my classroom is very die logic in both my online and face-to- face formats.o students have to take what we develop in those discussions and use that in the papers. so there's no right answer on the internet even for them to go find and cut and paste into their papers. >> you want to do this? why? >> you know, well, when it comes to college students today, they are a part of what's called the digital native generation. so they've grown up in a world that the internet has always existed or you know, many of the technologies that we're talking about has been part of their lives. and what i'm seeing is that there's more and more of a demand from students to want to learn online. and yet at the same time, there's that challenge of dealing with you know, the academic dishonesty being not encouraged, but enhanced by some of these technologies. so i do think getting back to renee's point i think one of challenges we have is one dealing with changing the perception of what is considered cheating by some of these digital natives. but also as professors, and instructors

to all centralize in an area where we may not connect face-to-face but we can all chime in or discuss discuss, you know, trending topics that are relevant. i think that makes for a more collaborative dynamic space. but i don't think it is more efish ept or better. >> it is social media. we are engaging, especially with the changes with face book and google plus where you have the group chat situation and can you look at someone face-to-face and engage them in a way you would if you were sitting with them in a room. i think it is just different but the same. >> but do we lose anything when we do that? part of me feels like it is different where i can have this conversation and see you all and reach out to you rather than over skype or chat. do we have the physical connection loss? >> there is no substitute for engaging people face-to-face. >> five years from now if the digital gap is sufficiently closed and we do all of the work we are supposed to o do, through investment, infrastructure, education, how is the black community using it. >> i think we capitalize on the mobile use of smar

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tonight kron 4's dan kerman sits down with a labor expert to talk about lack of 'face to face' meetings may mean. bart face to face 072513 since bart trains started rolling again on july 5th after the two sides agreed to a 30 day contract extension, the clock has been ticking to reach a extension ends on august 4th. but the two sides have not been meeting around the clock in fact. there were no meetings at caltrans headquarter yesterday or today and kron 4 has learned extension started, the union and management have met face to face only 5 times and financial issues sot that said san francisco state university labor studies professor john logansot logan says the lake of face to face meetings could also be an indication that little sot for now the trains will roll at least through sunday august 4th and on tuesday of next week union and management will meet again other standup labor exerts say it's common for unions and management to make rapid progress in the last days, and hours before a contract is to expire. but they say that only happens if the two sides are rally want to avoid a str

reeducated poem from face-to-face is what s somewhat and done quite have miserables. >> they help theugees where they can. they bring old turn if you are -- i just can't bring it to the junk yard, so i'm happy to be able to do a good deed. we live in shutch luxury. luxury. i am a referee child myself, and when we came here after the war, i can remember very quickly how we were housed. an empty room and sack of straw and one cover. >> the donations store filled to the brim. the refugees can come here and take what they need when they move out of the hostile to their own problem employees a chance to soon. they don't ate or that's where i'll be. >> we did it. and i really would say that's down to the discussions we had in the citizens action group that we have now got huge store of donations. the german lessons and childhood workshops. we just need to have a few good games. so ood try and spell if i have organized a party at the refugee hospital. they been getting are the-for-days. the weather is not great but the local branch of the technical relief agency has set up some attempts. >>

there were no face to face contract talks yesterday.w scheduled talks today as far as we know. you heard tori campbell speaking to b.a.r.t. spokesman jim allison, he says both sides are in oakland, they are ready to talk. it's possible talks could resume at any time. we'll keep you posted. we have live team coverage for you. we have tara moriarty. you are out there. you've been out there since 4:30 you can tell us how b.a.r.t. is using charter buses. let's start first with sal castanedo, the big picture. how this is affecting our commute, sal. >> i want to show you something here dave and tori. the maps will show us all of the red here as you can see. there's a lot of red all over the place. 24, 580. there's a crash at lakeshore. 80 is slow. and then you see 80 westbound from richmond all the way down to oakland, very, very slow this morning. there have been a couple of crashes on the way. 5le 0 westbound at -- 580 westbound at lakeshore. most of the slow traffic is because people are in their cars. let's take a look at some of these th

