received from the state to remove and rebuild remaining walls and this in the buena invest and adams rogersto name a few. at the conclusion we having ask the rec and park fill out an evaluation for the core member performance and the overall quality of the project. for the future we want to partner with rec and park to get some funding forbid the rec and parks trail fund and others. in some cases the application will be more competitive if you use the core as a partner to perform the work >> thank you for your time and attention i want to show you a 5 minute video of our anniversary and some folks to say a few brief words about the projects they've worked on if that's okay. >> that's okay. >> i'm a nerd when it comes to computers. >> this is a rough neighborhood as we were 2k3wr0u7 as kids they therapist going to be in jail or on drugs. i didn't think i would have a job i might do this when i'm trying i want to stay open the streets until my time is up. >> i struggle in learning but you once i hit high school i gave up, you know. >> what was it like it was not all that happy so i decided on

. >> we'll talk to chairman mike rogers and adam schiff.nd our sunday panelist make their predictions for the year ahead in politics, entertainment, and more now on this "fox news sunday." >>> it's been a tough year for obama care with a disastrous website roll out and disappointing numbers but they face more problems on january 1st when they start seeing doctors under the new system. former governor and doctor howard dean, and scott gottlieb. dr. gottlieb, what do you think happens on january 1 when folks who think they enrolled to go see their doctor. >> what the administration said to the insurance companies is they want the insurance companies to float people through the month, and if people think they're insured, cover them through the the month and reconcile with the insurance companies later. some people will go january 1st and they're not going to be insured. some will be floated, and some will have that dislocation in february. >> mr. dean, how much confusion will there be? >> probably less than we think. it is based on what mitt r

the fact that adam and mike rogers both debunk this "new york times" article in addition to the peopleere on the ground that night, good investigators talk to everybody. not just folks whose testimony may but truss your position, but they talk to everybody. the fact that some people are coming out today and debunking the mythologies reported by the "new york times" reporter i think is instructive. >> does the report tell us -- does his reporting, david kilpatrick of the "new york times" and also the reporting that the committees have done on the hill, does it tell us that maybe we had some intelligence failures of oour own that we need to address so that we can make sure that our embassies are protected? >> dana, i thought we had no business being in benghazi. we were the last flag flying in benghazi. so, to the extent that this "new york times" article tells us what we already knew, we had no business being in benghazi. but that begs a bigger question. why were we there? why was chris stevens in benghazi that night? and i have read this "new york times" article, dana, six times. i wan

joining us now is adam schiff of california, and here in d.c., mike rogers. welcome back to "fox news sunday." before we get to the nsa, the "new york times" has an extensive investigation this morning into the benghazi attack on his front page. it reports, quote, no evidence that al qaeda or other international terrorist groups had any role in the assault. it goes on, and contrary to claims by some members of congress, it was fueled in large part by anger at, yes, an american-made video denigrating islam. congressman rogers, i think the times report directly contradicts what you've been saying. >> i don't know if it was an exhaustive investigation. we've gone through some 4,000 different classified cables leading up to the event, talked to people on the ground during the event, done the port momort on the event -- >> so what did they get wrong? >> that al qaeda was not involved in this. there was some level of preplanning, there was aspiration to conduct an attack by al qaeda and their affiliates in libya, we know that. the officials on the ground talked abo

>> on fox news sunday, congressman mike rogers and adam shift, a republican and a democrat, both saidthey thought "the new york times" reporting was wrong, that based on their investigation and these are the chairman and the ranking chair of the intel committee, i have to imagine they have access to information. they think "the new york times" is wrong. who should the american people believe? >> adam shift, who happens to be in a different party, a former federal prosecutor, both of those men dedicated their lives following the facts wherever they take you without respect of trying to prop up somebody's political career. wherever the facts go, that's where they go. so the fact that they both debalk this "new york times" article, in addition to the people who were on the ground that night, good investigators talk to everybody, not just folks whose testimony may buttress your position, they talk to everybody. the fact that so many people are debunking the mythologies of "the new york times" reporter is instruction. >> does the reporting that the committees have done on the hill, does it

argument from october between two members of the house intelligence committee congressman adam schiff and chairman mike rogers here disagreeing over what the committee knew and when it knew it regarding n.s.a. spying on world leaders as revealed by edward snowden. be interested to know the stream and we would be have got to make it down to the committee and spend a couple of hours going through mounds of product that would allow a member to be as informed as a member we should is to be on sources and methods and all activities of the intelligence community under the national intelligence framework i would just say and i just think we need to be careful when i talk about it but i we need to assume you don't you wish to use the classification and i think would be disingenuous mr chairman if you suggesting we have information if we don't have it so after that after what you saw there can we really buy the argument that these committees had enough knowledge all along to perform proper oversight of american spy agencies i don't think so snowden also had a message from the n.s.a. he said i'm not trying to bring dow

