for jeanne vertefeuille and myself it was a very difficult time. we were convinced aldrich ames was our trade. we spent two years looking for him and our analysis proved that to be the case. we also knew the fbi did not share our belief and would continue to focus on others on their new short list. thankfully, additional information became available which didn't identify rick but it certainly pointed in his direction and most importantly it forced the fbi to open a full-scale investigation of aldrich ames. one year later, february 21st, 1994, presidents day, a government holiday, and we were at work. aldrich ames is a rest and around the corner from his house. he was on his way to cia headquarters to answer a fictitious cable. however not long after that, his wife was arrested at their home. both eventually pled guilty to espionage. rosario received five years which she served in a federal facility in danbury, connecticut. upon her release she was stripped of her u.s. citizenship. she was a naturalized citizen and deported to columbia,. rick receiv

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jeanne moos has more. >> what's wrong with this picture? >> my mom, my grandmother, my aunt would all pull something like that. >> she thought her point and click camera was pointed at the olympic hockey rink where slovenia and russia were battling it out. instead of shooting hockey, she's looking into the lens and shooting her own eyeball. >> that's sad. not my generation. >> the eyeball has become the second most famous eye at the sochi olympics. second only to bob costas' pinkeye. he's now back at work, he had to endure pirate jokes and comparisons to t s terminator. his eye infection inspired a flip book. since it started out in his left eye, of course, that eye had to have its own twitter account, naturally with a twitter handle fcostaslefteye. and since it spread to both eyes, both eyes had to tweet. now the same goes for the eyeball shot captured by russian tv at the hockey game. who hasn't taken an accidental selfy. >> i tried to take a video of my sister and it ended up being one of me. >> how did you look? >>. >> i do it sometimes

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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> the coolest thing. all right. thanks as always to jeanne.arts now. >>> all right. good evening, everyone. welcome to round three. ice and snow yesterday, rain and sleet late today, and now back to snow. another big swath of it. first flakes coming down now on the washington, d.c. area. look at that. coming down hard. in parts of that area have already seen a foot of snow or more in the last 24 hours. and just like last night, the misery marching north, means that tens of millions of people who slogged their way through scenes like these will probably wake up today with even, sorry, will probably wake up tomorrow with even more

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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> what was he doing to that mic.ng "ac 360" starts now with john better man. >>> good evening, a top nfl prospect says he's gay. will it be a game changer in a league when it already is under fire for tolerance. one player says it will not work. and expressed fears over gays in the locker room. also tonight, what hlary clinton really thought of monica lewinsky. unexplored documents tell the story of the first lady and the other women, including the one she called a narcissistic looney tune. kids love injury afters, so do

thank you, jeanne. >>> it's thursday morning in sochi. the olympic flame burning bright.u see it on the left. on the right side, beautiful shots of the venue. the medal count, disappointing for team usa, just three gold medals so far. >> overall team usa has struggled in these games and it's well off the pace from vancouver. >> high expectations for chicago's shauny davis. he got a third straight gold medal in the 1,000 meters. >> and a surprising winner the women's half pipe. so surprising even her parents didn't think she had a chance. janelle wang joins us from sochi. even her parents? >> >> reporter: even her parents. what a great cinderella story. a usa underdog kaitlyn farrington wins gold. she was the last of four american women to qualify for the halfpipe show board and she walks away winning the whole thing. it surprised her family and he admits it surprised her. the 24-year-old from sun valley, idaho. she boarded perfectly and polesed a high score on her final run but a handful of competitors waiting to do their final runs including three former gold medalists b

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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> you have to wonder whether the fur was real or not.. it may have been more interesting to watch the goldfish than the denver broncos performance. i was watching. thanks for joining us. anderson begins now. >>> chris christie talks publicly about the new jersey traffic scandal for the first time since new allegations surfaced, suggesting he knew about the lane closures when they happened. the search is over for convicted murderer who escaped from a michigan prison and abducted a woman. terrifying story, she told a 911 operator while she was locked in the gas station bathroom with the escaped convict banging on the door. we begin tonight with a tragic accident involving phillip seymo seymour-hoffman. law enforcement

