there is a standout in congress as ricci spy programs were allowed to expire. republican senator rand paul is taking credit, saying the expiration of the illegal spying program. congressman, what do you think of the amendment at this point? >> i don't think much of them because they weaken the house passed bill which passed by a large majority -- 196 republicans, 142 democrats. it strengthens the protection of americans civil liberties by ending all collection of data but it maintains are strong national security ability to locate and determine terrorists and of the senate weakens that it causes serious problems. they should simply pass the house bill. there is majority support in the senate for doing that and they should get about getting it done. intentionally allow these laws to expire after having months of notice that this deadline of may 31 was coming. yet it puts us where we are today. they should fix that by passing the house passed bill immediately. cory: i was reading an interesting criticism of what is going on in congress right now by christopher of

law expire. any other course in just passing this bill -- than just passing this bill would require the house to act before midnight. they're not here. so it's not going to happen. there's not a quorum of house members and there are house members that will to be any unanimous consent request anyway. passing the u.s.a. freedom act is the only way that i can foresee that the patriot act provisions do not expire. now is the time for the majority leader to do what's right for the privacy and security of all americans. i yield the floor. mr. leahy: mr. president? the president pro tempore: the senator from vermont. a senator: mr. president? mr. coats: mr. president? the presiding officer: both senators will hold. under the previous order the leadership time is lessed. -- is reserved. under the previous order the senate will resume consideration of the motion to proceed to h.r. 2048, which the clerk will report. under the previous order -- the clerk: motion to proceed to the consideration of h.r. 2048,

this provision of the patriot act is going to expire @midnight.and later officials say qatar has agreed to temporarily extend the travel bans on the five taliban members swapped in a prisoner exchange for sergeant bowe bergdahl. >> they will, the bans will stay in place until a longer term agreement is agreed upon. >> i am hari sreenivasan. >> thanks for watching. >> >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [singing in italian] experience unforgettable moments from the greatest stars in opera with "encores! great performances at the met," coming up next. ♪ major funding for "encores! great performances at the met" is provided by toll brothers. with its commitment to elegant craftsmanship and luxury lifestyles, toll brothers has been

. >> the time of the gentle lady has expired. >> i think the chair. i would be delighted answer your questions. >> back in march. lo lo and behold took your appearance here today before we get the answers. we get the answers. march, april, may command halfway through june. invading the answers and it's a pattern of yours and not getting a clear answer. such disdain for the american public that we have to bring you before this committee before you answer the question. you asked a question. is it a factor connect the secretary cannot answer. do you do you were able to come up with a litany of other factors. those those were all factors. but then he said that regulation is not a factor. is that the final answer? >> what i said is complicated. >> complicated. i understand. you list of the other four factors. we want a simple question. there was no evidence of regulation being a factor. >> that's my understanding. >> is it your understanding going further and folklore is than the falcon is not a factor? >> i think the rule is very important protection. >>

. >> the time of the gentleman has expired. >> right over here. >> i've got five minutes not 15. i received the email at 1118 and the answer to my questions, a few things three months ago. wwor >> >> it makes sense to have us negotiate with our partners but again you exclude financial services and i am curious with the administration position to head the local storage requirements for everything except financial-services. >> no. i have been very firm to put non-tariff barriers in place with local storage requirement for electronic data. the distinction is easy to make and i have tried to be cleared before. leaves regulation not to be brought under trade in negotiation and that is the difference but to say. >> to have that services sector for the u.s. economy. >> in general that trade agreement. >> the europeans like to do that so with the imf and priests would you agree or acknowledge the of a decision to bend the rules shall be shed if -- if not ignore them on the exceptional access remark was of mistake? >> those actions taken in 2010 or 2012 was the right saying for the united

