so far this month, attacks in iraq have killed more than 160 people, mostly shiites and iraqi security forces.

a civil war with the sunni majority fighting against shiite militias and the shiite government. that is iraq in reverse and the united states already put its soldiers in between of a sunni/shiite civil war in iraq and i don't think the united states is going to do that again. under almost any circumstances. there are other possibilities, potentially nato, potentially the arab league or potentially covert action supplying weapons through some sort of hidden channel and i think that's what we're seeing now and we're probably going to see more of these kind of covert actions. >> richard engel reporting live, richard, thank you so much for your reporting. >>> violence erupting across syria's border in iraq, where coordinated car bombs have killed at least 56 people. explosions ripped through four different cities. local officials say dozens were injured in the death toll could rise. the explosions targeted shiite worshippers in a similar type of sectarian violence that swept the country during the height of the iraq war in 2006. >>> it comes amid political tensions between prime min

it targeted the main shiite religious affairs office, detonating right outside the building. nearly 200 people were wounded in the explosion that shattered nearby windows and damaged cars. security officials said the bombing appeared to be the work of al qaeda's iraq wing. officials in pakistan condemned a suspected u.s. drone strike that killed at least 15 people today. the attack targeted a militant

is the most insurgents linked to al qaeda frequently try to stoke sectarian tensions by attacking shiite pilgrims. spain's borrowing costs of soared to their highest since joining the euro madrid's misery continues piling up them with ratings agency fitch also grading eighteen spanish banks now the country's had to tap into one hundred billion euros from a financial backup for the help shore up its banks which would be saddled with a mountain of bad property loans the bailout was supposed to bolster faith in the euro but political risk consultant john holzman says it's getting increasingly tough for politicians to convince investors the point is that of course the germans are. and per their money without conditions mrs merkel has a very tough political scene ourselves and if she were said to just give the spanish one hundred million euro the people in germany would think she lost her mind sort of course they're going to be conditions of course the trick is going to look over spanish banks of course there's going to be conditionality the level and the spanish and what's happening is you s

across iraq killing at least fifty three people and injuring dozens of others for blasts targeted shiite pilgrims in the capital baghdad as they mark a religious anniversary of the bombs went off in several mainly shiite cities is the most insurgents and linked to al qaeda frequently try to stoke sectarian tensions by attacking shiite pilgrims. spain's borrowing costs have sought to their highest since joining the euro but misery continues piling up the ratings agency fitch downgrading eighteen spanish banks the country has had to tap into a hundred billion euros for a financial backup fund to help shore up its banks which have been saddled with them mountain of bad property loans the barrier that was supposed to bolster faith in the euro political risk consultant john holzman says it's getting increasingly tough politicians to convince investors. the point is that of course the germans are going to purge with their money without conditions mrs merkel has a very tough political scene herself and if she were said to just give the spanish on hundred million euro the people in germany would

shiites were victims of attacks elsewhere, too. signs the sunni groups are sidelined by a shia president. two car bombs, one detonated by a suicide car bomber exploded outside a restaurant killing two waves of officers. in kirkuk, the headquarters of the party was hit. the fragile government is deeply split along muslim, shiite and other factions. >> from central london, thank you for joining us. the fate of killings, quite a number of people killed and injured in this wave. is it a surprise? >> no. because the violence level in iraq has gone down greatly since the worst sectarian conflict 2006-2007, but there still is attacks. this is the worst that's been the biggest on this scale since march. but there's been other since troops left last year. and in the wake of the americans leaving there was a crisis which was at the same time these attacks started. so there were great fears three or four months ago that the country was potentially sprirling back into what it was before. there hadn't been such a scale or level of attacks. and

. >> a wave of car bombs target shiites in iraq. at least 65 are killed in one of the deadliest days since the u.s. withdrawal. during up for the games. the panam athletes, and the city is getting ready. welcome to our viewers of pbs in america and around the globe. the conflict in syria has ignited a diplomatic ground between world powers. the u.s. is accusing brushup of supplying arms to the syrian government. they questioned america's own military exports to the region. all of this suggests that at least in the short-term there is little hope for a diplomatic solution. >> this is what happens when the u.n. observers tried to get there to find out what is going on there. there were pro-regime villagers in favor of the president assad. the villagers turned back and said they came under fire as they turned away. the syrian state tv had a different version of events. they said observers refuse to stop the grievances about the presence of armed terrorist. . were hurtthree people run over by the u.n. vehicles. the government is using a

