i mean, these machines are all peeping toms. >> cummings: all sensors are peeping toms. you have that's electronic is a peeping tom. i would say, probably, your greatest privacy invasion is your cell phone, if not your facebook account. yes, there are potentially flying cameras everywhere, except that in many cities, there are cameras everywhere. >> safer: cummings and others argue that, like it or not, we live in a surveillance society. and that using a drone for pictures is no different than using high-powered binoculars or telephoto lenses. others aren't so sure. >> dianne feinstein: the privacy concerns are very, very major. >> safer: dianne feinstein is chairman of the senate intelligence committee, which oversees spying at home and abroad. she's a defender of the n.s.a.'s controversial telephone tracking, but is troubled by the proliferation of drones over america. >> feinstein: this is a whole new world now, and it has many complications. and the question is, how does it all get sorted out? what is an appropriate law enforcement use for a drone? when do you have t

whitney cummings. music from tove lo.eaturing the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening, everyone. good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everyone tonight? are we well? is everyone well? [ cheers and applause ] starting off, this really surprised me. yesterday, dick cheney said about president obama, "rarely has a u.s. president been so wrong about so much at the expense of so many." when asked about george w. bush, cheney said, "oh, don't be silly." [ laughter ] he wasn't the president. [ laughter ] during a book tour, hillary clinton was asked if she would try marijuana if it were legal and answered, "i didn't do it when i was young. i'm not going to start now." then, bill clinton said, "i wish i had a nickel for every time i heard that." [ laughter ] some international news. today, the president of ukraine issued a cease-fire after having a phone call with vladimir putin. even more embarrassing for the president of ukrai

that's all. >> congressman cummings, is he taking a strong enough stance there, president obama?let me say about representative tierney. in 2007 he worked to cut interest rates in half on these student loans and in 2012, he was able to make sure that he didn't double. and now the bill that we're talking about. but -- and i applaud him for all of that. clearly, the president is on message, and he's absolutely right. we've got to fight for our young people. the number two or three question that comes to me when people -- do you have a program that's going to allow me to be able to help pay my student loans. we've got to do that. keep in mind that, you know, the cost of college has gone up three times in the last 30 years. in other words, it's gone up tremendously, 30% in the last 30 years. and the wages have not gone up. and so people are struggling. they want their children to do better than what they did. but if they cannot afford an education, cannot pay back the debt, there is a problem. it's -- as tierney said, these folks are putting their lives on hold. that's why the massac

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and just to wrap it up for now, jeanne cummings.conomic impacts because people are watching the markets, oil prices. iraq only has about 3.3 million barrels a day exports. so it's not a major player. it's a big player but not the biggest player. >> but it is -- the north and the south are where the big refineries are and that's kurdish and shia. it's not where the fighting is taking place except for baiji, but it could unsettle markets just by the traders looking ahead and thinking they've got to push prices up. >> absolutely. and we haven't seen dramatic change. we've seen a little bit of that change. but it is true that the -- right now those regions where the oil is are stable but they may not be for long and that's part of the problem. now when we talk about the president having time, every time -- every day that maliki and his allies can hold ground, keep the set stalemate. keep the oil safe, that gives the president time to keep trying to work a different solution out of this. it's when baghdad is over run or the oil refinerie

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congressman cummings, i appreciate your time.g with us. >> good to be with you. >> my question is, are we less safe now and really what damage has been done? as i ask you that question, i quote from the new nsa director who specifically said that the revelations in his opinion do not lead him to the conclusion that the sky is falling. so is the sky falling? how big is the damage? >> i don't think necessarily the sky is falling, but i think there has been substantial damage. and i think it's going to be a good idea if we could bring mr. snowden back here to our country to face justice and perhaps see everything that he has. keep in mind there's a lot of things that he has that we are not sure about. he's released quite a bit of information already. i think it has done damage with regard to some other countries and certainly the people of the united states are very concerned because they've now learned how much of their personal information is getting into nsa and being possibly used by nsa. so we've -- i would like to see snowden

