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In Group Filial Therapy (GFT), therapists train parents to conduct play sessions with their children. This book provides an accessible guide to the theory and practice of GFT, and for the first time offers step-by-step guidelines for implementing the GFT program developed by Dr Guerney, the co-creator of Filial Therapy. more »
2013, Paperback: £29.99/ $49.95Keywords: adoption, attachment, challenging behaviour, child psychology, children, counselling, creative therapies, expressive therapies, families, mental health, parenting, pastoral care, person-centred, play, play therapy, relationships, social work, supervision, trauma
This concise book of drama-based exercises will be an invaluable tool for practitioners looking to facilitate conflict transformation with a wide range of contexts and client groups. Each stage of the dramatic problem solving approach is accompanied by activities and illustrated with examples from the author's extensive experience. more »
2012, Paperback: £14.99/ $24.95Keywords: communication, counselling, creative therapies, dramatherapy, education, expressive therapies, group psychotherapy, play, psychodrama, psychology, psychotherapy, relationships, social work, theatre, violence, youthwork
The author of this book guides the reader through developing journal writing to use as a therapeutic tool. The book includes advice on working with individuals, facilitating a therapeutic writing group, proposed clinical applications, practical techniques, useful journal prompts, exercises and case vignettes. more »
2010, Paperback: £17.99/ $29.95Keywords: arts therapies, counselling, creative therapies, creative writing as therapy, creativity, emotions, expressive therapies, families, grief, group psychotherapy, health care, interdisciplinary arts therapies, mental health, occupational therapy, offenders, poetry, psychoanalysis, psychology, relationships, self esteem, self harm, sexual abuse, social care, social work, supervision, trauma
This book provides a guide to promoting the psychological well-being of children with chronic illnesses and medical conditions, covering support within health, social services and education. It discusses issues such as the impact of diagnosis and the experiences of children and their families in managing their medical condition and treatment. more »
2010, Paperback: £19.99/ $34.95Keywords: adolescence, advocacy, cancer, carers, cerebral palsy, child development, child protection, child psychiatry, child psychology, children, children's rights, cognitive behavioural therapy, communication, counselling, creative therapies, creative writing as therapy, depression, diet, disability, educational psychology, emotions, epilepsy, expressive therapies, families, grief, health care, joint working, mental health, mental illness, nursing, occupational therapy, palliative care, play therapy, psychiatry, psychology, psychotherapy, relationships, resilience, safeguarding children, seizures, self esteem, social care, social work, speech and language therapy, teenagers, transitions
Trauma can result from a range of experiences from bullying to witnessing violence to living through war. This book explores the different reactions children may experience, and the impact trauma can have. Appropriate and effective ways of helping children after a traumatic event are outlined, and different types of therapy are discussed. more »
2010, Paperback: £19.99/ $32.95Keywords: adolescence, adoption, attachment, bereavement, bullying, challenging behaviour, child development, child psychiatry, child psychology, children, cognitive behavioural therapy, counselling, creative therapies, creative writing as therapy, death, depression, domestic abuse, education, educational psychology, emotions, expressive therapies, families, fostering, grief, looked after children, mainstream education, pastoral care, play therapy, probation, relationships, resilience, risk assessment, safeguarding children, school phobia, self esteem, self harm, social care, social work, teenagers, trauma, youthwork
This book offers interventions and exercises drawn from practice and research, for practitioners to use as a basis for their own arts-based groups or one-to-one sessions. It is accessible and suitable for helping, health and education practitioners and students from a variety of disciplines, such as social work, psychology and counselling. more »
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Aug. 6 (Bloomberg) -- The dollar fell against most of its major counterparts as risk appetite increased amid speculation central banks may take further steps to boost economic growth.
The euro pared losses against the yen as German Chancellor Angel Merkel's government backed the European Central Bank's bond-buying plan. Stocks rose, with the Standard & Poor 500 Index reaching its highest level since May. Norway's krone climbed. Sterling declined against all of its 16 most-traded peers after U.K. data showed weakness in the housing market.
