again, more hope for ed snowden here.hen the next one, the puzzle palace, there they accused me of putting the country at risk, threatened to meet twice with prosecution, forced me to give up documents which i never gave up, rated a library where i did the research, ripped a lot of stuff out of the library, they threatened my sources including a former nsa director, with prosecution and jail time and everything. they had a guy follow me. that is why i wore a costume wherever i went. that was a halloween party at john henry's house but they did. they actually had somebody in every audience who i gave a talk taking notes in taser slipped up and said something they could put me in jail with and put a whole file cabinet of papers together on me. and submit free information request and said we don't have anything on you. i said that is impossible. i have been writing about you for three years and you don't have a single piece of paper? then i saw on one paper the word esquire, that is my codename. so i started request for ever

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we can become, you know, instead of losing ed snowden, make sure we have more ed snowdens that are smarter. >> he's probably the worse example. >> you want to put boots on the ground in ukraine? >> who in the world is suggesting boots on the ground in ukraine? do you want to be respected in the world? they're probably laughing. bob, the enemy you talk about, they're laughing about this. >> the head lines around the world are america's decline. >> they're reloading and planning and seeing us get weak by the minute. >> reloading and aiming at us on american soil. >> they're building intercontinental missiles that can hit our shores, according to israel, in the next 18 months. >> we had the boston marathon. we had a number. >> boots for a military attack -- if you told me, if you were the secretary of defense and said i'm going to have less troops and more missile defense. i'm going to work on cyberterrorism. >> that's what they're saying. >> all we're hearing is draw down, draw back, cut back, and deal with it, pentagon. that's what hagel announced. >> to obama's credit, he's using drones mo

ed snowden has said he did not steal any password. >>> the son-in-law of a couple who died when a packageir home now faces murder charges. happening monday east of nashville. the victims were in their 70s. the investigators didn't mention motives but the investigators were told the suspect may have owed his inlaws money. >>> and comcast agreed to buy cable for a whoping $45 billion. if they approve the deal, the new giant will have about a third of all cable customers in america. >>> remember groundhog day? punxsutawney phil predicted six more weeks. you may want to get rid of him. his home state of pennsylvania got hit hard in this storm and if we have a month or so remaining things could get ugly. next, we'll take you to philly where the ground hog could become an endangered species. it is the bottom of the hour, we'll be right back with more news. so you can have a getaway from what you know. so you can be surprised by what you n't. get o times the points on travel and dining at restaurants from chase sapphire preferred. so you can taste something that wakes up your soul. chase sapphir

ed snowden has said he did not steal any password. >>> the son-in-law of a couple who died when a packagee now faces murder charges. happening monday east of nashville. the victims were in their 70s. the investigators didn't mention motives but the investigators were told the suspect may have owed his inlaws money. >>> and comcast agreed to buy cable for a whoping $45 billion. if they approve the deal, the new giant will have about a third of all cable customers in america. >>> remember groundhog day? punxsutawney phil predicted six more weeks. you may want to get rid of him. his home state of pennsylvania got hit hard in this storm and if we have a month or so remaining things could get ugly. next, we'll take you to philly where the ground hog could become an endangered ♪ [ male announcer ] to truck guys, the truck is everything. and when you put them in charge of making an unbeable truck, good things happen. this is the ram 1500. the 2014 motor trend truck of the year. ♪ and first ever back-to-back champion. guts. glory. ram. -hit the beach in florida. -and a reunion in seattle. we can

from the private sector the public sector i mean you know you compare that to contrast that to ed snowden's revelations about the n.s.a. . absolutely i mean the amount of data that governments are collecting is just a stupendous i came across a figure today some of my colleagues at n.y.u. have estimated that new york city's government collects a terabyte of data each day about what's happening in the city and what citizens are doing it's a bit of a billionaire away that it's it's a lot of hard drive storage. and that's a fraction of what the private sector collects on a daily basis just in this city and it's i think this era of big data is really a very risky period right now where the companies that are deploying these sensory mechanisms are. so enamored of the capabilities that they've created that you know the urgency to collect first archive and then you know figure out what to do with it later and so it's almost like a land rush that's going to deploy these sensor networks to collect the data and then to basically you know and we should so much computing power as possible on it to to c