senate has allowed a controversial provision of the patriot act to expire. bush and obama administrations interpreted section 215 of the act as allowing for the collection of the phone records of most americans but a federal court found that to be illegal. the obama administration had hoped a reformed law could be passed before it expired. one senator stood in the way. a report. >> i object. >> senator rand paul is running for the republican presidential nomination so it was unlikely he would back down on his plan to allow section 215 of the patriot act to expire on sunday. >> it's the tip of the iceberg what we are talking about here and realize that they were dishonest about the program until we caught them. they kept saying over and over again, we are not doing this. we are not collecting your records, and they were. >> but he went further preventing u.s.a. freedom act from pass can in the senate t has passed in the house of representatives. president obama could have signed it into law on sunday night. it allows the government a few more months of last-m

spy agencies to book collect data expired sunday.epublican senator rand paul locked an extension of the act section 215, and it made an emergency congress session in -- on sunday. the head of the fbi fed ordinary americans could be at risk from technically sophisticated terrorists. >> it has been almost two years since whistleblower edward snowden lifted the lid on the secret workings of the american national security agency. his explosive revelations about the extent of the surveillance powers prompted outrage and widespread calls for the -- for the agency to curb its surveillance on its citizens. they were granted sweeping counterterrorism powers under the patriot act in the wake of 9/11. the move proved popular time, but snowden's claims about collection of phone records and other data have prompted a shift in how the nation feels about such security measures. the most hotly debated provision involved in the bulk collection and storage of data. limits will be put on the collection of the status of that surveillance agencies will n

that has since expired.emember if you see something want to take a picture zen it to us make sure you're safe. >> let's check out this one as well. got another one this video obviously from chadds ford in delaware county. you can see the wind whipping through the trees right there dark skies as well as the storm moves through our area. kind of moving ripping through our area what they've been doing. power outages as well. 62,000 people without power in chester county right now actually new numbers. let me give them to you. 67,000 people without power in chester county. delaware county looks like about the same. and they went past the third one. new castle county 24,000 people from delmarva no power. when is it going to come back. >> as soon as power crews can safely go back out there and start working. it will be a little while. >> really is. we have dangerous scenario damaging winds hail, lightning and take look at that bow echo just plowing through the garden state so get off the beaches we're talking dang

. >> the time of the gentleman has expired. we recognize the gentleman from missouri. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you we are moving towards the fifth anniversary of the passage of the dodd-frank bill and many of us are here during those turbulent and troublesome times and days and we know that great care was taken in dealing with this creation of this act and we think that we have made a significant amount of progress and i think that you will agree with us as well that we have made tremendous progress. and regulators have moved to regulation and when you think about dodd-frank as a whole what do you think is the most significant thing left undone, what do you think and what would you want to see right now completed so that we can have the full strength of them at work preventing these drafts. >> you know -com,-com ma that is a great question, there are pieces that need to be completed and that's really not what you're asking. you're asking what is the area. and i would have to say that the gse reform is something that we

the senate's authority to collect information in bulk expired. rand paul led the fight against renewal. >> people say well, they're not looking at t they're not listening to it. it's the type of the iceberg what we're talking about here and realize that they were dishonest about the program until we caught 'em. they kept saying over and over again we're not doing this. we're not collecting records and they were. >> on sunday cia director john brennan restated the administration's position on surveillance. >> i think they've watched very carefully what has happened to the united states. whether it's disclosure of classified information or changes in the law and policies they're looking for ability to operate within. >> the patriot act passed in may -- >> what's the problem? a small group of senators is standing in the way. this is a matter of national security. >> the debate has highlighted a rift within the republican party with mitch mcconnell arguing that global threats justified widespread data collection. >> i think it should be worrying for

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the flash flood watch expires at 6:00 a.m. the flash flood advisory expires at 5:30. the radar getting less active. up to the north and west the top of the screen is getting a little more active. that's the area we're going to be focusing on probably this afternoon as the southern area of rain continues to shrink. the amount of rain is pretty amazing in those areas of red mainly from delaware county south ward through delaware and parts of south jersey. that's several places with over 4 inches of rain and as high as 6 inches estimated by radar. you know the temperatures are not estimated. they're real. they're in the 50s over most of the area and not going up much. so take a coat with you today because nothing close to 80 degrees from the day today up to 62. be back with the seven day a little bit later. >>> now "nbc 10's" matt delucia is in south jersey where the most rain is falling. he's live in sky force 10. what are you seeing there, matt? >> reporter: glenn, yeah we just jumped into storm force 10 here to get a better view of the roads in south jersey. we were i