"We've seen a temporary subsiding in the risk-off trading environment," Michael Woolfolk, senior currency strategist in New York at Bank of New York Mellon Corp, said in a telephone interview. "The market is already very short euros and overly long dollars, so going back to a more neutral basis is consistent with what we've seen." A short position is a bet a security will decline, and a long position a wager it will rise.
The U.S. currency dropped 0.4 percent to 78.17 yen at 1:53 p.m. New York time. The greenback declined 0.1 percent to $1.2398 per euro, after dropping earlier as much as 0.5 percent to $1.2444, the weakest in a month, and rising 0.4 percent. The shared currency sank 0.3 percent to 96.91 yen after touching 97.80 earlier, the strongest level since July 12.
The euro lost 1.1 percent in the past month versus nine developed-nation counterparts tracked by the Bloomberg Correlation-Weighted Indexes. The dollar was the worst performer, falling 2.1 percent, while Sweden's krona rose the most, 2.8 percent.
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The Norwegian krone gained 0.3 percent to 5.9631 per dollar and appreciated 0.1 percent to 7.3958 per euro, and Australia's dollar rose versus its U.S. counterpart after falling earlier. The Aussie gained 0.1 percent to $1.0580.
The pound fell to a one-month low against the euro after U.K. reports showing weakness in the housing market underlined the fragility of Britain's economy. The currency dropped 0.3 percent to 79.43 pence per euro after depreciating to 79.63 pence, the weakest level since July 6. Sterling declined 0.2 percent to $1.5613.
The Swedish krona dropped against the euro and dollar after Statistics Sweden said service production fell 0.2 percent from May, when it gained 2.3 percent. Production rose an annual 1.1 percent, compared with May's 1.9 percent jump.
The krona declined 0.3 percent at 8.3310 against the euro and declined 0.2 percent to 6.7179 per dollar.
Merkel's government today backed ECB President Mario Draghi's proposals on bond buying to help bring down borrowing costs in Spain and Italy.
The government is "not worried" by Draghi's announcement of Aug. 2, deputy Merkel spokesman Georg Streiter told reporters at a regular press briefing in Berlin today, when asked whether the government is concerned that ECB independence might be compromised.
U.S. and European stocks rose. The S&P 500 Index increased as much as 0.6 percent, and the MSCI World Index of stocks gained as much as 0.9 percent to its highest point since May 4.
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Draghi outlined a plan last week under which the ECB may buy debt in tandem with the euro area's bailout fund, while saying the details still need to be worked out over the coming weeks. Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann said in an interview published a day before Draghi's comments that the ECB shouldn't exceed its mandate.
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Greece and its international creditors agreed on the need to strengthen policy efforts to support the nation's economy and comply with its bailout terms after nearly two weeks of meetings in Athens.
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Race Organizer Comments Got the Spirit of Survival? Come run wild with us! Andrea Nunn (9/22/07) Spirit of Survival is approaching fast, but it is not to late for you to register for this awesome experience! Our race routes are like no other, this is a run through the wild; buffalo, longhorns and the spirit of the refuge! Once you experience it you won't forget it and you will want to do it again!! Log on now, you won't regret it, it's worth your wild!
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Most wonderful race. The course is very hilly. In fact there is only one flat spot in the whole course that I can remember. BUT you hardly notice because they are gradual and the scenery is SO wonderful. There was a water station and a port-a-potty for every runner. The support stations were so enthusiastic and they were there for the ENTIRE time. I just cannot say enough about this race. I felt like it was a labor of love for everyone who volunteered.
