agencies he believes that includes germany's intelligence service the b m d that's why he's now at germany's constitutional court fighting with other foreign journalists against possible surveillance by the b n d. he's free to know me if any intelligence service intelligence agency we are so very me and my war i'm doing in the public interest. or the factory so i regenerate on the right side so why do they why should they spy on us. while the surveillance of journalists within germany is restricted germany's intelligence services may spy as much as they like outside the country they can collect masses of data for example what happens to the information the b.m.d. collects is unknown but in an era of international terrorism intelligence agencies are cooperating more closely than ever before everybody hormones for a little bit more about. contemporary history and laws and specifically in the intelligence right and all of that in government service as a slovenia specifically it is to have been the shaped and played and coordinated by germany that's why it's gaga and other journalists demand the same constitutional protection as their german c

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newly unclassified documents from the foreign intelligence service court indicate that the justice departmentas concluded there was insufficient evidence to establish probable cause that former trump campaign advisor carter page was acting as an agent of the foreign power. that was used by the fbi to get to go surveillance. the fisa warrant omissions in the fbi'srequest p, today's unprecedented court filing the present another step to the road to recovery for america's deeply damaged judicial system. take a look at the markets got mixed today, the dow lost 26, s&p 500 gained four. the nasdaq was up 19. we are expecting to hear from from senators leaving the senate floor once this is completed. we also have some other news on the panel with 2020 on the campaign trail. we will head to break listening to representative hakeem jeffries, one of the house impeachment manager is. >> ambassador volker found investors on lynn's commons in that meeting to be inappropriate >> i participated in the july 10th meeting between national security advisor bolton and then ukrainian chairman of the national secu

but if our national or foreign intelligence service hacking the iphone of an american citizen is very the fbi. we'll see where it goes. >> difficult to get to the bottom of that. as you said, it is not a crime to give your brother those photos. i think a lot of the world watching this particular situation thought who would do that. >> her brother -- i don't know the guy is a character. by the way he says wall street journal has out wrong. he said that in a very colorful language and they printed it in the article when he told them by e-mail. i don't know where this will go. it is unusual for the fbi to release a preliminary result of an investigation before the investigation is not done. somehow that preliminary information made its way into the wall street journal on the front page. >> great this year. thank you. >> he is right about the brother being a character. that is for sure. we have a quick minute before we wrap up. it'll be interesting the next few days what the market does after what we did today. people are still trained to get their arms wrapped around the whole coronaviru

. >> the information that is on a dating app is of great interest to a foreign country's intelligence service. >> reporter: you know that >> we know that because it's of the type of data that they would want to paint a >> reporter: lester, california just passed a law, allowing residents to request their data, similar to that law in europe meanwhile, we reached out to grindr who told us the privacy and security of our users' personal data is and will always be a core value for them >> keir, thanks much good to have you on this side of the pond tonight. >>> coming up, where meghan markle was spotted for the first time since she and prince harry declared their independence . trump: those pre-existing conditions are protected. vo: a broken promise. trump repeatedly tried to undermine coverage for 134 million americans withpre-existing conditionns.a he wants to deny you access to coverage. if he is re-elected, he'll keep trying to do that and i think we can't let that happen." mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. about finding good food ind have school.y so, when my wife kat and i

. >> the information that is on a dating app is of great interest to a foreign country's intelligence service. >> reporter: you know that >> we know that because it's of the type of data that they would want to paint a picture of your life >> reporter: lester, california just passed a law, allowing residents to request their data, similar to that law in europe meanwhile, we reached out to grindr who told us the privacy and security of our users' personal data is and will always be a core value for them >> keir, thanks much good to have you on this side of the pond tonight. >>> coming up, where meghan markle was spotted for the first time since she and prince harry declared their independence >>> back now with our first look at meghan markle since that royal family feud erupted. tonight new questions about what her new role with prince harry will look like after getting the queen's blessing kelly cobiella is in london >> reporter: today meghan was spotted for the first time since last week's shocking announcement boarding a seaplane in canada she wasn't part of yesterday's family meeting. the

you at risk >> the information that is on a dating app is of great interest to a foreign country's intelligence servicet >> we know that because it's of the type of data that they would want to paint the picture of your life. >> that was keir simmons reporting. nbc news reached out to grindr who told us "the privacy and security of our users' personal data is and always will be a core val yooum for them. i don't know how many times you say, it you put your information out there it can and lk used against you. >> you are out there in more ways than you think. >> it's how bad do you want that service they're going to provide. . >>> right now at 4:30, growing coal concerns as the city council in contra costa county made to help clean up the air. >> plus -- >> we would like for you to peacefully leave if you can. >> that is the reason why this movement had to happen. >> a look inside of the east bay home illegally taken over by two mothers after sheriff's deputies arrested them. >>> and a big storm coming our way. when is it about to hit? this is a live look at satellite imagery showing what is to come. al

