with us fox correspondent james rosen. anything of importance?lot that was interesting. i went through about 500 or 1,000 pages of the 5,000 that were slowly uploaded over the course of the day. in all some 33,000 pages will tumble out over the next two weeks there were no knockout blows here. no smoking guns, no evidence of criminality. but we did get some insight into how the clintons operated and how hillary clinton's aides saw her and her image in the pluck. 199 a from one of her p.r. aides to mrs. clinton's chief of staff maggie williams. it urged her to do more outreach with the local media it says because hillary is comfortable with the local reporters and enjoys speaking with them. this will help us get us around her aversion to the national washington media and serve to counter the tone of the national media so, if you remember the national media like me, now you are on notice that hillary clinton has had an aversion to you for almost 20 years. continuing: this is a memo from mandy green wawld who is very well place powerful democratic o

james rosen was in the ukraine. he joins us now.you for being with us. >> the honor is mine, sean. good morning from paris, where kerry faces a critical showdown in a little more than 12 hours time, that's when he sits down face to face for the first time since this crisis erupted with the notoriously prickly foreign minister. sergei dabrov and kerry will come face to face. police snipers mowed down scores of protesters last month. the climax was victor yanukovych fleeing kiev in the middle of the night. people mobbed kerry in the square. kerry said that all the members of the g8 are standing with the u.s. in promising to help this eastern european nation, which now faces major debt issues and saw its southeastern territory invaded by tens of thousands of troops last week, dispatched by russian president vladimir putin. >> i would hope that president putin, who -- if -- you know, if -- who is insisting all evidence, everywhere in the world about troops being in crimea, that they're not there, that he will step back and listen carefu

james rosen, fox news. >>> a president who scoffedats the notion of a new cold war just two years ago tonight finds himself entrinenched in the biggest political poker game on the planet. ed henry tonight with how the hand he's playing and how it's playing out so far. >>> on defense over his handling of the crisis in ukraine, president obama interrupted an event at a local school in washington to answer a question that enabled him to hit back at russian president putin who had an earlier press conference had expressed defy nls. >> there's a strong believe that russia's actions are violating international law. president putin seems to have a different set of lawyers making a different set of interpretations, but i don't think that's fooling anybody. >> republican john mccain quickly fired back, it's the president who is being fooled because he's never understood putin's true ambitions. >> after five years of believing that somehow vladimir putin was anything but what he is, we are now paying the piper. >> the tension in the ukraine was on full display in crimea today at an air base whe

in washington, james rosen, fox news. >>> toronto's crack-smoking mayor is stateside this weekend. has some pretty exciting plans. look at him there. we'll tell you what he's up to. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protecon. and because usaa'commitment to serve current and former military members andheir families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. before chantix, i tried to quit probably about five times. it was different than the other times i tried to quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix varenicline is proven to help peoe quit smoking. it's a non-nicotine pill. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. that helped me quit smoking. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking, or mood, hostility, agition, depressed mood, and suicidathoughts or actis while taking or after stopping chantix. if

james rosen investigates. >> what you give away with the stroke of a pen you only get back by the barrel of a gun. >> that is bradley blakeman, former senior adviser to president george w. bush, and he is referring to the administration's intention to give over the corporation that gives out ip addresses, in essence, blakeman contends the u.s. will be giving up control of the internet. >> in essence, you say this is part of the president's strategy, and i'm quoting, appeasement and pandering. what do you mean by that? >> what i believe is that the united states thinks we have to apologize for our power. the fact is that america is the most free and open country, has made the internet available not just to americans but the world. >> the commerce department's long-standing contract with ican is set to expire, the plan is to have a new body but global in nature, supporters, which include businesses such as verizon, google, say the shift is long overdue. >> this is all about separating the internet from government control. and the united states is in the strongest position to argue against

james rosen will analyze for us.

