that is we back-line our focus was on smart phones, sinnott is just the letters don't stand for anything anymore. and our u.s. headquarters are in washington right outside of seattle and globally based out of taiwan. >> how many u.s. jobs does htc support, do you know? >> a little over 300, 300 to three injured 50 people in the united states doing sales, marketing, engineering, product design. all of our product is on a known industrial design right here in the united states. >> keith nowak at htc, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> one of the well-known the telecommunications companies is irca and their care of the communicator electronic show on capitol hill with some of the new wares. if dave arland, what are you showing today? >> a new kind of television service called mobile digital television and that is the ability to take the high-definition tv signal that you have in your house and make it mobile's you can actually take it with you on a train, in your car, anywhere you go you will be doubled to take television with you and started out a portable tv sets coming out now fro

sinnott we, reappearing characters tend to pull this together into a community of tightening. and of course the murder case is a continuing fred after it happened. and this one character, joe odem, who pops regularly, commenting on our progress through stevan, making funny jokes about my riding this movie and never pay attention to the fact that it's going to be a book. to him it's a movie. we're going to be in it. if we are in what he is writing it will turn into a movie and we will be in it. so from the beginning for the end of the book is a greek chorus of character a real person commenting on the progress so it's all pulls together and it's a narrative about my experience in savannah and a lot of unusual things happening. c-span: jim williams one of the principal characters is dead. when did he die? >> guest: he died in january 1990. c-span: how? >> guest: the first -- the papers -- what happened is he came down, he was at home to be keen to get the paper and make himself to your coffee and collapse behind his desk and died. what everyone thought at first is a heart attack

sinnott having to do that was the weight off my shoulders, and i think that everyone here could use that. so bear in mind i think we need it and we need it soon so keep working, keep funding and research and hopefully it will be out soon. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, madame chair for holding the hearing and all of your work chairing the diabetes caucus. as we can see it really is making a difference. >> kerry, i really think that your final words summed up why we are here and what our purpose is. but i do want to take this opportunity to thank everyone for coming to this hearing. it's wonderful witnesses that we've had, the delegates who are chosen to testify to read all the delegates that are sitting in the well and around the room, and their families because diabetes truly is a disease that affects the entire family i want to thank the juvenile diabetes research foundation for working so closely with us. it merely tyler moore since a letter and some testimony that we are going to put into the record, and we will have the record open for an additional 15 days in case

sinnott herber? >> thank you madam chairman. general, thanks to you and your family for your service. a number of us had the opportunity to see you in action in iraq and afghanistan. i think we've seen firsthand you don't say things you don't mean. given that use made a statement numerous times on the day you're sworn in you're going to get out of your car by yourself, but you're the only main person in bin ladens's documents i hope he will change your mind and take somebody with you. >> there will be some security. >> the agency provided securities. >> general, most if not all of the finished intelligence at our committee is provided is finished analysis, and that's a derived from source reports and other intelligence materials that we don't see, and i might say we don't always need to see tax dollars are put to good use in the intelligence community. would you agree part of the committee's duty is to conduct successful quality oversight of that analysis? >> absolutely. and as i stated, this is not just about keeping the commit