these agreements are placing to expire agreements that are expiring next month. as a reminder, we have a $500 million commercial paper program that are wastewater enterprise. that serves as a bridge financing opportunity for capital projects in between are larger that no bond sales. this commercial paper is backed by bank agreements, which provides a guarantee paper investors that their investment will be repaid should there be an issue with her investment. i just have a couple slides to share with you. again we have a 500 million commercial paper program that's been in place for several years. the item before you today is putting in place two new agreements were to expiring agreements. the agreements that are expiring are put in place three years ago, back in june 2012 and we had a competitive rfp process and we reach out to different banks and got four responses. the two, the lowest bidders are before you today are bank of america and bank of tokyo so again to place these agreements. the other good news that happened since we put these agreements in place three

key sections of the patriot act expired. senators failed to extend the legislation. now the national security agency will pull the plug on certain parts of the patriot act. this legislation has left some senators just scrambling this morning. what happens now? >> reporter: well they try to figure out if they can bring some of the tools back. we've been talking a lot about the phone records. that is a key part of the patriot act but there are other tools that are used to track terrorists that as of this morning they've expired and they're no longer legal. the government can no longer track lone wolf terrorists or use roving wiretaps to track suspects who change phones. >> it give us the ability to track moves individuals are making. >> reporter: those parts of the patriot act expired a midnight. >> isn't this as critical as it's ever been given the fact that the middle east is literally on fire and we are losing everywhere. >> rand call blocked it. he's running for president. critics accuse him of putting politics over national security. >> some of them i think secret

senate in a rare sunday night session, the deadlock over a major anti- terror problem set to expire at midnight. >> we're looking at an incoming little system to the bay area. it will cool things down, might even rain >>> taking a live look right now at the u.s. senate floor where there is a tense political standoff going on right now over key provisions of anti-terrorist law set to expire in a few hours. it's a rare sunday session. what it will mean if parts of the patriot act are allowed to expire. >> rand paul, the head of the washington spy machine, barack obama. >> reporter: this over the top pac produced ad sets the stage for sunday night's battle. unless the senate acts at midnight key provisions of the patriot act will expire. >> heaven forbid we've got a problem where we could have prevented a terrorist attack or apprehended someone who was engaged in dangerous activity, but we didn't do so simply because of inaction in the senate. >> reporter: provisions that among other things allow the nsa to collect telephone data on millions of americans. supporters say the program is cri

it guarantees expiration of the bill at midnight tonight. it guarantees more uncertainty more litigation more risk for the intelligence community, and a repeat of the chaotic brinkmanship later on down the road with another manufactured crisis. now i know there are some who worry the bill does not go far enough when it comes to reform. well where were they with coming up with better ideas? if they passes the u.s.a. freedom act would be the most significant set of reforms of government surveillance, something needed since the patriot act was enacted. and the reason we're here to even debate it is that then-majority leader dick armey in the house and i put in sunset provisions so we will have to show responsibility and vote as the house did the house did by a four-to-one margin. our bill, senator lee's bill and mine would not just end the n.s.a.'s bulk collection of section 215, it would add new transparency to oversight reforms to other surveillance authorities. and it would be a solid foundation upon which we can build our future reform effo

. >> the time of the gentle lady has expired. >> i think the chair. i would be delighted answer your questions. >> back in march. lo lo and behold took your appearance here today before we get the answers. we get the answers. march, april, may command halfway through june. invading the answers and it's a pattern of yours and not getting a clear answer. such disdain for the american public that we have to bring you before this committee before you answer the question. you asked a question. is it a factor connect the secretary cannot answer. do you do you were able to come up with a litany of other factors. those those were all factors. but then he said that regulation is not a factor. is that the final answer? >> what i said is complicated. >> complicated. i understand. you list of the other four factors. we want a simple question. there was no evidence of regulation being a factor. >> that's my understanding. >> is it your understanding going further and folklore is than the falcon is not a factor? >> i think the rule is very important protection. >>

