our army, navy, air force, marines have been incredibly harmed by the data that he has taken with him and we believe now is in the hands of nation states. >> what help did he have? who helped him, do you think? >> well, there were certain questions we have to get answered where "a," first of all if it was a privacy concern he had, he didn't look for information on the privacy side for americans. he was stealing information that had to do with how we operate and deal to deep americans safe. some of the things he did were beyond his technical responsibilities raises more questions.

army, navy, air force marines have been harmed by the data he has taken with them. there's a reason he ended up in the loving arms of the f.s.b. agent in moscow. rogers was not alone. texas republican michael mccall, chairman of the committee said he believes edward snowden was cultivated by a foreign power. >> a mayor, joe hockhobbin hobo zimmer said chris christie's aids tried to pressure her to support a governor project to receive aid for hurricane sandy victims. >> we are starting out with more fog and low clouds and large portions of the pacific north-west, but a cold outbreak is on the way for much much of the east coast. we had cool air that moved through as we got through sunday and a bit of light snow going on. overnight we'll get a couple more inches coming off the great lakes, stretching through parts of maine and north canada. it's not a lot, but we'll get more snowfall as more arctic air breaks in. the por text -- polar vortex is moving south. a piece of that air will move in, and we are expecting temperatures for fargo, on your monday. we'll be two be

our army, navy, air force, marines have been incredibly harmed by the data that he has taken with hime believe now is in the hands of nation states. >> what help did he have? who helped him do you think in is. >> well, there were certain questions we have to get answered where a, first of all if it was a privacy concern he had, he didn't look for information on the privacy side for americans. he was stealing information that had to do information to do with information how we deal to keep americans safe. some of the things he did were beyond his technical responsibilities raises more questions. how he arranged travel before he left, how he was ready to go. he had a go bag, if you will and how he accessed. >> what high level do you think? >> let me just say this. i believe there's a reason did he hand ended up in the arms of an fsb agent in moscow. i don't think that's a coincidence. >> you think the russians helped ed snowden? >> i believe there's questions to be answer there had. i don't think it was agee whiz luck event that he ended up in moscow under the handling of the fsb. >> th

. >> this was a thief who had nothing to did with privacy, our army, navy, air force, marines have been incredibly harmed by the data that he has taken him. i believe there's a reason he ended up in the hands, the loving arms of an fsb agent in moscow. >> an american still being held in north korea now hoping the u.s. can help secure his release. kenneth bae has been held for more than a year, pleading for help when he spoke to a few media outlets in pyongyang. he was sentenced to hard labor after what north korea said was an attempt to top it will regime. >>> why legislation seeking oversight of what was leaked. are robert ray is in west virginia. robert. >> del, good afternoon, lots happening here this afternoon. there's a lot of people here at the state capitol building introducing new legislation. just moments ago we caught up with with the governor asking him several questions about the chemical spill. here's what he had to say about the faith and restoring people's confidence in the water. >> obviously we continue to test the water supply, every hour, and it is showing up at a non

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all the judgments are made by the kangaroo court and the army, navy, air force.s sitting together, they read off, this is your sentence. it happens only minutes, like that. >> what is life like inside prison. >> nice, nice, very nice. >> i have a hard time believing that. >> we can talk to each other, say manage, use a mirror to look at each other? >> books? >> no books, no writing things, no paper. no, nothing at all. a mat and a blanket and a plate and a bowl. >> right. >> only these are the things we possess. >> how is the food in prison? >> soup. pea soup. only one meat meal for a week. that's on thursday. you know that in prison, all the fish has no body. only the head and the tail. no middle part. >> so there is hope for this country, in your view. yes? >> yes, yes. the buddhists believe how to live in situations, dictators, political passion, or even discrimination, everything is happening to us, but the buddhists say, okay, that's a tough life, you can make something good. >> there's something pretty cool about meeting people who have been for so long una

belief had some help, who stole information, the vast majority had nothing to do with privacy - army, navy, air force, marines have been incredibly harmed by the data he has taken with him, and we believe it was in the hands of nation states. >> who helped him, do you think? >> there were questions we have to get answered where some of the aid - first of all, if it was a privacy concern, he didn't look for information on the private site for americans. he was stealing information to do with how we operated to keep americans safe. that begs a question, and some of the things that he did were behind his technical capabilities, races more questions. >> mike rogers saying that edward snowden had help from russia. any credibility to that? >> i don't think it's something that can be dismissed out of hand. the suggestion that the russians or other foreign countries may have been involved with edward snowden from the beginning, he did not just happen to end up in moscow, have been around for several weeks. mr rogers is suggesting there's something more technically based behind the allegations. without knowin

