bake cia news conference. if you are friends of the american, you will like. there's many historians bias among us and i was very heartened that the creator of joe weissberg like the americans found a great deal of regular material in the book. anyway, so this guy turns up consists of field family are alive. they been given up for dead. i know because i interrogated which is a euphemism for torture them and at that point the state department starts bombarding moscow and warsaw and prague with demands for the release of this american family. the family are released including noel and herta from their confinement, and they are afraid of mccarthyist america. but this is one of the amazing unbelievable twist in the story. that makes sense. they are afraid to come home because they been rebuilt the spies and they would face trial on charges of treason. the extraordinary thing is when the ambassador is he right to hungry contacts them after they requested asylum say they feel blake returning -- he says quite reasonably this is not consistent with american citizenshi

because their interrogator, horrible thuggish guy, polish, defects and turns up in washington, big cia news conference. if you're fans of the americans you'll like -- [laughter] >> there are many, many history of spies among us as the members and i was very heartened that the creator of the americans found a great deal of material in the book, so that was -- that was -- >> i am an american's fan. >> this guy turns up and the field family are alive and they have been given up for dead. i know because interrogate which is torture and at that point the state department starts bombarding moscow and warsaw and prague with demands for the release of this american family. the family are released including noel and herta from the budapest confinement but they do not want to come home because they're afraid of this is now mccarthy, but i -- >> this is one of the unbelievable twists. they're afraid to come home because they have been revealed as spies and they will face trial and charges of treason but when the embassador to hungary contacts them after they requested asylum in hungary saying they fea

on april 29, 1987 the same day von garth is protesting the cia in washington or new york he is bounded north carolina interviewing, probably unbeknownst to him, sandy. the same day. the cia said we'll we'll take a reputed to care for. care of it. they put in a new 302 into her filed inheres with sandy told me when we talk in 2009. she goes, i asked her, tell me that the second interview. she goes oh yes or know about that. in the second interview i see you just found out about it. it said i had several long island iced tea cocktails that night. she said i don't even know what a long island iced tea is. i said had you had anything to drink and she said no i don't drink at all. and then i said that meets are something you don't know. there was no next interview. the cia had fully manufactured a second interview that same day and gave her testimony in the same day the fbi had a dame missile team. and then i said to her there something you don't know. she said what's that? you are not the only one. they did that to several key eyewitnesses. they manufactured out of whole cloth pulling new

on april 20, 1997, the same day that steve baumgart is protesting to the cia in washington and new york his down in north carolina interviewing, probably unknown to him, sandy. the same day. the cia said will take care of that, they did. they put in an 30 to enter her file. here's what sandy sandy told me when we talked in 2009. she said, i asked her, as it's only about the second interview. >> there's there's a lot you don't know about that piece. she said in second interview, i had several long island iced tea cocktails at night. and i said in? >> i don't even know what it long island iced tea is. >> it could've been another drink and said no. i don't drink at all. and then i said, so there's something you don't know, and she said there was no second interview. the cia had fully manufactured a second interview that same day to negate her testament on the same day the fbi had of the missile team gave them grief about what they're doing. and then i said to her, there's something something you don't know, you are not the only one. they did that to several key eyewitnesses. to create manu

we meet with the new york times they probably met on the h or 16th. after the missile team met with the cia. in the new york times as told that there are fewer than a dozen credible eyewitnesses and they are allowed to interview just one of those eyewitnesses it's a good witness. he is doing he's doing some surveillance work. he's pretty knowledgeable he sees a bright white flash. there's two things that they would later deny. it served the purpose. the purpose then was to switch the scenario from missile to bomb. the administration decided with the bomb that it wasn't as scary as a missile. this crash took place two days before the start of that. there's a lot at stake in keeping airlines find and keeping commercial traffic in gear. in keeping them away from feeling insecure about it. now, in total the new york times would interview them. they would interview 258 eyewitnesses they hit the airplane. ninety-six of them sought come up the horizon. and tracked it all the way up. of those 2580. they are still there. thousands more sought. and the reason it turned out. there running more stories

