have a trial be released in short order and then restart their activities and western style now if specialized in russian foreign policy a long enough to know that the russians never miss a chance to point out western double standards but i think it goes beyond that it's a legal issue why should these people be isis fighters and their families be dumped in somebody else's territory is developed there's been some outliers truly for example the way of one of the probably end is for the city in paris bombing us said they would rather one seen syria they return to the west because the french have launched air strikes against their family but the majority if given the opportunity would definitely want to come back to their home country even if they know they're going to face trial even if they know they can almost certainly it's essential prison sentence and russia has definitely invited its own people back to their own consciousness and of course of instances where they

my youngest son is shamus just applying to high schools. he is also a bright young man. his passion is baseball. both as a player where he compels and as a fan of the los angeles donnelers where he had had to experience the highs and lows in the last few years of making it to the world series and not quite closing the deal. and then i'd also like to introduce my siblings here, my brother tim, my sisters chris and ginny also here. my sister in law marie and nephew harry. my good friend mark savage who flew in from california for this hearing. i'm sorry my parents can't be here for this moment. they both passed away many years ago. but i owe everything i have to them and in particular to my mother mo was a very strong person and taught me the importance of education and of good values. and i'd be pleased to answer any questions you may have. >> great, first of all i want to thank this committee, particularly chairman graham and ranking member feinstein for holding the hearing. i want to thank senator cotton for the nice introduction and i also want to thank the president f