Everything about this race was terrific. People often complain about paying too much for marathons these days, but I felt as if I got back way more than what this one cost. Unforgettable scenery - maybe because I'm from New England where I just don't see landscapes like this, but I will never forget it. It was like all of those running posters you see. A two-lane road out into the wide open prairie. I didn't see any buffalo but I heard from other runners that they did. That would have been another thing on the list that made my day. The pasta party the night before was small and I wish it were better attended; the musicians were terrific though, including a local flute player, and then Bart Yasso related some funny stories from races he ran and covered for Runner's World. After that, I visited Geronimo's grave site, which I used for inspiration the next day. The course was scenic to say the least, and a good challenge with long hills but ideal weather for running. I appreciated the mixed start with half marathoners. The race really thinned out after the split on the out-and-back course. The volunteers were enthusiastic and the aid stations were ideally spaced. (More of them than I needed, and GU was available from them.) The road was open to traffic but the traffic was either runner's families or OK State Troopers, as far as I could tell. Both were welcome sights. The highlight for me was running the last seven miles with last year's female winner, which got me - well her, really - a police escort for the last two miles. That has never happened to me before. Post-race party at the finish line was just what I wanted. Food and refreshments of all kinds were available. The results were quickly posted. The medal was excellent. I don't have a single negative thing to say about this race or organization, which can't have been easy since it involved at a minimum the department of defense and department of interior. It starts on an army base and runs through a National Wildlife Refuge. It's one of those races I wish more people knew about. And it's a run for a cause as well, which benefits the Cancer Centers in the area. There were 110 finishers and there is room for a lot more. It's marathons like this that make you glad you run.
The course is out and back on rolling hills. Usually, that's not my cup of tea, but this was a beautiful run. I'm glad that I signed up, glad that I got out of bed on the rainy morning, and glad that I made it up the last mile hill.
What a fabulous race this was. Because I have relatives nearby, I stayed with them about an hour away, but I really wished I could have stayed in Medicine Park in one of the cabins for the entire weekend (Bonnie and Clyde are reported to have stayed in one of these cabins in their heyday). Medicine Park is a really cool, tiny, artsy town with great restaurants (yeah, actually more than one). They even have a massage therapist in town, which I would recommend to you for an after-race massage. The town is so small that if you aren't staying there, you will need to park at a nearby campground area and be shuttled to and from the race festivities. The shuttles were well marked and very well organized. I think there were about 77 marathoners more in the half, 10K and two 5K's (one runs up Mt. Scott while the other is a family walk). When I saw the shuttle buses, I thought, wow, we will all have our own bus. Little did I realize after my race and massage that in fact I did have my own bus back to my car. They actually waited just for me, although I did not know this or I would have made other arrangements with family. But that's how accommodating these folks are and were all weekend. The race runs up the road out and back. A beautiful run through the prairie in the Wichita Mt. Wildlife Refuge. The refugees are longhorn cattle and buffalo (okay, really bison, but we all call them buffalo). Longhorn cattle crossed the marathon race around Mile 3 (I still picture some hidden race official saying, "Okay, here come the marathoners; cue the longhorns). I didn't actually spot buffalo until Mile 22, so apparently they missed their cue. The refuge is the only place in southwest Oklahoma that has hills, so the race was a little hilly. Those of you from mountainous areas will laugh at them, but for those from flat lands, it will be a slight challenge (though you can do it). The water/sports drink stops were the best I have seen in a small race. They were friendly, encouraging and closely spaced. There were plenty of port-a-johns, as well. Naturally, being a small race in an unpopulated area, there was not much of a cheering crowd. The roads are open, so traffic does pass by, but there is plenty of room and I kid you not, every 3rd or 4th car was an Oklahoma State Trooper, so our safety was not in question. They all waved and one stopped to see if I was all right (that's just the way I run). There were also race volunteers driving up and down the road and they would cheer each time they passed. The start/finish area was very nice, including a kids-only play area (monitored, and with each child tagged for safety). I know this because I accidentally wandered in and was immediately approached. They even had bleachers at the finish, which my 81-year-old mother was glad to see. My personal race performance was horrible but it didn't take away from one of the best race experiences I have had (my 28th marathon). I highly recommend this race and the entire weekend in Medicine Park and the Wichita Mt. Wildlife Refuge. Run Happy! Jackie
I am a moderately fast walker and don't have that many races under my belt. My partners and I were advised of about a 7% incline up the mountain. Having never been to Mt. Scott I didn't have a clue. (my fault). But I've got to say this is truly a mountain and it is one of the most difficult things I've done walk wise. My one friend is a runner and she couldn't run the whole way. You just keep thinking that there will be a level place somewhere but there isn't until you get to the top. I prayed for help to finish the whole way! But having said all that we all decided that even though steep and unrelenting we will be doing it again next year. The challenge is something we all need. It was walker friendly-meaning they didn't seem to get impatient with us for being slow. The police officers were great and very encouraging. We did feel bad that the others who made it up first had to wait until the last stragglers finished to get the shuttle bus back down the mountain for fear of hitting someone. But people didn't seem too frustrated. We do plan on doing it again next year - 2008 and hopefully there will be some more walkers!!