from october between two members of the house intelligence committee congressman adam schiff and chairman of mike rogers or disagreeing over what the committee knew when we didn't know it. regarding the nsa spying on world leaders as revealed by the edwards noted you should know this dream and we will be had as a coach down to the committee and then spend a couple of hours going through amounts of product that would allow a member to be as informed as the member wishes to be on sources and methods in all activities of the intelligence community under the national intelligence friend i would just take them out i'd say this we need to be careful what i trying to die but i really disingenuous to use the classification and i think of even disingenuous was determined efficient and we have information that we don't have it. so after that after it's all there can we really buy the argument that these committees have enough knowledge all to perform proper oversight of american spy agencies. i don't think so. certain also had a message for the nsa. he said i'm trying to bring down the nsa and working to improve

dean, mike rogers, and adam schiff, also a member of the intelligence committee.tate of the union" follows at 3:00, with a year and look at the top political moments of 2013. 4:00 withnation" at the general michael hayden, former director of the nsa. sunny network tv talk shows are on c-span radio and brought to service by the networks and c-span. rebroadcasts of the show begin at noon eastern with "meet the press." 1:00, "this week." 3:00, "state of the union." four clock, "face the nation." listen to the mall -- 4:00, "face the nation." to them all of xm satellite radio channel 120. -- on xm satellite radio channel 120. have secular norms instead of theological norms that govern our acceptance or rejection of the ways in which a god or gods or goddess can speak to people. for example, the branch davidians. david qureshi saying he has a special insight into the bible, and these insights help the other members of the community understand the bible, particularly revelation, better, and helps him understand they're living in the end times in a way a lot of americans

here is mike rogers and california democrat adam schiff. >> there was aspiration to conduct an attack by al qaeda and their affiliates, we know that. the officials on the ground talked about a planned tactical movement on the compound, before they went to the an ex. >> i don't think it is accurate to characterize this was a long term preplanned al qaeda operation or something completely unaffiliated. i think the intelligence reports that some people came to murder and some came to destroy property and some came to loot and some came in part to be motivated by the videos. >> adam schiff said it does not exonerate americans but left them vulnerable. >> wendall, thank you. >>> a surge as americans scramble to get health insurance in time for the new year. 1 million people signing up for obamacare this month, nearly 10 times more additional people than in the first two months of the disastrous rollout combined and good news on the surface for the white house at this point which for months have been battling the fallout surrounding the beings, the crashes and here comes the word -- glitche

adam: sometimes? lori: obamacare glitches, by now we've all heard many stories about problems with the health care law but you need to stay tuned for kate rogerse bureaucratic nightmare that one mother is going through. adam: pot tourism is coming to colorado starting tomorrow as that state legalizes recreational use of marijuana. we have a guest ahead who says there is a lot of money obviously to be made. ♪ [ laughter ] smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch wittime release smartconol technology that helpprevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. lori: oh, boy. puff puff, pass. retail marijuana shops expected to open first thing come in colorado. state laws allowing recreational use go into effect for the new year. we have the executive director at the national cannabis association of the said it's a step in the right direction but many challenges for the industry remain. welcome, betty, to the program this afternoon. $2.3 million in tax revenue is what the state of colorado is expecting. that translates into heavy tax burden, but do you think i

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even representative adam sheuf of california says i agree with mike rogers that al qaeda was involved and congress based on intelligence that they see say, yes, al qaeda was absolutely involved. so the question becomes, has this -- is this report that the mainstream media has been waiting for. we watched "meet the press" yesterday where they went hard after congressman darrell issa. take a look at this. incredible. >> you said repeatedly it was al qaeda -- >> you and other critics said the president won't acknowledge it is al qaeda because it is an election year and he wants to say after bin laden has been decimated and it would make him look bad -- >> al qaeda has not been decimated and there is a group there linked to al qaeda. what we never said, and i didn't have security look behind the door, what the intelligence were on the exact correspondence with al qaeda. those sorts of methods i never claim. >> why use the term al qaeda? you and other members of congress are sophisticated and know when you say al qaeda, people think central al qaeda. they don't think militias that may be i

adam. >> that is a huge ictory for those of us journalists. >> absolutely. and a huge story that rogert and actually comment about that. tracy: really fantastic. great stuff. thanks, lauren. >> absolutely. tracy: we've been talking about this snowstorm, totally sweeping up the east coast causing headaches for travelers like me who commute, people who want to fly anywhere. total pain in the neck. more than 1300 flights canceled thus far. all federal government offices in the d.c. area are closed but they don't know how to handle snow anyway. business as usual for congress, supreme court and financial regulators thankfully. we have up to the minute forecasts. we have to head to the fox weather center. janice dean the weather machine is with us right now. i am such a baby when it comes to snow but it is here for a while, isn't it? >> it is. we'll see one rival this weak thing you're complaining about, tracy. this one was a weak storm but of course came on the heels of the storm over the weekend that really affected much of the country including dallas, texas. this wave of low pressure is