>> well, you know, he said he'd defer to bob hale.ob hale is going to defer to the future, because we haven't decided. but, look, if we face budgets at the bca cap level, roughly $50 billion less in 2014, we're going to have to get smaller. i can't tell you exactly how much. yes, that will mean fewer civilians. we will try to avoid reductions in force. we'll keep them at an absolute minimum. we would look to do this, if we have to, through attrition, but, yeah, we're going to get smaller. i just can't tell you exactly how much. >> mr. hale, you've had an entire couple of hours to pull your numbers together. do you have any idea yet of the impact of this on programs and the -- whether, you know, some testings been delayed, that sort of thing, and also just the friction costs to both you and to the companies? >> well, we were relatively fortunate in the government. we had a partial appropriation. the pay our military act was in appropriation, so we kept -- except for that first four days, most of our civilians working, all of our milita

>> well, you know, he said he'd defer to bob hale. bob hale is going to defer to the future, because we haven't decided. but, look, if we face budgets at the bca cap level, roughly $50 billion less in 2014, we're going to have to get smaller. i can't tell you exactly how much. yes, that will mean fewer civilians. we will try to avoid reductions in force. we'll keep them at an absolute minimum. we would look to do this, if we have to, through attrition, but, yeah, we're going to get smaller. i just can't tell you exactly how much. >> mr. hale, you've had an entire couple of hours to pull your numbers together. do you have any idea yet of the impact of this on programs and the -- whether, you know, some testing's been delayed, that sort of thing, and also just the friction costs to both you and to the companies? >> well, we were relatively fortunate in the government. we had a partial appropriation. the pay our military act was in appropriation, so we kept -- except for that first four days, most of our civilians working, all of our mil

>> i have some concerns that, and i hope, mi -- miss hale you don't take the wrong-way. i have concerned that we don't have direct control over or trying to move this program forward effectively because we are too dependent on a city agencies puc, for example, to help us start to implement this and there is a bit of a -- i guess challenge here where we have commissioners who are appointed by the mayor and we have director who has their policy directive as it relates to power and water which is what they do great for our city which is appreciated, but we need to think about whether or not we want this process to be a part of moving this process forward, be a part of the city through puc or we want to look at contracting this out with another entity that could help us effectively move this forward based on the exactly intense of the project and what we need outside of puc's jurisdiction, outside of pg & e's oversight so we are able to really move this thing forward. so, i just wanted to put that out there because i don't know if we are going to get anywhere. i mean, miss h

. >> it gets even better because somebody's got to perform tonight, why not andrew hale. >> what?ring the show, though, i'm mclemore. >> thank you so much. >> so andrew hale and his traj were able to buyback security but but when they kick him out ego the security "this thrill still get free vip for life." >> that's all you had to do was punk him and he gets free vip. >> it is time for people who don't know what they're interested in. >> tell me about it, darling. >> this is a new nur row skaem which was and tell you what i'm interested in. >> so it's looking at thing a foo shiems it connected the manager in the i gon. >> it could range individual to people and services. >> you know who is interested in this? how probably goes our tech guy gabd snp. >> i don't want to going to oorl indplor -- when it senses you're interested in something, it will start recording on your snichlt often. >> tomorrow of these do i have this to college something. i stin of upping is to put out the cash that, the high height does it in a if the businesses had been a mart of the information, they could t

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hale, the wallace family, in memory of miriam and ira d. wallach. the cheryl and phillip milstein family. bernard and irene schwartz. rosalyn p. walter. pacific islanders and communications, corporate funding provided by mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support is provided by -- and the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tish wnet studios in lincoln center, new york. hari sreenivasan. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. secretary of state john kerry traveling to europe early next week to explore ways to end the civil war in syria. international peace conference could be held in switzerland next month. just today, at least 30 people were killed near damascus, after a suicide bombing against syrian security forces and the clashes with rebels that followed. earlier this week, a senior syrian intelligence official was killed by rebels. estimated 100,000 syrians hav

