ally's a girl, nancy. what's this about ally being picked on? oh, she's fine.me boy on her bus. a boy? all right. let's get him. wait. what? what? what do you mean? we'll figure something out in the car. let's roll. yeah, i could run a check to see if the family has any outstanding warrants. ray. can't we even run a check? listen, that's really nice, but, you know, you guys don't have to saddle up and form a posse. debra doesn't get it. what? what don't i get? what it's like to be picked on. oh, yeah. you were popular. we know. we know what a big deal this is to ally because we went through it. especially on the bus. oh, the bus. wedgies, wet willies. who's wet willie? they would wet their finger and stick it in your ear. it was chilling. get away with that there! you're supposed to warn me when he's next to me. why are you still here, frank? you said you were coming across the street to read the twins a bedtime story. i did. and when hansel and gretel got away from the witch, i got inspired and stayed here. hey, ma, did you hear? ally's being bullied. what? ye

why spy on an ally? there were such a program, it would be classified and i couldn't talk about it, it would be totally appropriate, and i haven't been in the loop now for more than four years. it's one of those subjects i couldn't discuss. >> without getting specific, on a theoretical basis, what is the interest of the united states on conducting surveillance on a country who is a clear ally of the united states? >> i've got to go with the answer i have given you. let me say this, we do have a fantastic intelligence capability worldwide against all kinds of potential issues and concerns. we are vulnerable, as was shown on 9/11. and you never know what you're going to need when you need it. the fact is we do collect a lot of intelligence. when without speaking about any particularly target or group of targets, that intelligence capability is important to the united states of our conduct of intelligence policy, for economic matters, and i am a strong supporter of it. >> do you think the snowden leaks have

one of our allies? >> it is chairman and it's something we share with our allies. >> you would collect information in those cases and share it with our allies in a way that was appropriate? >> that is correct and it may not be actually collected in europe because it's a global network. >> but it could be in europe or it could be someone else. it could be in the middle east or could be in asia or in the united states by a fisa warrant collected by the f. ei. >> that is correct. >> so you share information with their european the allies and

allies thatre our the u.s. is not using the nsa intelligence gathering capabilities to promote america's economic interest? use intelligence capabilities for that purpose. we use it for security purpose. first of all. second of all, it's important to recall, too, that we have extremely strong and important intelligence security relationships with our allies and those relationships are help keep american safe, to help keep american safe abroad, and to help keep our allies safe. that kind of relationship, those are key relationships to the security of this nation and our allies. again, we are conducting a review. disclosuresul these have caused tension in our relationships. we deal with those issues diplomatic channels. and we are in direct communication with a number of countries on these matters. ,he president is very serious as you heard him say in august, about making sure when these reviews take place, that we strike that balance, that we remember our intelligence people who dohe extraordinary work to keep u

under all circumstances but now as many of our allies find themselves as targets of the n.s.a. should the white house reconsider the role its spy agency is playing around the world after all the n.s.a.'s mission to give the united states and its allies an economic and security advantage now seems to have morphed into a mission to give the united states an economic and security advantage against its allies. in washington. are two and now joining me to discuss the implications of this on mexican u.s. relations is patricio the moran our political analyst and editor of intl america dot insult thank you so much for truth for joining me let's talk about the newest revelation that the u.s. has hacked former mexican president felipe calderon's email last month it was also revealed that the u.s. access text messages sent by president enrique pena nieto received this official statement in response to these revelations the government of mexico reiterate its categorical condemnation of the violation of the privacy of communications of mexican institutions and private citizens this practice

for our foreign partners and our allies. we hold ourselves to that same standard. no matter if we operate here or abroad. if we do something that does not fall within an intelligence requirement, it is wrong. so we hold our people accountability and we report to this committee. as we go forward in the future, one thing we talks about, this is a tough time for nsa, where everybody says what are you doing, or why are you doing it. but leer is what we do. when we get together, we don't -- well, maybe a couple times weeweeing but we say, it is much more important for this country that we defend this nation and take the beatings, and it is to give up a program that would result in this nation being attacked. we would rather be here in front of you today telling you why we defended these programs then having given them up, and have our and having them attacked and people killed. and the interesting part is we have shown. we can do both. and protect the chairman, and ranking member it has been an honor and privilege to work with this committee, even though at times you wi