those three shiite military groups have really gone to ground. i was just discussing this with the general matis. our withdrawal seems to have traken their ability to recruit and sustain operations has been deple depleted. they almost stopped attacking us. i remember when the iraqi army went into bosara and took hundreds of rockets for the groups lying in wait to strike us. and i watched this very carefully with all of our assets within the u.s. government. in terms of internal security and the the iraqis being able to secure the country, they're not doing a bad job. they secured the capital to host the arab league summit. that would have been unheard of three to five years ago. so they're doing very good internal security. they're working to try to close some of the capability gaps. >> thank you. i have another couple of questions. but i think it will run over if i pursue those right now. but would the chairman --? >> senator, we allow like an extra minute. >> okay, well that's good. let me -- i'm changing direction here a little bit. i want to

fighting is taking on a very sectarian nature between sunnis and shiites. the population in syria is almost like iraq in reverse, you have a sunni majority and a shiite minority that is ruling with an iron hand. and now it is that sunni majority that is leading the opposition. you talked earlier about the town of haffeh. think you're right to talk about that. we're going to hear a lot more about this over the next coming days. this morning, disturbing images were coming out of haffeh. one of those horrible line ups of very small bodies of children wrapped in blankets. people there saying massacres are taking place. >>> haffeh is surrounded, it's been attacked with rockets, it's been attacked with attack helicopters. and u.n. observers are not hay loued in. u.n. observers are effectively just watching from the sidelines, making statements, but not in power to do very much. >> nbc's richard engel reporting this morning from cairo. we'll be talking to you more, thanks so much. >>> in business, the eurozones $25 billion bailout to save spain's banks is failing

>> well, shiite areas where the bombs went off and the target was shiite and that raises the whole sectarianria as well in iraq, and it was at the worst in '06 and '07 and the fear is that those behind us were trying to spark more sectarian clashes and drag iraq backwards into the darkinfrastructure? >> well, this is annoying a lot of observers because when the u.s. left there was an agreement in place to share the power, and it is called the power sharing agreement, and this has not happened under nuri al maliki, and he is seen as shutting out the sunni and the shia side and he controls the defense ministry and the sbeinterior ministry an lot of people are starting to see what they fear is an authoritarian regime in iraq emerging where the sunnis and the kurds are pushed to the margins of the political scene which creates frustrations among them as well, and that creates these sorts of problems. >> is this enough to put the political structure in jeopardy? the leadership? >> no, it may embolden al maliki to say, look at what is happening, and it is worrying what is going on in a political s

injuries attacks on government offices are still common in the country and they aim to undermine the shiite led ruling coalition. rebels in mali have announced a new console claiming independence for the country's north they say it will lead to a government of national unity opposing groups are struggling for the upper hand but can't agree on marriage because of religious differences military journal in mali began three months ago when a group of soldiers seize the presidential palace thing the government had lost control of the country. a suicide bomb attack in southern yemen has killed four tribal militia men elijah government forces the blaster was in response to army attempts to retake the city of shakira which is held by al-qaeda militants military officials say another terrorist blew himself up near a checkpoint in the same city but there were no injuries. four men were jailed for twelve years for plotting to attack the authors of a danish newspaper that published countries depicting the prophet mohammed as suspected terrorists were arrested in twenty ten after the shooting rampage pl

other world stories making headlines a suicide bomber has attacked iraq's main images surface for shiite muslims in baghdad killing twenty three and wounding more than seventy later a mortar shell struck close to a sunni muslim center because no damage or injuries attacks on government offices are still common in the country and to undermine the shiite led ruling coalition. rebels in mali have formed a new console to declare independence for the country's north they say it will lead to a government of national unity two opposing rebel groups are struggling for the upper hand but come to agree on lurching because of religious differences turmoil in money began three months ago when the group of soldiers seized the presidential palace in a military coup saying the government has lost control of the country. a suicide bomb attack in southern yemen has killed four tribal militia men i lied to government forces the blast was in response to army attempts to retake the city of shock which is held by al-qaeda militants military officials say another terrorism blew himself up near checkpoint in t