our army, navy, air force, marines have been incredibly harmed by the data that he has taken with him there's a reason he end said up in the hands, the loving arms of an f.s.b. agent in moscow. >> that's the russian secret service, the k.g.b., the successor to the k.g.b. does he have any proof of this? well, there was no direct proof begin, no evidence given, but share man rogers did say that he didn't think this was just a gee whiz luck event. an aclu attorney working with mr. snowden was asked about this by "the new york times," about this accusation that he may have been working with the russians. he said it is not only false, but silly. however, chairman rogers and dianne feinstein said their committees will be following up on this possible connection. del. >> lisa stark joining us live from washington, thank you very much. >> there are security concerns as russia prepares to host of the winter games in sochi. a new video emerging from two men claiming to be responsible for deadly attacks last month in value go rad saying the games will be a target. >> a former foreign policy advi

army, u.s. navy, u.s. air force and i'll talk about the army. you have got to remember our budget is based on really three major things. people, our ability to modernize ourselves, and our readiness, and there's lots of things under readiness. there's several things under modernization, capital investment and other things we do, and you have to keep those in the right balance. sequestration forces us to go right out of balance. because i can't take out people fast enough to get the dollars to put into readiness and modernization in order to keep that balance. and so what it's created in the army, we have about a three-year window, 2014, 2015, 2016 where we're really out of balance so our readiness and our modernization will take a hit. we are taking out 20,000 a year. if i go higher than that, it costs me more to take them out and so we start reducing the savings that we're gaining from the people. so that's the dilemma that we have. so what it did is it impacted our readiness in 2013. now, the agreement that was made in december, the bipartisan

had nothing to do with the nsa program and everything to do with our military capabilities, army, navy, air forcember one. there are some security things he did get around that are clearly above his capabilities. the way he departed and how he ended up in moscow, we still have some questions there. i can guarantee you, he is in the loving arms of an fsb agent right today. that's not good for the united states and not good for the information to be shared with nation states that actually hinders and will cost us billions of dollars by the way, bob, to try to rectify the problems he has caused in the military operations. >> edward snowden remains in russia. the russian president, vladimir putin, has invited snowden to attend the winter games in sochi. new jersey's lieutenant governor denied the latest scandal to involve chris christie. the democratic mayor, dawn zimmer, says she was given this ultimatum, support a redevelopment plan backed by christie or her town would get short on money, shortchanged on hurricane sandy relief funds. the accusation drew a sharp response minutes ago. here is the ent

the report points to scandals involving sports teams at the army, navy, and air force academies in theast school year. its urging leaders to do more to improve training and prevention programs. >>> last night an employee at an o'reilly auto sports store was shot and killed. the suspect went into the store, ordered the stores three workers to get down on the ground. one of the workers stabbed the suspect who then shot and killed him. there were two shoppers in the store at the time. they were not hurt. the suspect was seen running away later. >>> after going down for six years, california's prison population is expected to grow by 10,000 inmates over the next five years. that is according to the l.a. times. this new projection will complicate governor brown's efforts to obey a court order to reduce over crowding. the reason for the rise that is being debated. others cite crimes committed by felons or parolees that cycle in and out of the over crowded jails. >>> new mortgage rules take effect today aimed at reducing the risk of default and foreclosures. lenders must now determine that a

the report point to scandals involving sports teams at the army, navy, and air force academies during the last school year. it urges leaders to do more to improve training and prevention programs. >>> after going down for six years, california's prison population is expected to grow by 10,000 inmates. the l.a. times says the new projection will complicate governor jerry brown's efforts to obey a court record -- obey a court order. prosecutors dispute suggestions they are more frequently pursuing charges. meantime others cite crimes committed by parolees. >>> new mortgage rules take effect today. they are aimed at reducing the risk of defaults and foreclosures. a borrower can realisticically afford a mortgage long term. lenders also can't offer risky features like terms longer than 30 years or interest only payments. but the new rules don't require a minimum down payment so first time buyers have a better chance at getting that mortgage. >>> let's check in with sal for the commute this morning. so far so good. >> yeah, it is on the friday. hopefully it will be that way for the rest of

