my name is joe lambert and i am the director at the cia and i'll be your agency for today's event. events like this take a lot of work, and i want to take a second technology efforts of the cia officers who reviewed and declassified these 28,000 pages over the last year. they were assisted by a number of intelligence agencies. but one in particular deserves to go thanks and that is the national security agency. we are very fortunate once again to have two people with us who know more about the president's daily brief and that is the director of the cia john brennan are and john clapper. . both the been supportive of intelligence transparency efforts. director clapper has instituted an intelligence transparency council. is like today would not happen without the support of director brendan. today,se in attendance you should have a document like this on your chair with an agenda. the introductions will be very brief because the agenda has all of the bios and it. for those of you watching at home, you can see all of the same booklet on the cia.gov website. i want to thank the nixon fo

my name is joe lambert and i am the director at the cia and i'll be your agency for today's event. events like this take a lot of work, and i want to take a second technology efforts of the cia officers who reviewed and declassified these 28,000 pages over the last year. they were assisted by a number of intelligence agencies. but one in

. >> reporter: joe mcknight's blood, still on the asphalt, too much for calvin lambert, a childhood friend of the former running back. >> i just seen him the other day. i ain't going to see him no more. >> reporter: this morning, along with grief is mounting outrage a community horrified that ronald admitted to gunning down mcknight. but jefferson parish sheriff warns don't believe the rumors about mr. mcknight's death. >> mr. gasser did not stand over mr. mcknight and fire shots into him. >> reporter: instead, the sheriff says, evidence shows that on thursday afternoon, afteren incident of road rage, he was shot after he got out of his car and walked to the >> the three cases were located within the vehicle. >> reporter: tributes poured in from old teams, usc, new york jets and kansas city chiefs. >> he was always upbeat, had a good time, no matter the situation. >> reporter: born and raised in louisiana, minutes from the memorial in his honor, mcknight's troubling to friends. >> we the same age. that could have been me. >> reporter: and strangers you know, see another african-american di

. >> one last question before we turn the microphone back over to joe lambert in closing. >> i am curious, how many nano's does it take to -- man-hours does it take to produce a presidential brief? >> that is a great question. i really do not know because it andituational article-dependent. many times articles take a great deal of research. we occasionally do what we call stanback features which are longer, take more research. sometimes the coordination process can be painful if we have dissent. we have to accommodate those. we really do not keep track of how much time it takes and it is not a profit making thing, so there is not a need to. our commitment is to whatever it takes to make these products, these articles as high-quality as possible and expend whatever effort it takes. >> it takes less women-hours the -- then man-hours because women are more efficient. what i would say is that you could have a world-class expert putting together this that might take them six hours to draft something and additional time to working through the system. the six hours of drafting are the reflection