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He is Richard A. Clarke, the White House cyberspace security expert, who will give testimony in closed session.

In the film about Mr. Paul, he said, "Several of his colleagues will give testimony to his principles and his dedication to America".

It will be performed at least in part by Indian women who will give testimony about sexual violence and intimidation that they have themselves experienced.

"I think that if my colleagues will be moved by the fact that other people are moved by the need for body cameras, and also that there will be persons that will give testimony as to why body cameras are important," he said.

Today at 1pm EST representatives from Apple and the FBI will give testimony before the House Judiciary Committee in Washington, D.C.

A hearing is set for Monday afternoon to decide whether Redstone will give testimony.

James Cole, the deputy attorney general, who has defended US intelligence powers during previous congressional appearances, will also give testimony on Thursday.

However, some witnesses will appear to give testimony from the previous module on the press and public.

A federal judge in Manhattan has ruled that he will not quash a subpoena from the oil company Chevron seeking testimony from a lawyer depicted in the documentary "Crude," and that the lawyer will have to give testimony in a case involving the oil giant's business in Ecuador.

O. J. Simpson's two younger children will not be called as prosecution witnesses in their father's road-rage trial but will be asked to give testimony in advance, the prosecutor said.

Soldiers and officers who took part in the raid or its planning will give their testimony through a separate military review board.