also, both sides met face to face in this building behind me.rters but there were mandated by the governor's office to resume negotiations and talks. the however, they both said that they are going back to their headquarters in speed to caucuses until midnight. when the contract expires. at this point, vicki. it is looking very dire. whoever takes public transportation church start looking at " plan b ". phillipe djegal kron 4. >> will have update on whether or not they have any reservations. . look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv

no face to face talks are scheduled for the rest of the week. however, the state mediator did schedule meetings with the unions - not with bart. one of the unions put out a 40-page report - criticizing barts lead negotiatorthomas hock. saying he's been involved in negotiations that have resulted in seven transit strikes since 2005. let's hear from both sides now. the bart unions say hock is gone for the next 10 days. bart says he's gone for 5 days. but is available by phone. something that was previously agreed upon by the mediator. bart still thinks there's time to reach a new contract. the next face to face talks are set to start on the 30th >>mark:prince william and his wife catherine, duchess of cambridge have welcomed their first child into the world. a boy, who weighed eight pounds and six ounces. though we don't know his name, the little prince of cambridge is a cause for celebration in london. prime minister david cameron offered his congratulations to prince william and his wife catherine, on the newborn prince. >> "i'm sure right acros

i think one of the things is to reemphasize face-to-face communication. importance in kids and adults as well. looking at the person, interacting with them, seeing them. one thing is really making effort that they are seeing kids face-to-face. sometimes forces that upon them. so i think that's one. the other one is -- >> sometimes you see the kids sitting next to each other and they're still on their phones. >> it's funny. we call this the parallel play of teenagers. parallel play, developmentally appropriate when you're two, two and a half, three. then you say i can play with you. now we don't see that. we're starting to see this essentially relapse into a much earlier time. >> so what do you think -- how do you -- you talk about unstructured time. what does that mean for kids over the summer? >> it means that kids should be really away from media and experiencing. not just doing things. because if they bring you -- you were talking about your kids bringing their telephone to universal studios, et cetera. not that. it really is putting things down and do

it was the first time in nearly 20 years that he had come face to face with bulger. on the witness stand flemmi described his relationship with bulger as strictly criminal and characterized the former crime boss as overbearing and forceful. he also said bulger was an informant for the fbi, something bulger through his lawyers sharply denied. after flemmi's testimony the partners in crime glared at each other and exchanged heated words. boston globe writer kevin cullen is covering the trial. >> is this the ultimate betrayal? >> it is the ultimate betrayal. in the crime world you don't rat out your friends. you could see the tension and body language. they hate each other. >> steven flemmi is set to resume his testimony tomorrow. he's set to describe how whitey bulger strangled two women in the 1980s. bulger through his lawyers has vehemently denied killing any women. elaine quijano, cbs news, boston. >>> straight ahead, your friday morning weather. and tiger woods in the hunt at the british open. so now i can help make this a great block party. ♪ [ male announcer ] ad

. >> for the first time survivors of the boston bombing will come face to face with the man charged with vicious acts of terror. dzhokhar tsarnaev will make his first appearance in front of the judge. he has several counts ranging murder to mass destruction. >> i want to know why. it doesn't make snins to me whatsoever. he hurt innocent people. i don't know how he can live in our country and just feel that way. >> tsarnaev is accused of killing three and wounding more than 200 others. 17 of the charges carry a penalty of life in prison or the death penalty. the courthouse is expected to be packed of course for the 19-year-old's appearance. >>> more incredible stories of survival. two flight attendants were sucked out of the back of the plane as it skidded to a stop. they were then found alive on the runway amid the plane's debris. also we are learning not only was it the flying pilot's first time landing that plane at sfo. the pilot in charge was also new to his role. >> he reported this was his first trip as an instructor pilot. this was the first time he and the flying pilot that he wa

no face to face talks for the rest of the week. however, the state mediator did schedule meetings with the unions - not with bart. one of the unions put out a 40-page report - criticizing barts lead negotiatorthomas hock. ifsaying he's been involved in negotiations that have resulted in seven transit strikes since 2005. a bart spokesperson fired back >>: i think should be made all well aware of the fact that these negotiators are not doing that. another strike is on his hand. >>: these are side issues of the smokescreen. we need to talk about the economic issues. the current proposals require double increase fares for our writers. when the subsequent discussions. >>anny: the bart unions say hock is gone for the next 10 days. bart says he's gone for 5 days. but is available by phone. something that was previously agreed upon by the mediator. bart still thinks there's time to reach a new contract. the next face to face talks are set to start on the 30th. twenty four county clerks >>anny:a couple of divers off the coast of central cal

