. >> based on what director brendan has informed us, i have grave concerns that the cia's search mayve violated the separation of powers and principles embodied in the united states constitution. including the speech clause. it may have undermined the constitutional framework and essential to effective congressional oversight of intelligence activities or any other government function. i have asked for an apology and a recognition that this cia search of computers used by its oversight committee was an appropriate. i have received neither. besides the constitutional implications, the cia search may also have violated the fourth amendment, the computer fraud and abuse act, as well as an executive order. it prohibits the cia from conducting domestic searches or surveillance. days after the meeting with the cia brennan, inspector general learned of the search and began an investigation into cia's activities. i have been informed that mr. buckley has referred the matter to the department of justice given the possibility of a criminal violation by cia personnel. ciame note -- the cause th

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brendan sullivan has a history of entering plea deals. this is a pretty good deal for jeff thompson. could have been looking at 30 months in prison. right now, he might be looking at only six months in exchange for this information. so, jeff thompson is the difference. he actually has started talking to federal prosecutors and fbi. >> all right, thank you, bruce. >>> one of the biggest questions now is what kind of impact will these sweeping allegations be on the mayor's race? bruce leshan is here with reaction from mayor gray's opponents in the april 1 democratic primary and bruce, is anybody saying anything tonight? >> well, three people were not saying much of anything. they were ducking the media. three of the candidates. a whole lot of candidates have taken money from jeffrey thompson. the one guy who gains most from this is the one guy who refused corporate donations, tommy wells. >> it's a good day for justice. we are finally cleaning up and getting to the root of a culture of corruption in our elected government here in d.c. >> to

brendan: thanks, peter. you mentioned the rules are based on 706 that says the agencies has the power to promote broadband. the law was passed in 1996 when you were in congress. when congress wrote that provision, did you see it assist empowering the fcc to adopt these regulations? >> guest: there was no internet when we passed the telco act. it was the fight between the telephone and the wireless market. we fought over that. and fights between the broadcasters and cable company but no fight over the internet because despite what vice president gore said there was no internet as we know it today. so there was not even any debate about the concept of net neutrality or any of that. and you know, we have an internet that is working today. it has provided, probably billions of people access to information around the world. overseas it is the biggest fl flat -- platform for freedom we have known. but some of the services use a lot of broadband. and what the courts have ruled is that at some point in time a company can charge beigeed on volume metric use. they will not begin to charge the local homeowners or bus

. >> brendan cautioned the fall story has not been told. >> when the fact come out, there are a lot of people claiming there has been tremendous dpiing and hacking will be proved wrong. >> some say it is the job of congress to investigate executive branches. >> by withholding information, interfering, that really is the executive branch stepping on the congress's constitutional sphere of authority. that is the problem. >> now to president obama's turn at comedy, appearing on a popular web show to plug his health care plan. the jokes were flying. david shuster reports. >> when i heard that, like, people watched the show, i was pretty surprised. >> hi, welcome to another edition. i'm your host. >> it's a show that makes guests feel awkward or uncomfortable. >> did you send ambassador rodan to north korea. >> he's not our ambassador. >> the questions were undignified. >> where are you planning on building your presidential library, and why your home town of kenya. >> that's a ridiculous question. >> the burns went both ways. >> what is it like to be the last black president. >> seriously,

i think the speculation on television has been horrific. brendan connier came out and said as a terrorist in a hijacking expert, he gave his opinion on what could happen. and it wasn't salacious and it wasn't porn, as you put it, but it was an interesting piece. that's what's missing. what is missing is context. >> here is a fact that i did not know. here you go. clive irving at the daily baste pointed out that there's a european union registry of airlines not allowed to fly into the european union. it's hundreds of airlines. every country now must have their own airline, they're in business with a 757. you realize later after this they don't have the adequate infrastructure, safety and surveillance that we take for granted when we fly american or united. >> the mistakes and the false alarms, as i call them, they tend to vanish into the ether. there's all this that focuses on the passengers that have two passports. just picking out a couple, bloomberg suspected aircraft tail found floating in the gulf of thailand and it turned out to be a bunch of

