train to asia investors looking for that and in japan then they fractionally. squeeze up again in china. the shanghai composite index down half of 1%. lauren: oil prices up four days in a row. down 1.2% to $52 a barrel. trying to keep your eye on the heels of a 10 year treasury bond. right now the yield holding steady. 2.44%. lauren: the night of basketball. golden state warrior said the best for last. they mock the memphis grizzlies. we will show you highlight. nicole: will show you all the highlights. fbn:am in new york. we welcome you to the latest that it then breaking news. lauren: welcome back. nicole: thank you peer lauren: trump and his choice for secretary of day. exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson. a fierce advocate for america s interests around the world and will have the insight and talent necessary to help reverse years of foreign policy blunders and disasters. lauren: trump complimented paul ryan after their strange relationship during the election. speaker pau
senate foreign relations committee will come to order. i m going to rehit the gavel since people are tied up in the back for a variety of reasons. want to call the meeting to order. i want to thank everybody for coming today and to those who are here and have traveled extensively to be here, i want to apologize on the front end for what s happening today. we have two votes at 10:30, which means that people will be streaming in and out of the meeting and, secondly, unfortunately, i understand there is a democratic caucus meeting called without talking to some of the chairmen, so in any event that doesn t take away from the importance of this. i just hope that people will bear with us. we re at a historic turning point in the global fight to end modern slavery today thanks to the incredible efforts of so many committed individuals two of whom with us today, several in the audience, and certainly many up here at the dais. faith, great based groups, aid organizations throughout t
he explained his efforts to the senate foreign relations committee. this is about two hours. thanks for being here. we all know each other, i know. how are you? this is yours, i promise. it s selling heavily across the country. how are you? senate foreign relations committee will come to order. thank you. i m going to re-hit the gavel since people are tied up in the back for a variety of reasons. i want to call the meeting to order. i want to thank everybody for coming today. and for those who are here and traveled extensively to be here, i want to apologize on the front end for what s happening today. we have two votes at 10:30, which means that people will be streaming in and out of the meeting. and secondly, unfortunately, i understand there is a democratic caucus meeting called without talking to some of the chairmen. in any event, that doesn t take away from the importance of this. i just hope that people will bear with us. we re at a historic turning poi
relations hearing on how to stop human trafficking and modern-day slavery. after ashton kutcher testified on efforts he is leading to stop the practice. the other witness leaves the organization human rights first. this is just under two hours. chairman: the senate foreign relations committee will come to order. [indiscernible] hitrman: i m going to read the gavel since people were tied up in the back for priority reasons. i want to call the meeting to order and thank everybody for coming today. andhose who were here traveled extensively to be here, i want to apologize on the front end for what is happening today. we have two votes at 10:30 a.m., which means that people will be streaming and then out of the meeting. i understand that it s a democratic caucus meeting that was called without talking to some of the chairman. in any event, that doesn t take away from the importance of this. i just hope people will bear with us. we are at historic turning point in the global fig
and fall in the new age movement. i have taken full and complete responsibility for what happened. i have done everything is asked of me. i have paid restitution. i think it s really important for me to communicate that james sure, liz neuman, and kirby brown were heroes, not victims. he is pays painting himself one who has suffered. reporter: jenny brown is kirby brown s mother. she says she hasn t seen the man who has taken responsibility for her daughter s death. i think you believes that but full responsibility to me would be i ve been rehabilitated because i now understand that what i did was dangerous and i will never do that again. reporter: kirby told that he would be a test for them. you would have to get to a point where you surrendered and it s okay to die. reporter: and sweltering temperatures, those same people who paid almost $10,000 to come to the sweat lodge were facing heat illnesses, dehydration and death but where is still cashing an end not