and that it puts a lot of americans' lives in danger. but theygo involved whether it's secretary of state or whether it's the justice department, they're going to have to do something. congress is going to hold hearings on this. they just can't let this continue. they're going to have to try to do something, though it's not easy. you're dealing with international law and lawyers trying to figure out what is possible, what can both the u.s. and their allies do to crack down on this? it's a very complicated issue. patti ann: very complicated. what are some of the proposals? many obviously, we've heard some members of congress coming out with lots of ideas ranging from the mild to the severe. what do you see as most like hi that can actually happen here to stop this? >> well, i think number one there's going to have to be a bipartisan outcry. i think that congress is going to have to hold a lot of hearings and hold their feet to the fire and make threats that, basically, if this happens again, people are going to go to jail. we've seen some reports of an