new. i've been there two and a half years. we now have privacy officers at cia. hese are new roles in figuring out how to be more transparent, it's going to be an ever-sort-of-changing process. we have increased the amount of protections under 702 versus nima's perspective. one of the things that's important is make sure we truly are talking about the same set of facts to the extent that those are not classified and we've really worked to do that, so whether you think you should have a warrant to do the u.s. person query or not based on how we think about these things, what i think has been really positive is the fact that we are now talking almost about all the same. so nima and i can totally disagree on this but disagreeing based on own policy perspective as oppose today truly different facts and that's where we want to be in terms of the transparency. i don't know whether i'm going to defend whether there should or should not be a warrant. that's sort of the standard today but we can now have the discussion which is a option that we have in the space. how trans

nbc news has learned the cia is poised for a major unprecedented operation, targeting putin. tonight inside the covert plan to embarrass the russians. >>> also breaking, more accusers say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump, including a contestant from "the apprentice." >> he then grabbed my shoulder and began kissing me very aggressively. >> trump calling his accusers liars looking for fame. >>> also a doctor's outrage. an onbarred emergency. why an african-american physician says a delta attendant barred her from helping a sick passenger. >>> and manhunt for a possible serial kidnapper on the loose. young girls attacked in their beds. right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. there will be no troop movements or a single shot fired, but nbc news has learned exclusively that the united states is poised for an unprecedented retaliatory assault against russia, in response to its interference in the u.s. election. to intelligence sources are describing to us details of a cia-led cyber retal

new. i've been there two-and-a-half years. we now have a privacy officer at cia. these are new roles in figuring out how to be more trarns parent is going to be an ever sort of changing process and so one of the things that i think rather than do you sort of as peter said, you look at we've actually increased the amount of protections because it's under 702 as 0 we use to have it under the fourth amendment. one of the things i think is important is to make sure we truly are talking about the same set of facts to the extent that those are not classified and we really worked to do that. so whether you think you should have a warrant to do the u.s. person query or not based on sort of how we think about these things, what i think has been really positive is the fact that we are now talking almost about all of the same -- nina and i can totally disagree on this. we're disagreeing based on our own policy perspective as opposed to truly different facts. that's where

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cia-led cyber retaliation against russian commuter systems. and it could get personal, targeting the russian leadership from putin on down. who the u.s. accuses of sponsoring attacks u.s. presidential election. >> reporter: nbc news has learned the cia is in the initial phase of a wide-ranging cyber retaliation, designed to be both clantestine and embarrassing. sources with direct knowledge of the operation tell us the target, the kremlin leadership, particularly vladimir putin. if ordered by the white house, the cia could manipulate things as specific as the banking account and personal phone of the kremlin leadership. >> there's a great deal of offshore money russia through the hands of oligarchs. it would be extremely embarrassing if that were revealed, and doing so would be a way to have a proportional response to what we have seen. >> reporter: the covert operation, the sources tell nbc news, is being run by a super secret group inside the cia. top secret documents indicate they have a staff of hundreds and a budget in the hundreds of millions. the covert operation is designed to send russia a signal to u.s. cyber operatives have long been active inside russia itself, trying to unlock the cyber doors the rus

nbc news has learned the cia is poised for a major unprecedented operation, targeting covert plan to embarrass the russian. >>> also breaking, more accusers say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump, including a contestant from "the apprentice". >> he began my shoulder and began kissing me again very aggressively. >> trump calling his accusers liars looking for fame. >>> also a doctor's outrage. why an african american physician says a delta attendant barred her from passenger. >>> and young girls attacked in their beds. the fbi urging parents, lock your doors. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. there will be no troop movements or a single shot fired, but nbc news has learned exclusively that the united states is poise said for an unprecedented response to its interference in the u.s. election. tonight, high level u.s. intelligence sources are describing to us details of a cia-led cyber retaliation against russian commuter systems. and it could get personal, targeting

