what we want to do now is bring up briana white, to talk about the value of experience. we wanted get the exposure and access to the kinds of opportunities also blend industry and two quickly connect those opportunities to the value and import of what they do in their classrooms every single day. breanna white slut interest from last summer as a result of her experience to change her course in terms of what she wanted to focus on in terms of her career. please welcome brianna white. >> hi everyone, my name is brianna white, a student at san francisco state. that summer as a freshman i experienced my first internship at prometheus real estate; i worked at the human services department where my duties were to assist my supervisor and event planning for the employees and perform clerical duties. during this internship i gained a lot of experience, and also transferable skills that have a lot of impact on my success today. i also shadowed other employers and learn about property management, interior designing an asset management at prometheus. one of the special projects was

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let's go straight to cnn white house correspondent briana keilar. not exactly a cold war did ybut does seem like there is a chill in the air. >> this was a meeting that lasted for two hours. the u.s., the biggest ally of the syrian coalition, russia the biggest ally of the syrian government. they did agree to push the two sides to the negotiating team soon. here's what president obama said. >> with respect to syria, we do have differing perspectives on the problem but we share in reducing the violence, securing chemical weapons and ensuring that they're neither used nor are they subject to proliferation. and that we want to try to resolve the issue through political means if possible. and so we will instruct our teams to continue to work on the potential of a geneva follow-up to the first meeting. >> reporter: now, the date is still to be determined, the conditions are still to be determined. if the two sides sit down, is it under the condition that bashar al assad will leave and there will be a condition to a new government? that's not settled. so

. >> cnn's white house correspondent briana keel keilar has more. this is the first time we are seeing something so large in the obama administration. >> reporter: it is, christi. getting a lot of attention in washington today. let me give you a snippet of the top secret order published by britain's gurdian newspaper. it is hereby ordered that verizon shall produce and continue production on a daily basis, all call detail records or meta data created by verizon for calls in the u.s. or internationally. in the bush administration, a lot of questions about surveillance, generally involving a party in a foreign country. this is not just this. this extends to phone calls that would originate and end here in the u.s. as well. the -- a senior administration official responding to in this morning and this is kin of interesting, because since this is a top-secret order at the request of the fbi, the fbi is not confirming that this is happening, not commenting, and the senior administration official sort of weaving through this. not confirming that this is n

hear from witness who's say their groups were among those singled out by the irs, briana keilar joins us live from the white house with more. >> yesterday we heard from the irs and inspector general who investigated this controversy. today, we'll hear from the alleged victims in this case and we caught up with some of them before they testified today. >>> becky garretson today that her tea party group was unnecessarily scrutinized by the irs. tea party candidates gave control of by republicans to the house of status. they applied for tax exempt status and were sent a 90-question form. >> they wanted to know about every speech we had ever given. i felt like it was oppression over me as a citizen. i live in america, and i should be able to express my views. i felt like it was very unfair. a little scary. >> after nearly two years, garrettson's group got irs approval. susan martinek, president of a small anti abortion group in cedar rapids iowa. a worker at the cincinnati irs office asked the group to agree not to picket planned paurnthood offices. >> she required that our entire board would sun a letter under

the white house has taken a much more cautious approach, certainly than senators mccain and graham are calling for. >> reporter: absolutely. as you well know, briana, yet this is the game changer. the president has said his red line will be crossed if they find evidence that chemical weapons have been used. and the white house is about to announce, i'm on hold for a conference call in which they're going to do it, that they have evidence that chemical weapons were indeed used. and so that changes the calculus from here. the next question is what does the president do? there's three options. there's the option of a no-fly zone zone. realistically there's not an expectation that the president is backing that at this point. there's a possibility that there could be some very serious heavy weaponry put into the effort to back rebels there, that the u.s. would really get behind surface-to-air missiles and bolster that, the rebels in that way. that is unlikely. what, you know, informed experts believe will happen, if anything now, is some form of supporting the rebels either through arming them, training them or enhanced intelligence engagement in the c

. >> briana, despite the swirling controversy, the irs situation, the irs trying to keep business moving. and there is a busy morning at the whitent to fill out his picks for the u.s. court of appeals for the circuit in washington, d.c., very important picks, john, because you have a lot of cases, government-related cases that go to the supreme court. from this court and a number of supreme court justices who hail from the u.s. court of appeals d.c. district -- or circuit. >> often referred to as the second most powerful court in the country. briana, thank you so much. >>> other top stories this morning. five-count indictment in the ricin letter case. dutschke accused of sending letters back in april. he tried to pin the crimes on a former friend. dutschke could face life in prison. >>> department of prison says eric holder's testimony about classified leaks and searching e-mails, that testimony is said to be accurate. steven jin woo kim gave classified information to a fox news reporter, and he didn't push for the press to be prosecuted. kim has a hearing later this morning. >>> justice, or unjust shaming? in suburban new york.