he will come face to face with the families of those victims. large section of that courtroom has been reserved for family members who want to be there. they want to witness this moment. they want to see his face. they want to see his reaction, if there is any, when he is arraigned on these charges. he by his own account thought he would never survive to see this day but it has come and a lot of people want justice in boston. you can't blame them as we look at those horrific scenes on that horrible day. now, i'm joined by congressman peter king from the homeland security committee. >> thank you very much, martha. >> we have that side of this. we are part of that hearing and we saw the frustration you expressed. tell me what you are angry about in terms of the fbi and learning how boston happened. with all the surveillance and everything we have, how are we not on to these guys? there were lots of signs. >> chairman mike mccaul and i and other members of the committee are very concerned and angry the fbi refuses to cooperate. they have a lot of q

face-to-face with a wall of mud. flash flooding is creating a dangerous mess in the waldo canyon burn area. this photographer captured this video from inside of his car. and it was swept away. and then -- buried in mud. seems to be okay, as he filmed the entire ordeal. don't try this at home. >> another driver captured the whole thing from another angle. you can see his car is pushed down the road. my goodness. a wall of mud. >> i wonder if he purposely got in there. that's the question. if he didn't -- >> i want to see what he looked like when he got out. was he crystal clean? or was he all muddy? >> i don't know. if the car was buried in mud, it probably got in somehow. >>> there's likely to be more of the same in that area once again today. sorry, guys. lots of wet roads in the mountains. be on the lookout for slowdowns in the east and southeast. >> possible airport delays if you're flying today, boston, new york city, philadelphia, washington, d.c., charlotte, atlanta, new orleans and phoenix. >>> now, to the bos

one thing is really making effort that they are seeing kids face to face, forces that upon them.o i think that's one. another one -- >> sometimes you see the kids sitting next to each other still on the phone. >> we call this the parallel play of teenagers. parallel play is developmentally appropriate and then you you say, i can play with you. we don't see that. we're seeing this relapse into a much earlier time. >> what do you think -- you talk a lot about unstructured time. what does that mean for kids over the summer? >> it means kids should be really away from media and experiencing, not just doing things because if they bring you -- talking about your kids bringing their telephone to universal studios, et cetera, not that. it really is putting things down and doing one thing and being totally immersed in it. summer is a great thing for that. you don't have the commands of school and as many extracurriculars. it's a great time to be in the moment. >> in the moment. that's really it. multitasking. i love to multitasking but it is not good for kids, right? >> it's not good for

face-to-face 98 senators just to get to this deal. >> this was monday night. things had not gone well through the weekend. 98 of the 100 showed up. i was struck by several members of both parties who said i really learned a lot from that. it's remarkable to me how much they live in these silos because they don't talk to each other. gwen: amazing moment. now wure we're going to move on to more politics but this time i've got two words, liv chaney. ly never unning because compromise when our freedom is at stake. gwen: the foreman vice president's daughter hopes to be the giant killer who can take on a previous well liked republican this time mike enzy, tag him as a washington accommodationist and win his seat. is there more to it than that? >> of course. there's always something more to it. but this this case i think much of it is about liv chaney. it's much more about her than anybody else. gwen: tell us about her. >> for many of you you've seen her, she's very close to her father. many see her as his sort of political appendage in some ways. she's been on a lo

one of the things is to reemphasize face to face communications. the incredible importance with kids, looking at the person, interacting with them, seeing them, one thing is really making an effort that they are seeing kids face to face. it forces that upon them. i think that's one. >> sometimes you see the kids sitting next to each other, they're together and they're still on their phones. >> we called this the parallel play of teenagers. it's developmentally appropriate when you're two, two and a half. then you say, i can play with you. now we don't see that, we're starting to see a relapse into a much earlier time. >> what do you think -- how do you -- you talk about unstructured time, what does that mean for kids over the summer. >> it means that kids should be really away from media and experiencing. not just doing things, we talk about kids bringing their telephone. not that, it really is putting things down and doing one thing and being totally immersed in it. >> okay. >> and summer's a great time for that. you don't have the demands of scho