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cummings. >> let me say this. i really thank you. i thank you from the depths of my heart. for taking on this task. i cannot begin to tell you how pained i feel listening to all of this. you know, when you got up first and has given what you have given, and have been brought into difficult circumstances, and i don't know how old you are, but you know, at my age i began to stop and think about my own mortality. and think about my reputation. first of all, i want to thank you for being who you are. i want too thank you for giving a damn. and caring about our country. some of the statements made here today make it look like you just coming up here, trying to fool people. when under republican and democratic administrations, you have been highly regarded. i've said it before and i'll say it again, we're better than that. we're a better country than that and we're a better committee than that. you know, when i read -- reviewed the irs employees interviews, you know what they said? very interesting. they said something similar to what you said. they said, they were constantly ask

cummings? >> thank you very much. ms. o'connor, let me ask you this. you were at irs for about six or seven months from may to november of last year, is that right? >> six months from may 30th to november 30th, sir. >> and i was wondering when you came in, what instructions were you given with regard to production of documents? in other words, what were you told was the priorities and what were you instructed to do. just curious. >> his strong imperative was that we gather and produce everything that the congressional investigators and the inspector general wanted. and he wanted it to be done as quickly as possible. he was interested in being completely transparent and the directives he gave to me -- one of my roles was to be his liaison to the team working full time on the document production. in that capacity, one of the things i tried to do and worked on doing was to help them get stuff out faster and to review faster so that more volumes of the material that the committee was looking for and there were four different committees, four different inve

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cumming, georgia, is the town outside of atlanta. reports of shots fired outside. an officer involved. we're tracking that down. more on that breaking news in matter of moments. i'm bill hemmer. thank you for by being with us today. you as well. >> thank you, have a good weekend. jon: fox news alert on three developing stories at this hour as we honor the service and sacrifice of so many fallen american heroes. >>> the descendants of general eisenhower and president roosevelt mark 70 years since the d-day invasion at a wreath laying ceremony at the world war ii memorial in washington. a bipartisan deal reached for the v scandal. it allow veterans to access care outside of va system. documents depict a dark side to bowe bergdahl's time in captivity. decklation of jihad and more. i'm jon scott. >> hi, everybody i'm jenna lee. fallout over the prisoner exchange is triggering new outrage on capitol hill leaving many lawmakers fuming because they weren't notify ahead of the controversial swap. mike mike emanuel is live in washington. we begin with james rosen live in th

john meese, summa cum laude. >> the seattle student who stopped a gunman after a deadly shooting spree recognized at his college graduation with two standing owe vaugss. this morning an emotional tribute and honor in his name. and this morning we're live as a military dad surprises his kids with an early return from afghanistan on this father's day, today, sunday, june 15th, 2014. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with lester holt and erica hill live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today" on a sunday morning. it's, of course, happy father's day. happy father's day to our dad here in the studio. lester holt >> thank you very much, erica hill and thanks and happy father's day to my father who is also lester, by the way. >> makes it easy. >> dylan dreyer and ron mott here and nice to have you here and that's because -- >> jenna is down in baltimore where she is getting in an early morning workout. she's there with the ravens today as part of our shine a light series running the stairs so the rest of us don't have to. she's going to be hanging out. >> not true. >> wit

. >> there is a lot of bad blood, add least appears to be between elijah cummings and darryl issa. i expect there will be fireworks on that tonight as we dip. in let me ask you this. on june 13th. that's when the irs notified capitol hill that the emails were missing. in february, if my memory serves me correct, the commissioner testified that it would take two years to get those emails. when did he learn? is that going to be a question? when did he learn that they were actually missing? before february or after february? >> he said he learned after february, if my memory serves. i believe he said he learned in march, maybe april and then told the treasury department, also told the white house in april and so that was one of the points that made the house ways and means committee furious on friday. okay, you told the white house in april, why didn't you tell the committees investigating this back in april you waited two months. and dumped it late on a friday afternoon, greta. >> and when was this hearing today arranged? because this is unusual. this is a late night hearing and, of

her two emmy awards didn't come from "the brady bunch" but instead from the '50s series, "the bob cummingshow." she was also an identical twin. self-confessed she didn't know a thing about kids and originally majored in pre-med. in one episode alice gets mixed sinals and thinks the family doesn't love her. >> i can't order the kids to like me. >> reporter: in the end, it turns out everyone still does love alice. >> did you really miss me? >> yeah! >> we love you, alice. >> reporter: and they always will. >> come on, kids, let's go. >> reporter: stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> now that's right, we will love you, alice. that's our broadcast for this monday evening .piem ann curry. for all of us here at nbc news, thank you and good night. >>> nbc bay area news begins with breaking news. >>> right now at 6:00, that breaking news, a national man hunt for a bay area man, and the latest sighting just this afternoon. thanks for being with us, i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. spotted in a bar, a man on the run from the feds gets a jump start. within the last 90 minutes, a continu

." >> and he has to shove the summa cum laude thing back to us. >> just because you went to yale school >> and who graduated the top of his trucking stop, mr. stein? and when we come back, are we looking at the next bubble to burst? well, this billionaire is. >> and it is really holding us back in the economy's ability to >>> i think that is a real problem for the economy. and i think that bubble is going to burst. i think there will be a cap on student loan guarantees. when that happens you will see a repeat of what we saw in the housing market. >> where was the interview? for mark cuban predicting the student loan bubble is about to pop charles pane says this is one we can stop. >> get the government out of the student loan business because there won't be a cap. what is happening is we are taking taxpayer money and giving it to colleges. so we have the institutions that have raised college tuition significantly faster than inflation. >> i don't know how you will get private industry -- people can't get mortgages because of the requirements. who is going to lend money to college kids?