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but they're certainly not -- >> i'll be curious, gloria, jeanne shaheen, democratic governor from newott brown, former governor from massachusetts, sold his house in massachusetts now lives in new hampshire much. he may challenge her. in a race like new hampshire, would she be willing to side with the president if he came to new hampshire or would she run away? >> she would be more likely than somebody from a red state, obviously. but again, you know, you have to sort of keep your distance, gauge the approval of obamacare in your state. and, you know, i think the problem for all of these candidates is this question as a problem for the white house. this question of whether the president has reached a set point, that he's not going to get much of above it and not go below it. it's in the 40 to 45% range. and the question is whether people have given up paying attention to what the president is saying. you saw the viewership overall for the state of the union was way down. and so each politician has to weigh, you know, whether it's really cost effective for them to have the president st

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jeanne shaheen, mark, mary landrieu 97 and so forth.bernard, how do you get away, if you're a dem, in a so-called red state, how do you get away from obamacare and the president himself. >> i think south dakota, montana will go. i think we may pick up mcconnell's seat in kentucky. i'll tell you three people safe are the three you showed there, shaheen, kay hagan, mary landrieu. they popular. they have been distancing themselves from the president. >> how do they distance themselves from the vote. every one voted for obamacare. >> we have easy targets, need six of those. jeanne shaheen in new hampshire where obamacare is failing. she wasn't thought to be vulnerable. now scott brown, former senator from massachusetts looking at it. you have another looking at it seriously. a lot of ad dollars going in there against obamacare. there are vulnerabilities, not just in red states, gretchen, but states like minnesota, michigan, where republicans are beginning to outnumber and outorganize. >> i just don't know how democrats answer that question

thank you, phil mattingly, and jeanne cummings. as i said, the chinese new year begins the 31st, and accounts for a lot of business in asia because the country's population takes off for the holiday. in the united states, they're about 3.7 million chinese-americans. my next guest says there are top brands that are fully embracing chinese consumers right here at home, using language and cultural symbolism. saul gitlin specializes in asian marketing. let's just step back for just a second. when i say chinese new year to you, year of the horse, how do you feel? what does that make you think? >> my background is actually in china. the first half of my career in the people's rig public of china -- republic of china. importante most holiday in the year, analogous to christmas in the united states. the one holiday that is broadly celebrated, the pause for festivity, and time off. for me, based on my background it feels like a significant moment in the year, even though here in new york city i had to work today. it has that magnitude of im

here's jeanne shaheen, a democrat running for re-election. listen to her take on how obama care is going to be spun. >> at least for people who are willing to pay more, that they have that option of going to their doctor and hospital no matter what their insurer does. >> so you can keep your doctor if you like your doctor, if you are willing to pay more? is that how they're going to go into these elections? >> she didn't even sound like she was ready to deliver the talking points, that's what's funny, this isn't something she was just having a bad day, this is something that the administration has put out before to say, well, technically if you think about it, we kept the promise, it will cost you more. we heard emmanuel and others who were part of the loss say, it's technically true. that's not going to feed the bulldogs for voters in new hampshire or a host of other states. where senate democrats have to deal with this issue, and the idea that that's where they are, it's pretty late in the game. the president met with senate democrats yeste

led a lion's continues to exist and expand after in a big us adventure in afghanistan and behind me jeanne. change in libya nato now look somehow in some way to absorb ukraine which is the toast gambit. command so let it turn nine zero degrees. it's interesting we've got. dimitri hopes the first officer will tell him exactly what tests he needs to pass but now it seems is not the time to ask. there's a big blunt you're right near the entrance forward will shift and return. understood. for the gators each trip is a new first time. changes dramatically in just a few the ice will never remain the same for more than a few minutes. something else to consider you can see strips of ice now but if a southerly wind blows they will vanish but if we get a northerly wind blowing through. that it's almost impossible even to make the lights on the ship in front. of. visibility was absolutely fine. maintaining convoy formation at such close distances three why some fog is a major challenge. the ships are surrounded by so much ice that the radar display looks quite blank every crew member needs to concent

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> the coolest thing. all right. thanks as always to jeanne. "ac 360" starts now. >>> all right. good evening, everyone. welcome to round three. ice and snow yesterday, rain and sleet late today, and now back to snow. another big swath of it. first flakes coming down now on the washington, d.c. area. look at that. coming down hard. in parts of that area have already seen a foot of snow or more in the last 24 hours. and just like last night, the misery marching north, means that tens of millions of people who slogged their way through scenes like these will probably wake up today with even, sorry, will probably wake up tomorrow with even more of the same. >> yesterday it was ice, today it's snow, snow, and more snow. coming down faster and harder than plows could handle all along the east coast. drivers stuck spinning their wheels are relying on the kindness of strangers to get free. and homeowners are making what feels like their weekly trip out into the cold to clean up. the system so large it barely fit in this satellite photo. the nation's c