ally bank. your money needs an ally. >>> was the mistress a motive for murder?teamy testimony today in the murder trial of utah doctor martin macneill. his former mistress, her name is gypsy willis, spoke about the passionate affair before and after the death of his wife it was. a a relationship that involve at wedding rings just months after prosecutors say he drugged and drown his wife. jean casarez as you know, covering this story on location. she is "outfront." >> reporter: day two of gypsy willis' testimony took jury back into her tangled love affair with martin macneill. a secret kept from his wife michelle along with the rest of the family before and after her death. >> were you exchanging terms of endearment in teskes? >> i love you, i wish you were here at work. >> probably. >> a respected physician and mormon sunday school teacher is accused of murdering his wife with a lethalal combination of drug after that you are go her to together a facelift. she moved binto the home as the family nanny and his lover. willis admitted she sent him hundreds of texts

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i think this is a matter of survival of the united states because we are about to lose our allies and a very accurate analysis coming out of the defense department shows that we are about to lose germany as an ally this is a matter of national security whatever the people think that they are doing on behalf of the american people they absolutely are not when you look at what american opinion is seventy five percent of the american people want to work together with our allies they don't want to be a go it alone nation in foreign affairs this is absolutely abysmal and what you have to fault is the american press because they are not telling the american public what's going on and specifically we are being run from the outside by a group of foreign companies that have taken over the capital markets a very accurate stakeholder a very accurate analysis by mathematicians at the federal institute of technology in zurich switzerland has absolutely. shown up that there is a couple all of bankers that own the capital markets they're just absolute grab power and the united states unfortunately i

united states have spied on allies historically? >> yes. >> or even as we speak? >> yes. >> a bipartisan plan introduced yesterday would allow the government to seek records relating to ongoing terrorism investigations. >>> a 13-year-old california boy who was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy was buried tuesday, but the circumstances surrounding andy lopez's death prompted protests and calls for justice. bigad shaban reports. >> reporter: family and friends of 13-year-old andy lopez gathered at his funeral mass to say their final good-byes. many still struggle to make sense of his death. >> it makes me very upset that something like this would happen to a 13-year-old who was just walking down the street to go see his friends. >> reporter: investigators say sonoma county sheriff's deputy eric gailhouse shot the teen seven times in ten seconds after mistaking his pellet gun for an ak-47. he is a 20-year veteran. >> it's tragic event on many levels for many, for the lopez and the community but it's affecting us also. just hours be

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allies spying on allies. so does everybody do it? should they be doing it? john negroponte is joining us, a top state department official and the country's first director of national intelligence. ambassador, thanks very much for coming in. marco rubio, the senator from florida, was blunt today on "new day" our morning show. listen to what he said. >> if you are a u.s. government official traveling abroad, you are aware that anything you have on your cell phone, on your ipad, could be monitored by foreign intelligence agencies, including that of your own allies. so i think a lot of what you're seeing from the european leaders is for the domestic consumption of their own public, but at the end of the day, everyone knew there was gambling going on in casablanca. >> is that business as usual, friendly countries spying on other friendly countries? >> there's an element of truth to it. it's true that countries spy on each other, including friendly countries. i've been spied upon myself. >> by friendly countries. >> i have. it's kind of standard operating procedur

don't feel trapped with the ally raise your rate cd. ally bank.our money needs an ally. >>> other stories making news this morning. chris brown has checked himself into a rehab facility following his arrest in washington, d.c. last weekend for allegedly punching another man. brown's rep says his goal is to gainand insight into his past and recent behavior. >>> ray kelly faced a tough crowd tuesday during a lecture on policing at brown university in providence. student protesters are seen thoughts and booing over the nypd stop and frisk program and its intelligence gathering. >>> the associated press has uncovered evidence that russia has broken its zero waste pledge promising that the sochi olympics would be the cleanest games ever. the a.p. says tons of waste is being 2ku6r78dumped in a protec zone. >>> and this 1972 super bowl ring was reported stolen 20 years ago and two weeks ago, he got a call from a guy saying he'd sell him the ring for $40,000. it was later found and returned to the dallas cowboy. >>> you might recall this scene from a chri