nbc news learned the cia is going to launch a cyber attack on russia. intelligence officials say payback for their alleged meddling in the election. it includes hacks of several e-mails. it is unclear what measures they could take against russia, bank accounts and phone systems are possibilities. the report says president obama is looking at all options. hillary clinton and trimz face off this coming week, the third and final presidential debate is wednesday at the university of nevada in las vegas. >>> seven minutes past 5:00 this saturday. coming up, family and friends remember two young lives lost in a crash on philadelphia's roosevelt boulevard. we will show you the memorial and update the investigation. >>> off limits. they ban samsung galaxy 7 phones from all flights. how soon that ban goes in effect and what the punishment is if you don't comply. >>> welcome back. it is a chilly start in philadelphia. these are some of the warmer temperatures across the region. by warmer, still 40s. 46 at about 8:00 a.m. 62 by lunch hour, 66 by 4:00 p.m. i expect

cia. and there he stayed for two years. sheri fink. i'm a correspondent for growth the new york times." i met mr. rif in turkey in september to interview him about the secret cia prisons like the two where he was held in the lasting effects of his treatment there. >> i was put inside this small tol in my wrist were tied the ceiling. i was in this position for a few hours, then they took me to the interrogation room. the questions from the start were about my relationship with al qaeda. i told him i wasn't a member of al qaeda and had don't relationship with them at all. so-calledheld in the cia black sites at the same time as two of his fellow lifg members. one produced the drawings you're seeing in this video, and saleh. >> they were members of the lifg and we knew each other and live together as libyans has sure. it has partially been document a by the u.s. government in the senate torture report of 2014. tub and thent in a they pour water on your face into easter suffocating and you cannot breathe. they threatened to put me in a small box that they would cram you into by force. i was also tied

nbc news has learned the cia is poised for a major unprecedented operation, targeting putin. tonight inside the covert plan to embarrass >>> also breaking, more accusers say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump, including a contestant from "the apprentice". >> he began my shoulder and began kissing me again very aggressively. >> trump calling his accusers liars looking for fame. >>> also a doctor's outrage. why an african american physician says a delta attendant barred her from helping a sick

nbc news has learned the cia is poised for a major unprecedented operation, targeting putin. tonight inside the covert plan to embarrass the russian. >>> also breaking, more accusers s assaulted by donald trump, including a contestant from "the apprentice". >> he began my shoulder and began kissing me again very aggressively. >> trump calling his accusers liars looking for fame. >>> also a doctor's outrage. why an african american physician says a delta attendant barred her from helping a sick passenger. >>> and young girls

nbc news has learned the cia is poised for a major unprecedented operation, targeting putin. tonight inside the covert plan to embarrass the russian. >>> also breaking, more accusers say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump, inclu contestant from "the apprentice." >> he then grabbed my shoulder and began kissing me very aggressively. >> trump calling his accusers liars looking for fame. >>> also a doctor's outrage. why an african american physician says a delta attendant barred her from helping a sick passenger. >>> and manhunt for a possible ceserial

nbc news has learned the cia is poised for a major unprecedented operation, targeting putin. tonight inside the covert plan to embarrass the russian. >>> also breaking, were sexually assaulted by donald trump, including a contestant from "the apprentic apprentice". >> he began my shoulder and began kissing me again very aggressively. >> trump calling his accusers liars looking for fame. >>> also a doctor's outrage. why an african american physician says a delta attendant barred her from helping a sick passenger. >>> and young girls

nbc news has learned the cia is poised for a major unprecedented operation, targeting putin. tonight inside the covert plan to embarrass the russians. >>> also breaking, more accusers say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump, including a contestant from "the apprentice." >> he then grabbed my shoulder and began kissing me very aggressively. >> trump calling his accusers liars looking for fame. >>> also a doctor's outrage. an onbarred emergency. why an african-american physician says a delta attendant barred her from helping a sick passenger. >>> and manhunt for a possible serial kidnapper on the loose. young girls attacked in their beds.