there are many highly anticipated performances this year including one from the good wife allen cummings and the cast of "wicked" is celebrating the show's 10th anniversary. >>> former host and nominee, neil patrick harris will take stage for a gender-bending performance. >> the great roll. nothing like i will ever do again. >> reporter: it has the second most nominations with 8 including best revival and best actor in a musical. back to you. >> you can see the tony awards show tonight at 8:00 right here on kpix5. >>> check out this amazing site. stargazers witness this show in the skies above st. cloud, minnesota in the wee hours this morning. the northern lights. going across the sky into the colors, scientists say a powerful magnetic storm was behind the display. >>> i have seen lunar eclipses, you know, every sort of planet phenomenal there is, but that is one thing that has got to be on everybody's to do list. the problem with northern lights you can not predict them. geo magnetic storms help but where to go, exactly. iceland would not be a bad place. right now we can use ice in the

. >> reporter: the kingdom hall of jehovah's witnesses in cumming, georgia, justine and gary laclairmong the congregants. and they are among the 1.2 million jehovah's witnesses in the united states. the organization of jehovah's witnesses was begun in the late 19th century by a small group of bible students in pennsylvania. >> we believe from the bible that god has a name and it is jehovah, and that his son, jesus christ is separate. his kingdom has been established in heaven and instead of everybody going to heaven when they die there will actually be a resurrection here on the earth and all of our loved ones will come back and we'll enjoy perfect life forever right here on earth. where a lot of religions may teach things such as hell fire, immortality of the soul, and trinity, jehovah's witnesses don't believe those teachings. we take the bible very literally and believe the bible for what it is. we look for the truth in the bible. >> reporter: one of the "truths" witnesses believe in has to do with blood. >> in genesis and again leviticus, there's very specific scriptures that sta

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environmental working group that specializes in environmental advocacy and corporate accountability and anna cummings, dedicated to researchingly the impact of plastics plugs in the ocean. thank you for joining us. heather, micro beats are in an endless number of consumer products. how are they impacting wildlife? how are they impacting the environment? what are they made of that makes them so dangerous? they are little bits of plastim. they are used in facial scrubs and ex foliants and they down into the water. and what happens is that they are such a small scale, they look like fish eggs or plumpington and because of their plastic properties, they are like sponges so they end up collecting toxic chemicals whether it be motor oil or insect sides or toxics line bifenals. fish eat them and other fish eat those fish. what we have is basically a toxic chain that can impact not only wildlife but humidities who eat the fish. there is this issue of the water quality by having millions and potentially billions of these small, little plastic pieces in our waterways. >> you were part of the great lakes study

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year old georgia residents dennis marx was scheduled to appear at the forsyth county courthouse in cumming georgia to face charges on eleven different felony counts. forsyth arrived at the courthouse on time but while it is truck he threw homemade spike strips onto the road and tried to run over a couple of policeman after police opened fire on him forsyth began shooting at them from his truck and proceeded to throw tier yes grenades and smoke grenades and pepper sprayed in the grenades at the police after a three minute long fire fight a swat team surrounded mark's old bailey killing him. meanwhile yesterday las vegas an armed couple reported to be amanda and jerad miller screening about revolution fresh from the bundy ranch opened fire and killed two los vegas police when inside a local police joint pizza joint after shooting and killing officer allen back in officer igor soldo both parents the couple took their weapons and covered their bodies with the gadsden flag the yellow banner which contains the coiled snake around the words don't tread on me the flag is named for christopher gads

steve osunsami, abc news, cumming, georgia. >>> overseas tonight a massive rescue in the mediterranean with u.s. navy ships on the scene. americans responded to a distress call involving six small vessels, one of them sinking. 282 my grants on those boats were transferred where they were fed and given medical care. five people were flown to a hospital in mall ta and the rest taken to italy. >>> next to diane sawyer's exclusive interview with former secretary of state hillary clinton making headlines tonight. diane asking about medical issues after republican strategist karl rove suggested she may have suffered traumatic brain damage after a fall in 2012. >> how is your health? >> very good, thank you. >> how serious was it? >> it was -- it was a serious concussion. >> the clot in addition, the clot had dislodged. >> can i tell you, that was a scary point. >> you had trouble with vision? >> i had -- because of the force of the fall, i had double vision for a short period of time, and i had some dizziness. >> did you have trouble talking? >> no none of -- i had no problems. the only thin