james rosen is traveling with secretary kerry in paris tonight. >> joined by aides inside the ambassador's residence in paris, john kerry squared off once more against russia's long time foreign minister, sergey lavrov, one of the least charitable diplomats who had already telegraphed how little the kremlin will concede by the an exation of crimea in southeastern ukraine, home to the warm water fleet. >> some special alert measures have been adopted to control the fleet because as our president said we're not going to allow any blood to be spilled. the problem should be solved in the february treaty. >> that was moscow's way of saying despite last month' bloody clashes in kiev which killed scores of protesters and sent the president fleeing the capital, they yard yanukovych as president. ukraine's new foreign minister who travelled to paris aboard kerry's plane disputed it. >> not only about ukraine but the future of russia and how russia will support what they did to ukraine. >> by all the capitals of the ancient states of central and eastern europe. >> the kerry-lavrov showdown occurred

james rosen has the latest. >> in response to the ukraine crisis, the u.s. air force has sent six f-15 fighter jets like this one to expand nato patrols over the baltic states. >> this crisis is right on nato's border. >> we will respond to any aggression against the nato allies. >> yet any more direct form of intervention in the ukraine crisis by the 25-member north atlantic treata organization formed at the end of world war ii seems remote. >> since nato is a consensus organization, there would have to be unanimous support for the entry of nato troops into ukraine, so i think that's off the table. noto member states can be providing certain kinds of military service. >> on sunday, a top adviser to president obama dismissed the idea of better arming the central government in kiev, saying it wouldn't change russia's calculus or stave off a broader invasion of ukraine. another proposal called for nato to deploy troops to the borders of the russian enclave that is home to russia's baltic fleet. >> nato shouldn't be taken lightly. 4 million people under arms an

or two to finish that work. >> joining us now from washington ace correspondent carl cameron and james rosent work, that's the breaking down of the pilot similarity and i assume cell phone calls and stuff like that. is that what director comey is talking about, rosen? >> that's right, bill. is he talking about the flight similarity that the lead co-pilot on malaysian airlines flight 370 o, a 3-year-old smarry had installed in his home, a hard drive from that similarity was delivered to the fbi lab in quantico, virginia. and the technicians are trying to see if they can recover files that were cleated from that hard drive and alsos whether captain shaw practiced any unusual or even suicidal movements oon that similarity. it's one of part of the overall u.s. effort in assisting for the search for mh 370. we have dispatched planes and ships and undersee listening device sonar equipment. the latest word from the region just in is that air base defense and space, europe's leading commercial satellite firm has furthered new images that were taken on sunday that appear to show more than is 120 obje

james rosen with one state and it's appearing to head back to square one nearby, but we begin with chief national correspondent jim ingle with analysis of the numbers spin from the administration. good evening, jim. >> hello, bret. well, the obama administration is claiming victory in its long, painful struggle to sign up consumers for health care. >> we are seeing a surge in enrollment, more than 6 million people have signed up. a remarkable statement given where we started back in october. >> so carney offered no specifics, a broader look at enrollment shows less of a triumph than claimed. first, the administration has to substraekt those who signed up but haven't paid premiums meaning they're not officially enrolled. >> we had kind of three months of strong enrollment. they were heartened by the fact they had about an 80% payment rate, but again, that did not come from us. >> insurance analysts and surveys agree, if only 80% of the 6 million total are paying, then the officially enrolled number would drop to about 5.2 million, down from an original prediction of 7 million sign-ups the

or two to finish that work. >> joining us now from washington ace correspondent carl cameron and james rosen, that's the breaking down of the pilot similarity and i assume cell phone calls and stuff like that. is that what director comey is talking about, rosen? >> that's right, bill. is he talking about the flight similarity that the lead co-pilot on malaysian airlines flight 370 o, a 3-year-old smarry had installed in his home, a hard drive from that similarity was delivered to the fbi lab in quantico, virginia. and the technicians are trying to see if they can recover files that were cleated from that hard drive and alsos whether captain shaw practiced any unusual or even suicidal movements oon that similarity. it's one of part of the overall u.s. effort in assisting for the search for mh 370. we have dispatched planes and ships and undersee listening device sonar equipment. the latest word from the region just in is that air base defense and space, europe's leading commercial satellite firm has furthered new images that were taken on sunday that appear to show more than is 120 objects fl

