one person to be involved is toney blair, that britain would back american action before anything even happeneded. when in 2013 parliament voted against possible military intervention in syria the run up to the iraq war was clearly on many minds someone watching closely on wednesday was rose. her son was killed by a roadside bomb one of the 179 british personnel who died in iraq. >> john chilcot said that he understood the distress caused by the delays. >> from time to time when appropriate to explain where we got to and where we're going. i've got very much the feelings of families affected in mind when i do that. >> chilcot urged people to be patient and trust that the report would be fair and thorough. but for some people patience is fast running out. >> and an egyptian court has sentenced 230 people to life in prison. >> al jazeera journalist peter greste has arrived back home in australia after spending 400 days in an egyptian prison. he was wrongly convicted along with our two colleagues mohamed fahmy, baher mohammed of reporting false news and supporting the banned muslim brothe

toney, can you explain the title of the book? >> dead men risen is a phrase in a poem. it's not a very famous poem. but a company commander who was killed in action in june 2009 his mother sent him out a collection of first world war poems and he seized on the phrase dead men risen because his company was an amalgam of bits of other countries, all these men thrown together who haven't trained together, and to build an esprit decore he was saying you are dead men risen and the title was number nine company. and that company being in suspended animation since the end of the second world war and so he was trying to say to them, you are a reincarnation of these men from the second world war. you're they're descendents. you're dead men risen, and this was way of unidentifying them and became a theme of the book because the three main characters lieutenant the battalion commander, the company commander, and the pursuing commander were all killed in action and those three levels of leaders have been killed in a british battalion since the korean war. sense their testimony from

. >> toney, i'm worried bet the message we're getting from no less the president from border patrol agentsho says you have to do what i say. might they look the other way even if potentially bad guys try to sneak in? >> the incentive is to look the other way. that's the policy. so this is where -- these individuals, these -- god bless these border patrol agents, have to make a choice. follow the constitution and your oath or accept a policy which essentially, in military terms is an illegal order. you are not protecting your charge the americanÑñk +ño7k public and obviously the other thing i've talked about with you before is we have to treat mexico like a foreign country that has adversaries in it. they do. we have to do intelligence operations to figure out where terrorists are staging, how they're doing things, essentially treat them like we would have treated east germany during the cold war. >> i'm worried about the guys already here. i if we're loathe to deport people, that would include people like this and these border patrol agents might say, i'm kind of -- my hand are tied here.

toney, can you explain the title of the book? >> dead men risen is a phrase in a poem.em. but a company commander who was killed in action in june 2009 his mother sent him out a collection of first world war poems and he seized on the phrase dead men risen because his company was an amalgam of bits of other countries, all these men thrown together who haven't trained together, and to build an esprit decore he was saying you are dead men risen and the title was number nine company. and that company being in

toney bland is the senior deputy comptroller for midsize and community bank supervision for the office of the comptroller of the currency. larry fazio is the director of the office of examination and insurance at the national credit union administration and candace franks is the commissioner of the arkansas state bank department. she also serves as chairman of the conference of state bank supervisors. i would like to ask all you -- all your witnesses -- all the witnesses, written testimony be made part of the hearing record and if you could sum up your oral testimony by five minutes, it will give us a chance to have a dialogue with you. we'll start with miss eberley. >> thank you. chairman shelby, ranking member brown and members of the committee, i appreciate the opportunity to testify on behalf of the fdic, on regulatory relief for community banks, as the primary federal regulator, the fdic has a particular interest in the opportunities they face. they provide traditional relationship based banking services to their communities. although owe hold only 14% of assets they account for 4