SOS was great! I was very impressed with the course, aid stations, porta-potties, and mile markers. I was a little disappointed in the expo, the shirt and the finisher's medal. I will definitely run it again though. Thanks for all the time and work you put into making it a great marathon.
Okay the RD tried to improve things from the first year...so we had a MUCH better medal than the first year. The start/finish was moved, giving you a large area for spectators, the outdoor expo, pre and post race activities and what not. A good move as it also moved the turn around to the top of the hill, not over the hill and back up it on the return (it is an out and back course). The race still has numerous...read really a huge number of rest stops, and a ton of porta potties! The rest may not be in the right spots...but I am sure that is only because there needs to be a wide spot in the road as the course is open. Okay, I liked the race last year better. They had cheer squads all over the course. The RD had a ton of soldiers from the local Army base cheering...this year the soldiers more manned the aid stations instead of cheering...a big difference and a huge let down personally. I loved having all the cheering soldiers the first year of the race, now you only got cheering at the relay handoffs. And last year it was tougher on the cheer squads...it was raining! This year is was a bit windy, but very nice weather (ran without a shirt). The race is sort of pricy for what you get...no real post race food (where were the cookies from last year???), just an average cotton race shirt. I mean it is like most $40 to $65 races, no frills...but the price was at the upper end of that range and I'd expect a bit more, and never less than the prior year. You get to run on an open range...no fences between you and the buffalo and Texas Long Horns. Pretty neat and fun. I'd like to see the race start earlier, get the cheer squads back, find a way to get a couple more rest stops closer to the finish...I mean we had rain one year, cloud cover and winds the next. We will have sunshine some year and the course is hilly and those last two miles can be long after a full day of running hills in the sun...oh, there is no shade on the course anywhere...and someday there WILL be sun...just not for these first two years. Fun little event where the race director takes a personal interest in making it the best race possible. Gels may be nice to be out a bit earlier was one comment that I heard...maybe more fruit on the course. I don't use those items, but I did hear those comments.
This was a race a decided to do at the last minute, but it turned out to be a really good race. The race is held on a wildlife reserve and it is an out and back on park roads. There were plenty of water stops and the course was clearly marked. There were a lot of nice views of the Wichita Mountain scenery and buffalo herds. The only two negatives for the event were the 30 minute late start (people waiting to try and catch the last buses to the start) and some of the mile markers were out of place or missing. The cloud cover made the first problem a non-issue since the temps never climbed as high as forecasted. The little town of Medicine Park with its cobblestone houses and shops was a unique site for the start and finish.
I ran the ingurual race last year. It was about the most organized and well thought-out event that I have ever run! Okay, the race is a small community (not even a town I don't think) that was super for this little race. There was bus transportation from just outside Medicine Park as there is little parking in this tiny community. They had a tent at the race headquarters... seldom see that on small races, but what a break! The 30% chance of rain turned out to be just enough to have rather heavy rain all morning long! The race was small and casual... homemade cookies and all the good things that small events bring! Great local folks and fun time for all. Now the course was very unique... okay, it was actually an out-and-back, but with the scenery (and maybe the rain as well) you hardly noticed this fact. It was run on an open range... you crossed some cattle guards just after the start and that would be the last fence that you saw. There were huge buffalo right on the side of the road. Beautiful little babbling brooks along the road, and really fun fellow racers to talk to. I was amazed at home many runners that I talked to that lived in Dallas! I mean there were like 30 marathon finishers or something... way more half marathon finishers, but I never really looked up the numbers. I love small races, so I am biased on this. But when you have more porta-potties along the course than runners, you have a great event. When you have an RD bring in more spectators than runners, you have a great event. And I personally love homemade cookies. I even got a space blanket when I finished! I got coffee... not part of the race offerings, from a spectator. I mean I had a truly fun time. There were more volunteers than runners as well. Combined spectator/cheerers were too numerous to count (the RD had a ton of military troops come out to cheer us on... I guess they are used to standing out in the rain so their enthusiasm never waned) and really helped make the miles fly by. Every mile was marked. Another very nice touch. I mean everything was thought-out so well and executed to perfection! Best small race that you will do. On a personal note: I stayed in a cabin in the local area. We grilled every night, and had a fire pit; it was simply a good little vacation. The rain stopped after the race (what's new?) so we walked through the town and shopped in the little stores. We went to the local winery and talked to all the local residents (it is a small community - there are not that many locals, so talking to them all is almost a literal statement here). If you don't need bands and glitz, you will love this event. If you are into crowds, you will hate this event. Oh, and if you are lucky, like I was, the buffalo and Texas Long Horns will cross in front of the runners that you are chasing and stop them long enough for you to catch them... twice! Sweet!