we'll go to james rosen for the latest. >> reporter: greetings from the capitol. this is the second time in a week a satellite generated a promising image of debris. once again ships and planes are scouring a remote 14,000 square mile area of the southern indian ocean. the australian satellite detected two pieces of debris. and the images captured showed an object 72 feet by 43 foot. one of the two objects detected by the australia satellite measured 80 by 15. >> my biggest concern is)/kawpáe are not able to identify the dead, having to go back to the massive area, and it is unpres depted and i have spoken to experts and leader in the world and in the scale of the rescue being done. >> lady mustangs airline flight 370 went missing on march 8th. and the final 54 minutes of cockpit communication with ground control. revealed nothing a miss. but the transcript prompted skrutny on the co-pilots. it revealed the abrupt left overnight forecast the gulf of thailand occurred as it was exiting malaysian air space. begin the typical currents. the debrie spotted by the chine

chief washington correspondent james rosen has the latest on that from d.c. james?er: jon, good afternoon. my colleague doug mckelway has been keeping us updated from ukraine, but secretary kerry's legacy as diplomat will be bound to two deals he and his staff negotiated with two of united states principle adversaries on the world stage. one is the seven-country nuclear deal with iran that they agreed with limited sanctions release to halt enrichment of uranium to the 20% level around dilute its existing stockpiles of such tire. so far the international atomic energy agency iran adhered to the terms of the deal. that deal is however set to expire in late july if the parties haven't reached by then a final agreement on iran's nuclear program of the other major deal kerry has negotiated is the agreement with russia to supervise the removal and disposal of syria's chemical weapons arsenal. roughly 1,000 metric tons of chemical wear fare agents and precursors and munitions needed to deploy them are supposed to be the destroyed by end of june and by all accounts that is

james rosen has the report. >> under mounting pressure the presidential library release the first batchf 33,000 pages withheld from public access launder them the law allows they appeared not to have any smoking guns but did offer papers from the '90s and lessons for today as well. >> win hillary clinton unsuccessfully tackle health care reform she privately told house republicans that most people in america don't understand their own health insurance. another exchange on the eve of the 1994 state of union urged the administration not promise people they could keep their doctor or health care plan'' matt can we get away with it? is a the whole plan to steer to age of all providers? i am worried about over promising on we know full well we will not deliver. as she planned to travel to a women's conference. >> human-rights in women's rights are human rights. once and for all. >> her chief of staff was told mrs. clinton should do more interviews with regional media to get around the national media to counter the tone. with the democratic meeting with patrick moynihan and he did go on to wi

cite when they knew what and when when it was a justice department going after a reporter like james rosen. these go beyond national security, it would seem relatively easy to put in a freedom of information request and get to the bottom of it, but even then the delay is really uncultured. >> this report found, i think, six requests turned down from the farm services agency. all due respect to you, you can cite national security on things that have absolutely nothing to do with it. neil: if a rejection like that comes back and says you couldn't get this farm data off because it would be a threat to national security. i am thinking i did not know. the national security issue, but it gets to be silly. but nobody balks at it. >> i think in fact people do, reporters complain all the time about this sort of thing. unfortunately it is the status quo. when you hear another report coming back with these massive blocks of texts redacted. there was some that were just the header of the document and pages and pages of black squares. neil: that was my college thes thesis. here is what worries me. cath