army, u.s. navy, u.s. air force and i'll talk about the army. you got to remember our budget is based on really three major things. people, our ability to modernize ourselves and our readiness, and there's lots of things under readiness. there's several things under modernization, capital investment and other things we do and you have to keep those in the right balance. sequestration forces us to go right out of balance. because i can't take out people fast enough to get the dollars to put into readiness and modernization in order to keep that balance. and so what it's created in the army, we have about a three-year window, 2014, 2015, 2016 where we're really out of balance so our readiness and our modernization will take a hit. we are taking out 20,000 a year. if i go higher than that, it costs me more to take them out and so we start reducing the savings that we're gaining from the people. so that's the dilemma that we have. so what it did is it impacted our readiness in 2013. now, the agreement that was made in december, the bipartisan budget

the report points to scandals involving sports team at the army, navy, and air force academies, duringast school year. and it urges leaders to do more to improve training, and prevention programs. >>> another new report from the department of veteran's affairs shows there's an increase in suicides among younger male veterans. the latest information reveals a suicide rate for male veterans between the ages of 18 and 29 has jumped almost 44% between 2009 and 2011. one doctor from the va says too many of the younger veterans are getting care for physical wounds, but they're not getting treatment for mental health problems: 7:17. the deep freeze that sent temperatures well below 0 in much of the u.s. is still affecting mail delivery. people living in several chicago neighborhoods say they haven't received any mail since saturday. >> i called this afternoon and was given the weather excuse, of course, you know the streets have been clear for two or three days, so i don't buy that anymore. >> the postal service says many side streets are unplowed and sidewalks are icy, slowing down male carr

it has a report that takes a look at the state of defense in the army, navy, marine core and air forceod to have you on the show. >> you describe a military that's almost schizophrenic, saying one thing one day and districting itself the next. there are examples, how al qaeda is on the run, and now they hold more territories than ever, how the navy shrunk ship requirements to 300, but you write that most admirals privately say we need 900. what is going on? why is there an identity crisis? >> the beginning at the defense stories say at the end of iraq and afghanistan, but with shrinking budget cuts. what do we do next. that is facing the pentagon. they are tackling the question, there aren't many answers. you're right. military that is shrinking in size wilfully. the army and marines are waiting for the wars to end and are glad to get to something smaller and manage ability. the mission of how these services are going be used is what i think a lot of the leaders are grappling with. how is the army going to have a role in the pacific? when are the marines going to be called on again. wi

army, the u.s. navy and the u.s. air force and i will talk for the army.you have got to remember that our budget is based on really three major things, people, our ability to modernize ourselves and our readiness and there are lots of things under readiness and several things that are modernization and there's capitalization and other things that we do. you have to keep those in the right balance. sequestration forces us to go right out of talents because i can't take out people fast enough to get the dollars to put in the readiness and modernization in order to keep that balance. so what it has created in the army as we have about a three year window, 14, 1516 where we are really out talent so our readiness and are modernization programs are taking a hit because i can't take e. plaut bassinet. we are taking out about 20,000 a year. if i go higher than that they cost me more to take them out in silvie start start reducing the savings that we are gaining from the people. so that is the dilemma that we have. so what it did is impacted our readiness in 13. no

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1.7 million intelligence files that concern vital operations of the united states army, navy, marine corps, and air force. caller: as a military person who work in an intelligence field, there is absolutely no way one individual could go to all brands of the service and the only thing left out was a coast guard. if he has coast guard operational plan just in case they freeze the waters. i just hope as a country we get together and try and look at what would be in the best interest of us. he is a traitor, period. host: glenn greenwald who broke some of the news related to hasrd snowden's documents been in contact with edward snowden. he works for "the guardian." he tweeted this out. host: in reaction to the lawmakers on the sunday shows saying that edward snowden, suggesting that edward snowden got help from the russian spy services. by the way, you heard rogers referred to the spy services as the federal security service, fss, russian state security organization that succeeded the kgb. then glenn greenwald also tweeted this out. of panic and desperation from official washington is suffocating. and he quo