tonight they get a chance to thank agee who is back in the bay area as a member of the miami heat. golden state traded him to memphis in july to free up salary cap space. d'angelo russell in 2015 finals mvp signed with the warriors before they turned into a dynasty. and for that reason his number nine will be retired. he might be done with golden state. but still spends plenty of time in the bay area. >>> you experience it in public a lot. i joke with my wife all the time. when can we go outside and walk down the street and no one notices us? she always says never. my office is up the block. every an understanding the last five or six years are special. >>> do you think andre someday might want to do what you are doing? he has the brain. he has a way of dealing with the younger players. have you talked about him about that? >>> i mentioned how smart he is. that would indicate he would not go into coaching.>> reporter: andre is still very close with some of his former warrior teammates. here's how is going to greet andre tonight. >>> i'm going to flagrant foul him. flagrant 2. as so

for that reason the owner said number nine agee's number nine will be retired. he might be done with golden state. still plenty of time here in the bay area. >>> you experience it in public a lot. i joke with my wife all the time. when can we go outside and walk down the street and no one notices us? she always says never. my office is right of the block. just trying to interact with everybody and to stay in the last five or six years have been special.>> reporter: out with the old and in with the new. 24-year-old andrew wiggins former number one overall pick of the minnesota timberwolves. now with the golden state warriors. >> reporter: how do you view this transition to this organization to help rebuild your career? >>> i'm excited to be here. it is a winning culture. this organization has been very dominant. these past couple years. >> reporter: great debuted the other night. 24 points. in 31 minutes. we will see where he does tonight. >>> up next how house speaker nancy pelosi is responding tonight to the president's plan for big cuts to food stamps. >>> the

to rig the crypto agee's products so they could easily break the codes and have access to a client's encrypted messages and guess what the cia wasn't just some silent donor either according to the post under nouns to most employees except executives at the highest levels the agency controlled nearly every aspect of kryptos operations presiding residing with their german partners over hiring decisions designing its technology sabotaging its algorithms and directing its sales targets. the cia's own historical documents even bragged they've been braiding about the extent of the in the ugliness involved saying quote foreign governments were paying good money to the us and western germany for the privilege of having their most secret communications read by a least 2 and possibly as many as 5 or 6 foreign countries so if the cia owned the top and crips and company in the world up until 2018 it makes you wonder what other companies do they secretly have their hands in and that my.

operation 1st called thesaurus and later renamed rubicon for over half a century the company crypto agee was a captain of the world's encryption industry based in neutral switzerland most governments were quick to believe their secrets were in safe hands little did they know the cia and west germany's b.m.d. had co-opted the company's founder to create a backdoor into the world's best kept secrets in 1988 western spies had complete access to the egyptian president's communications with cairo during the camp david peace talks with israel a year later washington was spying on a rainy and officials during the hostage crisis and as late as 1986 u.s. intelligence was listening to libyan officials congratulate each other for the bombing of a berlin disco although the c.i. a and b. and d. weren't able to hook their main rivals russia and china had enough foresight to look elsewhere for their encryption needs nowadays though those 2 are the scapegoats for all of the west's cyber woes if you see throughout our alliance every one of our countries has had side by and hybrid attacks from russia some

clients with help from german intelligence agency eavesdropped on communications that use crypto agee's devices firms clients included iran saudi arabia and the vatican before the company was finally dissolved in 2018. the scene live in the turkish parliament there you see president the one preparing to address the parliament what we're expecting is for him to announce what his plan will be to counter what he sees as its thing violence against his forces 13 turkish military personnel being killed over the last couple of weeks in italy province these attacks carried out by syrian forces where really awaiting now what he intensity in response to the stress. in the i am. my day nation. there members of the parliament friends. guess ladies and gentleman. i salute you with myself syrians speeding love and respect. our group made a move hyperbole will bring forth to our country and to our party. the before beginning my my words i would like to send my condolences. for over 41 of our brothers and sisters who have lost their lives in van avalanche incidents . on behalf of myself and on my mind

