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>> brown: well, graeme bannerman to the extent that u.s. officials were taken by surprise by all of this, what are the options for the u.s. at this point to either right the ship or respond in some way? >> well, i think the issue is we were not paying enough attention to the feelings that were analyzed in the region. i think this is more of a statement saying see, we have a problem with you, we need to confer better, we need take -- you need to take saudi arabia more into account. i think that should be the goal. the the. >> and other u.s. allies in the region-- the egyptians have said publicly and privately as well that they all feel now they're too dependent on the u.s., particularly militarily and politically and one middle east diplomat said to me today, you know, we now -- what if the u.s. decided for some reason not to supply spare parts for all the military hardware we buy from the u.s.? that's something that ought to be a high priority for us to consider, whether there are alternatives. >> brown: and that goes to your whole question

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i'm very hope of that we can get to an graeme. >> that's a whole other "crossfire"ivities i forget the other part of the question, because i got led down this path. barack obama came into an office at the time when the iraq war had destroyed our credibility around the globe. he and hillary clinton spent a lot of time trying to fix that and improve the way america was seen. you say this in asia where -- he's improved that image dramatically, a -- >> but it's so incoherent. he's ening wars, but in favor of drone strikes, ended rendition and torture, but in favor of extra- -- he wants transparency, but prosecuted whistle-blowers. would you be defending this under bush? >> i didn't work for bush for a reason. obama said he would refocus on al qaeda, and he has -- >> so that makes all of it okay? he also said he was going to protect this country and he was going to be the response commander in chief. that's what he's done. i want to switch topics for a second. >> no, wait a second. i wanted to respond to that. barack obama came into office praising whistle-blowers as patriotic and brave and

web giants push for greater transparency amid graeme forecasts for american based tech firms after the national security agency spy scandal. the decision on america's multi-trillion dollar debt ceiling raises fears for the world economy while the government cuts back on space missions to save itself from default. and switzerland set to vote on guaranteed monthly handouts worth sounds of dollars in a pilot scheme to provide citizens with the wife time of financial security. this is already coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshed welcome to the program and leading us tech companies are seeking to undo the damage from the n.s.a. scandal that revealed their part in government spying programs the internet giants are asking the federal court to lead them reveal details about the agency's data requests a move that's been slammed by the justice department are losing often if looks at what could have prompted this fight for transparency. in the wake of the u.s. national security agency scandal much of the tech industry has gone critical of government snooping some companies named as pa

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. >> graeme smith and deviliers took the lead. >> that's the sport for now. >> thank you. now, the sister of the amir of qatar has been named the most powerful figure and art. she is has brought exhibitions here to doha. the flooun sal "art review" magazine statements that kat area spends $1 billion on art home and abroad. more news in a moment. buy for now. home and abroad. home and abroad. >> in the health care hot seat, computer contractors who built the problem-plagued federal health care website will face tough questions in a capitol hill hearing. >> chairman chancellor tells president obama spying on her and her country is fully unacceptable. the staunch u.s. ally is the latest country complaining about being monitored by the n.s.a. >> in a city going broke, fresh food is hard to come by. changing that with the help of a major supermarket chain. >> a flying laboratory that puts wildfires under the microscope. to learn more about climate change impacting the u.s.

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pitchers to break the news kron4 dock, perry also said it was on facebook or on tweets there and is to graemether headlines this morning sacramento police said one man is dead and others injured at a drive-by shooting at a halloween party. >> a two-door bmw drove up to the home and someone is out of the car opened fire and killed a victim a 28 year old father. >> others were said to the hospital and are expected to survive appeared >> police say at the end it was an illegal party because they were charging people to get in. >> a new report underscores what health professionals know but parents may not-- the flow can be fatal to children, even help the kids who do not have, other medical conditions. >> researchers with the centers for disease control and prevention found that 830 kids died from flu and related complications between october 2004 and september 2012. >> and a 43 percent of those children were otherwise healthy and most of them have had not gotten a fullbacks as a nation. >> newmont was the most commonly reported complications among the kids who died. >> the cdc recommends that al