nbc news has learned the cia is poised for a major unprecedented operation, targeting putin. embarrass the russian. >>> also breaking, more accusers say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump, including a contestant from "the apprentic apprentice". >> he began my shoulder and began kissing me again very aggressively. >> trump calling his accusers liars looking for fame. >>> also a doctor's outrage. why an african american physician says a delta attendant

nbc news has learned the cia is poised for a major unprecedented operation, targeting putin. tonight inside the covert plan russians. >>> also breaking, more accusers say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump, including a contestant from "the apprentice." >> he then grabbed my shoulder and began kissing me very aggressively. >> trump calling his accusers liars looking for fame. >>> also a doctor's outrage. an onbarred emergency. why an african-american physician says a delta attendant barred her from helping a sick passenger. >>> and manhunt for a possible serial kidnapper on the loose. young girls attacked in their beds. the fbi urging

nbc news has learned the cia is poised for a major unprecedented operation, targeting putin. tonight inside the covert plan to embarrass the russian. >>> also breaking, more accusers say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump, including a contestant from "the apprentic apprentice". >> he began my shoulder and began kissing me again very aggressively. >> trump calling his accusers liars looking for fame. >>> also a doctor's outrage. why an african american physician says a delta attendant barred her from helping a sick passenger. >>> and young girls attacked in their be

. >> blair underwood having no challenges playing a cia agent, one of several new characters brought on this season. >> had the initial conversation about what was the character and where they're going with it, it's just interesting mysterious cia covert juicy >> costar russell toefy also a first timer. >> has eye on the prize and wants to be king pin. who the hell is he and what is he doing. excited to walk into the world. >> we're excited. catch "quantico" sunday nights on abc. jaymes vaughan out with more headlines. >> one of our favorite things is viviana vigil taking it to the carpet, it's not about wearing but giving. >> this is one of my favorite charity events to attend every year. seth and lauren put so much effort into making it a heck of a party and snoop dogg at helm. >> this year the stars getting into the halloween spirit. dressing up and excited. >> how excited to have snoop here? >> really i'll have snoop anywhere. excited to have snoop in the world. >> performing with him. >> i don't think i'll have anything to offer but i'll be around. >> lots of fun on and off stage

nbc news has learned the cia is poised for a major unprecedented operation, targeting putin. tonight inside the covert plan to embarrass the russian. >>> also breaking, more accusers say assaulted by donald trump, including a contestant from "the apprentice". >> he began my shoulder and began kissing me again very aggressively. >> trump calling his accusers liars looking for fame. >>> also a doctor's outrage. why an african american physician says a delta attendant barred her from helping a sick passenger. >>> and young girls

and nbc news has learned the cia is preparing for an unprecedented cyber attack on russia. intelligence officials say it's in retaliation for russia's alleged interference in the presidential election in this country. the kremlin has been blamed for several hacking incidents, including the dnc e-mails. the exact measures the cia could take are not known, but the president is said to be looking at all options. >>> back here at home, time is running out for you to register to vote. pennsylvania's deadline has already come and gone. but if you live in delaware, you still have one more day. the deadline to register in the first state is tomorrow. you have a bit more time if you live in new jersey. that deadline is tuesday. >>> new at 11:00, nbc10 has learned the kimmel center is in talks to purchase the iconic merriam theater in center city. an official for the kimmel center says the deal for the land mark theater on south broad street is worth $11 million. it's expected to be finalized next week. >>> turning now to the weather. temperatures are dropping quickly as we take a li

nbc news has learned the cia is poised for a major unprecedented operation, targeting putin. tonight inside the covert plan to embarrass the russians. >>> also breaking, more accusers say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump, including a contestant from "the apprentice." >> he then grabbed my shoulder and began kissing me very aggressively. >> trump calling his accusers liars looking for fame. >>> also a doctor's outrage. an onbarred emergency. why an african-american physician says a delta attendant barred her from helping a sick passenger. >>> and manhunt for a possible serial kidnapper on the loose. young girls attacked in their beds. the fbi urging

how did the cia get together with the new york police department and why, and what was going on?>> this. >> this is part of the legal ambiguity that permeates the book. i don't mean legal ambiguity about what is lawful and not lawful. what i mean is the rollover century. we have decided to protect her security and liberty by putting things in separate boxes. the one over here, domestic over here, for an over here, intelligence over here, law-enforcement over here. the intact of over here. the intact of 9/11 were right on the scene. right between foreign and domestic law-enforcement intelligence. so i tell the tale that out of moral responsibility, we had to close that scene. so congress, actually wanted the fbi to be intelligent service, that is a cultural here. in addition, we always knew new york has been a special case. new york is certainly in america, it is not always of america. this is a truly international city. one third of the population of the city was not born in the united states. >> one third, still i realized it would be the case in the 19th-century. >> the police