communication tools expired overnight 37 senator rand paul's delaying tactics pushed the vote back to tuesday. >> we also saw expire government's ability to track so-called lone wolf suspects those who are not working in a network or a cell. also the government's ability to do roving wiretaps so if a suspect crashes a burner phone or gets rid of a phone that wiretap would go from phone to phone going with the suspect. those did sunset at 12:01 a.m. this morning, something that the white house and many in congress didn't want to see happen, but they could not come to an agreement by the midnight deadline. >> a rare sunday night senate session ended without passing legislation to renew key sections of the patriot act. at 12:01 a.m. the authorit authority to collect bulk communication ex-sider. senator rand paul fought renewal. >> people say well, they're not looking at it, they're not listening to it, it's the tip of the iceberg we're talking about here and realize they were dishonest about the program until we caught them. they kept saying over and over again we're not doing this. we'r

mine is expired now. it is not enough becse they still find a way. >> we contacted them to get a responsen how it cracks down the problem. but we did not hear back. we know the website is not unique in providing a conduit for this information. experts tell us it is a popular option at the moment. if you thihink your information may be at risk, it is important to contact the three credit reporting bureaus and ask about credit monitoring or freezes. leon: another common problem we hear our comomplaints about contractors or other people who do work in your home. recently, "7 on your side" went undercover with a hidden camera to follow some in lectures and's doing work in a home -- fol some electricians doing work in a home and you will not believe what happened. >> it turneded out to be an easier job for us than it was for the light fishing -- electricians to solve a simple problem we created in the home we rented. >> it is the type of thing most homeowners fear that they will hear when they hire a contracto

not a bill, this law expire. any other -- [inaudible] passing bill would require the house to act before midnight. they're not here. so it's not going to happen. there's not a quorum of house members, and there are house members who will reject to a unanimous consent request anyway. passing the usa freedom act is the only way i can foresee the patriot act provisions do not expire. now is the time for the majority leader to do what's right for the privacy and security of all americans. >> mr. president a little surprised just to hear the senator from vermont talking about how the united states senate ought to just completely concealed to whatever the house -- concede to whatever the house passes over here. fact of the matter is we had a significant discussion on this issue all of the week before the memorial day break. and it had gone on months, if not years before within the intelligence committee on which i serve and among members. this is one of the most important pieces of legislation that we'll have to deal w

i know my time is expired. i hope that you will get much much better at that and provide that to the committee. >> time of the gentleman has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas mr. hossa. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i ask unanimous consent that my opening statement and my questions be made a part of the record. i'm late for opening a meeting and i must leave. >> without objection, in that case, the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york mr. meeks for five minutes. >> thank you, ranking member mr. chairman. mr. second let me ask you wsh first, let me identify myself as a proud product of public housing. i don't know how my parents would have done what they did without public housing. and then when you think about my friends, some now who are attorneys and, doctors and engineers, and pharmacists all products of public housing. but had it not been for that assistance so that they could move forward, i don't know whether any of us would be in positions that we're in. so i personally know th

so here's what is due to expire in about five hours. collection of phone records, phone numbers, date and length of phone calls, roving wiretap authority which would allow the fbi to continue tracking terror suspects who use disposable cell phones to avoed surveillance and there's a lone wolf provision for people plotting attacks on their own. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said the house's freedom act, which they just voted on seemed to be the only option with time running out. >> the house passed bill it certainly is not ideal. but along with votes on modem amendments to attempt that the program can work as promise, it's now the only realistic way forward. >> reporter: speaker john boehner issued a statement late today saying, "al qaeda and other terrorists across the globe continue to plot against america and our allies i'd urge that the freedom act be passed and do so expeditiously. it takes a long time in the united states senate to get something through unless all 100 senators are on board. harris? >> well we although sena