who is an ally? was great britain an ally when they refused to help us in the bombing of syria?france an ally? they're constantly stabbing us in the back. do we really have allies or tactical associations? >> christiane amanpour did an interview yesterday with the guardian reporter who was ultimately the conduit to the leak of edward snowden's material. and the suggestion was that some of that spying isn't necessarily for the purposes of national security, but instead is for the purposes of commerce and trade and other advantageous behavior. no difference in the eye iz of the law and terms of protections? >> no, i think there would be considerable differences. we know that everybody spies on us commercially. >> fair if it's about terror and not fair if it's about business in it's the nsa doing it. >> i don't believe him and i don't trust him. he is a radical ield las vegas who would never have released these if they were against cuba or china. you want to read what he thinks of me, he calls me deranged. >> i read that. >> and i put it on the back of my book because i'm proud of

as america's ally.ow its communism, anti-japanese nationalism, was forged in the fires of that terrible conflict. now, for "the last look." six months ago, nobody would have guessed that u.s.-iranian relations would be at the held tivly high point they are today. if you thought iranians would be pleased with the productive talks with the u.s. think again. these billboards have recently popped up around tehran. there are a couple of different version, all showing an iranian and an american seated at a negotiating table. above the table, both men are dressed in business-like jackets, but below the table, the american seems to have a different agenda. here he is wearing fatigues and combat boots, holding a shotgun, pointed at his counterpart. here he carries an army bag while the iranian has an innocent briefcase. and here he has a menacing dog. the badly written english tag line is constant on all of them. "the u.s. government styles honesty." whoever's behind this, go ahead, put up odd, inflammatory bill

so we view germany and france as allies. we need to watch carefully. >> i don't know if people would be upset. i think it is, tell us something we don't already know. am i wrong here, anna? >> no, listen. it became public and part of this nsa leaking the snowden affair. and people have to have a reaction. in an ideal world you shouldn't be spied on by your jl eyes. allies. so i think that's the part where the saving face has to commend. but president obama needs to tell merkel, look, girl, we spied on you, i'm sorry. it happens. you know, you have a freeby. what can we do for you now. >> hey, we went into pakistan and they are supposed to on allies and we snuck in the night and took out some of bin laden's. they should know if we are doing it on that level -- >> that's different. >> that's not different. if pakistan is supposed to be one of our allies that we give all this aid to and we sneak in in the night with the government not knowing we are doing this type of extraction, this type of mission, that's similar it spying o

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and nato allies in support of military operations abroad. here's how they made that case at the hearings today. >> assertions by reporters in france, lemond, spain, el mundo, italy espresso that new york sa collected millions of phone calls are completely false. to be perfectly clear, this is not information that we collected on european citizens. it represents information that we and our nato allies have collected in defense of our countries and in support of military operations. >> so in effect they're saying there that one of the strongest reasons for this anger we've been seeing from europe started with nothing, the misinterpretation, erin, of a single powerpoint slide. >> well, we shall see. of course that was the tip of the iceberg. thanks so much to you, jim. >>> republican senator rand paul sits on both the foreign relations and homeland security committees. and senator, great to have you with us. you heard james clapper's response to the question, are america's allies spying on america. and his answer was categorical. quote unquote,

all the allies are just screwing around on everybody else.at this point nato is just one big ass pile. but the merkel jerks out there keep saying but remember what obama said in his 2008 berlin speech. >> true partnership and true progress requires constant work and sustained sacrifice. they require allies who willi will listen to each other, learn from each other and most of all trust. >> listen, learn, trust. two out of three isn't bad. >> nsa spying scandal just won't go away. now congress is preparing to step in with landmark legislation that could drastically change what the agency does and how they do it. how to scare pirates on the open seas? by blasting britney spears. world series didn't end with a ridiculous play but one team is one play away from a title. this is way too early. good morning everybody, brian shactman. nfl game in st. louis last night as well.

those same allies.he president has been on the phone with the french president and angela merkel, over the course of the last week trying to explain u.s. policy to them. and then yesterday another shoe drops. the national security agency in a 2006 memo solicited phone numbers. and in response they received 200 phone numbers for some 35 world leaders. one thing the united states and the obama are not doing. they are not apologizing. jay carney said the u.s. is gathering intelligence like is gathered in all nations. >> what mr. snowden has effectively done and what some newspapers are assisting him in doing, and that is going to make it a lot more difficult to keep our countries and our people safe. >> now the spokesman here says the united states is reviewing procedures with its intelligence community to try to address some of these concerns, and in response to the call from angela merkel and other european leaders, they will simply say that the u.s. is committed to engaging bilaterally. dell. >> mike, t