to rig the crypto agee's products so they could easily break the codes and have access to a client's encrypted messages and guess what the cia wasn't just some silent donor either according to the post to most employees except executives at the highest levels the agency controlled nearly every aspect of kryptos operations presiding residing with their german partners over hiring decisions designing its technology sabotaging its algorithms and directing its sales targets. the cia's own historical documents even bragged. about the extent of the of the ugliness involved saying quote foreign governments were paying good money to the us and western germany for the privilege of having their most secret communications read by a least 2 and possibly as many as 5 or 6 foreign countries so if the cia owned the top and corruption company in the world up until 2018 it makes you wonder what other companies do they secretly have their hands in and that my friends is why we are always watching the hawks. you want to go on a city street you want to. do so you'd like to see the crisis joyce state and

decades according to the washington post the cia and germany's spy agency raked swiss firm crypto agee's devices to eavesdrop on clients iran saudi arabia even the vatican had secret correspondence that was read possibly shared with as many as 6 countries the firm was dissolved into n.t. 18. they're going call is a former deputy national intelligence officer for trans national threats at the cia he says it's incredible the u.s. spies kept the secret for so long. i think that this will be viewed in the future going forward now as one of the great intelligence operations of the last 120 years is. that a country break another's codes is not unusual but that a country be able to read more than half the world's countries trant. correspondence telegrams cables reports and so on in their entirety is i think. never done before that i'm aware. the the impact important impact of this is huge so it has for 75 years given the united states a tremendous advantage in diplomacy foreign affairs and intelligence any secret shared is a secret potentially lost and by the nature of the operations for 75 yea

clients with the help from german intelligence agents eavesdropped on communications that use crypto agee's devices the firms clients included iran saudi arabia and even the vatican before it was eventually dissolved in $28.00. the hundreds of mourners are attending the funeral for former kenyan president daniel add up more he died last week at the age of 95 and he left behind a complicated legacy during his 24 years in power he had absolute control over the state and repressed all calls for change he's due to be buried later on wednesday with full military honors. and the transitional government in darfur has rebel groups have agreed that those that wanted by the international criminal court for crimes in the darfur region should appear before the court in the hague former longtime president omar al bashir who was toppled mass protests last year has been indicted by the i.c.c. human. we agreed on 4 key mechanisms to establish justice and or for the 1st that all those who have arrest warrants against them shall appear before the international criminal court i am seeing this very plainly jus

secretly owned by the us intelligence service according to the post the cia raid swiss firm crypto agee's devices to spy on its clients that allowed american agents to eavesdrop on communications made during the firm's devices its clients include iran saudi arabia and even the vatican the firm was dissolved in $28.00 seen glencora as a former deputy national intelligence officer for transnational threats at the cia and he says that it's remarkable how the u.s. intelligence managed to keep the secret for the sloan. i think that this will be viewed in the few in going forward now as one of the great intelligence operations of the last 120 years or so that a country break another's codes is not unusual but that a country be able to read more than half the world's countries trant. correspondence telegrams cables reports and so on in their entirety is i think. never done before that i'm aware of the impact import and impact of this is huge so it has for 75 years given the united states a tremendous advantage in diplomacy foreign affairs and intelligence any secret shared is a secret potentiall

agee on delivered another set of solid numbers today.mber, the first sign of the process with mobile claimants and subways restaurant source in the united states and canada. joining us on the phone is ceo, from amsterdam. each are, let's talk about what's happening with the coronavirus. you are one of the biggest payment processors in the world. you see a lot of data that the effect -- and the effect of virus could be having on economic activity. what can you tell us? >> thanks for having me. it's interesting. we do get it. if we look at the traffic on our platform, we see very little aggregated basis, and the reasons for that are interesting. that is that what we do with our merchants as we do a pass-through of the interchange of credit card costs, and that means international traffic, if that decreases, that means there ae less cost, but as we have costless contract, it does not make any difference in how much we earn. there is at this moment less intercontinental traffic, less international -- intercontinental car traffic. another thi

owned by a us intelligence service according to the washington post the cia rigged swiss firm crypto agee's devices to spy on its clients that allowed american agents to eavesdrop on communications made using the firm's devices clients included iran saudi arabia and even the vatican the firm was dissolved in 2018 playing call is a former deputy national intelligence officer for transnational threats at the cia he's joining us now by skype from boston as always thanks very much indeed for being with us to be flippant one is tempted to suggest this is a story about the cia doing spying what a surprise for you though who have been in the business and you have experience of this what are the headlines for you from this. well i think that this will be viewed in the future in going forward now as one of the great intelligence operations of the last 120 years or so that a country break another's codes is not unusual but that a country be able to read more than half the world's countries trant. correspondence telegrams cables reports and so on in their entirety it is i think. never done before that