james rosen investigates. >> what could be the way to get back by the barrel of a gun. >> former senior advisor to president george w. bush he's referring to the announcement march 14th that it intends to give over over site of the company that gives out domain names in the worldwide web. the u.s. will be giving up control of the internet. >> you said it is part of the president's strategy of appeasement and pan derring. that sounds pretty harsh. what do you mean by that? >> what i believe this president we have seen him in his global speeches that somehow the united states would be apologetic for our power. the fact is america is the most free and open country and made the internet available to not just americans but the world. >> the commerce department long standing contract with i cam is set to expire in 2015 the plan is to have a new body undetermined but global in nature with multiple stakeholders taking over management of icann google and other systems say the shift is long over due. >> this is all about separating the internet from government control. the united states is in the

the attorney general himself signed off on labelling fox's james rosen a potential co-con conspirator. >> they want to know how and why the stories are covered. >> there is no doubt the fcc is breathing down their neck and holding their license in jeopardy, they're going to do what the government wants. >> this administration is bent on aiming and targeting those they don't like. >> and we bring in our studio audience for reaction. how many think a tipping point constitutionally, has the president overstepped his bounds, hands up high. who says no? you're a lawyer? how does that happen? >> mistakes happen every day. >> so the president can change the health care law, doesn't need to go to congress. >> you asked the question if we're at a tipping point. there are some very odd things that take place on the subject of executive order. clearly congress is given the power to do these things. however, there are additional provisions, one in particular, allowing the president certain emergency responses. >> wait a minute, 27 times we changed obamacare, is that an emergency? >> obama ran in

the attorney general himself signed off on labelling fox's james rosen a potential criminal co conspirator. >> that is a chilling action against the news media. >> now for a chilling story the federal government wants to know how and why the news media so select which stories they cover. >> who wants government deciding what is fair. >> they are going to do what the government wants. >> this administration is bent on aiming and tarrigeting those they don't like. >> we have studio audience in for reks a. how many think a tipping point the president over stepped his bounds. hands up high. you are a lawyer? how does that happen? the president can change the healthcare law on his own doesn't need to go to congress. why do we have congress? you asked a question are we at a tipping point. there are odds things that take place in the constitution on the subject of executive order. congress is given the power to do these things. it allows the president expansive opportunities for these circumstances. other issues -- rl>> 27 times we have changed obamacare. is that an emergency? >> in 2008 saying h

ace reporters carl cameron and james rosen. let's start with ukraine, rosen, what happened today?f state kerry just a little while from now is going to be on an airplane heading to london for two days of last ditch meetings with counterpart sergei lavrov. with him kerry spoke today. the goal for terry is to cut some kind of deal with lavrov. crimea result voting overwhelmingly to have their region, the crimea next formally to russia. cards held by the respective party here. the striking deal with sergei lavrov appear to this observer remote. >> if you guys go ahead and do this we are going to do this to you. does he have a stick? >> he claims he does it's not clear that he does. his claim stick is that the eu all the european countries heavily dependent on russia for energy are standing with the united states and ukraine in this situation. but that remains to be seen. >> what are you going to do to putin? you got to put economic sanctions on him and i wonder if kerry -- it's not good to negotiate in the press and we understand that if he is just going to go over there and beg it's

but the fact, chief washington correspondent james rosen points out, mara, the fact he would then mentionwales where the president wants to generate commitments and talk about this, well, that summit is in september. >> yeah. >> six months away. >> that doesn't make any sense to me. >> doesn't make any sense. >> doesn't make any sense. ukraine is going to do some kind of military exercises with the u.s. and nato countries. this has to be done much sooner than that. it's one thing to say we're not going to engage them in ukraine. it's another thing to draw the line at other countries and other incursions. that has to be done, and you can do that without provoking a military conflict. you can make a show of force. >> maybe that's the long-term thinking of the administration is. >> you can't wait until september to generate the commitments. the commitments are generated by article 5. they're already made. this is a big challenge for nato, a big challenge for the u.s., who is the leader of nato. and it's one thing not to go to war with russia over ukraine. george w. bush decided not togo to w