nbc news learned the cia is preparing to launch an unprecedented cyber attack on russia. intelligence officials say payback for russia alleged medici meddling in the election. it is not clear what exact measures the cia could take against russia, but bank accounts and phone systems are possibilities. the report says president obama is looking at all options. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump will face off this coming week. the third and final presidential debate wednesday at the university of nevada in las vegas. lauren mayk will be there with live reports. >>> 7 minutes after 6:00. family and friends remember two young lives lost in a crash on one of the deadliest roads in philadelphia. we will show you the memorial and update the investigation. >>> plus, off limits. faa banned galaxy 7 phones from all u.s. flights. how soon that ban goes into effect and what the punishment is if you don't comply. >>> good morning. radar and satellite where we are starting here. look at our area, it is nice and clear. clouds stay south of us. they stay to the south of us. aren't expec

nbc news learns the cia is preparing to launch an unprecedented cyber attack on russia. according to intelligence, it is payback for russia alleged meddling in the election. they blame the kremlin for hacks of e-mails of the democratic national committee. it is not clear what measures the cia could take against russia. bank accounts and phone systems are possibilities. the report says president obama is looking at all options. hillary clinton and donald trump are facing off again this coming week, the third and final presidential debate is wednesday at the university of nevada in las vegas. nbc10's lauren mayk will be there to bring us live reports. >>> 8:37 this saturday. 46 degrees outside the nbc10 studios. >>> getting on a plane any time soon? leave that samsung galaxy 7 at home. we will have details on the ban that goes into effect today. >>> and septa could be going on strike. how it could effect you election day. >>> welcome back. starting with a live look outside philadelphia. a beautiful shot looking at the art museum. you have blue skies to kickoff your saturda

i mean who would have thought vice news and cia on the same panel. even my kids will think i'm cool. thank you for that. and i will be very brief, which is not my strong suit. everyone knows i've never had an unspoken thought. but i will be brief. it's been a very long day. it's been an enriching day, an invaluable day. but we also want to make sure that you all can get home at a reasonable time. let me just start with -- and i think my friend and the always incisive carrie cordero started that panel, transparency is here to stay. it is. and i think it's emblemmatic and reflective of the fact that the central intelligence agency also recognize zs that and has been such an amazing co-host the past two years on this particular conference, and far beyond. but in addition to obviously transparency being here, this weekend is another reminder, and the terrorists understand accidents that we face, we deal with bad actors, bad adversaries and another reminder that intelligence is going to continue to be the life blood for our campaign not only against terro

new series "campaign 2016, issues that matter." today, we talk about national security with former cia and nsa director michael hayden. and actress cobie smulders joins us to talk about her new movie, "jack reacher never go back." that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. james p. walsh: to keep our community safe - we need a sheriff who will put fighting violent crime ahead of his own political agenda. paul penzone has been a decorated crime-fighter for over 20 years. a police officer, undercover investigator, and dea task force agent of the year. paul penzone caught murderers, put drug kingpins behind bars, and created award-winning programs that protect our communit paul penzone... good morning.. thanks for waking up with us here on cbs 5 news.i'm yetta gibson. and... i'm preston phillips. your weather and traffic is coming up in just a moment...but first... we're starting with breaking news this morning. a first alarm apartment fire near 19th avenue and dunlap... and reports of at least one woman in critical condition right now... marc liverman is there live....