this is jay-z rapping with gallerygoers, face to face and one by one for six hours.s caught on vine, six seconds at a time. it's for a docu-music video featuring a picasso baby. jay-z's foray to art was modeled after "the artist is present" in which the performance artist sat face to face with different museumgoers for hours, and in a super cool twist, abramovich was present yesterday, face to face with jay-z. it doesn't get any more meta than that. the third awesomest thing on the internet today requires very little setup. this is 2-year-old titus ashby. he was having a pretty good morning knocking down jumpers on the set of fox & friends until brian kilmeade showed up. >> you're a machine. how do you stop this? >> i'm sorry. >> that's how we stop it. >> sorry. oh, my god. >> see, that's rules right there. that's what happens. he's going to face that when he plays ball. >> i don't believe it. i don't believe it. >> all right. >> we'll be right back. we'll see how titus is. >> sorry. sorry, dad. >> brian, you're fired. >> all right. we'll check in with titus again. w

>> in every aspect of our living we'll be pushed down and pushed out. >> reporter: if there is a face tother side of the wealth generated by the bay area's booming tech economy, sonia spencer may be it. >> i feel a bleak future for my daughter, my son, who will be forced to compete with individuals who's already acquired what they need to have. we're struggling to get and stay above sea level. >> reporter: spencer has lived in east palo alto for her entire life. she's watched the tech industry boom all around her and with it fears that she is going to have to eventually move out of her hometown. >> there's a lo

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officers then follow procedure by masking his face to prevent spitting. >> okay, guys.ou'll be fine, hall. >> what's going on with these [ bleep ]? i need fresh air. i can't breathe. >> you're okay. you're all right, hall. you're all right. >> hall is permitted to shower off the oc gas and will soon be placed in a stripped down cell until the prison conducts a disciplinary hearing on the events leading to his extraction. extractions provide some of the most dramatic interactions that ever occur between inmates and staff. and few extractions in the state of colorado have provided more drama than the ones involving this man, roy slagle. we first met roy in the original "lockup" episode at colorado state penitentiary in 2000. at the time he had been through five gruelling cell extractions. >> i got some criminal tendencies, okay? you know what i mean. i robbed, i assaulted a guy in here. it ain't like i'm in here for nothing, you know? >> roy slagle was paroled in the fall of 2008. but his twin brother, ray, is incarcerated here at limon, serving 15 years for assault. >> h

and bart managers are not meeting face to face, but mediator. bart spokesperson unusual. with state mediators that's the way it goes sometimes. progress. sometimes your in separate room with the mediators going back and while everyone is tight lipped about the state of negotiations, we have heard proposal that would give wage increase during each of the next three years. no word yet if bart made a counter offer. march...demanding a fair contract. they also acknowledged that their strike is causing hardship for thousands of people, but say that they had no choice. they said that we want to apologize for us withholding our labor as a last resort. as the bart strike finding different ways to get around the bay area. was able handle the additional load ofwhile they had to stand in waiting for very long ashour. while ridership isn't expected to increase too much today because of the holiday. san francisco ferry carried more than triple the the latest with the bart strike. we will be providing updates news channel, comcast 193. our facebook and twitter every 30-45 minutes ferry

many are calling it a slap in the face to boston, the victims of the terror attack.eens, cvs and two other chains are refusing to sell the issue. but does the glamorize the terrorist are tell a story. i have a guest that took pictures of that awful day. you're not happy about this. tell me why. >> i just think it's a -- like you said earlier, a slap in the face to boston for all the things that wove tried to do as a city and victims recovering and feeling finally feeling good about themselves, and then to see his picture on the rolling stone cover is sort of like, you though, it's going back. it's, you know, here is the poster boy for terrorism. he's on the cover. everything that the victims have been through, you know, the families are still trying to recover and help each other. you know, people are still trying to walk on their new legs. and to have to see that picture on the cover, i find it repulsive. >> what is the difference really between, say, "the new york times" or "the new york post" putting that same picture and "rolling stone" choosing to do it now with