government to collect phone information expires while u.k.ks to extend its powers. >>> and troops line up close to the ukrainian border. >> let's start with iraq where 45 soldiers have been killed in a suits bombing it's a military base southwest of tikrit. it follows another suicide attack authorities of fallujah that left 42 policemen dead. elsewhere in alan bar province at least 33 iraqi government fighters were killed in an ambush by isil east of ramadi on sunday. 40 others were wounded in that attack. iraq's air force struck back against isil in anbar and other provinces. it comes as iraq's prime minister hyder allah hyderal al abadi said that they ran over mosul this year. now they have asked to supply them with more arms. we go live in baghdad. so as if it wasn't enough, now we've also got things unraveling from the north of baghdad too. >> that's absolutely right. what we've seen here is a brazen and very surprising attack using a suicide tank. now we haven't heard of tanks being used in this kind of way before. now hyder al abadi was

in fact, he can only force the expiration until wednesday at the latest. here he was on the senate floor the week before last in the filibuster explaining his objections to this program. here he is. >> it's sort of an end run that has gone around the constitution, gone around the fourth amendment, to collect information we've actually said should be illegal to be collected that way, but we're doing it because we've done an end run around. >> general, what do you think of what senator paul is doing, forcing the expiration of this program? >> i think it's really unfortunate. there's a bit of a political consensus right now that nsa needs access to metadata. did you have 338 people in the house of representatives vote in favor of the u.s. freedom act? i've got some issues about the detail of the act. it's amazing, there was a consensus. nsa still needs access to this metadata. it's a question of where it's kept. this maneuver means it will go without that access for, what, 72 or 96 hours? it probably won't make a difference, but then again, it might. >> so yo

it was supposed to expire last night. now those men will stay right where they are as officials work to negotiate a possible six months extension. the ban was established after the u.s. government released the five gitmo detainees in exchange for bowe bergdahl. he had been held captive by the taliban for nearly five years after walking away from his army post in afghanistan. critics have been calling on the obama consideration to stop the ban. they doubted the original plans could work. >> how they would behave or how after they believe this is something we don't know how they would behave. you can't guarantee somebody after they have been in a jail in the united states that they would go and do the same things or not. >> three of the five taliban leaders reportedly already tried making contact with their old terror network. four of the five are on a u.n. travel black list. >> patricia stark. thanks. today the family found murdered in their washington, d.c. mansion after a suspicious fire will be laid to rest. a crowd wil

now we're 27 face away from the export-import bank's authority expiring expiring. one member of the republican leadership is committed to a floor vote in june, another said it should happen on the highway bill extension at the end of july which most notably is after had this expires. this is not a way to do business for this committee, for this senate, for this congress. xm should be bipartisan and always has been since first authorized at the end of world war ii. according to the wall street journal prior to 2012 the senate had only once required a roll call vote only once in 70 years, a roll call vote to reauthorize x. am. the bank was reauthorized for example, by unanimous consent for the senate in 2006 under president bush and republican majorities if in the house and senate. the 2006, five-year reauthorization was followed by a five-month reauthorization in 2011, a two-year reauthorization in 2012 a nine-month reauthorization at the end of last year. this history, this this recent history, the long-term history has been done right, this recent history of limpi

as is been stated, it did not expire.the site permit was issued by team bite goes to be a valid and active site permit. for multiple extensions sought .. early last year our staff received the addendum for that. does the actual architecture plan that would allow construction under the site permit.. staff at this time, thought this was a new project and so did a new 311 notification. however, the addendum not subject to three of them process but not even appealable to this board. the appropriate document was the site permit to have the appeal on. that appeal should have been filed in 2010. the project sponsor did propose at the time last year some minor changes that would have required a new notification. we advised them they could either go back to the as issued site permit, or they could go through the neighborhood notification. they also ultimately decided after the -- have been filed by the jurisdiction request that they want to back to the approved site permit and not undergo any further changes. so, with that, we ini

they just expired in hammonton. it's from egg harbor city on the verge of new gretna and southern parts of burlington county. history of about 40 to 50 miles an hour winds with this line you see about 43 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes. the heaviest rainier hammonton, egg harbor, mays landing down to tuckahoe. rainfall rates where you see the purple near egg harbor 2-inches of rain per hour being released as these slowly working to the east-northeast at around 20 to 25 miles an hour. in addition we have flash flood warnings for this area until 6:45 anywhere from vineland buena hammonton to the north of egg harbor. as we go to the western suburbs we're dealing with the severe thunderstorm warning until 4:15 for southeastern parts of lancaster county. we go to double scan live radar there. this storm is weakening but still packing quite a punch 44 to 43 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes. winds in excess of 50, 60 miles an hour near quarryville, kirkwood heading into wester chester county. so tonight fl

