church, michael hayden said i don't think you'll see that in a google commercial. it's free and ubiquitous. >>> labeled a cheat but he has a story, 80-year-old weight lifter is the oldest person busted by the u.s. doping agency for steroids. great pic. we'll be right back.

anthony ziny and michael hayden. i'm also joined again by jim shuto. general hayden, we heard secretary kerry there talk about no geneva convention. they have no intention of boots on the ground. but you really can't promise that when you're about to enter a military engagement, right? >> no, and you shouldn't try to promise it. i can imagine circumstance where is you might have to do that. what if an aircraft goes down? you put people on the ground. this shows the difficulty of trying to craft a language that satisfies everyone. there is just going to have to be faith and confidence between the president as congress. congress can't think of all the possible circumstances they might want to limit the president only. and the president can't live

speaking at a washington, d.c., church sunday michael hayden said, quote, i don't think you'll see that in a google commercial, but it's free and ubiquitous so of course it is. >>> and in "the new york times," labeled a cheat but he has a story. this 80-year-old weight lifter is the oldest person ever busted by the u.s. anti-doping agency for using steroids. >>> also leading our news, car seat dangers, safe kids worldwide finds one in four parents have driven without their kids buckled up in a car or booster seat. younger parents with higher incomes and higher levels of education were most likely to allow their kids to not buckle up. >>> and sunday marking 50 years since the ku klux klan bombed the 16th street baptist church in birmingham killing four little girls. attorney general eric holder and condoleezza rice, a birmingham native, spoke yesterday. >> i came up in a family where my parents couldn't take me to a movie theater or to a restaurant. they did have me convinced even though i couldn't have a hamburger at the woolworth's lunch counter, i could be president of the united stat

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fear mongering the most have the most personal of stakes in keeping us the most terrified like michael hayden. former director of the national security agency and the n.s.a. leaks hayden has been parading the media circuit to continue scaring americans yet never once disclosing that he actually has a financial stake in doing so see hayden works for a private firm called the chertoff group run by none other than michael chertoff former head of the department of homeland security how it helped that's together yet another bloated government agency created in the wake of nine eleven the goal of the chertoff group is to help companies amp up their security and devise strategies that will help them win government contracts for example as former head of the d.h.s.s. chertoff sold the idea of airport body scanners across the country a product his own company produced hundred eighteen million dollars later ching america's airports are invading your privacy one scan at a time but the chertoff group isn't working alone the science applications international corporation better known as c s c call themsel

fear mongering the most have the most personal of stakes in keeping us the most terrified like michael hayden. former director of the national security agency and the n.s.a. leaks hayden has been raiding the media circuit to continue scaring americans yet never once disclosing that he actually has a financial stake in doing so see hayden works for a private firm called the chertoff group run by none other than michael chertoff former head of the department of homeland security hope that's together yet another bloated government agency created in the wake of nine eleven the goal of the chertoff group is to help companies amp up their security and devise strategies that will help them when government tracks for example as former head of the d h s chertoff sold the idea of airport body scanners across the country a product his own company produced hundred eighteen million dollars later ching america's airports are invading your privacy one scan at a time but the chertoff group isn't working alone the science applications international corporation better known as c s c call themselves experts whe

for more on the military options, i spoke a short time ago with general michael hayden, the director of the cia and the national security agency. weeral comment seems like are in this unsatisfactory position where the u.s. may strike against syria simply because not acting at this stage is more risky than acting. that is not a great position to be in, is it? >> it is a horrible position to be in, but i think it is accurate of the position we are in. frankly, good people, not isolation list, are thinking twice and three times before they might give their consent for the attack. my personal view, we are at that point. syria is a bad option. the worst option is doing nothing. >> you support a strike? >> i do, a little strike. the little syria issue is the use of chemical weapons, and that is a big deal in its own right. i think there is an awful lot of legitimacy, both in our national interests and the broader moral way for us to help friends to take action. but then you have the broader syrian issue. i don't think we should be under any pretense that dealing with the smaller syrian iss