i told jeanne shaheen the story. lid, and i dide not know they had corrected the error. i have hubert humphrey's desk. optimistic and believe you could get things done and believed in the idea of emma chrissie and that is what guides me. i have found the best of my colleagues. i headed up the national prayer breakfast at one point. i am president of that group. half the senate comes once a year and tells their wife -- their life story. tried to find that common ground whether it is passing a bill with senator blunt or inhofe. in health -- whether it is introducing a bill on immigration in terms of bringing in some of our high skilled workers which i did with senator hatch. the two of us were voted the two senators waste likely to get into a scandal by "the washingtonian" magazine. find common ground and an understanding of the issue and go from there. it has helped me get things done for my state but to feel good about the work we do every day and he gives you some hope which we have now seen, i would argue, in fits and starts, borne out in the last year, whether it is t

haven abuse act proposed last september by senators carl levin mark baggage sheldon whitehouse and jeanne shaheen closing offshore corporate tax loopholes would provide nearly two hundred and twenty billion dollars in additional tax revenues over the next decade. back in one nine hundred fifty s. one nine hundred sixty s. when american businesses were doing just fine thank you very much corporate tax revenue was about six percent of g.d.p. today it's just over one percent. it's time to return to corporate tax policies that work for both businesses and for america if multi-billion dollar corporations like apple want to make money off we the people and they should be paying taxes to the united states they can't have it both ways they can't get rich off us and then screw us working class americans shouldn't have to face the burden of corporate tax loopholes that are letting corporations off the hook let's bring those offshore trillions back home and start rebuilding the american economy. and that's the way it is tonight tuesday feb eleventh two thousand and fourteen and don't forget democrac

washington led alliance continues to exist and expand in a big adventure in afghanistan and behind me jeanne change in libya nato now look somehow in some way to absorb ukraine which is a ghost gambit. i know c.n.n. the m s n b c news have taken some slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be. true. that was funny but it's close and for the truth from the might think. i'm good it's because one whole attention and the mainstream media works side by side with joe actually on what is going to come. out our team we have a different price. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not god. i'm ok. you guys have to the jokes will handle the serious stuff that i'm. well. science technology innovation all the least of melons around russia we've got the future covered. it's not for. everybody to do it's job did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy trek albus. role. in f

and jeanne shaheen is in a tie with her likely republican challenger. that is not where she wants to be, obviously, in north carolina. democratic incumbent trailing her republican challenger by seven points. as you can tell, this is a very serious moment for the democrats. in montana, the open seat, the republican there is ahead by 14-points. 14! how worried are the democrats? well, mr. obama's cons already are so worried that democrats are spending their money on hillary clinton's presidential hopes he's tweeting. here's what he had to say. with the senate seriously at risk, as you see here, and the brothers spending preaddition usely of course, shouldn't they be focused on 4 and not 16 races. it's interesting it's a question i often and the republicans. the midterm elections are now 269 days away. 269. and things are getting real serious and interesting. we'll be talking with the ateam doug about the clinton race. the urgency for both parties in the midterms next. time for some of your comments. we're giving a copy of my new book to everyone who e-mai

employed by the government you want to make sure you could do that when there was a blow up in your face jeanne i'm so sorry i wish we had more time i have a lot more questions and you explain this very well but that is all the time we have for now please come back very soon that was macroeconomists dean baker co-founder of the center for economic and policy research time now for today's big deal. and big home sales are up and edward harrison knows about it and he's going to to talk. about it now we're going to be discussing january surge and home prices you know what has happened kind of on one hand mortgages applications they did mortgage applications that's what you do you fill out to buy a home they've been at their lowest levels in nearly two decades and this means not as many buyers are in the market heading into the spring season which is usually the busy time of year when it comes to buying homes so i got her start up asking new home sales are up but the more job creation seem to be weak what's been driving this recent recovery in home prices if this is the case in terms of buying a hom

i told jeanne shaheen the story. lid, and i dide not know they had corrected the error. i have hubert humphrey's desk. optimistic and believe you could get things done and believed in the idea of emma chrissie and that is what guides me. i have found the best of my colleagues. i headed up the national prayer breakfast at one point. i am president of that group. half the senate comes once a year and tells their wife -- their life story. tried to find that common ground whether it is passing a bill with senator blunt or inhofe. in health -- whether it is introducing a bill on immigration in terms of bringing in some of our high skilled workers which i did with senator hatch. the two of us were voted the two senators waste likely to get into a scandal by "the washingtonian" magazine. find common ground and an understanding of the issue and go from there. it has helped me get things done for my state but to feel good about the work we do every day and he gives you some hope which we have now seen, i would argue, in fits and starts, borne out in the last year, whether it is t