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argue with that debate in this country coming from another society where you have the debate, both face-to-face, stand up and speak to somebody and get an answer. i think if you suppress all of that. if you put barriers in, then you've got all the technology that goes beyond this. that puts a damper on a healthy debate. when i say something to the president at the risk of sounding ridiculous, you cannot get anywhere near these people so whatever, the politicians of our nation have forgotten what the debate is. they don't seem to recognize what it is. i think it is a large reason why so much is broken down. >> yes, ma'am? >> this may not be something that you talk about in your book, but you seem to be talking exclusively about hate on the web and the internet. what happens when you comment on this. i'm wondering if you could address that. >> people are taking a degree of responsibility for saying it face-to-face. one of the things they did some time ago was talk about if you're going to march through the streets of a town through closeout liquidation, you need to take responsibility for that me

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no face to face contract talks yesterday, no new talks with scheduled today however negotiators from both camps are now held up in an oakland hotel and it is possible and part is announcing they had chartered buses. buses are a veil and, dublin pleasanton and fremont bart stations and this morning, they are also available from 5:00 to 9:00 a.m. at the west oakland station. in addition to the extra station, bart is also doubling the number of buses to san francisco. in addition to charter buses, more people are taking being advantage of the ferry system and as long as the ferry operation -- operators say the parking lots filled quickly so if possible, you should carpool or get a ride to the terminal. it is not recommended as an alternative because it already runs at 100% cad cash capacity. >> the transport takes commission said you should try some carpools. this is oakland and we found a small group of people waiting for a ride and it was a different situation where people were trying to leave the city on beal street. it stretched around the block and some of the computers say it is w

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commuters say that it just appears better if their meeting more face-to- face. the two sides will get back to the bargaining table on tuesday. >> ferry operators are at the ready should a second bart strike happen. officials met yesterday to talk about their plans. to start, more vessels will be used. 13 of them are available. that includes all 11 of the s-f bay ferries own boats. and 2 from golden gate ferry. also, the schedule will start earlier in the morning, run later at night and ferries will depart every 45 minutes. coming up, we'll talk to kron four's jackie sissel live at jack london square with more on the ferry service plans. >> her car rolled down the hill and crashed into a parked car. since then they have been searching for the suspect or suspects. that sounds some bottles of liquor and so far no pictures. here's one person's reaction to the murder. >> i could not believe it. i was shocked. i have been crying since yesterday. she was a pillar of this community. i did see is the last person the deserts of this. >> you heard this person talk about ho

we've been open and cooperative and we've had 350 face to face discussions. this process has taken a toil on us and more comes to light to see this is an exceptional and extraordinary circumstances. we've noticed a lot of strangers coming and going to our neighbor's house. they've been renting out their top floors. this has been going on since 2011. those are being rent by 5 days increments for 1 thousand there's a day. as your aware short-term ridges or rentals maybe prohibited without a conditional use permit. given the profit in residential neighborhoods is introducing the zoning designation and infringe on the square parking and they impact the residential community. i love our neighborhood and i serve on the neighborhood board. it smells this exposes us to unnecessary risk by transient and shouldn't be loud. in summary i'm respectfully asking you to a discretionary review with a few things in mind the nature impact to the light we receive and the issues brought up to the gentleman and the use of the neighbors homes for improper preferences >> thank you.

they start talking today face-to-face in washington but will they find peace? that's coming up.chine i think farmers care more about the land than probably anyone else. we've had this farm for 30 years. we raise black and red angus cattle. we also produce natural gas. that's how we make our living and that's how we can pass the land and water back to future generations. people should make up their own mind what's best for them. all i can say is it has worked well for us. . >>> this was taken a little while ago by our affiliate kyw. there are seven people injured following this row house collapsing and then other houses partially collapsing as well. this is south philly. it's the 400 block of daly street. still trying to get more information. there were witnesses who said one of injured was a child who has to be thrown from the home into the arms of a waiting firefighter. our affiliate being told that by a witness. if we get anymore developments we'll bring that to you. >>> dwoewe don't know what's on menu but politics is always on the agenda. the president is hosting hillary cli

