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britain targeted e-mail addresses belonging to the offices of then prime minister ehud olmert and ehud barakthere's anger since the u.s. and israel are supposed to be allies. truthfully, both sides have had a long history of spying on each other. they have operated under the assumption they are being monitored. and today, former israeli head of intelligence echoed that, saying he wasn't surprised. >> every empire makes its utmost, in order to in a way spy or get information. even on the friendly states. i hope that they didn't find too much. >> if anything, this latest revelation renewed called to release jonathan pollard. he's a former navy and intelligence officer sentenced to life in prison for spying for israel and suspected of passing information to other countries. the united states has laungs refused to release him, and it's unlikely he will be released and the relationship between israel and america is much stronger than this revelation, and since there's this history of spying on each other, nothing is likely to change. it's just an embarrassing moment for the two countries. >> than

great britain targeted e-mail addresses belonging to the offices of then prime minister olmert and ehud barak. there is anger here since the u.s. and israel have a close working relationship, but both sides have a long history of spying on each other. israeli and american officials have always worked under the assumption they are being monitored. a former head of israeli intelligence echoed that today saying he wasn't surprised. >> every empire makes -- to spy or get information, even on friendly states. i hope that they didn't find too much. >> reporter: if anything, this latest revelation has renewed calls here in israel to release jonathan pollard, a former navy intelligence officer, pollard was sentenced to life in prison in america for spying for israel and he's suspected of trying to pass information to other countries, as well. despite this latest revelation, pollard is unlikely to be released and the relationship between israel and america is unlikely to change. harris? >> conner powell in jerusalem, thank you. >>> a fox weather alert now, a winter storm in parts of the northeast leav

you have people like ehud barak talking about strategy, you have to have a plan. >> i would have a toughime if you had a rorschach test for obama, where is he going? for a couple reasons. healthcare.gov -- in saudi arabia, they ask what other presidents priority policies? that's easy. healthcare.gov, healthcare.gov, healthcare.gov. if that doesn't work, he is a failed president. and he will have no authority. so he clearly has to get that fixed. i think that sucked so much air and energy out of every other part of the agenda that i couldn't tell you -- again, rorschach test, what is his plan now for his second term, i couldn't tell you. second thing, because of how he reconstructed his team, if i wanted to be critical, i would say he is surrounded by people -- everybody has his back and nobody has his front. there is nobody in his face. i ask myself who is the person who gets in his face and says that's a really stupid idea or we really screwed up here. we need to do x, y or z. or let's get crazy. let's try a carbon tax. forget what the pollsters tell you. forget what the political -- >>

there some consistency of thought and strategy with people like ehud barak are always talking to me about strategy. you have to have a plan. you have to have a strategy. >> i'd have a hard timele with a rorschach west the barack obama. where he's he going? for a couple reasons. one, charlie, is healthcare.gov. when i was in saudi arabia they said "what are the president's foreign policy priorities? i said that's easy, healthcare.gov, healthcare.gov, healthcare.gov, healthcare.gov. if that doesn't work he's a failed president. and he will have no authority or very limited authority to do anything. so he clearly has to get that fixed. i think that's so much air and energy out of every other part of the agenda that i couldn't tell you. again, rorschach test, what is his vision, what is his plan for a second term? i couldn't tell you. and how he's constructed his team, if i wanted to be critical i want to say he's surrounded by people. everybody has his back but nobody has his front. there's nobody in his face. i ask myself, who's the person who gets in his face and says "that's a really stup

. >> rose: okay, you know ehud barak well, he is one of the people you talk to. >> a little bit. >> he says putins had a strategy and we don't. >> putin has a strategy. >> putin does not have a domestic strategy. here's the point. >> rose: we're not talking about domestic. we're talking about foreign, he knows what he does. >> he doesment he knowless what he is doing for putin. >> rose: or to russia. >> not clear to me that the russian national interest has been properly articulated or pursued by vladimir putin. certainly he has had some great weeks on the international stage over the last few months. but if you asked me is eben fitting russia. what's he gotten. he's managed to keep a saad-- assad in place. is that good for russia? is that the guy-- he's got snowden now. it's fun for putin. i think putin is engage-- enjoying himself right now. i don't think he's done much for the russian national interest. >> is the russian presence felt more today in the world than it was three years ago. >> yes, yes t is. >> but i'm not sure that that helps russia. >> that's my point. i mean russia i