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michael hayden will join us. debate over syria, but not the hurricane season. it has been tame over recent standards. we have a hurricane that formed far out in the atlantic. humberto is are z threat to any land areas. this is as far away as it can get. it kicks out to sea and no concerns at all. one thing that was interested, late sunday and early monday over the skies of georgia and alabama, there was a huge flash in the air. this was a meteorite and this was a broit one seen by a lot of people and a good of good videos. there it is in space. my friends in the southeast has been explaining they want to get rid of the humidity. the humidity crept up the east coast back to chicago and dallas. it feels like the middle of summer with hot conditions. relief is on the way through canada and by the weekend, much of the great lakes will feel that relief and a little bit in the southeast. today in the oven, ac is cranked on high from dallas to d.c. it will be 95 and humid. on this 12-year anniversary, our thoughts are w

director michael hayden comments about all snowden borders must be nihilists anarchist activists anonymous twenty somethings who haven't talked to the opposite sex in five years jennifer would have to say about. my take. personally. no i think that you know as long as you know how are those of us who are sticking up for democracy those of us sticking up for the smartest possible national security programs i mean how are we somehow less patriotic than those you know who are shutting the american people out of the decision making process which seems highly unpatriotic and democratic to me but yes i you know i think i occasionally talk to the office. because i don't live in my mom's basement. as a former intelligence and we have about a minute left but do you see just continuity between the obama and bush surveillance apparatus or do you think it's expanded more now than ever before well i think what we learned over the weekend is in two thousand and eight the bush administration asked for you know curbs to be put on this power to centuries search these databases for the names of americans an

another man who is here, general michael hayden, is in the film as well about khost.e portrays it in a war you're are going to have casualties and losses. it is the sad truth that some on our side would die not only on 9/11 or on the obvious battlefields. he raisesl on anyone their hand. we you will probably get a microphone brought to you. if you do not have questions i will continue. i want to ask you then, in the 16 months from khost to abbottabad, you have about 60 seconds. what is the key there? what really moves ahead that takes us to that one place in pakistan? >> there are a lot of keys along the way. let me try to lay it out briefly. they have an alias. the father.is there were several million. he was the career working for bin laden. sometime in 2007 we get the real name. sayed is a john smith name. not a kuwaiti. he is a pakistani. that is twice the size of california. it is something that it is not great. , this guy makes a phone call to someone in the gulf tummy tuck. the content lead the agency to believe that this guy is still in al qaeda. several is ab

another man who is here, general michael hayden, is in the film as well about khost.e portrays it in a war you are going to have casualties and losses. it is the sad truth that some on our side would die not only on 9/11 or on the obvious battlefields. i will call on anyone he raises their hand. we you will probably get a microphone brought to you. if you do not have questions i will continue. i want to ask you then, in the 16 months from khost to abbottabad, you have about 60 seconds. what is the key there? what really moves ahead that takes us to that one place in pakistan? >> there are a lot of keys along the way. let me try to lay it out briefly. they have an alias. kuwaiti is the father. there were several million. he was the courier working for bin laden. sometime in 2007 we get the real name. sayed is a john smith name. he is not a kuwaiti. he is a pakistani. that is twice the size of california. it is something that it is not great. in 2010, this guy makes a phone call to someone in the gulf. the content leads the agency to believe that this guy is still in al

another man who is here, general michael hayden, is in the film as well about khost.ortrays it in a war you are going to have casualties and losses. it is the sad truth that some on our side would die not only on 9/11 or on the obvious battlefields. i will call on anyone he raises their hand. we you will probably get a microphone brought to you. if you do not have questions i will continue. i want to ask you then, in the 16 months from khost to abbottabad, you have about 60 seconds. what is the key there? what really moves ahead that takes us to that one place in pakistan? >> there are a lot of keys along the way. let me try to lay it out briefly. they have an alias. abu kuwaiti is the father. there were several million. he was the career working for -- courier working for bin laden. sometime in 2007 we get the real name. sayed is a john smith name. even he is not a kuwaiti. he is a pakistani. that is twice the size of california. it is something that it is not great. in 2010, this guy makes a phone call to someone in the gulf. the content lead the agency to believe t

. >> congresswoman, michael hayden was on "morning joe" and gave a warning to congress who are opposed to the strike, at least for now. >> this is the least worst option that we have and it would be near catastrophic for the american congress not to support this. >> so are you worried at all about how the u.s. will look if congress decides not to act and not follow the lead of the president? >> well, of course we worry about everything here but the reality is that there's still another option, that we can press harder for a political solution, that we can provide humanitarian aid and we can also really highlight assad and his regime and what they have done and we can put their names into an international court and we can prosecute them. remember, at the time in the '80s when chemical alley was using chemicals and of course it was suddam hussein and then president reagan did not take the actions at that time. we're not saying that we never would. i'm just saying right now we should not because we don't know what the consequences would be. i abhore the use of chemical weapons but i do no