. >> chair has expired. we recognize the gentleman from texas, mr. hin ohojosa. >> thank you very much, i'm late for opening a meeting and i must leave. >> without objection, the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york mr. meeks for five minutes. >> thank you ranking member and mr. chairman. mr. secretary, let me ask you first let me identify myself as a proud product of public housing. and my whole family, all of whom are doing fairly well now. i don't know how well we would have done or how my parents would have did what they did without public housing. and then when i think about my friends, some now who are attorneys and doctors and engineers and pharmacists, all products of public housing. but had it not been for that assistance so that they could move forward i don't know whether any of us would be in positions that we're in. so i personally know the critical need and the significant importance of public housing, giving individual ss the opportunity to be successful in life. and i can't think of a

the roving wiretap provision expires.his allows federal agencies to monitor a person rather than a specific device. section 215 of the patriot act expires. the national security agency using it as a basis to collect the phone records of millions of americans. with those expirations, all the investigations of phone records under 215 will not stop immediately. a clause allows the nsa to continue investigations it has already started. that wrap up from usa today this morning. we want to hear from viewers. what do you think of this debate that happened on the senate floor? adam, good morning. caller: good morning. i wanted to say that i really am against the patriot act. it was prewritten and appears before 9/11. i don't know who wrote it. to supposedly protect our country. from the people that are scared about the expiration of the patriot act, i really think this is going to continue to go on through secret presidential directives, executive orders which all of our presidents recently have been doing. the patriot act was a

laws that allow security services to spy on american citizens have expired. senate failed to pass legislation extending powers to monitor millions of telephone calls and e-mails. it's likely to be a temporary lapse and won't stop america spying on the rest of the world but there has been an angry response from the white house. from washington we explain. >> i object. >> reporter: senator rand paul is running from the republican presidential nomination, it was unlikely he would back down on his pledge to allow the patriot act to expire on midnight sunday. >> it's the tip of the iceberg what we are talking about here. and realize that they were dishonest about the program until we caught them. they kept saying over and over again, we are not doing this. we are not collecting your records and they were. >> reporter: but he went further preventing the usa freedom act from passing in the den at, it has already passed in the house of representatives so president obama could have signed it in to law on sunday night. it allows the government a few more months of mass

another power that expired is a roving wiretap.his allows the government to track an individual who is using different lines. and a loan wolf season who is not after filled with any terrorist group, the fbi will need to get some sort of connection to a rogue group or terrorist nation. what does this all mean? are we less safe? has the government been abusing these powers all along? according to an independent government agency no. the privacy and civil liberties oversight board was created to ask just these questions. it looked at classified reports about the program, and while they didn't find evidence of abuse they didn't find any incidence where these programs stopped a terrorist attack. and this lapse may last just a few days as libby casey pointed out. >> paul, thanks. >>> and talks between the united states and the governments of qatar and afghanistan are underway to decide the fate of the so-called taliban five. they were released from guantanamo bay in exchange for bo bergdahl. all five have been living in qatar under a tra

laws that allow security services to spy on american citizens have expired.enate failed to pass legislation extending powers to monitor millions of telephone calls and e-mails and it's a temporary lapse and will not stop america from spying on the rest of the world but there has been an angry response from the white house and we explain. >> i object. >> senator rand paul is running for the republican presidential nomination and unlikely to back down on section 215 of the patriot act to expire at midnight on sunday. >> it's the tip of the iceberg we are talking about here and realize they were dishonest about the program until we caught them. they kept saying over and over again we are not doing this we are not collecting your records and they were. >> reporter: but went further from having it pass in the house but passed in the representatives and president obama could have signed it in law sunday night and allows the government mass data collection while a new system is prepared leaving the records in the hands of the telecommunications companies and the gov