ed snowden however normally the fact of representation is something that can only be revealed with the client's permission so the fact that he's asking about who my clientele is and about my specific attorney client privilege work matters is inappropriate. and although i maintained a calm demeanor during the questioning as soon as i left i mean i was shaking and i cried i was just it was extremely intimidating and i know there are a few trolls on twitter saying it should be intimidating to answer a few questions but believe me when you're in a prolonged situation like that and my goal is trying to get into a country where i'm going to be delivering an award along with others to bradley manning it happen. to be the same award at the sam adams associates for integrity and intelligence award that tom drake and ray mcgovern and myself in calling rally delivered last year to edward snowden you know i didn't want to be belligerent or talk back or be smart or clever or. argue when in a kind of way again because i'm dependent upon this person to let me into the country but again i feel like th

. >> some of the reaction online about all of this, let us know if he left ed snowden behind.nd it says, can't really tell but i think putin is frowning. >> and this one says can someone explain to me why anyone would like to take a selfie with putin? >> love is in the air across the u.s. and around the world. how people are celebrating valentine's day in different nations. this should be interesting, tell us. >> reporter: many people view today as a very western holiday so not everyone is into red roses in valentine's day. in kerr gas stan they are not celebrating valentine's day in school. and in saudi arabia selling roses and cards is banned. and in malaysia authorities sent out a message that valentine's day is a threat to muslim values. >>> there was a mass wedding of 140 couples. in iran where the government has tried to ban the sell of typical gifts like roses and heart-shaped balloons, but they give other gifts and go out to dinner. even in countries in conflict like iraq, here huge teddy bears, they look very cuddly, sasatin pajamas, and in the ukraine despite deadly

the fact that ed snowden is sitting, former u.s.izen now considered in many circles a terrorist in a sense, he's sitting there in russia. so are they friend or foe some how much can we really count on russia to be keeping our folks safe and to not be looking for ways to either same the u.s. or hurt us in some more violent way? >> you made a great point. i don't think we can count on the russians for anything unless it's in their own very narrow self interests. the fact that they are you allowing snowden to stay there, that they're allowing to everybody hears that he's doing and allow him to put out these pronouncements, again, that's something we wouldn't do to any country we considered an ally or friend. so that shows the real to me the real undercurrent of belief in russia right now. they're still hostile. they are desperate to become a world power again. just the fact that in the lead up to the olympics and still to some september they' aextent th share intelligence. they think we're out to get them. and also the fact that they h

and until that's changed, we may get ed snowdens from time to time, but it isn't going to change the dynamic unless there's an insistence by the american people and congress that this be made public. i don't see any of that generation. you asked for another church committee. dianne feinstein or mike rodgers? >> yes. >> if anything, they help the cover up. >> yeah, exactly. [applause] and that was one of the points i usually make and i should have made it here was that i'm not asking for a church committee in congress, i'm asking for a external church committee, a committee that would be like a 9/11 commission and also one that just doesn't have former government officials on it, one that has a civil libertarian, a journalist and so forth. anyway, we've got to get other questions too, bruce. thanks. >> dorothy, you had a question. >> that was my question, which was who is the frank church of 2014? >> yeah. that was why i -- unless we could find somebody with the medical ability to bring him back to life and put him back into the senate, i wouldn't put the senate -- i wouldn't allow th

