says of the central intelligence agency who are military men as well so this isn't the first time but i think somebody at this level in the military this is my big concern and by the way you're right there have been problems in the past with the bureau on one side versus the gaijin but the same thing to a place during the first gulf war between the agency and pentagon so there was always an effort to pull these old together but the real problem is this the reason you want these organizations separate is because you don't want this you don't want everybody looking at the problem from the very same perspective after nine eleven we found that this failure to connect dots one of the fundamental reasons is that we all look at it from the same perspective the idea that you were working independently if you just have the cia as essentially a junior partner of the department of defense and they see themselves is that what happens is the equivalent of getting a lot of yes men around you there i say it that way where you just give people what it is that they want and it's one of the least thing

to train as was on capitol hill to be confirmed as the next director of the central intelligence agency in truth my goal in uniform has always been to convey the most forthright and accurate picture possible. i have to be sure offered more positive assessments than the intelligence community did but although he's been lauded as the man responsible for america's strategy in iraq former c.n.n. pentagon correspondent jamie mcintyre says he has his detractors a lot of people see him as very ambitious very calculating playing the system telling the american people what they want to hear. and a lot of people also some critics also think that the success that the u.s. is touting in iraq is vastly overstated and despite his star power some in the military say petraeus is better at navigating the media and washington than a battlefield it's called the green zone hero these are your senior officers who never actually saw any action who have never themselves been under direct fire and have never pulled the trigger and killed anyone in combat although president obama called him a quote lifelong con

well general david petraeus is on track to serve as the new director of the central intelligence agency as previously assignments include commander of the u.s. forces in afghanistan and iraq as well as commander of the u.s. central command now and he has come from the nation hearing going on right now or just about wrapping up betrays that his past work on affect his future job clearly i have views on the efforts in which i've been engaged however if confirmed when i am in the situation room with the president i will strive to present the agency position. well we're going to talk about what this all means with journalist and former cia officer jack reiss. hey there exactly i guess i wanted to start out by asking you what do you think general david petraeus brings to the table going to the cia well let's face it you know that incredible amount of experience in on the ground experience we've seen a huge change over time it would last ten years really the experience of the military has had that has impacted all of those men and women who've been involved he brings out to the table in a sen

central intelligence agency. it was a unit. they believe that suspect is linked to those attacks. they have also been forensically searching his computer for any recent attack of sony corporation. they say these attacks are real and highly devastating. >> it is like being in a roosm with no windows or doors. as you introduce human interest actions, you introduce vullnerability. >> the police have up to 96 hours to charge or release their suspect. but the battle will continue. bbc news. >> the headlines. the greek government has survived a crucial confidence vote and seeks to push through further austerity measures needed to receive a second bail out from europe. >> several people have been involved in violence in the capital of northern ireland. >> ban ki moon has been voted on unanimously to be given a second term at the united nations. >> as you said, he was reappointed. i asked him why he thought that was. he said he thought it was because he had worked hard at being a bridge builder at trying to connect countries and his interest. i think he is seen by diplomats here as someon

leadership of these rebels how do you follow his star as a twenty year operative of the central intelligence agency the cia and they. hijack this uprising initially against gadhafi and it is a complete subordinate. oppositionist group now that is being funded and armed by the nato powers and the united states their objective is to carve up live into several countries and diseases forty four point two billion barrels of oil reserves that's what the objective is it's the sixty imperial war that obama is waging in the region and it is a genocidal war in all its features the target is the population at large not merely because off the regime. oh meantime in syria president assad's forces have reportedly taken over the rebel held town of geezer al sure meanwhile pressure is mounting on syria with britain and france pushing for a draft u.n. resolution but russia and china who oppose any attempts to intervene in the syrian conflict have said they will not back the move however arab world observer adrian which believes that the west is using the you went to benefit from the country's civil conflict. the un

the clerk: nomination, central intelligence agency, david h. petraeus of new hampshire to be director of the central intelligence agency. the presiding officer: under the previous order, there will be two hours for debate equally divided and controlled in the usual form. the senior senator from california is recognized. mrs. feinstein: thank you very much, mr. president. i come to the floor as the chairman of the collect committee on intelligence to speak about the nomination of general david petraeus to become the director of the c.i.a. i want to thank the majority leader for bringing this nomination to the floor in such a quick fashion because the committee earlier this week, tuesday, unanimously approved the nomination of general petraeus. i think that there is no doubt but that general petraeus is among the finest military officers and strategic thinkers of his generation. we are very lucky to have his service. he wrote the army's counterinsurgency strategy and then applied it in iraq, securing a military victory from what had appeared to be

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some other stories from around the world and a half a group claims to have knocked the central intelligence agency's public web site off line a firm calling itself security appeared on twitter to confirm it was part of the attack the group has previously claimed responsibility for cracking into the senate u.s. public broadcasting system t.v. network and a company that works with the f.b.i. the cia website was inaccessible on wednesday. a u.s. congresswoman shot in the head in january has been released from hospital after recovering enough to walk and talk again gabrielle giffords still faces daily intensive therapy and may never be able to return to work six people were killed and twelve others injured in the arizona shooting that took place during a political rally the man accused of the shooting has been declared mentally unfit to stand trial. days of extreme weather have caused major flooding in eastern australia was one person reported to have died parts of new south wales avenue. the natural disaster zones thousands of people were forced to leave their homes and farmland many roads were cut off