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I love kids … as long they belong to someone else. You can enjoy them, but the best thing is that you can usually give them back.
Don't get me wrong. I've raised a daughter and a grandson … and with the right person I would happily raise another one.
I've got my 15-year-old grandson with me for about another month, but when the school year ends he's off to live with his mother – as it should be.
And for the first time in nearly 30 years … I will truly be alone.
That will give me an opportunity to experience places I've never really considered before – adults-only hotels and resorts.
Of my 36 cruises, my grandson has been on seven of them. We've been to Disney World too many times to count .. definitely in the double digits.
For all of his life I've always considered where to take him next.
He'll still be my travel buddy on occasion. That's what a grandpa will do if he's smart (that's me) … creating memories for a grandchild that will last long after you're dead and gone.
But for now there's a lot of life left in these not-so-old bones and I want to enjoy life sans kids.
You'll not see me traveling during spring breaks, holidays or most times when families like to travel.
Instead, I'm heading to popular destinations during the "off season."
That might be Lake Tahoe between the summer and winter seasons … or Palm Springs during the sizzling hot middle of summer … and definitely a cruise after Thanksgiving's Day but before Christmas – which happens o be the cheapest time of the year to cruise anyway.
And I may take a 14-day cruise just about any time because most young families can't afford to get away for that long period … or better yet, a European river cruise that has absolutely no kid's programs onboard.
All of these times and destinations will reduce the possibility of an overflow of children afoot.
Of course, I can travel anytime I want if I go the adults-only route.
Sandals resorts are couples only … so the only kids you'll see are in photos in someone's wallet.
Fast-growing competitor AMResorts has Secrets Resorts & Spas, and there are a handful of adult-only, all-inclusive resorts in Cancun and other places that foot the bill as well.
New to the adults-only arena is the completely renovated Riu Palace Macao in the Dominican Republic, scheduled to ban the little crumb snatchers as of November 1.
Regardless or where I travel and who I travel with I'll miss my grandson, but I'm going to enjoy my kids-free lifestyle … for as long as it lasts.
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Written by Bill CasslerVietnam war hero to be honored with monument
The Cambridge High School Class of 1961 had proposed a monument to honor former classmate Carl Harbin, who was a Green Beret, classified as a member of the Army's Special Forces in Vietnam. He was posthumously awarded a Silver Star for tending to wounded South Vietnamese soldiers while under fire in 1966. A memorial bench was proposed to honor Harbin that would sit in front of the new Cambridge Municipal Court Building. Approval of the bench was delayed to allow time to prepare a policy to help with planning for this and future proposed memorials or monuments. With an Administrative policy in place, council approved the proposal for the memorial.
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Pittsfield Township to consider $384,000 tax abatement as company builds new facility
Pittsfield Township will consider a 50-percent tax abatement for a company that's planning to build a new facility.
The abatement will save Control Gaging around $32,000 in local taxes annually, or $384,000 over the life of the 12-year abatement, said Pittsfield Township assessor Julie Albert.
The Board of Trustees will consider the abatement after a public hearing at their meeting on Wednesday.
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Control Gaging designs and manufactures precision gauges that go into machine tools at their current building at 5200 Venture Blvd.
According to the township, the company provides services for the aircraft industry, marine industry, auto industry and medical industry among others.
