we are joined by our cyber security correspondent here at news.berg west -- pe fromining us on sky st. louis -- what happened here? exposed by was google researchers. what did they find and why did it take so long? googleas found by researchers and guys from another company. this is an enormous find. they found an important. the flip side is they coordinated a fix for it, as software patch. while the bug is tremendous, there is also a fix. most large website at this point have pushed out that fix. as you guys were discussing, this is a flaw in the anchorage and software. this is two thirds of the internet's websites. it is open source software. it is community developed. that the bug has been around for two years raises interesting questions about who knew about it before. >> is this a victory for open source? because for many people were ?ooking for the problem or is this a failure of open source because people were using this essentially for free? >> i would not say either one of those. one of the things you need to technologies like these are out there all the time. it does not mak

to go fromin the car capitol hill back to langley, my ofd -- the head of office congressional affairs said to me, i think you made a mistake. i said, if i made a mistake, let's fix it. we got back, we huddled in my office and thought i made a mistake. heold to the director and corrected the record within three hours. >> communicating that to -- >> to the staff members who work this. some people said that it took me 24 hours. not true. it took about three. some people said that i only did after the fbi called me and was angry about what i said. the fbi never called. the fbi was never angry with me about what i said. i corrected the record as soon as i knew i had made a mistake. there are not too many people in washington, charlie, who do that. ♪ >> the intelligence community seems to be a bit at odds with the senate committee on intelligence. the senate committee on intelligence decided today to release a report. about conduct of the cia following 9/11. what can you tell us? >> it is a great question. this is a really important issue. the senate intelligence committee's 6300 page repor