. >>> shocking revelations about nsa leaker ed edward snowden. the "new york times" reporting intel gns officials believe the national insurance agency should have detected that snowden was copying sensitive data. snowden used inexpensive software to access the files. the report says wickry leaks founder julian assange used similar techniques to take state department files three year s o ago. >>> and iran claiming several warships are moving toward the war time borders. the agency quoting an admiral saying this is intended ed ted a message. but a senior member saying this is an announcement, into the deployment. >>> and tehran is seeing growing division in its leadership. lawmakers angered over rue than that i's decision to halt a missile test. hard liners in iran are at odds are rouhani over the outreach where the west. conor powell has more on this. >> reporter: president rouhani was elected last year to shake things up in tehran, but hard line conservatives there are pushing back against the changes. there is a ongoing fight in tehran about th

and ed snowden the controversy blew up. is focusing on potential terrorists?eillance? on my facebook account, on my blackberry. charles: switch back from their own customer. >> that is why they banded together to high price and our house lobbying group to make sure their customers are being protected and can also comply with what the government is asking of them. charles: what do you think? it is the huge industry, they carry a lot of clout and throwing around. liz: the ambient anxiety about the nsa program whether it affects the tech sector, will the tech sector win? will they get to disclose what comes their way? where the government is demanding more surveillance powers and the level of detail really matters. one of those requests, who was hitting? with the around the world and so forth? is a business concern for yahoo! facebook and google. charles: and olympic legend, gold medal, going to join us live in sochi. we have been seeing unfinished hotel rooms, wild dogs in the street, dangerously contaminated tap water. are these things as out of control as they

. >> not all of us do not like ed snowden. >> i mean that not me personally, but the united states ofso, we shall see. >> an odd couple, if they ended up in the same two-bedroom apartment. >> a good show. >> ♪[hums attune] beware, jpmorgan chase is moving 2000 employees to offices in the metro tech center in brooklyn. they are consolidating real estate as they push is -- is a push to trim expenses and simplify by exiting certain businesses. they are getting out of private equity and consolidating. the metro tech center is like where it is at. this is really in demand. >> the brooklyn? >> you live in bronxville. you think the whole world revolves around bronxville. office space in brooklyn is 96% occupied. 93% in manhattan. is further sold out in brooklyn. >> not only that, you are getting high demand for office space in lower manhattan to where desirable workers live. we are sayingt here? >> does it go that far? >> is that the new soho? >> it has probably always been, no offense, cooler than tribeca. happyare going to stay and tell you why your favorite beer might be a sellout for "st

where's ed snowden because of this weather.ck plan the stock hit a new high of $64.90 earlier up 4%. tel aviv food, low prices, lots of jobs, communicable we, said no to a new trader joe's store in historically black neighborhood in portland, oregon because it would price out black people in that area. charles, where do you want to start? charles: oh boy. it is one of these things, gentrification. when white people move into a historically black or hispanic neighborhood, happening in new york city particularly in neighborhoods in new york i thought i would never see white people and they are there. the winds go up but the neighborhood starts to get better and you get better options. anyone forced to move out of the neighborhood who can't afford to live in the neighborhood no matter who you are you feel better about it. the problem is you have to get a mind-set we are not focused on higher minimum wage. we can't have it both ways. we can't say we want a handout, food stamps, welfare, higher minimum wage and lower standards for e

director clapper said we should have told you, then we wouldn't have the ed snowden problem.lating the fourth amendment. in the case of a business if they tell you dear mr. and mrs. bonnie, you have signed up for x y and z we want you to know these are bilateral or you are using -- telling us about yourself and we may sell that information to providers. if you no they use it anyway you are consenting to it. but if you do not have permission and they do it anyway thing you have a cause of action. could you margin such a thing? stuart: i am not binding on that one. i want to talk about pandora. pandora. it judge napolitano: classical music. stuart: they track the music that you like and figure because you like that kind of music you must have certain political views and -- judge napolitano: predict the way you vote? stuart: they send political appetizing to you which you think is in line with -- which they think is in line with your political views we did you think you are a liberal you get the girl ads. if they think you are a conservative i don't know how they figure that out