jeanne nations combined so even if a girl's plan cuts do go through the u.s. will remain the world's most dominant and most expensive military force for a long time in the future he does want to cut some wasteful and outdated weapons programs but as a whole hegel's budget proposal will keep the american military industrial complex alive and kicking in fact fat cat defense contractors couldn't be happier stock prices for northrop grumman and lockheed martin hit a fifty two week high yesterday after the pentagon's announcement because proposed by chuck hagel are a good start but we need to go even further. we need a military that is appropriate to the needs of our country not to the needs of defense contractors and the needs of members of congress who have defense plants in their districts we need to take most of the money we currently use to pay for wars and for weapons of war and spend it on that homeland that neo cons like dick cheney are always talking about consider this a recent study out of harvard university estimates by the time we're done paying for th

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> that's terrible. thank you so much for joining me today.ield starts now. >>> so was she molested by woody allen or was she brain washed by mia farrow? or was it something else entirely. is that couple's adopted daughter, her detailed account of a sexual assault a made-up memory or a bonafide rape? purposely, was that memory planted in the mind of a 7-year-old. the filmmaker's lawyer is making his case. our experts are going to weigh in. >>> also, what happened in the final hours before philip seymour hoffman was found dead with a needle sticking out of his arm. why were there six atm withdrawals, one after the other, totalling $1200. who were the two men with him wearing messenger bags at the time. >>> a former teacher is under arrest accused of befriending and assaulting girls in their middle school class facing 16 counts of child sex abuse. but is it possible that a youtube video could be enough to convict? >>> hello, everyone. i'm ashleigh banfield. it is tuesday, february 4th. welcome to "legal view." let's start with woody allen. his l

and jeanne shaheen in a tie with her republican challenger, and that is not where she wants to be obviouslyin north carolina, democratic incumbent kay hagen trailing her republican challenger by seven poin. as you can tell, this is a ry serious moment for the democrats. in montana, the open seat, republican there isheady 14 points. how worried are the deocrats? mr. obama's counselor david axelrod so worried that democrats are spending their money on hillary clinton's presidential hopes that he is tweeting. here is what he had to say. with the senate seriously at risk as you see here and koch brothers spending pre ding usually, shouldn't dep funders be focused on '14 and not '16 races? that's interesting, that's a question i often ask of the republicans. time for some of your comments. we're giving a copy of my new book to everyone whose tweet or post is used. right on target with your view on government and president obama'sunilateral actions. since our president believes he can do anything he wishes time to change his title from commander in chief to nars cyst in chief. george on facebook

ge jeanne moos, cnn. >> my favorite thing was watching the goldfish relative to that game's performance. thanks for watching, piers morgan is next. >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. tonight hollywood loses one of its best actors at just 46 years old. graphic details of dylan farrow's accusations of molestation. >>> here's what the governor said tonight about what he knew and when he knew it. >> nobody has said i've known anything about this before it happened. >> i'll talk to the man who got an apology from chris christie. what does the mayor of ft. lee think now. >>> police found some 15 envelopes in his manhattan apartment with a syringe in his left arm. joining me now is senior west coast editor of vanity fair. it's an unbelievably sad tragic story and not unexpected given all the rumors that have been swirling around about phillip seymour hoffman in the last few months. >> well, i have to say it was unexpected from where i came from, i mean, i didn't really know that he suffered with addiction so terribly, he talked ab

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> you have to wonder whether the fur was real or not. the highlight of the night. it may have been more interesting to watch the goldfish than the denver broncos performance. i was watching. thanks for joining us. anderson begins now. >>> chris christie talks publicly about the new jersey traffic scandal for the first time since new allegations surfaced, suggesting he knew about the lane closures when they happened. the search is over for convicted murderer who escaped from a michigan prison and abducted a woman. terrifying story, she told a 911 operator while she was locked in the gas station bathroom with the escaped convict banging on the door. we begin tonight with a tragic accident involving phillip seymo seymour-hoffman. law enforcement sources have already painted a clear picture of what hatched. he was found with a needle still sticking in his arm. dozens of bags believed to be heroin in his apartment. he did speak on a few occasions about his battles with substance abuse. he was found just yesterday. so the news is largely good