and my time has expired. >> time of the lady has expired.chair now recognized the gentleman from pennsylvania, chair of our terrorism task force. >> thank you the chairman and thank you, secretary for your time here. we've had a couple of hearings to investigate terrorism financing. series of questions i would like to make part of the record rather than go through them and ask the secretary to give us a timely response. i'll submit them to the chair. actually i want to follow up on some questions and your quick responses from my friend of massachusetts with respect to the national debt. it was being referred to as the national debt, which is not in the fsoc reports, not even identified that number one the national debt is a good story it's a good story to tell about the national debt. and number two, it's not a threat to our economy. and i think that you answered both in the ampleffirmative, you agree with that? >> again it's a complicated question. i think the national debt i was omb director with a surplus i believe in having a fiscal poli

laws that all security services to spy on american citizens have expired.failed to pass legislatn extending powers to monitor millions of telephone calls in e-mails. >>> the man brought in to save the struggling malaysia airline saysesssays it's technically bankrupt. new ceo is consulting over 2,000 jobs. >>> smoking in beijing is now banned. the tougher regulations ban lighting up in restaurants offices and public transport. thousands of inspectors will enforce the rulings. >>> now, in egypt the retrial of two al jazerra journalists is expected to begin again with closing arguments being heard in a cairo court in the cases of mohamed fahmy and bahar mohamed. but it may be months before a verdict is reached andrew thomas sat down with al jazerra correspondent peter guest never australia to talk about the case. >> reporter: it's been four months sce peter greste was released from an egyptian jail and departed but his ordeal isn't comply over. technically, he's still on trial. >> we all thought that once i was released that i would be taken off the case, that

the bail out would have expired. he said you might put that to the greek government. what have the greeks said to this? the prime minister is actually still speaking now. finance minister, forgive me. >> well, they are speaking now. they have not made it clear what the formulation of words will be. there is a key issue. will they be effectively voting to stay within europe or go out? there is no deal that's been agreed to. it's a very usual unusual very unusual situation. they had come here expecting to get some progress by asking for the deadline to be increased by a mere month, he described it. he wanted the deadline not only the deadline extension but $1.5 billion. $1.9 billion euro of money to be returned by the ecb in terms of interest on bonds that had been taken had greece. he wanted that to be brought to pay that $1.6 billion that is needed to be paid to the imf on tuesday. that, it would appear, will not happen. will that trigger default? yes, it should do because technically the default is there. will the i

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. >> the time of the gentleman has expired. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from missouri. >> thank you, mr. chairman secretary thank you for being here. we're moving toward the fifth anniversary of the pass around of dodd frank. many of us were here during those turbulent and troublesome days. we know that great care was taken in the creation of this act. and we think that we made significant progress. and i think you apparently agree with us as well, that we have made tremendous progress. and regulators have moved to -- toward implementation. some of the rule making i agree with, some of it i along with my colleagues have challenged. when you think about dodd frank as a whole. what do you think is the most significant thing left undone? what would you want to see right now completed so that we would have the full strength of dodd frank at work preventing another collapse? >> that's a very good question. there's pieces that need to be completed, and that's not really what you're asking. you're asking, what is the area t

he's afraid that something is gonna happen when this act expires.hat's not just my assessment of the situation or the head of the cia, even senate republicans feel the same day. >> reporter: the senators are widely expected to pass a house approved bill which extends the now barred programs. the usa freedom act would, however, change the bulk phone data collection. the house passed bill, it's certainly not ideal. but along with votes of modest ameantments to sure the program -- to ensure the program works is on the way forward. >> reporter: back to you. >>> the state department says john kerry's orthopedic surgeon is flying to switzerland so he can fly back with kerry to the u.s. for treatment of his broken leg. this is video of kerry at a past cycling event. that's him with the yellow sleeves. he apparently ran into a curb while psyche illing on the -- cycling on the border. experts say he broke his thighbone. he's an avid bicyclist. >>> today, vanity fair released the first photos of bruce jenner as a transgender woman and revealed her new name. t