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dagen: the hot jewelry this year could be ed snowden doll. don't go anywhere.om, a 12 foot tall version of the nsa leaker for $99. charles: is there money in this guy? a change of clothes like one would be a prison uniform. dagen: the doll comes with your choice of a tire, tee shirt and jeans, businesses or even an indiana jones out fit and includes a whip. proceeds from the sale will go to the freedom of the press foundation. connell: look at currencies on that note. dagen: get g.i. joe out. charles: no more money in g.i. joe. connell: $99. never mind. thank you very much. dagen: but looks a little like you. . connell: oil and gold next time. google taking steps to indicate the potential creepiest of google glass. we will explain that ahead. raising temperatures continue to brutalize much of the country. dagen: now is causing the price of diesel to skyrocket. jeff flock is on that story coming. connell: look at this. don't worry about it. sometimes they just drop in. always obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. enable you to

ed? >> thanks. interesting the edward snowden angle that the nsa leaker may have been something to do with this. >> that never stops. that keeps going. you have an iphone. usually you don't hear about apple products -- >> sounds like if you get the update you'll be okay. >> okay. coming up, a missing american college student found dead in italy. we're learning what may have happened to the 21-year-old john durkin and fresh attack in the president's use of executive action. eric cantor's new plan coming up. >>> plus how the severe drought in california could impact american families across the country. that's coming up next your eyes really are unique. in fact, they depend on a unique set of nutrients. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help protect yr eye health. as yoage, your eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite is a vitamin made just for youeyes from the eye care experts at bausch + lomb. ocuvite has a unique formula that's just not found in any leading multivitamin. your ey are unique, so hp protect your eye health with ocuvite. ♪ ♪so h

snowden. he had the obnoxious op-ed. this is a country on his border. this is a country where there are deep economic and social ties, and the stakes are higher for ultimate pianoen. he cares more. there is not nearly as much the u.s. can do. mainly the thing we would have to do is float ukraine a lot of money, for one thing. it could be very expensive to bail out the country, and i think at this point, can you imagine the president trying to explain to the american public we're going to be sending billions to this country that seems to be going down the drain? it seems very unlikely. >> as you note ukraine's economy is in shambles. it needs an estimated $35 bill chron by the end of this year to avoid bankruptcy. to your point, imagine if you call it a sales pitch to the american public, to the tune of that dollar figure. but let's go to richard engel's report stopped me some nigh track last night, sending 150,000 troops to the border to engage in these six days of war games, but they're calling it, of course, the biggest exercise since the soviet era,

i'm from the government accountability project, and we represent edward snowden and tom drake and bill binney and kirk wiebe and ed loomis. i just wanted to point out that the congress actually took out the whistleblower protection enhancement act any protection from retaliation for intelligence community whistleblowers. and therefore their portable to any action the government takes against them or the private corporation. do you see on the horizon any enhanced protection from reprisal coming from the congress or the obama administration? >> yet, to point out some really important facts there, the fact that the whistleblowers don't have protection and that's one of the things the administration keys talking about, well, you know, they have the proper channels they can go to. they don't have the proper channels and i don't see any legislation. i've been watching this for years, you know, my bread-and-butter comes from whistleblowers. that's what i write a lot of the things i do. to give you one quick example there, one of the people that i quoted from in my last book, "the shadow factory," was an employee of -- wh

the ed snowden disclosures or what happened to target? a fair number of reasonable people would say what happened that target. nsa is something literally in the either. target affects my credit. people have been very concerned by that. several years ago we were interviewing candidates at the national intelligence council for a national intelligence officer position and one of the things we asked all the candidates was named the top five experts in your field outside the intelligence community. one of the applicants from a major intelligence agency said there are no experts in our field outside the intelligence community. the good news i will report to you as he did not get the job. we already spend several hundred thousand dollars consulting with those people and we had to deal with real serious issues of academic not wanting to come in to cia headquarters, not wanting to get clearance, in part because of privacy issues. one of the things i am absolutely sure of is we in the 21st century are not living in the privacy environment many of u