in northern baghdad killing at least nine people scores were wounded in the blasts in the mostly shiite muslim neighborhood the latest attack comes just hours of the gunman opened fire on a police checkpoint in the west of the city killing three officers one hundred people have died in a wave of violence in iraq in the past fortnight the shiites and government security forces the main targets. well time now for the business knees and the annual meeting of economic heavy hitters the st petersburg forum is in full swing in russia's northern capital. ok the economic forum is dominating the financial headlines certainly here in russia what's on the agenda today absolutely will top of the agenda i would say is the european sovereign debt crisis kerry you won't be surprised to hear that one now doesn't it putin he did address the business investors that the free beginning of the event and he did full support to europe as its key trading partner he also called for active and joint measures to cope with the global meltdown one of them is reforming the i.m.f. to give more voting rights to emergi

the country have killed twenty two people and wounded more than fifty the deadly strikes targeted shiite neighborhoods and security forces just over the last month more than two hundred iraqis have been killed in attacks the recent violence comes in the midst of a political crisis with shiites sunis and kurds all calling for prime minister nouri al maliki to resign for sidelining his opponents. the former bosnian serb leader radovan has been acquitted of one of the two genocide charges brought against him of the international hague tribunal he had asked for the case to be dropped based on a lack of evidence but still faces ten charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity is accused of ordering atrocities during the one nine hundred ninety s. bosnian war including the seven it's a massacre where some eight thousand muslims were killed. the u.s. supreme court has given the go ahead to president barack obama's health care legislation under the law most americans are obliged to get health insurance by two thousand and fourteen all pay a fine it was agreed that the penalty will be in the

some other international headlines now this hour there's been a spate of deadly bombings targeting shiite pilgrims and police in iraq eighteen people were killed when four bombs hit shia worshippers across that they marked a religious anniversary in a southern city of twin blasts outside a restaurant frequented by police killed twenty two people and wounded many others two more car bombs killed four people in the main the shiite city of. an islamist web site has posted a video of this second in command who's killing by a nato drone in pakistan was confirmed by u.s. officials a week ago here. calling on insurgents outside syria to fight against president assad it's not clear whether it confirms the. tara cheney faced a knife the u.s. described as kidding as a serious blow to a group in which he played a key role in attracting young recruits. spain's borrowing costs soared to the highest since joining the euro but to its misery continuous piling up the ratings agency fitch downgrading eighteen spanish banks the country has had to tap into one hundred billion euros with financial backup fund

bombings across iraq at least fifty three people and injuring dozens of others several blasts targeted shiite pilgrims across baghdad as a mark religious anniversary twin blasts went off outside a restaurant frequented by police in the southern city of you know two more car bombs and struck the main shiite city. and is the most web site has posted a video of al qaeda second in command who's killing by nato drone in pakistan was confirmed by u.s. officials a week ago shows. me calling on insurgents outside syria to fight against president assad it's not clear whether the video confirms that the terrorists chief is still alive u.s. describe his killing as a serious blow to a group which he played a key role in attracting young recruits. spain's borrowing costs have soared to their highest since joining the euro hundreds of missing. he continues piling up about things i can't say fitch downgrading eighteen spanish banks the country has had to tap into a hundred billion euro financial backup fund to help shore up its banks which are being saddled with a mountain of property that ends well the bai

across iraq killing at least fifty three people and injuring dozens of others full blast targeted shiite pilgrims in the capital baghdad as they marched through religious anniversary of the bombs went off in several mainly shiite cities to islam it's insurgents linked to al qaeda frequently try to stoke sectarian tensions by attacking pilgrims. space borrowing costs of solar to the highest snow since joining the euro madrid's misery continues to pile up with ratings agency fitch also downgrading eighteen spanish banks the country's how to tap into one hundred billion euros from a financial backup fund to help shore up its banks which have been saddled with a mountain of bad property loans the bailout was supposed to bolster faith in the euro but political risk consultant john holzman told me it's going to increasingly tough for politicians now to convince investors the point is that of course the germans are going to part with their money without conditions mrs merkel has a very tough political scene or sell and if she were said to just give the spanish one hundred million euro the peopl