hearings to set the groundwork to do it. >> host: brendan sasso. >> another issue you've been involved in a lot is online gambling. sheldon edelson has come out against allowing the federal framework for online gambling, he said he's going to do whatever it takes to stop that. does that worry you? >> guest: we need to clarify what i'm for. i'm for internet poker, and poker's a game of skill. if the best poker player in the world would take all of our money, he or she -- [laughter] in a reasonable amount of time because heir -- they're just better. you may be a super poker player, i don't know. [laughter] you may be one of these whiz kids who plays poker on the internet all the time already. but i am not for online gambling. i am for internet poker if the states want to allow their citizens to play poker on the internet. it's a states' rights, you know, position for me. having said that, mr. edelson has come out against it, and he's got every right to do that. as a citizen of the united states of america. but i think he's wrong. respectfully, i think he's wrong. because there are millions of people that play poker on the internet for

juan marin has told a number of different stories. >> bergman: brendan monahan represents evans fruit >> it's impossible for the company to say what happened in the orchard. but you can't make these broad assertions that juan marin is a bad person and sexual harassment occurred and therefore find the company liable. >> bergman: after weeks of testimony, the jury unanimously ruled in favor of evans fruit, concluding that according to the evidence, none of the women had been subjected to sexual harassment. >> what the jury concluded was that the women were not credible when they described the events that allegedly happened to them. in many instances, the testimony was in direct conflict with prior testimony that these women had given before. we illustrated those inconsistencies for the jury. >> bergman: but there were stories the jury never heard. we discovered that juan marin had previously been accused of sexually assaulting a female worker. let me show you something. this is from 1993. >> oh my goodness. >> bergman: we did a search of the files here in yakima, and here is a complaint

. >> brendan greeley leveraging the news over to electric bicycles. hase important news item. >> broken the last 12 hours. according to "the wall street journal" apple and talked with for a streaming service that uses an apple set top box. discussions are in the early stages, according to people familiar with the situation, but possibly the best indication yet apple will finally offer consumers an incentive to cut the cord. >> let me talk to brendan greeley. i have no clue what scarlet just said. can you translate this? >> until now, there have been a couple of basic agreement in place completely unenforceable that said no content provider can have any service faster than any other content provided. apple, youtube, anybody who makes video, they can get to your house any faster than the other, they cannot pay to get there faster. that is about to change. you have netflix saying they are willing to pay comcast to get faster to your house and now apple. the only reason to have a deal is if apple can get to your house faster than anybody else. comcast doing i

but slipped through cracks amid all the news this week, that john brendan and other intelligence agencies have confirmed that al qaeda hasw number two leader. what can you tell us about him? >> he is the leader of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. he's the leader of al qaeda in yemen. he's a former personal aid to osama bin laden. he's experienced in afghanistan. i think one of the reasons he was selected s number one, he comes from the arabian peninsula and the heart of al qaeda. number two, because of the fact that aqap, al qaeda in yemen, is responsible for all these more sophisticated terrorist plots that we've seen in the last few years. the underwear bomb plot. the ups package bomb plot. and as such, because they've gained so much prominence, particularly in the area of targeting a united states homeland, that certainly is a good reason why he would receive that kind of a promotion. >> okay. thanks so much for weighing in. >> thank you very much. >> so here's what we've been asking all of you today. what question would you have for investigators about the missing plane? here are some of your tweets. jeff brouwer a