in washington, james rosen, fox news. >>> obamacare is entering the enrollment deadline month.et its sign-up goal and what americans are saying about the president's signature legislative achievement, next. >> because of you, we now have 4 million americans who have signed up for quality private health insurance through the marketplace exchanges. 4 million people have already signed up. this is interesting. it says here that a woman's sex drive increases the age of 80. helps reduce the risk of heartisease. it seems that 80 is the new 18. grannies, bless your heart, you are bringing sexy back! eat up. keep heart-healthy. live long. for a healthy heart, eat the 100% natural whole grain goodness opost shredded wheat. doctors recommend it. >>> we are in the obamacare home stretch. its final months of the administration's self-imposed obamacare deadline enrollment to get 7 million signups before march pretty steady since november with 47% many finding it unfavorable and yet about half of americans still want congress to keep the law and improve on it rather than repeal and replace i

james rosen on some pretty scary numbers. what's going on here?ell fox news the defense department has briefed members of congress on an apparent surge in russian forces along the ukraine border from 30,000 -- worrisome enough -- to 80,000 troops over the last 72 hours and is causing alarm in congress and the pentagon, where officials say they don't know russia's intentions behind the movement of troops. >> have them in quite a number and composition that provides a lot of capability. they made it clear their intent was to do exercises and not cross the border. our expectation is they're going to live up to that word. >> meantime, russian president vladimir putin said today his country is developing a new credit card system following moves by visa and master card to deny their services to clients of the bank. putin said the american credit card companies are only blocking themselves from, quote, very profitable market. sanctions have formed the core of u.s.' response to russia's seize your of crimea, and americans back here at home are more apt to

james rosen did a deeper dive into the documents this afternoon. >> once again, no smoking guns or knockoutblows but fascinating glimpses into the clinton white house. hours before the president was to deliver the 1996 state of the union address, media adviser paul begala still smarting from the defeat of the health care reform effort launched by first lady hillary clinton, dashed off an angry memo. quote, maybe it's from spending too much time riding tharnd brush country of south texas with a gun, playing john wayne, but i think it's imperative that the president defend the honor of the first lady tonight with the whole world watching. they're attacking in part because they know the democrats are too chicken [ bleep ] to retaliate. it's up to the president to say to come after him if they have a problem with the agenda but to leave him alone. i have sent this along to george stephanopoulos as well. he praised her as a wonderful wife, a magnificent mother and a great first lady. they included the road map for what was known as hillary care drafted in the first week. she had a framework for

here is james rosen. >> speaking at a summit with european allies in brussels, president obama warned russia that the nato military alliance will respond with force against any attack on a nato member state. >> today, nato planes patrol the skies over the baltics, and we re-enforce our presence in poland and we're prepared to do more. >> but the president noted ukraine is not a member of nato and seemed to acknowledge there's little the west can do to roll back the annexation of crimea. >> nor will russia be dislodged from crimea or deterred by further military escalation by military force, but with time and if the russian leadership stays on its current course, sanctions will expand and the toll on russia's economy as well as its standing in the world will only increase. >> the president spoke as russian troops continued massing at various points along the ukraine border in maneuvers ukrainian defense officials described to fox news as worrying. at the pentagon, chuck hagel described his most recent talk last week with russia's defense minister. >> he told me that they had no intenti

here's james rosen. >> there will be costs for any military intervention in ukraine. >> with that warning having failed to deter russia from having invaded crimea -- >> we are prepared to take further steps if russia does not return its forces to the barracks. >> and that warning, having fails to persuade russiatume withdraw from crimea, a leading critic of the obama administration said steep budgets cuts at the pentagon will only further diminish u.s. influence overseas. >> when you're vladimir putin and you decide you're going to send troops to crimea, you have to anticipate what the u.s. will or won't do, and what you see is the u.s. is withdrawing dramatically from the middle east, and dramatically reducing our military capability. >> the administration's proposed budget reduces defense spending by $75 billion over two years and shrinks active duty troop levels to the lowest since world war ii. >> that is not the military the president and i want for america's future. i don't think that's the military this committee wants for america's future. but it's the path we're on. >> it certain