>> yes, barbara hale, assistant manager for power. we do have a balanced financial plan, a balanced 10-year picture. part of the way we have shown the balanced budget for heche power enterprise was by capitalizing that need. it includes improvement to some of our major pieces of infrastructure of one, for example, mountain tunnel that conveys water to the powerhouses is a joint asset. so it serves both a water and purpose. the current estimate of that one 1 piece of the system are upwards of 350 $350-450 million. that's a need not present in the current capital plan. what we've been looking at is how does the utilities address funding needs. rate increases? increase that pays us revenues. >> why wasn't that considered as part of the wis epiprogram? >> it only because it a joint asset, it could have been considered part of wii sip, i suppose, a boars -- a portion of the asset by power is partially funding. you only address the water portion of the funding through wii sip solution.ey way, the 55 percent of the power side of the puc woul

hale, the wallace family, in memory of miriam and ira d. wallace. the millstein family. bernard and irene schwartz. rosalyn p. walter. pacific islanders and communication. corporate funding provided by mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're 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. from the tish studios in new york, hari sreenivasan. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. several national parks around the nation are starting to reopen following a decision by the obama administration to let the states pay the cost of operating them. the parks have been closed to tourists since the federal government shut down 11 days ago. the park closures have cost businesses tens of millions of dollars. a much larger deal to get the government up and running again and to raise the debt ceiling continues to prove elusive. cable news headlines throughout the day told the story. one said talk

>> defer to bob hale, bob hale will defer to the future. because we haven't decided. if we face budgets at the cap level, roughly $50 billion less in 2014, we are going to have to get smaller. i can't tell you how much. yes, that will mean fewer civilians. we will try to avoid reductions in force. we'll keep them at an absolute minimum. we'll look to do this through attrition, but we'll get smaller but i can't say how much. >> you had an entire couple of hours to pull your numbers together. do you have any idea yet of the programs and on whether some testing has been delayed? that sort of thing? and also just the friction costs o both you and to the company? >> we were relatively fortunate in the government. we had a partial appropriation to pay our military. so we kept that. most of our civilians working, all of our military. i think that limited the disruption, but it was there. i'm sure we delayed testing. i can't quantify it for you. my guess is that we will be able to catch up reasonably quickly for those kinds of delays, backlogs, vouchers we haven't paid. i'm w

. >> aone point the instructor said let's pray a hale mary. zit instructor? >> mmhmm. >> you do start seeing them delivered, aren't taking some of the right steps to survive safe flight. >> it ended up this pong should have to be held available. >> don't ask my money back. >> amazingly, he got back up -- >> he did it again? >> yeah. >> what you're looking at here is a street performance, street game, if you will, in korea. now the guy with the head gear in the white gloves, he's a performer. his job is basically to go out and challenge people if they can hit him, knock him out. i imagine it's really hard to hit this guy but the legend with this video goes something like this. the other wide in the white shirt and gloves said he's gotten a little cook it. i want you to hilt me, too. i want to you punch back and i don't want to wear head gear. like this is the difference between a trained peter buch said he was only going to use wha black pants. >> the guy in the white gloves hasn't really throw a first punch. >> he's just toying with this guy. >>ure right, he

. >> it gets better, somebody has to perform tonight, why not andrew hale? doing the show tonight. >> so andrew were able to bypass security, and there they are. >> what? >> they came out of the bathroom, management kicked them out. >> he got pretty darned far. it makes you question the security. did he see this and yes he did, and he made the comment, he gets free vip for life. >> that's all he had to do was punk him? >>> what's up? >> it's time for people who don't know what they're interested in. >> tell me about it. >> this is a new neurocam that somehow will read your brain waves, and tell you what you're interested in. >> tell me, oh. it's looking at all the things i look at a lot. the girl is looking at fireworks a lot, it'll tell me i'm interested in fireworks? >> i don't know, but somehow it's connected to the i-phone. >> you know who's interested in this, and probably knows all about it? the tech guy, zach. >> sorry about that, i was early. >> how'd you get here so fast? >> i'm the flash. >> tell us about this. >> it's analyzing the frequency of yo

