hala?fore cell phone cameras, we probably wouldn't have had a single frame of that video. in the midst of the firestorm over the nsa spying on world leaders, president obama hasn't escaped the world of hi-tech hacking. his twitter account was targeted. a pair of tweets sent by the preds's political campaign group organizing for action, redirected users to youtube videos supporting the regime of the syrian president, bashar al assad. alison kosik joins us from new york. who's behind this? how did they break into the president's twitter account? >> all good questions. this was pretty bold. the group that has claimed responsibility is known as the syrian electronic army. what they told cnn in a statement is ofa, meaning president obama's organizing for action campaign, the links that were posted on twitter and facebook were hacked and redirecteded to a video showing the truth about the syria. now, the group claims that it also got access to a bunch of other e-mail accounts in addition to the m

michael and hala? is the sense among your sources at the white house and those people you speak with at the white house off camera even? is there a real concern we're headed for a debt default right now or is the feeling as it is on wall street, it's a little scary but eventually we'll come to an agreement at the 11th hour? >> i think had ultimately, hala, everyone thinks they will come to an agreement at the 11th hour. why is that? because they have to. that's what people will tell you, they have to. because if they don't, the economic ramifications would be huge. but when it copies sometimes to the progress, it's really unclear. that's why we're sort of hanging on to every little movement to see if there is that progress. there is real concern here that we could move towards a default. over the weekend, things seemed kind of doom and gloom, not a lot of movement. we saw republican plans rejected in the senate and the house. so i think there is concern, but we're also told these discussions going on b

>> reporter: hi, hala. is, of course, the top story across the german papers all say, fine, it's -- you know, no surprise that they did reach a deal at the very last minute. the markets had essentially factored that in. the main points that you read in the papers is that this damage is america's credibility as a global fiscal super power, that we and the rest of the world look over what is a political farce in washington. when you speak to people on the street here, they are baffled it could have come to this. that the american government could should down for a period of two weeks and more. there's also a concern about the fact that this is just in that cliche we've been using a lot, kicking the can further down the road, that we're going to be experiencing this same kind of budgetary trouble in three months' time. that said, it seems investors anticipate this kind of budgetary trouble coming from the u.s. therefore, don't really play on it in the markets. if you look at the european markets, now their rea

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>>> hello, i'm hala sps gorani along with michael holmes. day eight of the government shutdown. even a phone call is a big deal as the shutdown drags on and the debt ceiling deadline is a few days away. >> indeed. jim acosta is at the white house. a few things breaking in the last few minutes. tell us about the phone calls, first of all. >> the phone call happened around 10:45 on the east coast on in the united states. the president called john boehner and a fairly one-sided call if you listen the various accounts according to white house officials. the president said what he has been saying all along he is not going to negotiate on a debt ceiling or continuing resolution to reopen the federal government with strings attached. so he urged the speaker to get something passed out of the house that would reopen the government and raise the nation's debt ceiling. but the memo from white house officials about this call goes on to say that the president is willing to talk about some of these priorities that republicans have. he is willing to talk about the budget. he is willing to tal

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i'm hala gorani. >> i'm mike holmes. cnn newsroom is next. hala will have the international desk an hour from now. don't miss that where she will punish you. punish you. thanks for watching. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> right now the obama administration is under fire on several fronts. we're waiting for today's white house briefing. line of coverage coming up this hour. the administration facing tough questions regarding the president's promise about keeping your health care plan. also right now, top administration intelligence officials, they're getting ready to get grilled this hour. the head of the nsa and the president's top intelligence chief are both standing by to testify. we'll have live coverage. the nsa's decision to spy on american allies. maybe we'll learn something new. >>> hello. i'm wolf blitzer reporting today from washington. it was a repeated promise from president obama. if you like your health care plan, you can keep your health care plan he said it often. but an insurance industry source now says most america

maggie in the in the minute we have left what are your thoughts hala tics of all this the practical reality given the amount of money that the carbon industry has at stake they're sitting on a couple trillion dollars worth of trillion tons of carbon underground sort of trillions of dollars i would guess. they're throwing money around in this town like there's no tomorrow what do you think is is coming along. what do you think a regular citizen can do what. acts of climate change are no longer in the distance and more in space they're not something that you can turn your head away from because they're happening look at you know we're a week from superstorm sandy and sixty five billion dollars worth of damage and literally thousands of families that were hit the midwest and my home state of we've had fires and floods like we never understood biblical and the dollars that are racking up are more than you can actually can't predict because of realities. at eleven am pacific to look at the cost of carbon pollution that we're already paying politics politics are driven by people people like you a