Control Gaging President David Hayes said building a new facility just on the other side of State Street at 847 Avis Drive will allow the company to increase its capacity by 25 percent and it will hire two more people to increase its staff from 32 to 34 employees.
The 24,500-square-foot building will consist of around one-third office space and two-thirds manufacturing space. Control Gaging does all its design; research and development; and manufacturing on site.
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As long as my basic math skills are not called into question I am good. The long and the short is while I would like the 5870m to have 256bit bus for reasons stated. It does not matter. It is what it is. But further at least in my recent research and thoughts. The predetermined idea that 256bit is somehow better than 128bit is bunk. Many like to say the bus is somehow critical, almost magical? It is not and the 5870 basically proves it. The bus is just a means to an end same as clocks are. I think a lot of people that I have read need to rethink their common sense. And these are not people on this site per se.
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This piece, too, makes formidable demands on the unaccompanied chorus: the increasingly frenetic parallel melodic lines bring numerous rhythmical and pitching difficulties and the Sanskrit chants often include quarter-tones. The piece ends strikingly: following the climax, at which two separate sets of parallel lines from the men and the women collide, the whole choir sings a downward glissando only approximately synchronized, then audible breath sounds. Finally, the basses are required to produce a bottom Athis pitch, lower than what is normally considered manageable in the West, results, according to Harveys directions, from sing[ing] the upper A, then allow[ing] the throat to relax so that the voice falls an octave. This striking coup, suddenly expanding the parameters of the work, is the sort of effect that Harvey produces elsewhere with electronicsits introduction here demonstrates how his work in the studio informs his writing for traditional forces, as well as vice versa.
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What happened: The council took steps Thursday night toward approving a budget for fiscal year 2013, which began Oct. 1.
Why it matters: The council added about $4 million to its $13 million budget, while eliminating five positions in the tribe's public affairs and assets departments.
It ordered that about $6,000 be spent on a wage study of tribal employees, freezing all salaries at their current rates or reducing salaries of vacant positions to starting rates.
The council added money for the planning and construction of community buildings and elders sites in Districts 5, 8, 10 and 14.
It also allocated $2.7 million to pay off the remainder owed on the Tribal Housing Complex, commonly referred to as the Turtle.
About $25,000 was allocated for the November elections and $150,000 for council's advertising, legal and consulting, which includes the services of Brian Pierson, a lawyer and expert in tribally designated housing entities.
In addition, the council agreed to allocate an hourly wage of $75 for its court officials and $125 for its chief justice.
What's next: These amendments are part of the fifth draft of the tribe's budget, which is to be presented to the tribal membership on Feb. 5. Once approved, it will go to Tribal Chairman Paul Brooks for his approval.
What they said: The council members continued to express their frustration with the administrative branch, which they said has repeatedly refused to provide council members with information they say is vital to the budget's completion.
"I think tonight was very productive," Councilman McDuffie Cummings said. "But I want to make sure we are all in agreement because we are going to have to override a veto and I want to make sure that after all of this work that we have the votes."
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We have a free standing 2 roomed and 2 bathroomed chalet and 3 rooms in the main house. We have stunning views of Champagne Castle and Cathkin Peak from our patio. The Sterkspruit River is on our property and provides a lovely venue for a picnic breakfast or sundowners. Please note: Cash payment on arrival Check In Time: 14:00pm (earlier by prior arrangement) Check Out Time: 10:00am |
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Let's -- accident -- story because there's some very big developments in this this morning a witness or suspect.
Not sure which just yet is in custody and is being questioned now connected to that deadly terrorist attack on the US consulate Benghazi in September 11.
This comes after six months of investigation after these four Americans were brutally killed.
On that awful night including our own US ambassador Chris Stevens.
My next guest has been demanding answers on this -- access to the survivors of the attack that's one of the big issues right now.
Why can't we speak to them and find out what they -- Joined now -- fantasy -- by you -- Congressman Jason chief says he's a Republican a member of the house oversight and Government Reform Committee good to -- here once again congressman good morning TO.
You know it and it is interesting and -- just learning about this man who has been detained and is being questioned by the FBI his name is believed to be I'll similarly or perhaps some lobby.
