keith edwards. clark, anchor and reporter. we would like to thank all of you. i have, the audience, which has been so patient and promised it would hold its applause, may now do what it wants to do. [applause] >> c-span covering 100 and 20. follow us on twitter and like a fun facebook. facebook. on 5% unemployment. and your comments on facebook.com. debateto the iowa senate . we'll have like coverage on a pm eastern right back here on c-span. -- live coverage 8 p.m. eastern right back here on c-span. >> the student cam, titian is underway. this will award of $150,000. create a documentary on the topic "the three branches and you." they need to incorporate c-span programming, incorporated varied points of view, and be submitted by january. grab a camera and get started today. next, a memorial service for former press secretary james in brady, who died august. he was shot in the attempted assassination of president reagan. memorial service included speeches by former white house press secretary's and members of the white house press corps. this is an hour and a h

we would like to thank keith edwards. and judy clark, anchor and reporter of weau-13 news in eau claire, this host city. we would like to thank all of you. and now, the audience which has , been so patient and promised it would hold its applause, may now do what it wants to do. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> you did a wonderful job. >> that concludes tonight's debate between wisconsin bus gubernatorial candidate stash democrat mary burke and republican governor scott walker. and television stations worked together to produce and broadcast this debate as a public service to ensure every citizen in wisconsin has an opportunity to hear and see the two leading candidates for governor. this debate has been sponsored by our foundation, through generous grants from the wisconsin association of independent colleges and universities and aarp. we would like to thank the candidates for their participation, as well as the team of broadcast

indianna grower has seven great ones, take a look at this display, outside keith edwards home. took keith three hours a day to nurse these giants gourds to get this big, the smallest weighing in almost 800 pounds, and the largest is weighing 1346 pounds. keith says some of these pumpkins grew as much as 25 pounds a day. >>> that's cbs-3 eyewitness fuse for now, we might be signing off on tv, but of course we're always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning, saturday, is next. have a great weekend. it's october 11th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." new measures begin today in the fight to keep the deadly ebola virus out of the united states. >>> plus, hundreds of thousands of private photos about to go public. how hackers got the deleted images. >>> what's old is new again. meet the group of seniors that helped turn around an nfl team. >>> and it don't mean a thing if it ain't got that string. inside the company that helps make your favorite tunes in tune. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we have got to stop

. >> next question, keith edwards. >> it has been three years since legislature approved act 10, and the state supreme court upheld it. tell us what you think the law has accomplished, good or bad, and whether you plan to expanded to include law enforcement and firefighters or repeal it. miss burke. >> i think that when i can was put into place, governor walker had said it was needed -- act 10 was put into place, governor walker had said it was needed to get our house in order. contributions to pensions are only fair, and the private sector you have to do that. but we are back to a deficit. we were told that this was necessary to get the fiscal house in order and we are back to a deficit. $1.8 billion. the plan is not working. he is spending money that we do not have. this year alone, he is spending 400 million more than we are taking in. the lagging economy means that the revenues are down. i want to focus on making fiscally responsible decisions that are going to put wisconsin in a place where we have a thriving economy. act 10 was divisive and now we are back to a deficit position

all the things, accusations made, yet, that successor to keith alexander in testimony, i think, said literally downplayed the harm done by edward snowden. >> right. you know, admiral rogers the successor to general alexander. my experience is, first, there has been harm, no doubt there has been harm. but-- . >> rose: along the lines you were suggesting. >> they changed how they communicate, made it harder for us to collect. and i would say another, and potentially more far reaching damage is the relationship with these service providers. the internet service providers and telecommunications companies. >> rose: they are less coop rattive. >> that is a real paradigm shift from where we were several years ago when-- where if we went to a company with an order or a lawful directive, you know there was a presumption that that was something cooperation. >> rose: now they pushback.

. >> that was then nsa director keith alexander desponding to questions from democratic caucus member hank johnson in 2012. laura poitras, in light of what edwardnowden revealed, your response to what keep alexander stated so in fatty -- and statically? >> what we're doing in the beginning of the film is set the stage for what is happening and enough miles being made by the government. i think the most revealing one is the one of james clapper, where he is being questioned by ron wyden who actually knows about the metadata collection program but doesn't want to say. >> let's go to senator ron wyden questioning director of intelligence james clyburn during a 2013 senate hearing. this is before stones revelations about the and or say -- nsa surveillance program. >> does the nsa collect any type of data at all, millions or hundreds of millions of americans? >> no, sir. >> it does not. >> not wittingly. our cases where they could inadvertently perhaps collect, but not wittingly. >> so there you have james laura, explain, what he was forced to say after the snow in revelations. >> this is an important moment. i think both for snowden when he was wat