no face to face contact until we're off of school property. you got this.you've learned. that's powerful. verizon. get the samsung galaxy s3 for $49.99. >>gretchen: 24 minutes after the top of the hour. quick headlines for you now. new york city 911 operators forced to use pen and paper to record emergencies after the system crashed three times yesterday. the system was down for an hour and a half total. officials are blaming a technical glitch and claims no calls were lost. >>> the inspector general who went after the i.r.s. for targeting conservative groups now investigating why the agency accessed the personal tax records of christine o'donnell. remember the day the former g.o.p. senate candidate got into politics, her records were legally tacked. they said there was a lien on a piece of property she owned. not true. >>brian: she was on friday talking about that. it looks like a spinoff series for a second. a new medical breakthrough may be a cure for stress, anxiety and depression. researchers identified the misery molecule in the brain and are hoping t

for the first time in three years, face to face meetings. but can they lead to meaningful discussions? this is "inside story." hello, and welcome to the program. i am mike hanna. it is a conflict that hi

experts tell us what we should do if we come face to face with a bat. well, good morning to you.elcome back. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news; middle of the week. it's wednesday, july 24th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. it's 5:32. we want to check in with steve. it's not going to be as muggy as yesterday. >> i came out at 2:00. i went, wow. >> i'm okay with it if we're in hawaii, maybe. >> there's no umbrella in my drink, so we were not, dave and pam. >> no. >> the high clouds and humidity is in the past. steve, good morning right now. traffic is looking pretty good here on highway 4. >> the breaking news police in santa clara arrested three people accused of breaking into a gun store. we're outside of reeds indoor range. she just talked to the owner. >> reporter: just a couple minutes ago, he said he's glad easy to three people were caught. he's frustrated, though, and upset, that somebody broke into his store he's had here for the past 13 years. what were they going to do with those guns. well, police say a silent alarm went off here at 3:30 this morning whe

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she's probably a real familiar face to you appearing on the show 17 times and guest hosting 8 times. . >>> big cosby is getting his first tv special in 30 years. far from finished will air on comedy central november 24th. earlier this year his last concert special aired back in 1983. >>> and now, from abc2 news maryland's most accurate forecast. this is our most significant heat wave of the summer so far. we had a few three or four day stretches in the upper 80s or 90 #s, but nothing like this six day stretch we're having. excess iheat warning all the way up into new york city. as we go to lunchtime tomorrow, 92 degrees, but the humidity is going to make it real oppressive. withby the way, whatever you're doing to keep cool out is there, make sure you're keeping your pets cool. tfts hot and humid today in the state capitol. themost humid spot in the state, right off the chesapeake bay and the heat baking that water bay and causing the steam to come off. 82 degrees tonight. it'sgoing to be tough to see the humidity below the 70s. verywarm conditions persisting through the night. only

that is that the problems we're facing to school and i'm not a problem as what the problems. we do have what. so anomalous about three kilometers or four kilometers for the top will drink the water and when it's it is a bore to do there are no reasonable continues for us to sort of. because of what they did a government will always complain and promise but nothing has been. one of the i.m.f. conditions to sign the loan agreement of two thousand and nine was a cut in public sector spending ghana's education system has been affected dramatically. well. in order for the government to reach its goals for deficit reduction it decided to cut almost thirty one million euro from the education sector. the building of new classrooms and facilities would have to wait. the government's absence is covered by the community members who raise money in order to build classrooms in any way they can. miss comfort was a leader of this afeard and invested all her savings. really. i. want my oh my god who was after said it to mobilize. to help me with some money to put up a classroom i have used m

no face to face contact until we're off of school property. you got this.ng what you've learned. that's powerful. verizon. get the samsung galaxy s3 for $49.99. >>> national security versus spying on america. yesterday the house voted 217-205 to defeat, defeat a proposal. it would have reined in the national security agency. close issue but it's still red hot. should them be spying on american citizens. brad author of the best-selling novel "hidden order." >> i have a problem with people like bradley giving information to wikileaks and snowden giving information to americans. >> we had somebody on here, an attorney who actually takes those things on. i agree they went out of the loop and deserve what they get. >> absolutely. >> but when you have a national security agency shrouded in it, part of your job is knowing. do you know if these guys are reading e-mails? >> the stuff that snowden uncovered is only the tip of the iceberg. the technology they want to bring online is terrifying. in 1975 we had frank church warn us on "meet the press" if nsa ever takes