investigations from a foreign power based partly on what fiona hill calls a fictional narrative perpetrated and propagated by the russian security services. the u.s. intelligence community has learned that the russian government is already preparing to attack our election in 2020 and the president has said publicly he would welcome foreign interference in our elections. why should americans be concerned about foreign interference and why does it matter that the president continues to solicit foreign interference in our elections. >> mr. chief justice, senators, thank you for the question. let's outline the fact that we do know about today. none of the 17 witnesses who testified as part of the house impeachment inquiry, were aware of any factual basis that supports the allegations and it was ukraine and not russia, then interfered in the 2016 election. fbi director, christopher rae, was nominated by president trump and confirmed by this body, dated as recently as this past december that they have no reason to believe that ukraine interfered in the 2016 u.s. election. he said, we have no information that indicates that ukraine interfered with the 2016 presidenti

the conclusion a president can abuse hisan power by entering into a quid pro quo with a foreign intelligence service or a leader to do their political dirtyei t workei to achieve the election, common sense tells us to be compatible beyond the reach because you put it under the rule book under abuse of power even though that was there coral fence and you didn't put it under another rubric we will have to decide to engage to be protected from the president who abused his power in this way. that cannot view the framers had in mind. the constitution is not a suicide pact it does not required to surrender common sense. as well as our morality. it with t the national security interest of the country because when the president says he l will continue it is dangerous to provide a remedy in we urge, you to use it. >> mr. chief justice. >> i send question to the desk on my behalf for the president's counsel. >> thank you. >> the question for counsel for the president the house managers have said the country must be saved from thise president and he does not have the best interest of the american people and fa

election managers to defend against cyber attacks by foreign intelligence services, but that is exactlyt we have been asking them to do. thank you for your attention to these important issues. this is a vitally-important topic and i'm grateful you and invited me to testify. members of the committee, i am honored to share my expertise in voting system security, accessibility and usability. i have worked in elections for more than 15 years, conducting research, developing innovative technologies and conducting studies with election stakeholders. in 2003 i created an open-source, university-designed system. to my knowledge prime three is the only open-source voting system used instant date -- used in local, state and federal elections. voting machine vendors have created ballot marking systems modeled after prime three. in my capacity as an expert in voting systems, i would like to share key recommendations from the 2018 national academy of science report titled securing the vote: protecting american democracy. i was a member of the committee that authored the report, but i would emphasize

everywhere, that the president could abuse power entering into a quid pro quo to get a foreign intelligence service, a foreign government, foreign leader to do their dirty work and help them cheat in the election. our common sense that cannot be compatible with the office of the presidency, if we say it is, if it's beyond the reach of impeachment power or we engage in this and say because you put it under the rubric of abuse of power, even though that was the framers core offense and you didn't put it under some other rebri re-- rubric, and if we engage in that, it leaves the country completely unprotected from a president who would abuse his power in in way. that cannot be what the framers had in mind. the constitution is not a suicide pact. it does not require us to surrender our common sense, our common sense as well as our morality tells us what the president did was wrong. when a president sacrifices the national security interests of the country, it's not only wrong, but it's dangerous. when a president says, as we saw just a moment again, over and over again, he would continue to do it if le

investigations from a foreign power based partly on what fiona hill called, quote a fictional narrative propagated by the russian security services, end quote. the u.s. intelligence the russian government is already preparing to attack our election in 2020 and the president has said publicly he would welcome foreign interference in our elections. why should americans be concerned about foreign interference and why does it matter that the president continues to solicit foreign interference in our elections? >> mr. chief justice, senator, thank you for the question. let's outline the facts that we do know about today. none of the 17 witness who is testified as part of the house's impeachment inquiry were aware of any factual basis to support the allegations that it was ukraine and not russia that interfered in the 2016 election. fbi director christopher rae nominated by president trump and confirmed by this body stated this past december that we have no reason to believe that ukraine interfered in the 2016 u.s. election. we have no information that indicates that ukraine interfered with the 2016 presidential election. president trump's own homeland security adviser

investigations from a foreign power based partly on what fiona hill calls a fictional narrative perpetrated and propagated by the russian security services. the u.s. intelligence community has learned that the russian government is already preparing to attack our election in 2020 and the president has said publicly he would welcome foreign interference in our elections. why should americans be concerned about foreign interference and why does it matter that the president continues to solicit foreign interference in our elections. >> mr. chief justice, senators, thank you for the question. let's outline the fact that we do know about today. none of the 17 witnesses who testified as part of the house impeachment inquiry, were aware of any factual basis that supports the allegations and it was ukraine and not russia, then interfered in the 2016 election. fbi director, christopher rae, was nominated by president trump and confirmed by this body, dated as recently as this past december that they have no reason to believe that ukraine interfered in the 2016 u.s. election. he said, we have no information that indicates that ukraine interfered with the 2016 presidenti

calling for foreign assistance in that well in the particular facts of cross fire hurricane it's been well established that fusion gps utilized the services of a former foreign intelligence offer, christopher steele to put together a dossier and he relied on his network of resources around the globe to put together this dossier which james comey said was unverified and yet