chief washington correspondent james rosen has our update on iran and syria. >> please. >> secretaryte john kerry bristled at a republican congressman's suggestion in a house subcommittee meeting that the u.s. is being played by iran. to the contrary, kerry said, they're agreeing to the goal by diluting stock piles of material to below the level. conduct that hat been verified, but he's expressed pezism about reaching a final deal before the accord expires in july. >> president obama and i share serious reservations on whether or not they will in fact make the hard choices in order to satisfy the world fully and completely this is a peaceful program. >> 1200 miles west of tehran, syria's state run news agency broadcast appearances of bashar al assad in six month. they proport to show him visiting a refugee camp that has experienced serious bloodshed. under the terms of the deal kerry finalized in september, syria has until late june to turn over for destruction the 1,000 metric tons of warfare age ndz that make up the chemical weapons arsenal. kerry conceded that is behind schedule b

james rosen wi

chief washington correspondent james rosen on internet control. >> all those dot calms, dot guvs and gibberish, ever wonder who controls these domain names? it's called the internet corporation for assigned names and numbers. it operates under a contract from the department of commerce contract called ntia, which quietly announced friday it wants icann to come up with a new governing structure, one that would be global and involve multiple stakeholders. >> this is all about separating the internet from government control, and the united states is in the strongest position to argue against government control of the internet if it relinquishes the last little bit of control that it has. >> what passes for governance or control of the internet has resided with a loose network of obscure bodies. >> there ought to be something about the fact that the united states primarily its military, developed, you know, the whole concept of the internet. and what i fear is that when it goes into this sort of global mishmash, who really then has any ability to control? >> officials at ntia say this sh

chief washington correspondent james rosen explains. >> reporter: sources told fox news the defense department has briefed congress on an apparent surge in russian troops deployed to the ukraine border from 30,000 to as high as 80,000 within a 72-hour period. nato's supreme allied commander for europe spoke after a closed door session on capitol hill. >> the size of the forces have a message that -- that is not congruous with respecting the borders of ukraine. >> reporter: troops are conducting exercises, but the pentagon says the size and composition of the russian deployment would afford any number of capabilities and that moscow's intentions, possibly including a broader invasion of ukraine, remains unclear. >> we've seen no specific indications that the exercises are taking place. >> i don't believe for a minute that putin is through. those troops are there and there for a reason. we have to assume that he intends to use those troops. >> reporter: in rome, president obama welcomed the international monetary fund's new aid package for the government in kiev worth up to $18 billion, but the

james rosen following it all live in washington. >> good afternoon, a team of 200 monitors from the organization for security and cooperation in europe. is soon to arrive in ukraine, with the goal of reducing tensions there. early saturday those tensions were on vivid display as pro russian forces wearing no insignia used armored personnel carriers it is one of the last military installations in crimea that ukrainian forces hadn't already evacuated. the defense ministry told fox news two officers sustained gunshot wounds. 5,000 prorussian protesters called for a referendum similar to the hastily arranged one that crimea held as a precursor to annexation by russia. in the capitol kiev, ban ki-moon told embattled interim prime minister that with the international community's support, the central government will overcome this difficult time. president obama's national security adviser described russia's role on that yesterday. >> that support takes the form of political and diplomatic support, of course, much increased economic support. and that is -- the reason for our efforts to work with congres