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josh and laura hale have five girls and zero pay. both of them are on furlough from wright-patterson air force base. they're still trying to recover from losing six days pay each because of the sequester. >> even if we end up getting reimbursed for the time off, it's too late. we need money now. >> reporter: something like 7 month old harper's $300 emergency room visit for an ear infection could be a financial disaster, a hard reality they'd like congress to understand. >> i have to pay the price because you don't agree. >> reporter: frustration growing in families paying the price for gridlock in washington. nbc news, chicago. >> the white house is still trying to fix a lot of glitches people are experiencing trying to sign up for online exchanges. there is been a traffic jam in 36 states where the internet is the only option. 6 million people have tried to log on so far. we don't know how many have managed to enroll. we do know a lot of them have seeing the same frustrating screen message that reads we have a lot of visitors on the

if robert hale, the controller of the defense department thought it was a problem last week, it strikesseveral things -- >> let me jump in. mr. hale came out prior to the shutdown and said, hey, if you shut it down, one of the things that goes away is death benefits. they had a press conference where they did the it. the defense department is pointing to exoneration. the question is well, then congress acted, passed a bill they thought re dressed it. now chuck hagel, the boss of the defense department is saying we determined that wasn't going to do it. >> remember the pentagon has people on the hill all the time. why didn't they tell congress they were doing it? the chairman of the house armed services committee, buck mccan said our understanding was this solved the problem. why didn't the defense department say it doesn't solve the problem? why didn't the director of the office of management and budget put it on her radar screen. to say the d.o.d. money guy says it's a b problem. i'm in charge of the money people throughout the government. this is a problem. i'm going to put it on the

que cada quien hale pa' donde pueda. yo me desaparecerÉ en lo que se calman las cosas.los, esto y esto. ahora colocamofebreze car y preguntamoa la gente... ¿a qué huele? huele rico! muy limpio. quítate la venda por favor. comprobado! febreze car elimina malos olores y refresca. [♪ tema musical ] >>alina, necesito hablar contigo. >>claro. [♪] ¿quÉ le pasa, don luis? ¿por quÉ estÁ tan serio? ¿pasa algo? >>pasa que rosa es la mejor cocinera que he visto en mi vida y fue buena idea traerla. >>sÍ, quÉ bueno. >>y hemoestado conviviendo Últimamente, nos hemos relacionado y quiero pedirle que sea mi esposa. para esto necesito pedirte t consentimiento. >>¡sÍ! [risas] [♪] >>¡muchas felicidades! >>¡quÉ vivan los novios! >¡quÉ vivan los novios! >>gracias. >>que duren muchos aÑos juntos. >>felicidades, abuelitos. los quiero mucho. >>yo tambiÉn. ¡te quiero! luis: son mis nietas. >>pero yo los quiero mÁs. [exclamaciones] [risas] >>ay, esremenda. >>ay, amiga, quÉ alegrÍa. >>sÍ. >>has luchado tanto para tener esta felicidad. ¿quÉ les pare si hacemos un brindis por la mujer mÁs noble que

in utah tonight, hale. and in nebraska, listen to this.ose are thecy renes tonight, the night sky lit up by lightning, as a tornado moves through town. meteorologist ginger zee is in the gulf tracking it all. she begins with the tropical storm moving in. >> reporter: surf pounding in alabama. storms streaming on shore in louisiana. all ahead of tropical storm karen. now less than a day from making landfall on the gulf coast. >> hide from the wind, and go visit a relative for the weekend. >> reporter: in mississippi, they are putting everything up. and slamming for sandbags outside new orleans. >> better to be safe than sorry. we weren't prepared before. >> reporter: several oil rigs shut down in the gulf. some of those furloughed fema workers back on to help prep for karen. up to ten inches of rain, and five feet of storm surge is only one of the weather headlines tonight. a record setting snowstorm is attacking parts of wyoming, nebraska and south dakota. the rapid city airport is closed. a whiteout, as stretches of i-90 in south dakota s

if robert hale, the controller of the defense department thought it was a problem last week, it strikesral things -- >> let me jump in. mr. hale came out prior to the shutdown and said, hey, if you shut it down, one of the things that goes away is death benefits. they had a press conference where they did the it. the defense department is pointing to exoneration. the question is well, then congress acted, passed a bill they thought re dressed it. now chuck hagel, the boss of the defense department is saying we determined that wasn't going to do it. >> remember the pentagon has people on the hill all the time. why didn't they tell congress they were doing it? the chairman of the house armed services committee, buck mccan said our understanding was this solved the problem. why didn't the defense department say it doesn't solve the problem? why didn't the director of the office of management and budget put it on her radar screen. to say the d.o.d. money guy says it's a b problem. i'm in charge of the money people throughout the government. this is a problem. i'm going to put it on the rada