We we know that he's -- -- -- the map of this area because this is a hotbed of terrorism in the area that he's from -- is -- on -- it's -- turn out.
To the east of Libya.
Clearly he's been involved with terrorist groups in the past including possibly a cap.
What do you think about this this arrest I guess we can call it as we wait to find out whether he was just there and saw what happened.
Or whether he was actually involved.
Well this is a very positive development it has been more than six months you know I was very concerned at the beginning of this investigation because.
You -- journalist going in there getting the ambassador Stevens diary before the FBI I was even.
Able to get in the ground weeks after.
Which makes that the trail very cold so hopefully you know I'm just reading news reports it's a very positive.
Development but eastern Libya was where the revolution started it's still -- very volatile area it appears that based on these reports he was very involved in these malicious.
And hopefully this is a positive development because we need.
-- people the justice.
It even on the -- -- let's let's bring people back to that night we have our report from great pout -- which sent came just in that we came during the period you're talking about actually when the FBI wasn't on the ground yet.
And journalists were able to get into the house and try to get a look at what happens.
Let's see some of that.
A diplomatic security agent working in the tactical operations center.
Immediately activated -- imminent danger notification system he also alerted the quick reaction security team station nearby.
The Libyan 17 February but gave the embassy in Tripoli.
And the diplomatic security command center.
In Washington.
Around 10 PM a surveillance drone begins to hover over the consulate and beams back live pictures to Washington.
Back here in the main residence the special agent reportedly David movement comes hearing gets ambassador Stephens.
From his bedroom and brings him along -- Sean Smith to this room in the safe haven really -- -- some medicine and other supplies upbeat.
Dark windowless closet and then outside.
A locked gate -- for security.
Who -- radio's other Castro's whereabouts.
The scene at the compound is erupting and gunfire and explosions.
Frightening sequence of events you know when you when you go back to that night and listen to it and think about the fact that he asked for more security and was denied.
That extra security but there are people who know what happened there were 33 people who were evacuated from there three of them -- diplomatic security.
-- injured and we think that secretary of state John Kerry may have spoken with one of them or perhaps Hillary Clinton visited at Walter Reed and spoke to one of them but you want.
To be able to question them as well and you're considering a subpoena right congressman.
Well that the challenge here is you have people that were interviewed.
Immediately after the event there in Libya.
We know that there were also interviews that were done in Germany we have not been able to see those that paperwork.
We have seen nothing from the accountability a review board which is an internal review that was done we have not been able to speak with the actual accountability -- review board members.
The State Department has not given us the names of those people that were attacked.
That we're there that have firsthand knowledge of this information they have given -- zero documents only allowed what's called an in camera view.
Where we can look at documents as they look over our shoulder they give us eight charges of those just in the last couple.
So you -- -- and -- in about.
What they so concerned you know that they claim that they have done you know that they have nothing to hide and yet they're so concerned about about letting you be part of that process and seeing how the lack of what's going not.
They -- totally disregarding the history of house represented as the United States congress.
We have but how we are coequal branch of government we should be given this information I'm not gonna -- go of it you've been so patient -- -- our leadership.
Chairman ice speaker Boehner is -- polite about this but you know what it becomes a point where you just left with no no other choices side.
We've got to get to the bottom of this and I'm not gonna let -- -- it.
Are these people the evacuees.
-- and that people who are wounded.
And one of them seriously so with a blow to the head according to the reports that I read.
I have they've been told that they are not allowed to speak to anybody who wants to question them.
Why were we really haven't been speaking with a -- I don't know I mean I was told by I do know one person and I -- -- able to speak with his father.
And his father said yes this person is at at the Bethesda naval hospital.
But you won't be able find them because the state haven't changed his name on all of records and -- and then that's just a Y.
Like seriously -- -- that's.
That's just beyond what this country is all about and makes no sense and -- ends up a lot of flashing her lights.
It is totally contrary to what the president has set totally contrary.
If I had a lot of enthusiasm.
As -- have to have.
Congressman -- thank you very much is an important story you've stayed on it and we will continue to as well thank you sir.
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