chief washington correspondent james rosen has the late breaking developments. >> good morning. while the search zone for the missing malaysian airliner widens, the probe into what happened is narrowing with malaysian authorities saying this morning, their investigation has entered a new phase. the plane's pilots are drawing increased scrutiny now that malaysian officials have disclosed the communication systems for the bowing 777 were intentionally shut off in successive fashion 14 minutes apart. police on saturday searched the homes of the two co-pilots and took a special interest in the flight simulator installed in the home of the captain. 53-year-old zaharie ahmad shah who had logged more than 18,000 hours in the air and who showed off the simulator in this youtube simulator. the turning off of the data reporting system and the transponder coupled with the known movements of the aircraft which some have likened to evasive tactics have led authorities to frame it not as a catastrophic systems failure but the result of intentional conduct by someone who knew well the plane's

chief washington correspondent james rosen explains how it affects u.s. security interests. >> reporter: defence minister abdullah al fini took the oath as interim prime minister shortly after parliament voted out zeddan and the ex-prime minister fled under threat of prime minister to the nearby island of malta and then on to germany. >> we appreciate the leadership of the prime minister who no greated a fragile time in libya's transition. >> reporter: this latest upheaval in the north african country climaxed a bizarre set of event in which this north korean-flagged tanker docked illegally at a libyan port last week and took on board a reported 250,000 barrels of oil. zidan said unauthorized militia groups were selling oil and threatened to bomb the tanker, but it sailed off anyway >> translator: when the tanker left it was followed, located and bombed. the bombing of the tanker was carried out by the libyan air force. a fire erupted on the ship's towers. this was also seen by a u.s. navy unit >> reporter: tanker made it to international waters and the n

the attorney general himself signed off on labeling fox's james rosen a possible criminal co-defendant. >> that is a chilling action against the news media. >> the federal government wants to know how and why the news media selecting which stories they cover. >> who wants the government deciding whether coverage is fair? >> there's no doubt that if the fcc is breathing down their neck, they're going to do what the government wants. ises this administration is bent on aiming and targeting those they don't like. >> and we bring in our studio audience for reaction. has the president overstepped his bounds, hands up high. who says no? you're a lawyer? >> yes. >> how did that happen? >> mistakes happen every day. >> so the president can change the health care law on his own, doesn't need to go to congress. why do we have congress? >> you asked the question are we at a tipping point. there are some odd things that take place in the constitution on the subject of executive order. clearly congress is given the power to do these things. however, there are additional provisions that allows the p

chief washington correspondent james rosen takes a closer look at just who putin is. >> ask russian lawmakers on tuesday to mark the formal annexation of crimea, president vladimir putin had, as always, choice words for the united states. >> translator: western partners led by the united states prefer not to be guided by international law in their practical policies but by the rule of the gun. they have come to believe in their exceptionalism and their sense of being the chosen one, that they can decide the destiny of the world. that it is only them who can be right. >> in the quarter century since the berlin wall came downfalloed swiftly by the collapse of the soviet union, a palpable sentiment has been felt that the vanquished eed were treated shy by the superpower who remains standing. >> friends of mine who have been in moscow tell me you cannot understand the amount of propaganda, anti-u.s. propaganda that is being fed to the russian people on russian television. >> what he basically does through his propaganda machine is to tell his own people that the weakness and impoverishment of rus

chief washington correspondent james rosen has our report. >> i rise today to set the record straight. >> in a 38-minute floor speech, senator dianne feinstein, the california democrat who chaired the intelligence committee, accused the central intelligence agency of spying on her committee's oversight staff. she recounted how five years ago, cia set up a stand alone computer network for the staffers to use as they reviewed 6 million classified cia documents. in 2010, feinstein alleged, the agency inproperly searched the network and stealthily removed nearly 1,000 documents that had been uploaded to and which the staffers had already reviewed. >> besides the constitutional implication, the ci aa's search may have violated the fourth amendment, the computer fraud and abuse act as well as an executive order 12333 which prohibits the cia from conducting domest iic searches surveillance. >> cia director john brennan rejected the claims but in doing so used terms that were perhaps intended to limit cia liability in the matter. >> as far as the allegations of cia hacking into senate compute