don't feel trapped with the ally raise your rate cd. ally bank. money needs an ally. >>> now, here's yours first look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. scott brown could be jumping back into political waters. he registered a political action committee in new hampshire. he has been floated as a possible challenger next year. >>> former vice president dick chaney is calling republican senator a liar. his elder daughter is challenging him in the primary sunday. he took a swipe at the incumbent for saying the two are friends. >> most of the republican senators are supporting the incumbent. he said he felt blind sided by your whole family. said he thought you were his friend. >> well, mike also said he and i are fishing buddies which is not true. never happened. washington is not going to elect the next senator from wyoming. the people of wyoming will. >> jesse jackson jr. dumping his d.c. home to help pay federal finds. he will sell his house. he owed $750,000 after violating campaign finances laws. >> the new york times endorsed bill de b

all the allies are just screwing around on everybody else. this point nato is just one big ass pile. but the merkel jerks out there keep saying but remember what obama said in his 2008 berlin speech. >> true partnership and true progress requires constant work and sustained sacrifice. they require

ally, you gave away all your cards for just one card? yeah., that doesn't seem quite fair, does it? it's ok. no, no, ally, mr. parker's right. you gave away all your cards there. tyler, let me have ally's cards back. dad! tyler, i don't wanna hear it. let's have those cards. sorry about this, barone. no, it's ok. daddy... ally, it's ok. daddy's handling it. thanks. thanks, parker. hey, you're welcome. i don't usually interfere in these things, but sometimes that's a dad's job. yeah. and you taught him a good lesson there, too. ok, i'll see you later. wait! where you going? oh, yeah, i thought i would, uh... go stenciling, like you said. well, stenciling's right there. oh. oh, there it is. ok. thank you. even you can make that shot. you wanna go one on one right now? you feel like it? ray, what is wrong with you? oh, i know this. i know this one. ally told me you just undid her hackidu trade with bill parker's boy. he's a lousy dad. give me another one. shut up. yeah. she was giving away all her cards for one card. i saved her from getting ripp

--what a time to be finished visiting one of your closest allies. he is meeting with arab league representatives but the latest revelations from edward snowden put a shadow on the trip. thereport was written by snowden to lift the lid on the work. between december and january, 70 million phone calls in france. the u.s. ambassador was summoned for an explanation. it was snooping on terrorists and senior business figures along with members of the french government. infringes on life and was totally unacceptable. we need to be assured that it is going to stop. france and the u.s. are working closely with syria and on terrorism. protecting the security of our citizens in today's world is a very complicated and very challenging task. our goal is to try to find the right balance between protecting the security and the privacy of our citizens. >> they are criticized for prioritizing their relationship with the u.s. over the interest of their own citizens. it becomes harder to ignore widespread and uninhibited surveillance. noted, theseobama leaders are onl

allied >> will possibly could be wrong?ith the slate as i explain what the problem is. >> what is the name of the country that once your truck? >> ok nevermind >> how long have you had? >> uc state law requires all commercials vehicles that exceed 10 pap thousand town to meet certain requirements. >> this is a.c. a number this is a gross weight #all are required. >> if you look a loop around you will see towards the are not meeting the minimum requirements appeared >> this truck has the same problem it is also part in chinatown but outside the name of the truck there is no way of identifying it is clear it is a commercial truck appeared >> distraught has the same issue the church does not identify what it does or who owns it. >> " what company is this? >> as for the record these drivers no law they did choose to ignore in san francisco stan roberts for kron4 news. >> and while we are on the subject of people behaving badly a teacher's assistant at the university of iowa got a lot of unwanted attention after accidentally sen

we ought to look with our allies where we are today it will take allies but i want to be crystal clear for our people you helped to set this up to answer the real question to help set up the compliance program. to audience and the real question the answer that i see we tried that a couple years ago with the court it got up to nine days the court to davis back the authority i would propose a counter offer but everything is dead 48 or 96 hours so we beat the time lines for seven these operations where time is of the essence i use the case where you cannot afford that. we would be willing to work with you with the committee. >> your time has expired because of technical difficulty you could have one more question. >> currently the nsa holds for five years the business record data. many people have suggested that is too long. two or three years what do you think about shortening if nsa or some other entity? >> our analyst the next three years is probably the least. if we did that it goes back to what the congressman said. three years makes sense. >> i yield back. >> the key for your leader