baghdad killing at least fourteen people over one hundred were wounded in the blast in the mostly shiite muslim neighborhood the latest data comes just hours after gunmen opened fire on a police checkpoint in the west of the city killing three officers over one hundred people have died in a wave of violence in iraq in the past fortnight with shiites and government security forces the main target. now some shocking footage now of a horrendous crash on a rural road in central russia in which two people died what do was to be an ordinary trip for the driver who filmed it ended up with witnessing as you know from a nightmare now as you can see the driver of an oncoming truck lost control of to the brakes failed you can see it plowing through the lines of traffic on both sides of the road some of which burst into flames almost unbelievably the driver of a van involved in the jumps out of the rag at the end physically and her unharmed but badly shaken after these horrific crash. but now said it to people lost their lives while nine others aware injured in that horrendous question can see that

restaurant frequented by police in the southern city of hillah two more car bombs and struck many shiites in baghdad. and it is the most web site has posted a video of al qaeda second in command who's killing by a nato drone in pakistan was confirmed by u.s. officials a week ago shows. me calling on insurgents outside syria to fight against president assad it's not clear whether the video confirms that the target chief is still alive u.s. described his killing as a serious blow to a group which he played a key role in attracting young recruits. spain's borrowing costs have soared to the highest since joining the euro hundreds of misery continues piling up ratings agency fitch downgrading eighteen spanish banks the country has had to tap into one hundred billion euro financial backup fund to help shore up its banks which had been saddled with a mountain of property that well the bailout was supposed to boast a faith in the u.s. political risk consultant strongholds and says it's getting increasingly tough point to titian's to convince investors. the point is that of course the germans are

well more of the world's main snooze and now there's been a spate of a deadly bombings targeting shiite pilgrims and police in iraq eighteen people died when four bombs hit shia worshippers across baghdad as they marked religious anniversary in the southern city of hillah twin blasts outside a restaurant frequented by police killed twenty two people and wounded many others two more car bombs left four people dead in the mainly shiite city that. is the most web site has posted a video of a second in command killing by nato drone in pakistan was confirmed by u.s. officials we can show. be calling on insurgents outside syria to fight against president assad it's not clear whether that video confirms that tara chief instead live u.s. describe his killing as a serious blow to a group which he played a key role in attracting young recruits. spain's borrowing costs have sort of the highest since joining the euro but your misery continues piling up with the ratings agency fitch downgrading eighteen spanish banks countries have to tap into one hundred billion euros financial backup fund to help

more than 100 injured the latest attack targeting shiite muslims. tensions have been high various factions are vying for power. >>> and immoral to a contra costa county marine was unveiled today in danville anne mackovic shows us hundreds turned out to honor the man whose service was a family tradition. chisholm a boy of love and affection from danville it touches my heart >>> call him colonel or popov he nick in his grand son jackie >>> an amazing young man, the life of the party he was a light >>> the marine himself colonel was worth when chuck e cheese signed up >>> it is not as glorious as we once realized or imagined when we were young kids >>> the bread and man and listed and volunteered for the front lines >>> something special about them >>> he was killed in afghanistan swigging for hidden bombs two months into his to work it was brought back to dan fell to a hero's welcome in december more than 3000 people can not to salute him. today hundreds turned out to sea this statue unveiled in his honor. >>> they were there when he took his last bre

the explosives-rigged car was near a shiite muslim building and the health department. a canadian suspected of murder was found in germany. a headless body was found in a suitcase outside the apartment of luka rocco magnotta. >> when luka rocco magnotta was cornered, he said to bnerli bern police, you he he was part of a red notice, a fugitivie of the highest warning. he was spotted in berlin. >> he was checking info on himself on the web. i called the police when seeing magnotta's pictures on the internet. >> on this flat, he is thought to have killed his lover with an ice pick and during the video, a song from the movie "american psycho," plays in the background. he sent a severed foot to the offices of the canadian conservative party. in berlin he offered no resistence. >> the reason why he is broadcasting to the media -- we want to get the 100% results of that. interpol confirmed this to us. >> the police tracked him with the mobile phone signals, but arrived at the hotels just as he'd left. he wore lipstick and wigs and even had plastic surgery to make himself look

the targets, shiite pilgrim in baghdad and other cities.ore than 16 separate explosions rocked the country today. it's the third attack this week aimed at shiites. taking part in annual religiou. iran top nuclear negotiator says next week talk in the west will include proposals from all sides. six-nation bloc is demanding they halt uranium enrichment. iran refused so far. who is sending what to whom? in syria. continues to be the crux of a growing dispute between the u.s. and russia. correspondent connor powell tells us while political fighting goes on, the real fighting gets worse. >> the war in syria is intensifying with civilians increasingly caught in the cross fire. but worse, violence may be yet to come. results that both sides are receiving new and deadly weapons. lightly armed at the start of the conflict, rebels now reportedly have anti-tanks missiles. >> this amateur video appears to show rebels destroying a syrian army tank. as troops use helicopters to repel the rebels, they rejected claims that russia is sending weapons to the