maryland's elijah cummings: >> no one of the 41 witnesses we have interviewed has identified any evidence of white house involvement or political motivation, not one. >> reporter: the man who oversees the government's archives, david ferriero, testified that the i.r.s. and other agencies use outdated technology and poor backup systems. >> the federal records act today says "print and save." this is 2014, and we're printing and saving? this is embarrassing. >> reporter: federal agencies have been ordered to better manage all of their records electronically by the end of 2016. in lerner's case, the i.r.s. only backed up e-mails for six months before recycling those disks, a process that has now been changed, scott. >> pelley: nancy cordes on capitol hill. nancy, thank you. after 13 years of war, a new survey of veterans today found many suffering from post- traumatic stress disorder are not satisfied with the care they are receiving from the veterans administration. here's wyatt andrews. >> reporter: kevin o'brien says his p.t.s.d. therapy at the v.a. can be excellent one day, but horrible

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john meese, summa cum laude. >> the seattle student who stopped a gunman after a deadly shooting spreeognized at his college graduation with two standing owe vaugss. this morning an emotional tribute and honor in his name. and this morning we're live as a military dad surprises his kids with an early return from afghanistan on

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. >> coming up, comedian whitney cummings and a battle of the se >>> well, good morning, everyone. 9: the barrier would be unsightly, but officials in favor of the plan say the barrier would only be visible from a few vantage points on either end of the bridge. >>> let's check your weekend weather with christina. good morning. >> good morning. that bridge not visible at all at this point. you can actually see, we do have some spectators looking over the rail there, but, yeah, they're not able to see much out there in san francisco, because of that fog. but what i can tell you is, that fog is going to keep our temperatures nice and comfortable for today. right now, we're actually only in the mid-60s. as we head throughout this afternoon, only cloudy by about a 10 to maybe 15-degree additional stretch. 80 degrees in the east bay. 66 for san francisco. and 82 degrees today in the north bay. saturday, we stay steady and then we crank that heat on sunday. i'll give you the timeline for the changes, where you live, and let you know how hot it's going to get. but first, let's check your driv

. >> that was alen cumming. >> it was like a full break. >> i think there might be something wrong herehat goes beyond just mild boozing, joanne. you drink a lot. you were also in a bit of theater. is it good to combine the two. >> i try not to, but if i did, i would probably be arrested. and you know i would be saying, do you know who i am? i can't wait for that day. [ laughter ] >> -- that i go, do you know who i am? >> what will you be arrested for? >> public intoxication. i wish i were there that night, i would try to talk him down. i don't know where the people at his table weren't trying to help him out. >> i don't think they knew him. was he alone? >> i guess not. >> i don't think it's an interesting story unless he's a celebrity. so if it's just a stranger in a broadway show, everybody's serious -- >> it would have to be some kind of washed up celebrity, because normal people don't do that. >> i wish i knew what andy was thinking right now. oh, never mind. no, defend your hero, that boy from transformers! >> i won't to say anything that there was probably more than booze involve

a baltimore native, she is a cum laude graduate of georgetown university's school of foreign service. so that's, that's a lot of credentials for a saturday morning. and i think the way i would like to handle this is i'm going to pose some very open-ended questions, spark -- in my usual, very literal-minded way -- by the titles of these three books. and be i'll ask each author to address the question for a couple of hadn'ts and then ask the other two authors to address think comments they'd like to make to those, and we'll just kind of go down the line like that be and then try to reserve some time for questions from the audience which, particularly on a topic like this, is usually a very fruitful exercise. so, craig, let's start with you, and why don't you give us the short version of "the liberal's case for the second amendment." >> the second amendment that does not create, did not create a new right to have and own and use guns. it recognized one that existed already and had existed since jamestown. and it was a right in common law. the colonists needed guns to hunt and to defend t

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cummings and myself you would give us all, you went and told political apies of treasury. >> i did not>> who did you tell in april when you knew? >> i didn't tell anybody. i was advised. no one to tell. >> reporter: you didn't tell your i.g. some of the documents weren't going to be provided? >> i -- >> or on did you cause someone to find out at the white house at treasury or your i.g.? >> i did not. if you have any evidence of that, i'd be happy. >> i asked a question. >> i answer the defendant. >> you did not cause anyone to find out? >> i absolutely did not. >> you told us all e-mails would be provided when you discovered all e-mails would not be provided, you did not come back and inform us, is that correct? >> all of the e-mails we have will be provided on. i did not say i would provide you e-mails that disappeared if you have a magical way for me to do that, i'd be happy know about it. i said i would provide all of the e-mails and we are providing all of the e-mails. the fact three years ago, not all of them, but some were not available. i never said i would provide you e-mails w

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