new. i have been there two and a half years, and we have a officer at cia and these are new rules and figuring out how to be more transparent is and one of the things rather than sort of as peter said we have looked at and increased the amount of protection because it's under 702 and then the perspective that you decrease and then we just have it under the forty amendment. one thing is to talk about the same set of facts and the extent of those are not classified, and we really worked do that. whether you think that you should have a warrant to do the u.s. person query or not based on sort of how we think about these things, what i think has been really positive is the fact that we're now talking almost about all of the same -- so neiman and i can disagree on this, but it's because of the perspective and not the facts. that's where we want to be because of the transparency. i don't know if i am going to defend if there should be or should not be a warrant. that's what the standard is today. and whether that should be going forward or not. we can have that discussion and that's a really importa

new series "campaign 2016, issues that matter." today, we talk about national security with former cia and nsa director michael hayden. plus, the emotional reunion of two women whose shared history go back to the holocaust. us to talk about her new movie, "jack reacher never go back." that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. now at 4:30 - donald trump ?fires back?.... after a number of women say... he "innapropriately touched" them. and hillary clinton faces ??more?? email controversy. 3 plus ...twice this week ... unexploded airbags have been popping up in kenosha county. now officials are trying to figure out why. 3 good morning everyone.it's friday, october 14-th. i'm jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kate chappell we're following a number of stories for you this morning... including, a warning for packers fans. police are investigating fake tickets for this sunday's game against the cowboys. what you need to know.. coming up! up! but first-- our entire area is under a "frost advisory."let's find out how long that's going to stick around.meteorologist "michael schlesinger" has the

new series "campaign 2016, issues that matter." today, we talk about national security with former cia and nsa director michael hayden. plus, the emotional reunion of two women whose shared history go back to the holocaust. and actress cobie smulders joins us to talk about her new movie, for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. sherry will tell us how cool it's going to get. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus...all eyes remain on the 750-million dollar question. when will the state assembly approve the potential nfl stadium? ((brian loftus)) >> and...in an exclusive interview with state senate candidates catherine cortez -masto and joe heck we find out what there thoughts are about the stadium proposal. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, start ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> state lawmakers are working hard to finalize the proposal for a potential nfl stadium. thanks for joining us on 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader. i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus the assembly is expected to vote on the stadium proposal

. >>> there will be no troop movement or a single shot fired, but nbc news has learned that the cia is is in the final stage of a against russian computer systems. sources say the target is putin. the u.s. accuses him of being behind a series of attacking to to affect the american election. >>> more aid has started to reach needing victims of hurricane matthew in haiti. haiti's southwestern peninsula was one of the areas hardest hit by a hurricane last week. obliterated when matthew passed ore the year. food, clean water, and construction materials began making their way to the peninsula on friday, but more help is needed. >> there are a lot of needs out there, but the main priority is ensuring that food, safe drinking water be, concerns related to cholera, get out to the areas as quickly possible. >>> good news this morning for american travelers to cuba, who want to bring back cuban cigars and rum. the obama administration announced that it doing away with the $100 limit on the value of rum and cigars that american travelers can carry home from cuba. most travelers will now be able t

new series "campaign 2016, issues that matter." today, we talk about national security with former cia and nsa director michael hayden. plus, the emotional reunion of two women whose shared history go back to the holocaust. us to talk about her new movie, "jack reacher never go back." that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. rino. >>> hi, everybody. welcome to the cbs4 morning news at 4:30. it's friday, october 14th. i'm alan gionet. >> i'm britt moreno. sorry about the loss. we are waking up after a broncos' loss to san dio. >> yeah, we can forget about the loss. the next game is a good ways away. let's go to ashton. >>> i'm going to try to lift your spirits in the weather department as well. we have a very quiet start to the day, as we look live over denver this morning. sun will be up around 7:10. once the sun comes up we're going to see a lot of it today. the sunshine combined with a southwesterly flow over colorado means we could

new series "campaign 2016, issues that matter." today we talk about national security with former cia and nsa director michael hayden. plus the emotional reunion of two women whose shared history and actress kobe smolders joins us to talk about her new movie, jack reacher never go bak." that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. >>> right now, 4:30 am, the latest on two officers shot in east boston, their traditions an interview with her police captain. >>> what we are learning about the suspect killed in a shootout. >>> new light on a deadly home invasion in orange. the information we are expected to learn as woman face murder charges. >> michelle obama going after donald trump. the latest from the campaign trail. >>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news this morning. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. i am kate merrill. >> i am chris mckinnon. we made it to the end.

new series "campaign 2016, issues that matter." today we talk about national security with former cia and nsa director michael hayden. plus the emotional reunion of two women whose shared history and actress kobe smolders joins us to talk about her new movie, jack reacher never go bak." that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.