these are things that we ought to look with our allies.t takes allies in where we are with court terrorism. i want to be crystal clear. you met these and help set it up. to answer your real question, help set up the compliance program. to answer your real question. the issue i see we tried that back a couple of years ago with the court it got up to nine days and the court gave us back the authority to do that. i would propossess a counter offer every one we do is 46 to 98 hours. so we meet the timeline you need or chris mentioned for some of these options where it is time is of the essence. i use the case where this was a one-week thing. you can't afford that. i would say we would absolutely be willing to work with you on something along the line or with the committee. i'll give you one more question. we had technical difficulty. for lo logistics i'll try to give 30 second notice. >> currently the nsa is holding for five years. the business record data many people suggested it's too long. what do you think about shortening the time whether

experience at the national security agency, have the allies of the united states ever during the course of that time engaged in anything that you would qualify as an espionage act targeted at the united states of america? >> yes. i have chairman. >> that would be consistent with most of our allies. let's just pick a place. the european union. >> yes it would chairman. >> and this is ongoing today. this didn't stop two years ago

--what a time to be finished visiting one of your closest allies. he is meeting with arab league representatives but the latest revelations from edward snowden put a shadow on the trip. thereport was written by snowden to lift the lid on the work. between december and january, 70 million phone calls in france. the u.s. ambassador was summoned for an explanation. it was snooping on terrorists and senior business figures along with members of the french government. infringes on life and was totally unacceptable. we need to be assured that it is going to stop. france and the u.s. are working closely with syria and on terrorism. protecting the security of our citizens in today's world is a very complicated and very challenging task. our goal is to try to find the right balance between protecting the security and the privacy of our citizens. >> they are criticized for prioritizing their relationship with the u.s. over the interest of their own citizens. it becomes harder to ignore widespread and uninhibited surveillance. noted, theseobama leaders are onl

but -- the leaders of our allies. used the term leadership intentions are both a reasonable and acceptable and valuable target for american intelligence operations. and -- than falling under that umbrella may the phone calls of america i will and others. >> chief national security correspondent jim sciutto. thanks. congressman adam schiff of california sits on the house intelligence committee and stepped out of today's meeting to speak to us live from capitol hill. thanks for joining us. quickly, james clapper was also asked if our allies are guilty of the same sort of thing. here is what he said. >> do you believe that the allies have conducted or at any time, any type of espionage activity against the united states of america, intelligence services, leaders or otherwise? >> absolutely. >> do we know of any cases of this actually happening in recent years? >> well, i don't know that i can talk openly in terms of what we know about our foreign intelligence agencies and how they operate and target people in the united

allies according to her congress has not been adequately kept in the loop. feinstein also said the administration assured her surveillance would not continue,

do you think this is powerful enough to turn allies into enemies? >> no. i think the common agenda and common sense is strong. the u.s. needs brazil big-time. it is a factor of moderation between the u.s. and the rest of the countries of latin america. i think what we have now is a situation where the government of united states has to be very active in trying to apologize, trying to ensure, or deliver any kind of warranty that this is not going to happen again. brazil is thinking about building its own infrastructure based on internet in their own soil so they do not have to pass through the united states when an e-mail is sent through brazil to europe, for example. they are trying to make sure that is not going to happen, but the u.s. has the technology to penetrate any server in the world. once we need is a political commitment especially from president obama that this will not happen again. otherwise the relationship was such an important country as brazil will be affected for a long time. >> we will have to wait and see what happens. political analyst

allies and made the case that it actually helps our allies with the united states is doing. he also tweeted this out yesterday evening -- 24 members of the republican party met with nsa officials for briefing. we will be talking to a member of the intelligence community, mike conaway from texas, coming up here on "washington journal." i also want to share with you a video that was posted by the pentagon on youtube. that the nsarview director, general chief alexander, did with the pentagon blogger. here is a story about it from msnbc. the video, which looks like a bit like the corporation for public broadcasting come a to produce an episode of wayne's world inside up young young studio featuring alexander answered questions -- you don't hear her pose the questions, the questions are posted as they watch the video. here is keith alexander, the director of the nsa, talking about the news that came out last week about the united states spying on france. [video clip] the papers convoluted these stories and they immediately say -- i think we had one today saying 70 million phone c