of a shiite saint.that country. it was one of the deadlyist attacks since american troops pulled out. >>> now, russian's foreign minister is defending its sale of weapons to syria. providing the country with weapons does not violent laws and accused of u.s. of giving weapons to the ompope sigs. yesterday, hillary clinton accused russia of escalating the conflict in syria. >>> today, president obama, will meet with israeli shimon peres at the white house. tonight he will present the president will a medal of freem. president peres is being regular niced for his efforts to reach peace in the middle east. he was not able to be at the awards ceremony last night at the white house with the other recipients. >>> we have developing news from buffalo, new york. a hospital is under lockdown after a woman was shot and killed. s.w.a.t. teams have cordoned off the complex. the shooting happened inside a building for outpatient services. police have identified a 45- year-old man as a person of from the. this -- as a

the latest attack targeting shiite muslims at this month. various factions are vying for power tensions have been high since u.s. troops left iraq. the family of a contra costa family unveiled a memorial in his honor. anne mackovic was there for an emotional trip yet. ♪ >>> the whole point of love and affection from danville touches my heart. >>>: colonel or popov he nicknamed his his grand son ceci >>> he was an amazing young man the life of the party >>> the marine himself colonel was worried when his grand son signed up. >>> it is not as glorious as we once thought or imagined as we were young kids >>> he and rolled out of high school and volunteered for the front lines. >>> carell was killed in afghanistan last november 2nd months into his store he was brought back to danville to a hero's welcome last december more than 3000 people and cannot to salute the young marine. today hundreds returned to memorial hall to see a statue in his honor unveiled including members of his battalion. >>> they were there and were there when he took his las

it's the third time in a week religious processions for shiite muslims have been targeted in the capitalignificant as it marks the annual pilgrimage commemorating the century's old debt of the shiite. this morning, the attacks follow an ongoing political crisis that some fear is fueling the push for more violence. >> thank you. >>> american leaders are accusing russia of helping syria fight their rebel uprising. secretary of state hillary clinton says russia is shipping syria's al assad attack helicopters to attack rebels. united nations kofi annan has until mid-july to convince assad to step down. after that the u.n. might pull its observers from the country. >>> a major honor for israeli president shimon perez. president obama will present the long-time leader with the medal of freedom this evening. they'll meet at the white house earlier in the day. secretary of state hillary clinton, and former president bill clinton will be among the dignitaries on hand. president obama will also stump for votes today. he'll attend a campaign event here in the district. >>> the president's opponent

the pilgrims were paying tribute for a shiite saint. there are concerns that this latest wave of violence will only prompt further sectarian attacks. >>> u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton is accusing russia of planning to supply new attack helicopters to syria. and the u.s. is warning that will dramatically escalate the crisis there. russia says it is honoring military contracts but stresses it is not giving syria weapons. syria responded by accusing the united states of interfering. the u.n. says the conflict in syria is a full-blown civil car. >>> today, the president and ceo of j. p. morgan chase will apologize to congress. jamie dimond is expects to plain how the company lost $2 billion in the course of two week. >>> still ahead on fox 5 morning news, a heads up on metro. find out which station is officially get a new name today. >> pretty incredible video from overseas. we'll tell you what happened when a tornado tore through venice, italy. we'll have to ask tucker about that one.  . >>> a rare tornado r

both attacks targeted shiite pilgrims in baghdad. the first blast occurred when a man disguised as a taxi driver picked up people to get into the area. then set the bomb off. a short time later the second bomb exploded nearby. the explosion marks the third day of bombings this week. >>> escalation of violence in syria over the last ten days, hundreds of people including civilian, rebels and government forces have been killed since the seas fire was supposed to come into effect. >> reporter: patrol vehicles will remain grounded in syria until it is safe for workers to resume their work. >> this suspension will be reviewed on a daily basis. >> reporter: the un says escalating violence over the past ten days makes it impossible for 300 monitors to carry out their mission. shots were fired at a un convoy, carrying observers last week and roadside bombs have damaged several vehicles. the observers were sentenced here after un envoy koffi annan broke a ceasefire. instead observers spent most of their time verifying government attacks on ci

