spro says going we received mr salaam last who can moscow and i just had a meeting with the general haftar was in my school recently and we also work with mr selleck we work with all the prominent figures in the libyan politics and it's very very obvious that they needed to or he can silence and we welcome the initiatives set forth by. prince shaikh mohammed in april and then in june by french president macron initiatives to mediate a dialogue between the tripoli and the tobruk tripoli was represented by saroj it was represented by the commander of the libyan national army general hotter and there are certain progress was made in the certain agreements were achieved in paris this makes us optimistic that this process is now underway and we really appreciate the contribution. by. the un secretary special envoy mr salaam. and it's just important and this is something that some of my african colleagues told me it's important and this is certainly a positive development yet it is important to remember that libya is a tribal country. libya has never had a political party is when we talk about e

as a matter of spro duction i would like each colleague to give a 3 minute perspective on his view of global terrorism. how is it the threat? how's it growing or decreasing? what or his each country each person doing for their country as an order to combat this. we see isis going away in the physical sense. it's seems to be a very enduring global threat. along with other groups like al qaeda, and similar terrorist groups globally. i start before we get to questions. and ask patty to speak about three minutes from her majesty government in london. >> thank you very much. thank you everyone for coming to this session. and thanks for our host. what a joy it is to be here. i want to start just with by saying thank you. so this isn't a dha goes by that individual citizens of the united kingdom aren't safer because of the work of the community that is represented in the room. and that's double true because there's a wonderful endeavor about the american intelligence community which infects those who work with it. so they endeavor to improve. i like tom's line yesterday. about you don't have

what do you make of equifax's spro response >> this is why all as consumers, got to read the fine printsation clauses that cfbb was looking at this administration have been trying to cut back on that this is the kind of abuse that we need to be concerned about. i also think that ongoing forward basis, i think there are questions about liability but before we get this, i got to look back at me and my colleagues for three years, i have been trying to get a national data breach standard in place. we got 49 different data breach laws around country. >> what does that mean exactly, senator? >> it means there will be standards around transparencies and consumer notification. >> how about standards in terms of protecting the information in the first place. >> it tries to elevate standards. what happens oftentimes and i am the chair of the cyber caucus and i breathe deep in this stuff. you have oftentimes this case is not so much because we know where the vulnerability was and where the breach took place. often times, you may have entities verses financial institutions all are pointing al each o