hale i didn't and to the others for bringing this forward. want to ask you about our zero missions and how clay close we are to that. the policy goes though how we're replacing our 79 fleet buses but i want to context of how the quicker purchasing that brings us to up 1 hundred and 12 gets you tell us to the zero plan >> we've looked at the fleet across the board in terms of it's performance and it's a fleet that averages over 12 years in general and the trillion fleet is much older. in some cases we have trolley cases. so part of the effort here is to systematically replace them. the hybrid are a quantum thank you. leap forward so anything we're able to retire a fleet by itself bus in the next couple of years we'll have - we have the 1 hundred and 12 buses by the end of this year. we're have 60 foot trolley coaches and the first one b will be here in a year are that the most of the december two months we'll put in an rfp on the street to purchase thirty and 40 and 60 foot buses that will be hybrid buses. so the timing and sequencing of that

time for a hale mary's path before it happens, but we haven't heard a peep from inside in several hours. earlier today the governor said both sides would be fools to let a strike happen. >> it would be bad for both sides at this stage when you're getting this close to put at risk your reputation and the economy and everyone loses. >> reporter: the media is gathered out here. we'll stay out here until an update happens. >> president obama sends his associator to oakland. at this late hour, has he been able to do anything? >> reporter: i asked the bart negotiator about that. they will take any help they could get as they are up there still talking as there is still hope. >> all right, thank you. >>> once this is resolved, there's a good chance we'd see another fight. why bart strikes may never be banned. >> what's going on here? this is insanity. >> reporter: he stood outside campaigning for a no strike guarantee. >> we're being basically held hostage by the unions at this point and we want to be set free. >> reporter: but in this game there are the workers. >> we're looking for a deal. >

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forecasters hiked to work crawling over snowdrifts and left in the -- slept in the office as what they are haling a historic blizzard over snowdrifts. >> were she shoveling the snow is that what i saw? >> someone is shoveling something. >> i just forecast the snow but don't do the work with it for sure. satellite and radar not picking up for anything for today. rain yesterday is out of here. we can see rain down to the south around the carolinas this morning. this will begin to work in our direction as we head towards tomorrow. so more wet weather is in the forecast. but not for today. also what you are seeing as of now we see clouds from the system moving in our direction. across the area but what's happening is we have high pressure that is building in across the area for today as well. we can see that moving in from the west and north and with that we will have the cooler air dipping in feeling that this morning. and we will feel it through the afternoon but also we will be drier many so it's kind of a battle of the two systems here. so we will see which ones will win out. and we know high pre

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in utah tonight, hale. and in nebraska, listen to this. those are thecy renes tonight, the night sky lit up by lightning, as a tornado moves through town. meteorologist ginger zee is in the gulf tracking it all. she begins with the tropical storm moving in. >> reporter: surf pounding in alabama. storms streaming on shore in louisiana. all ahead of tropical storm karen. now less than a day from making landfall on the gulf coast. >> hide from the wind, and go visit a relative for the weekend. >> reporter: in mississippi, they are putting everything up. and slamming for sandbags outside new orleans. >> better to be safe than sorry. we weren't prepared before. >> reporter: several oil rigs shut down in the gulf. some of those furloughed fema workers back on to help prep for karen. up to ten inches of rain, and five feet of storm surge is only one of the weather headlines tonight. a record setting snowstorm is attacking parts of wyoming, nebraska and south dakota. the rapid city airport is closed. a whiteout, as stretches of i-90 in south dakot