it expired at midnight last night. but there is legislation in the works to bring that program back albeit with some minor modifications, namely that this collection not be done by the government instead be done by private companies. the government would no longer have ready access to this bulk data. instead it would now require a court order to go to these private companies and get this. but this is only going if the u.s.a. freedom act that's being debated now in the senate passes into law. all indications are that that will happen and then president obama will make it the law of the united states. for the moment though, there is nothing in place so the program is not currently happening. >> in abeyance if we can put it that way there will be sphaings programssurveillance programs coming forward, the republicans in favor of, in quotes, snooping, rand paul said not this way. is he trying to bring forth his liberal leanings? >> sure, the fact that rand paul has been long interested in that weighs into the strategy. at t

with rand paul vowing to block it, many expect the provisions will expire.ith the clock ticking on the government surveillance program, tempers flared today. >> we are here in a manufactured, unnecessary crises. >> isn't this program as critical as it's ever been since its inception given the fact that the middle east is literally on fire and we're losing everywhere. >> reporter: key provisions of the patriot act will expire at midnight, including a controversial surveillance program first exposed by edward snowden that allows the government to sweep up telephone records of millions of american s. senator rand paul says it is a violation of privacy rights and vows to block the legislation. >> are we going to so blindly give up our freedom? are we going to blindly go along and say just take it. i'm not going to take it anymore. >> reporter: the obama administration says paul, a republican presidential candidate, is playing politics with the nation's security. cia director john brennan said that could put the u.s. at risk. >> i think terrorists elements have w

the patriot act expired. how did the law expire, do you say? why do we allow them to expire? because when we enact laws, we know that we don't have the foresight to see how they will be carried out. we don't know everything that's going to happen as time transpires. so it's important that we revisit these laws. and in this case, this law expired. now, i'd like to pretend that if i were here when the patriot act passed after the attacks on our country, that i wouldn't have voted for it, but i can't say that. i'm not going to pass judgment on my colleagues that were here when it did pass. i can barely imagine the incredible pressure they were under from their constituents, from everybody to do something. do something to protect our country. so they passed the patriot act. and i didn't blame them. i wasn't here -- i don't blame them. i wasn't here. i might have done the same thing. but, we have new facts today. so we revisitted this law. we revisit the patriot act. what are the new facts? what are the things that have changed since it was issued? let myllys them. -- list -- myll

the key provisions were expired at 12;01 monday morning.hey will be taking up the usa freedom act in the next few days. glenn greenwald, can you respond to what he said? >> it is hilarious to listen to the director of the cia accuse other people of having ideological causes in the policies they support, but even more amazing is the fact he is sitting there telling the american public something he knows to be completely false which is these tools have been critical in keeping the country safe. for one thing, how is the country -- how has the country been kept safe? there been multiple terror plots aimed at the united states, some of which have succeeded, including an attack on fort hood and one of the boston marathon and others that were thwarted by very traditional law enforcement means having nothing to do with the patriot act, like the detonated bomb on an airline jed over detroit on christmas day by the so-called underwear bomber. there have been multiple commissions since edward snowden came for including one convened by the obama white

and it will expire on tuesday night. as i said we'll reconvene directly after this press conference to look at further steps to take, determined as we are to maintain this strength and credibility of the eurozone. that's all. >> okay, well, living to that, with us is offer our correspondent andrew simmons. the leader of the euro group sounds incredibly disappointed saying that the greek government was precipitous in going to the greek people with the idea even before the process was over. >> what they're saying and the eurozone was taken by surprise in this proposal of the referendum, that they would have expected in the negotiations here on friday for some mention to have been made of this plan. as a last resort. the general feeling and it seems to be unanimous amongst all finance ministers is that they have basically pulled out as you heard there at a stage when there could have been further concessions. there could have been a last-minute move towards agreement. that this is really a precipitating end game. really del