election but we know that there was interference in our elections, so that makes this impeachment, i do ageeh the bipartisan rule, joe bidengreed with it many years ago. but this problem with elections is not going to go away and it would be better if the president didn't tweet out things like oh i am going toer stay until 2040, and come out with some election security bill. >> woodruff: you know john hart, and i asked kellyanne conway this question, because yamiche alcindor reported that white house people are telling her the president may well reach out to other countries for help investigating a polit ricval, that they don't see anything wrong with it. >> well, judy, i don't frankly take that seriously. i think what this president does is he is very, very effective at emotionally manipulating democrats. so his state of the yun address was poinafter point after point designed to elicit a re stion. when hys that i don't take it seriously, his tweet moments heter we sat after the vote happened that trump would be in office forever, that shows him being our satirist in chief. is he critiquing

decades according to the washington post the cia and germany's spy agency a rigged swiss firm crypto agee's devices to eavesdrop on clients iran saudi arabia and even the vatican and secret correspondents read and possibly shed as many as 6 countries was dissolved back in 2018 well earlier my colleague 40 but to both spoke to robert pre-charge he's director of the cyber security expert which is a firm that advises institutions across europe and she began by asking him just how extensive this intelligence gathering was. it's very hard to say because but the truth of these kind of operations never comes to light but a certain extremely successful and i'm sure was extremely valuable long it was running. a. very impressive operation that started during the days of the cold war and it seems to me of late today in particular the secret operations have become much harder to keep secrets in a during the cold war discipline was perhaps a bit stronger and it predated the days of into the internet and wiki leaks and things like that. so i'm not not surprised that either an operation like baseballs or

help from german intelligence this allowed its agents to listen on communications that use crypto agee's devices the clients included saudi arabia iran and the vatican before the company was dissolved in 2018 or for more on this let's speak to robert pre-charge who was the director of the cyber security expert a firm that advises institutions across europe he also used to work for the british government on cyber security related issues is via skype from chamonix in france thank you so much for being with us robert now this is making its cry by some as one of the greatest intelligence operations in the last few decades how unusual is this type of intelligence gathering 1st of all. i don't understand how to say because. these kind of operations never comes to light but it certainly extremely successful and i'm sure once extremely valuable warrant was running so. very impressive operation are you surprised at the keep the secret was kept for so long. i think not believe because it started during the days of the cold war and it seems that the old late today in particular the secret operation

, it's clear that pete buttigieg, the 38-year-old former mayor of south bend, indiana, that a year agee had no name recognition, had a strong performance here. and it's putting pressure on all of the democratic candidates to deliver next week in new hampshire. with the democratic candidates crisscrossing new hampshire, is final tally of iowa is up in the air. the uncertainty and confusion preventing any of the candidates from claiming an all-important victory. pete buttigieg and bernie sanders, neck and neck for first place, are touting the results. >> a campaign that some said should have no business even making this attempt, has taken its place at the front of this race. >> we received more votes on the first and second round than any other candidate. >> reporter: after technical issues with a new mobile app derailed reporting the final figures from the caucuses monday night, the head of iowa's democratic party acknowledging the system breakdown was unacceptable. >> as chair of the party, i apologize deeply. >> reporter: while vouching for the accuracy of the results. >> the one thing

. >> bernie and i agee on a lot of things but i think i will make a better president than bernie. i dug in, did the work, and bernie's team trashed me for it. >> we can get the bold, progressive things done without having someone so alienating that we'll turn off the voters. >> this conversation shows a huge risk for the democratic party. >> ed: risk indeed. griff jenkins has more on the highlights and low lights from charleston, this morning. >> good morning, ed. boy, messy, chaotic, sanders relished all the attention in the attacks he got. it was very clear all the candidates trying to slow sanders' momentum. sanders was attacked 33 times. biden, you heard how he intimated how passionate biden became. he has led here but his lead has narrowed to four points. he laid down the marker, which is really the highest marker he could that he will win here. listen. >> the people know me, my entire career has been wrapped up in dealing with civil rights and civil liberties. i intend to win south carolina and i will win the african-american vote here in south carolina. >> if you don't win