i myself has had -- have had multiple rounds of correspondence and meetings with director brendan -- brennan and also clapper about the big political issues. why is this so important to me? because the interrogation use of enhanced interrogation techniques was not just an appropriate way to collect intelligence, it was a tragic mistake of great significance in the history of this country. simply, it was wrong. the question now is, what are we going to do about it? that is what this report is about. discussions that have been ongoing recently have been about. as a country, are we going to learn from this tragic mistake? is the cia going to take a hard look at itself and tackle these problems or is it going to circle the wagons once again? as one of the top leaders of the counsel,d the senior the next cia general counsel, which i hope will be you, will have a centrally important role in this effort and where we go from here. where we go from here is everything in terms of not only this committee, which hangs around a long time, but also for the cia as a whole. the feeling that they can

brendan sasso who is a technology correspondent for "national journal." >> thanks. congressman, you're mentioning how the fcc's rules were based on section 706 of the telecommunications act. that says the agency has the power to promote broadband. the law was passed in 1996 when you were in congress. >> on the conference committee. >> when congress wrote the provision, did you see it as empowering fcc to adopt internet regulations? >> there was not an internet as we know it today when we passed the telco act in 1996. the big fight was between legacy phone service and what we call the wireless market. there were fights in between the broadcasters and the cable companies. there was not any fight over the internet because in spite of what vice president gore said there was not an internet as we know it today. there was not any debate about the concept of net neutrality or anything like that. we have an internet that is working today. it has provided probably billions of people access to information around the world. not just here in the united states, but overseas it is probably one of the biggest platforms for freedom that the world has ever known. companies have been innovative in providing servic

has failed, regardless of the evidence. >> we're back. joining me now, political consultant tara dowdell, and brendan nyhan, assistant professor at dartmouthlege. research focuses on political scandal and misconception about politics and health care. this is the bet democrats have been making. the bet is basically get the thing up, implement it, give people the tangible benefits and ultimately the reality will outpace the myth. and i guess my question is, having read this story about miss boonstra and others, is that a good bet based on the psychological research we have that that actually will happen? >> it's going to take time, chris. over time it was a communist takeover of the health care system went away. in the short term, though, it's true. my research suggests it's very difficult to change people's minds even with facts and evidence. this woman was presented with information that her own health care plan was better than the one she had before in terms of out of pocket costs and she simply refused to believe it. so it is going to be very hard, especially with the folks like her who are predisposed to reject information about how the

brendan thank you so much. rough seas and poor visibility are making this more difficult for the search crews. kevin corriveau hase. >> we had a frontal boundary that wet through, from wednesday to thursday. that's where we saw the rough seas and the poor visibility. the frontal boundary is here, that is underneat an area of high pressure. high pressure is known for very good weather and that's what we have seen here. that is moved into the area. they really need to take advantage of that while they have it. we tend to have some very calm winds in that area. what we are watching is our next weather system, which is here, madagascar, not far from antarctiantarctica, really good, flat surface seas in that area, before this next system comes and that's probably going to be sunday evening into monday. that's going to be the cycle, we are going from the summertime, consume from the fall into the winter time here, back to you. >> kevin, thank you so much. this hour, a federal judge struck down the same sex marriage ban. bisi onile-ere has the story. bisi. >> 31 page ruling on this bernard killman issued on this, just b

brendan kelly is with us. bp shares seven percent lower in the last month. is it warranted, that sort of decline? do you think it has it may have. it is above its 200-day moving average. a lot of the selloff has been overdone. confidencepects, improved in respect to russia. bp could be the one to watch. we have seen the ban lifted on its exploration within the gulf of mexico. it could be in a good position to undertake some sort of profitability from the u.s. shale market. it will be one for watch to me. it could be a good play with confidence returning to that sector. ,> we mentioned william hill the betting company. talk to us about your views. some people have been worried about regulatory issues. think that has been reflected in the share price over the last six months. william hill is well below its precrisis highs. i do feel there has been a raft of downgrades. murderedt absolutely by the budget along with the insurance companies. in some respects, there will be a bit of opportunity for william hill. i do believe that some of the other betting stocks will be introducing some changes in order to separate some o