you have the shiites. it's either a dictator for them to be together or make them agr agree. they are ready. let them take responsibility. intervening. let us support them in any way we can. clearly humanitarian. i don't speak about -- we would like to help. not by arms but by food, by support, by voting. and i think right now this should be the decision. the leaders of the world, what can russians do? they'll be finely accused of intervening. so no single country can do it without being accused. the arab league should and can do it. and if you ask for my advice, this should be diet policy. >> thank you. i wonder if we can shift to the palestinian issue for a moment. you know, here we say that the status quo between israel and the palestinians is unsustainable. but out there, where you live, if you look from day to day like government of israel, palestinian authority, even hamas, gaza, they seem to be satisfied with the status quo for the time being. in your view, is the status quo sustainable? >> i think kesinger said, foreign affairs, domestic situation. i can say about the

so far this month, attacks in iraq have killed more than 160 people, mostly shiites and iraqi security forces. lawmakers in pakistan elected a new prime minister today amid continuing political turbulence. he is raja pervaiz ashraf, the information minister in the previous government. he replaces yousuf raza gilani, who was ousted this week by a decree of the country's supreme court. gilani ran afoul of the court when he refused to initiate a corruption investigation of pakistan's president, asif ali zardari. crowds of egyptians thronged cairo's tahrir square today to rally for the muslim brotherhood and its presidential candidate. they demanded election results that now have been delayed indefinitely. mohammed morsi, the muslim brotherhood candidate, said the rallies would go on, but he insisted they'll be peaceful. >> i announce and promise in front of all of you that there will not be any discrimination or any confrontation or violence to disrupt the security and stability of the country. this is all rumor about any violence. >> holman: the muslim brotherhood has said its count show

we have not reached the point of people being killed because they are shiite or sunni, and that is what everybody fears. >> the longer this situation goes on, the greater the risk that more people get sucked into sectarian revenge, as we saw in lebanon and -- >> the sectarian issue is always there in syria. people have it in the back of their minds, even if they're not talking about it. foreign journalists will say, we never had a history of that kind of thing here. this is not iraq. syrians have existed peacefully. we would not go down that road. there has been so much loss and bloodshed. there is the idea of revenge in some communities. sunnis on the check point, let's check the building. people are talking in those terms. that is reading jurors. -- really dangerous. >> some of longer can the rebels carry on, given they are getting so little help from outside? >> there under tremendous pressure. there were selling furniture to buy bullets. people were going out with half a dozen bullets to put in their clips. in other places, they are doing better. we had a ship meant of anti-tank wea

the targets were shiites 26 people were killed and dozens injured. the death toll is expected to rise. there were also car bomb attacks where at least 30 others were killed. >>> in northern colorado, firefighting officials say they're slowly starting to get control of a massive wildfire that's burned over 68 square miles of land. the high park fire is blamed for one death. at least 100 buildings have been destroyed or damaged. by yesterday, it was 10% contained. >> it's a slow process as we get fire line constructed. we need to have favorable weather conditions. we've had that those last few days. >> and southern new mexico, a 56 square mile fire damaged or destroyed more than 200 homes and cabins. there are 19 major wildfires currently burning in nine states. >>> as expected the testimony in the jerry sandusky sexual abuse trial has been graphic. more of the same expected today. yesterday a key prosecution witness said he saw the former penn state assistant football coach sexually abusing a young boy in a campus locker room. manuel gallegus has the

he was seen as the face of the shiite group and is now aligning with the sunnis. the sons of iraq is something we need to watch closely. about 30,000 sons of iraq are getting paid. they get paid about $300 a month. which is slightly below the per capital gdp. that needs to continue. one of the indicators if you look at pursued or reignited civil war is militant insurgent groups beginning to coalesce and reform. and making sure the sons of iraq continue to taken care of, that will be very important. so far the government has kept most of the promises on that. but we need to watch it. and we need to remind the current government every day they need to do what they can to make them feel like a part of the process. >> we thank you for your testimony, for your prior service and for your willingness to serve yet again in tough assignments. i want to say this that we're going to keep the record open. we'll keep the record opened for 48 hours. i want to make sure people knew that for members of the community. we're grateful for your testimony, and we're adjourned. tomorro