and searched on hala lean of two thousand and nine for a filming images of the newly installed turnstiles on the metro lines hollywood and western station me was arrested on another instance for taking photographs of a crime scene from over one hundred feet away under the auspice that he was interfering with police work however he was eventually let go and was never charged with a crime and me isn't alone so our photographer is being targeted by the l.a.p.d. while i was joined earlier by paul dietrich he's a reporter for reason t.v. and i asked him if he was alone in the fact that police are targeting photojournalists no he's not alone there are a lot of photographers across los angeles and across really america that are feeling this pressure right now there's these officers submit the submit these reports the spacious activity reports to fusion centers and the a.c.l.u. of northern california recently released over one hundred specifically from the l.a. sheriff's department that have to do with cameras or or photography is there any kind of specifications on what kind of cameras we're tal

that was a topic at halas hall today. games where he suffered three interceptions. he has no explanation for success after failure but he felt lousy after the lions game and wants to protect the ball against the saints. it is hard to go back in the locker room and say you are responsible that you put your team in that position and it makes you feel bad. defense played their butt off and offensive line did a great job. it brings everything into perspective of how important it is, how important my job is taking care of the ball at making sure that i put ourselves into a position to win every week. it wasn't just jay as you know from other people this week. maybe there is pressure on certain place or a group that was played at the wrong depp or the timing was not right. the pointed figure is that he throws the ball and that is not fair to him. mart sees a common determination in jay during practice. the combination of ability and emotional stability and isolating that play is the only thing that is important and then forgett

>>> hello, i'm hala sps gorani along with michael holmes. day eight of the government shutdown. the debt ceiling deadline is a few days away. >> indeed. jim acosta is at the white house. a few things breaking in the last few minutes. tell us about the phone calls, first of all. >> the phone call happened around 10:45 on the east coast on in the united states. the president called john boehner and a fairly one-sided call if you listen the various accounts according to white house officials. the president said what he has been saying all along he is not going to negotiate on a debt ceiling or continuing resolution to reopen the federal government with strings attached. so he urged

the bears did work out six punters today at halas hall, obviously not very happy with the productionnning back matt forte meeting with chicago firefighters this morning on the lakefront. forte is partnering with duracell to donate 50,000 new quantum bateries to power critical equiptment for local first responders. of course the only question on the firefighters mind... how are the bears going to beat the saints this weekend? >> i am looking forward to playing them this coming sunday. hopefully there will not be as fast as they are on the turf. our defense has its work cut out for them with a quarterback like drew brees. we have our work cut out for us. we can limit turnovers and controlled the ball throughout the game, i think we can win it. >> on the wgn morning news this morning, devin hester joined pat tomasulo to talk about his new charity endeavor "anytime 23 empowerment center inc". the bears return man also talked a little football and how much more comfortable he is this season solely focusing on the return game. >> i can concentrate on one simple thing, i can worry about the

. >> cnn international anchor hala gorani joins us in the studio.did. we've been watching this and trying to dissect it. he's emotional. clearly he's been impacted but what he's done. is he rare? is this unusual that you have somebody who's been pressing buttons, looks at a video and really feels the emotion of what he's done and understands how he's can ied? >> i can't answer that question and there's one good reason for it. they rarely speak out, those individual who's operate the drones and push the buttons in windowless bunkers like in the case of brandon bryant. he was in nevada, in new mexico. however, what he said was extremely interesting because he was saying look, you think that you're watch essentially pimmal hated black and white video and therefore, this is not going to affect you. but there were times when he would go home cry he said in other interviews that he felt like a sociopath, disconnected from humanity. he knew the button he was pushing was ending the life of a human being. therefore, he wanted to tell americans in particular

hala gorani. you conducted this interview.s saddening, fascinating, because so often we're hearing from men and women from the battlefield, diagnosed with pts drk, but this is the first i have seen of someone sitting far, far away, pushing a button and suffering in the same way. >> especially when the drone program has been in the news so much because you had amnesty international and human rights watch and now the united nations discussing the drone program and how often it does kill civilians, according to amnesty's 30 civilians were killed in four attacks between may 2012 and july 2013. other critics of the program say essentially this fuels terrorism. because it creates so much resentment on the ground that it might be the best recruiting tactic for al qaeda. then again, you have others who say no, this is more precise than a combat operation. more precise than an f-16, but brandon bryant is a fascinating example. he essentially was one of the earliest recruits in the drone program. he sits in a windowless bunker. he's giv