his parents were horrified when he was sentenced to death for spying for the c ia. of the verdict was overfurnished and a new trial ordered. but ever since, he has been held without trial or a pick statement of the charges against him. his friends and family insist he is innocent. >> in a letter, senator state john kerry stated that amr was retained on false charges. as for his release, he wrote the following. >> >> for more i'm joined by congressman dan kilde, a democrat. represents the district where the family lived. good to have you with us, congressman. >> this appears to be a grangeus young man. >> well, he is absolutely certain of his own innocence and so am i. his family like any other american family. amir was a high school hockey player like i was. >> he served in the u.s. marine core. he visited his grandmother and within a couple of weeks he was grabbed and was in a prison. it is a horrible situation for amir and his family. he does not believe that anyone should negotiate or trade anything for his release because he knows he is innocent. >> and you spoke

. >> you can go to the insurance company and after you go through the mus, which ia c and get a real althcare.gov is not fixed and not ready for prime time. >> it is interesting, house majority leader eric cantor plans to push forward the bill and wants to see it for a vote on security. he said that there should be more security requirements for healthcare.gov. if a breach occurs it shouldn't be up to the bureaucrat of when and whether to inform an individual that personal information is accessed: >> so far there is no evidence that eric cantor is in the house. we talked about this last week. target had to inform the customers there was a security breach. healthcare.gov doesn't have to. frankly, frightening to americans because healthcare.gov failed the security test twice. >> it is 2014 and like dejavu all over again. the issues are hanging out and more and more people signing o. let's talk about that. so the white house, i thought was part of the suggestion that 7 million people would need to be enrolled in the deadline in march to fund the whole thing and now they are walking back

happening in about an hour from now on the senate floor. .ou can see it live on c-span2 of theony was part soviet union until it became an independent country in 1991. ia was part of the soviet union. from the center for strategic and international studies, this is an hour. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. thank you for making it over to see sis. i direct the international security program. i'm not have a connolly, who is listed after program. heather was trapped in florida, of all places, by canceled flights yesterday. the good news is she ended up in a place with the warmest weather in the u.s.. the bad news is there are no flights going there, so she couldn't get out. leisure ofdistinct introducing the minister of defense of the republic of estonia. he has been a member of the estonian parliament since 2003. prior to 2000 three, he was a lecturer at the academy of security studies and has held a number of positions advising the estonian government. we are triplets to have him here today to discuss estonia's military modernization plans ahead of the september 2014 nato summit. after his remarks, we will discuss some of the issues most relevant

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