allied the president says we may want out of money on the 15th. >> we are waking up to clear skies and plenty of sunshine. >> temperatures are on the cooler side with the upper '30's in the north bay appeared >> low 50s down the east bay shoreline carried >> low 80s in pleasanton and livermore. >> los 74 days city appeared >> temperatures will approach the '80s in napa. >> this evening it will be called and wins will pick up in the higher elevations which will increase our concern for fire danger. >> when the dust will be up to 35 mi. per hour. >> we are going to continue with a stable and consistent weather over the next seven days with plenty of sunshine expected. not as we continue to monitor slow conditions around the bay area interstate 80 the east shore freeway drive time 32 minutes. >> the 580 and 24 crash has cleared. in line on northbound 13 leading up to 24. >> the nimitz freeway from hayward into fremont is still very heavy. >> the drive-through san jose is one hour on 101 north down. allied >> 85 through the west of ballet and heavy to

allies' phone conversations. kelly cobiella has the latest. police kill a 13-year-old holding a toy gun after two other students are accused of killing teachers. carter evans takes a closer look at a worrisome week with kids and weapons. jay-z's in a tight spot, don dahler on how charges of racial profiling at one upscale store may upend a big business deal for the rapper and entrepreneur. and one good turn. nearly a year after sandy, one of the storm's first responders gets just the kind of help he's given to others. >> wow! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod with a western edition of the broadcast. some of the strongest allies of the united states are among its most vocal critics tonight amid revelations that the n.s.a. eaves dropped on world leaders. several hundred demonstrators rallied near the u.s. capitol this afternoon, criticizing the practice of electronic surveillance. but as kelly cobiella tells us, it is the anger far from washington that's top priority. >> reporte

new allegations of nsa spying on european allies have sent the obama administration scrambling. officials will sit down with lawmakers from the european union to discuss the latest rounds of spying allegations that- which include charges the nsa monitor the calls of 35 world leaders including france and germany. >> last week reported surfers claiming the nsa mar the chancellor and a love merkels cell foam. >> german media says of the surveillance would on for over a decade. in fact, one newspaper wrote that president obama was made aware of it in 2010 and allowed it to continue. >> the nsa denies the the president's involvement. it >> and anger over the nsa spying scandal is spreading to the streets of washington. >> demonstrators rallied against the nation surveillance programs on saturday. >> a state department spokeswoman says president obama has directed the government to review its surveillance capabilities. it >> right now we have a dramatic video coming into the kron 4 news room from beijing affecting dozens of tourist. >> right now, five people are dead after a jeep, plo

ally and the german chancellor angela merkel. her reaction she has dispatched her top spy chiefs to washington. this comes as an european delegation visits the u.s. >> reporter: the white house said it was unwilling to talk abou--to--contra-ducts reports n german newspapers that not only did president obama know about the surveillance, he fast tracked any information gleaned from angela merkel's surveillance to the white house. >> the president, i think in all he has said about this issue, not just sense the disclosures, but even before them reflects his commitment to insuring that we do everything we have to do within the law to keep america safe, to keep americans safe, and keep our allies safe, and that we do so in a way that reflects the need to find a balance, and to recognize the sincere security--rather privacy concerns that americans have and others have around the world. >> reporter: for the european delegation that has just arrived in washington this is more than the surveillance of u.s. leaders phones but the surveilla

allied will provide you this video live on air at 6:00 a.m.his morning when finally the gates were open because of that announcement that the bart strike was tentatively overpass. >> as you can see the video up on the platform at 6:04 a.m. there were a couple of people lined up to get on that train in two san francisco. >> we talked to some of the commuters and writers about how it has been to not have bart and now to have bart began this is what they share with us. >> " i am so excited i am on my way to work right now in " >> it " it has been such a pain in the neck to get to the city and i am a minister of church and people do not have mr. earlministerial " in l >> " it has really been stressful and " >> there you go you can see that the trains are rolling since last week when the train stopped because of the strike back here this is a live picture you can see as people are coming in and trying to get on a train and headed into the city. allied >> reporting live here in walnut creek is history's the estacio. >> the last four days of the stri

spies on its allies. he went further and said that leadership intentions, that is, the intentions of leaders even if they are allies, are reasonable, acceptable, goal of intelligence gathering and that would, therefore, seem to indicate that even the phone calls of an jael america i will are fair game in the spy game what did they say about the president's knowledge of this kind of spying? >> whether he intended to or not james clapper seemed to give the president cover here because he said the president in general would know about the output of the intelligence gathering but might not know the source of it. when he is reading these intelligence reports. he did say the white house, national security council, would know in general the targets of this kind of intelligence gathering but it is possible the president would not know that a particular report he was reading said it was sourced from one of angela merkel. >> listening in on millions of phone conversations of europeans p. >> on this one there was no