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new mexico it and i would put four years all together in arkansas and i put the last twenty years in hale but. i had my first cats when i was three years old even though i've been feeding these for over five years now i had to pay for fifty a month or kept food i couldn't get to cheap get food the cheaper get it i had to pay two and three and four dollars a night for stuff from containers and a body like eight dollars for just a few those things that struck me worst when i saw this. was there was no clean fresh water for the birds and kept. caustic solutions and all kinds of poisons go. in the water at the cats in the bird to drink it and no clean food supply for them . by general care this campaign with a lot more contact the a camp for. kids who can't get a sick kid again saying to them there's them this is now this is a problem the uniform no this no this is the one that had the signs kid where i hear. them learn to kill me and it looks like a rattle of the smashed face i got it to a marine here. so we hopefully will have war. fellows kill them we won't have a lot of red in her war yea

the latest news on the week's top stories we're watching the weekly hale announce he was me here national thanks for joining us. snowden has returned to the media spotlight breaking his silence for the first time since july kind of filmed him at a ceremony in mosco where the nikko was awarded for integrity in intelligence by a group of american whistleblowers york is kind of discovered some of what snowden has been up to during his stay in the russian capital. for over two months this footage of edward snowden leaving moscow's sheremetyevo airport was the only evidence he's alive well and in russia since after getting in that cab the only thing we're told about him is that he's somewhere in a safe place well this week america's most wanted man returned so the public snowden appeared on camera and meeting other former u.s. security service officials turned whistleblowers they flew into moscow toward him with the same atoms prize for intelligence and integrity the whistleblower awards. this time snowden leaks his personal view on the fate of those spilling official secrets. you know relatio

they'll trial a last tactic, a legal hale mary, demanding the state reveal what drugs it planned to use to kill him. >> georgia's stock of the lethal injection drug expired six months earlier. state officials refused to reveal what they planned to use. georgia is not alone. states across the country are running out of key drugs used in executions. it is no fluke. the pipeline is running dry because of a london-based anti-death group called reprieve. they launched a campaign to stop european and american-authorised manufacturers selling sodium thiopental and another leethal injection drug pentobarbital for executions. >> we worked with companies. they didn't know their drugs would be used in executions. happening. >> mayo fao, reprieve's deputy director says the companies were afraid of the stigma associated with executions. >> it's an ethic al, pr and commercial problem. >> by 2011 a danish company lundbeck and hospira haired in illinois decided to stop shipping the drugs to american prisons. state prison officials scrambled to obtain drugs from unapproved specialty pharmacies overseas.

not so pentagon robert hale told congress today. >> during the lapse dod has no legal authority to pay death gratuities. we've been through this with the justice department, general council. it's another section of the law separate from pay and allowances. we don't have the legal authority. i don't think you want us to go around the law. >> the white house avoided directly answering when the president learned about the problem. >> in his evening walk on tuesday, the president raised the concern about death benefits not being paid to deserving families. the president directed him to get create pif and get it solved within 24 hours. >> it's not clear if the president plans to sign the law passed by the senate today. fisher house is still on the hook to pay 29 families. >> live at the pentagon, jennifer, thank you. the obama administration says it will allow states to use their own money to reopen some national parks closed by the shutdown. the top officials of one tennessee community are going out of their way to try to salvage their biggest economic month of the year. jonathan reports s

there's a new poll that shows 74% of americans say they disapprove how republicans in congress are hale handling the negotiations, compared to 61% of the democrats and 53% who say the president is handling this poorly. >> it appears that at some point very soon, john boehner has to maca decision. he is going to have to either try to get this through the house of representatives, with a lot of people on the right from the tea party, jumping all over him for it, or he is not going to do that. and to not do that would throw the government into chaos. >> right. so either option is difficult for john boehner's future. the latter option is difficult for the nation, maybe the world economy. if you boil it down to one thing it feels like today we took a step, at least one step, backwards. at this time 24 hours ago we were talking about how there had ban meeting on deck for the president, with bipartisan leaders, leaders in both parties, but got pushed back and we were told that was a good thing. because the president didn't want to interfere in the progress they were making. and then all of a s

i tried to grow a beard, but michelle, she wasn't haling it. i am also old enough to remember a time when the red sox were not in the world series three times in ten years, but i know the chance to win one at home for the first time since 1918 is a pretty special thing. so i promise. we will be done here in time for everybody to head over to fenway and maybe see big pappi blast another homer. [applause] maybes other sox will do better next year. i'm just--you know, you can ho hope, up dream. the reason i'm here, though, is because this is the hall where seven years ago democrats and republicans came together to make health reform a reality for the people of massachusetts. it's where then governor mitt romney, democratic legislators, senator ted kennedy, many folks who are here today joined forces to connect the progressive vision of healthcare for all with ideas of markets and conditions that have long been championed by conservatives. and as devall said, it worked. it worked. [applause] [ [ protesters ] >> okay, okay, we're talking about healt