husband, brendan brinkman for his continued efforts in supporting me through this extremely difficult struggle, being there throughout unconditionally. i also want to thank the rest of my family who has been there for me, and those families who do all they can for other survivors with very little support for themselves. i joined the military as an apache crew chief in 2005, a year after the implementation of the new sexual assault regulations. during the initial training, none of us received any training in what to do regarding -- in a real sexual assault situation. the truth was, at that point, i had to google what to do when it happened to me. i immediately experienced the flaws and repercussions. from there it was instance after instance of a failed system in which i became ostracized, singled out, publicly shamed, disciplined for getting treatment, and treated as though i was the one who did something wrong. from my experience i can speak clearly to the loopholes in the current system that allows commanders, perpetrators, investigators, and anyone with outside influences and conflicts of interest to distort justice and degrade the military discipline and readiness. these loophole

has pleaded not guilty to charges of defrocked over a hundred investors are promising them that a percentage of their user fees from their atms across the country. prosecutors say that michael brendanees from a portfolio of atms there were located in shopping centers throughout the nation grid however, he allegedly did not own most of those machines. one person in san jose lost her entire life savings of nearly $770,000. >> coming up on the kron 4 news. congress wants to force the president's hand to stop the violence in venezuela. >> one of the men involved in the beating of a giants fan was said to be released from prison not going to happen. we have the judge's latest decision. >> coming up as 6:00 a.m.. jonathan martin get a clean slate to join the 49ers' from the. we will [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >> welcome back. here is a quick check bay bridge. there is not much traffic that is an easy ride and

husband, brendan brinkman for his continued efforts in supporting me through this extremely difficult struggle, being there throughout unconditionally. i also want to thank the rest of my family who has been there for me, and those families who do all they can for other survivors with very little support for themselves. i joined the military as an apache crew chief in 2005, a year after the implementation of the new sexual assault regulations. during the initial training, none of us received any training in what to do regarding -- in a real sexual assault situation. the truth was, at that point, i had to google what to do when it happened to me. i immediately experienced the flaws and repercussions. from there it was instance after instance of a failed system in which i became ostracized, singled out, publicly shamed, disciplined for getting treatment, and treated as though i was the one who did something wrong. from my experience i can speak clearly to the loopholes in the current system that allows commanders, perpetrators, investigators, and anyone with outside influences and conflicts of interest to distort justice and degrade the military discipline and readiness. these loophole

has spoken to our conscience now let's stand up for this country. let's stand up as united states senators should and as the sena >> now we will get a reaction from director brendan he spoke with the council on foreign relations. this is a 50 minute portion. >> while we are proud of the work we do, we have not been a perfect organization. far from it. we have made mistakes. we have tried to make corrective actions wherever appropriate. that many things the agency has done, things it was asked to do, that it was directed to do that it alone had the authority and responsibility to do remain subject to controversy. the interrogation program of nearly a decade ago is a case in point. there've been many things written and many thing said. some fact. and some are fiction. these are related to the report on the program. i want to take this opportunity to say two things. believeolleagues and i oversight.e we are far better organization because of it. as long as i'm director i will do whatever i can to be responsible. the overseers ask us the tough questions. they want to make sure that it is being set affectively to keep our country strong. most important they want to ma

after the meeting with director brendan him of cia inspector general learned of the cia search and began an into the cia's activities. i have been informed that mr. buckley haseferred the matter to the department of justice. host: the senate intelligence the cia upaccusing several different possible violations. what about executive privilege ? guest: that is one of the things at the center of this debate. there are a bunch of documents -- i don't believe they are the documents that are the ones she's talking about in terms of the panetta review -- but a separate set of documents that the cia had originally given access to her staff and then drew and claimed these documents were covered by executive privilege. been able toave determine, there has been no official claim of executive privilege at the white house over these particular documents. that is an issue that is separate from the issue of the panetta review documents. host: here is a couple of tweets from viewers. kept the secrets until they came to light and cia isnounce them." "the not allowed to spy domestically, so i am concerned." let's go to john in pennsylvania. independent caller. nutshell,is, in