and not just the foreign service, the civil service, the defense department,the uniformed, intelligence committee, law enforcement because the national security agencies are actually substantially less diverse in terms of race, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, you name it. every mention of diversity and certainly gender diversity, then is the overall federal service more broadly. and we cared about that not just as a matter of principle or policy preference. we, in the obama administration, and president obama himself, viewed having diverse talent around the national security decision making tables, to be itself a national security imperative. and the reason is, whether you're in government or in the corporate boardroom or in the nonprofit sector, all the studies show that better decisions derive from more diverse decision makers. and the evidence is irrefutable. and when it comes to national security, when you're interacting with peoples and countries and issues that are so complex and involve the entire world and we have literally the most diverse country on earth. we ha

that a president can abuse his power but corruptly entering into a quid pro quo to get a foreign intelligence serviceernment or lead tore do their political dirty work and help them cheat in the election our common sense tells us that cannot be compatible with the office of the presidency and if we say it is and beyond the reach of the impeachment power or we engage in this and say because you put it under the rue brick of abuse power but that's the framers' core offense we won't consider it if we're going to engage in that kind of legal sofestry it leaves the country completely unprotected from a president who would abuse his power in this way. it cannot be what the framers had in mind. the constitution is not a suicide pact. it does not require us to surrender our common sense. our common sense as well as our morality tells us what the president did was wrong. when a president sacrifices the national security interests of the country, it is not only wrong but it's dangerous. when a president says as we saw just a moment ago over and over again he'll continue to do it if left in office, it is danger

president believes that it would serve his re-election interests to seek the help of a foreign intelligence service provide dirt on his opponent or in other ways assist his campaign, as long as he thinks his winning is in the natural interests, then that's okay. it is not only okay but no restraint can be placed upon it. even if we to go so far as to proclaim a quid pro quo. hey, russia, you've got among best intelligence services on the planet. if you will engage those intelligence services on my behalf, i will refuse to enforce sanctions on you over your invasion on ukraine. that may harm our country but i think my re-election is more important. that's where this leads us. the idea that no abuse of power is within the reach of the congress. i want to take this opportunity to respond to a couple other quick points, if i can. first, counsel neglects the fact when we issued the subpoenas, we stated in the letters that they were being issued consistent with both the impeachment inquiry and our oversight authority. they neglected to tell you the latter part. that we explicitly made reference to our ov

president believes that it would serve his re-election interest to seek the help of a foreign intelligence service to provide dirt on his opponent or other ways to assist his campaign, as long as he thinks he is winning is in the national interest than that's okay. it's not only okay but no restraint can be placed upon him. even if he were to go so far as to proclaim a quid pro quo, hey russia you have the best intelligence service on the planet. few engaged those intelligence services on my behalf i will refuse to enforce sanctions on you over your invasion of ukraine. that may injure the security of our country but look i think my re-election is more important. that is where this of the constitution leads us. the idea that no abuse of power is within the reach of the congress. i want to take this opportunity to respond to a couple of other quick points if they can. first counsel that lacks the fact that when we issued the subpoenas we stated in the letters in the issuance that they were being issued consistent with both the impeachment inquiry and are oversight authority. they neglected to tell

identified at least some of the individuals responsible including those in the intelligence services the royal court the foreign ministry and other saudi ministries who we suspect to have been involved in mr coo show us death now the possible hacking of the phone of jeff bezos the billionaire and owner of the washington post adds a new chapter to this case however many observers have noted that the ties between the united states and the king of saudi arabia are not small and the trump and administration in particular has embraced the saudi kingdom trumps 1st international trip after all was to riyadh to meet with the saudi monarchy so it appears that when issues like human rights the killing of jamal khashoggi or the war in yemen come up the united states seems to prioritize its friendship with saudi arabia over other issues so perhaps this new hacking will be another. incident that will that will raise some concerns but many have observed that the usa seems pretty loyal to saudi arabia. and other story to bring you know the psychologist the architect of the cia's and interrogation techniques post $911.00 is al

identified at least some of the individuals responsible including those in the intelligence services the royal court the foreign ministry and other saudi ministries who we suspect to have been involved in mr death i do. like stopping massive amounts of money that's being poured into our country spending $110000000000.00 on military. things that create. like. others for this country the kingdom of saudi arabia purchases huge amounts of u.s. weapons and supplies us oil giants with huge amounts of crude the multi-billion dollar relationship seems to take priority over the war in yemen human rights and other concerns riyadh denies any wrongdoing however the united nations once the usa to conduct its own investigation to get to the bottom of what actually happened however if the killing of jamal khashoggi has shown us anything it's that the relationship with the monarchy is worth more than any allegations. r.t. new york former u.s. diplomat says it will take more than a killing and a phone hack to spoil u.s. saudi relations. i don't think anything is going to break anything of the foreseeable on the horizon is going