'halve south was haled at being able to do so cheaper and better than the government.imately his supporters say that is why he was targeted by the government. that and his lavish lifestyle that it was discovered as well doesn't help your case as you're making your case. the irony is that despite doing his time. perhaps one of the done are's foremost healthcare experts can do little more than bide his time. offering something ideas but nothing more on this legislation of the century. >> we were not tied to any government bidding situation. we were not influenced by any political situations. we were able to hire the best people, most talented people and build the best systems we could build, and i think that -- i think everyone is disappointed and there's no doubt this shouldn't have happened. but there oar things i think we have to look at. once they get the i.t. portion fixed, the other thinks we have to look at, deductibles, make sure doors are not opting out you. don't want to lose your favorite doctor you primary -- >> they are, rich, they are in droves. >> i know.

the pentagon comptroller, hale, said it would be affected by the shutdown, this is a quote, this is ghoulishit is the law, not public policy. you can't have it both ways. and msnbc contributor, sam seder, host of the on line pod cast majority report. and host of the radio show. i didn't know until three years ago, national park access, huge, undying issue for conservatives. >> yeah, apparently it is a real problem. and you know, look, the bottom line is that there are all sorts of liability issues frankly with leaving these parks just opened so that anybody can run through them. i mean, there are obviously a lot of operations that go on. but this is one of the biggest, there is a lot of liability issues, somebody goes in there, gets hurt. there is a huge lawsuit. it goes on and on. >> well, you know, this is an easy one for republicans when you see a vet waving an american flag you know there is a republican somewhere nearby. i am not surprised they're doing this. it is easy to demagogue these things, their lowest approval ratings, no surprise that both sides are responding negatively to the

. >> but hale may not be sleeping well and he is avoiding tv.e advice of his lawyer, he is not speaking to the press. >> and here is a final odd twist. one reason that area in utah is a state park is that people as far back as the 1960s feared the delicate rock formations needed to be protected or they might be destroyed. by vandals. it is all rising like a dust devil around the rock toppingers who can only wait to see how the scales of justice might tip. for outfront, tom foreman. cnn. >> it doesn't get more strange. >>> we've been following this story, demanding justice for daisy coleman. >>> and an environmental threat. pollution levels more than 30 times the recommended standards have forced basically the closure of an entire city. you cannot imagine this. but we will go there with you. (vo) you are a business pro. maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or a

hale said if we didn't have it, a moing the things that would be halted would be these death gratuities, dealt payments. on september 30th the house passed -- the house passed, the senate passed and sent to the president pay ourary act cha which was designed that the payments to the military members' families would continue. the bill spoke of what are called payments and allowances. and in the pentagon's list of announces, these death gratuities have frequently been included. so the members of congress who acted on this and those signing it thought these death benefits were covered and there wouldn't be a problem with it. lawyers then got into the act when the issue arose and decided that, no, it didn't really cover it. we're hearing at fox news today there's a possibility the justice department may have gotten involved. there's a lot of -- >> i want the name of the lawyers who stopped it. let's cut through it. >> the point being that this, it seems to me, could have been interpreted -- >> hume, you don't give it to the pinheaded lawyer. nobody's going to challenge it, okay, and it's fu

. >> reporter: many here haled nsa leaker edward snowden a hero. >> he's a patriot. >> reporter: snowden sent a letter to the aclu last week urging the public to join the march writing today no telephone in america makes a call without leaving a record with the nsa. our representatives in congress tells us this is not surveillance. they're wrong. as pour the fallout overseas, in new details according to a german magazine, they targeted angela merkel's cell phone since 2002 when she wwas still an opposition leader. several world leaders, close u.s. allies. with germany and france demanding answers, some political analysts say the nsa controversy could harm the united states' standing abroad. >> there's doubt today the united states is the kind of ally it used to be. we're spying on an allies. when it comes to security issues, there's doubt we will be there when the rubber hits the road in terms of some real problem out there. >> reporter: for "today," kristen welker, nbc news washington. >>> david gregory is moderator of the "meet the press." great to see you. >> good morning. >> all the