. >>> a defense of the nsa surveillance program, michael hayden that is a cnn contributor said since they built the internet they are watching closely what happens online. he said g-smail a preferred e-mail provider of terrorists. hayden ran the nsa from 1999 to 2005. >>> there are new revelations this morning that the nsa surveillance programs are apparently spying on international credit card and banking activities. documents obtained before leaker edward snowden by a german newspaper says the agency runs a program called "follow the money." the newspaper says the nsa has collected more than 180 million financial records. >>> hard to believe but it has been five years since the start of the financial meltdown. today, president obama will talk about it at the white house. joined by people, the administration says benefited from his academic policies. his remarks will kick off a week of white house events focused on the economy and focused on the budget. >> do you remember how crazy that was? it was bonkers. >> it doesn't seem that long ago. >> what a period. interesting to remember

michael hayden, former national security adviser was jogging by himself. while we are being strip searched electronically, those in the know are acting as if there is nothing to worry about. does this suggest that the threat from terrorism has been hyped? >> well, this is exactly the reason that terrorism is appealing. it has been appealing for 2000 years because it has disproportionate psychological reproductions on its target audience. the compact between citizens and their government is a problem. citizens expect governments to protect and defend them. they expect them to do so in different ways than they do against terrorism than automobile crashes. automobile crashes don't necessarily affect people's behavior. people have not given up their cars but we see the pernicious effect terrorism has had on a society on its confidence and leadership and those are important elements especially in a democracy. that is why terrorism is always consequential. i think we should avoid hyping it because that's what the terrorists want us to do. that does not mean we s

bill: back with general michael hayden. if you believe he did set that red line 13 months ago, whether it was 13 months ago or 13 years ago. does it change anything in the calculus whether congress gives him the authority to go after damascus, yes or no. >> i don't think so. i think at the end of the debate congress will authorize action. and in my view that's the correct decision. the question is what do you do about the other 98,000 people who have been killed. what do you do about instability in the arab world. but having set a red line the word of the president of the united states has to mean something. we have to show the syrians and iranians that actions have consequences. bill: i want to stay on the comments the president made about the evidence. it's about as much as he has said so far publicly. intercepts, chain of command he believes they have. talk about public sourcing. the testing of sarin gas. he said rockets went from areas where assad controlled. in area where rebels controlled. is that enough to condense t

i know you're speaking with former cia director michael hayden. we'll stay tuned to that. of this political speaking. chris cofinas is a democratic strate strategist and political strategist. anna novorro. let me go to you first. you talked to both of those senators last night. in hearing from them today, did anything surprise you? >> absolutely nothing surprised me. they've been saying it. and it shouldn't be a surprise. because both jake and dana were completely right. they've been saying the same thing now for years. they have been rattling the cage about what this means for jordan. about how a risky position the king of jordan is in because of the influx of refugees. they have been asking for more sustained help and support for the syrian rebels. they have been saying over and over again that we are losing the moment. that we've lost the momentum in syria. there were some times ago when it looked like the rebels were about to win. when we were talking about a possible exit, immediate exit by assad. we've lost that momentum while we twidle our thumbs. so this is not sur

general michael hayden what, a strike would look like.minutes. good question. see you at the top of the hour actually, it's deliciously bold with southwest spices. i think i'm getting hungry. i think we're going to like this class. [ male announcer ] progresso. surprisingly bold flavor for a heart healthy soup. show-stopping glamour. a little leopard, a lot of roar. our most fabulous jacket collection. only at chico's and chicos.com. chose prego traditional over ragu traditional. prego?! but i buy ragu. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've made. [ pop muzak plays ] [ sigh of relief ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. >> steve: a fox news alert. the president of the united states making comments. moments ago the swedish prime minister says sweden condemns the use of chemical weapons in the strongest possible terms. let's listen in. >> we are in agreement that in the face of such barbarism, the international community cannot be silent and fail to go respond to this attack would only increase the risk of mo

since the one and done strike, as retired general michael hayden puts it, may well not work. i have asked the administration what would they do if assad waits until the 91st day when the authorization for the use of military force expires and then conducts an attack using chemical weapons that kills a much smaller number of people? what would we do then? in each case where i have raised this question, i have been told that we would likely launch another military strike. in addition to my concern about being dragged into the syrian civil war, i questioned whether the proposed military response would be more effective in achieving the goal of eliminating assad's stockpile of chemical weapons than a diplomatic approach would be. let us be clear the strikes proposed by the president would not eliminate assad's chemical weapons nor his means of delivering them. in the president's own words, the purpose of these strikes is to degrade assad's capabilities to deliver chemical weapons. indeed, mr. president, you will not find any military or intelligence official who believes that the

michael eaves is here with sport. a coaching change at usc. >> already. patience could be the word. after losing seven out of 11 games, lane kipen has been relieved of coaching duties. pat hayden informed him of his dismissal after the team returned to los angeles. during three seasons with troejans he had a record of 28 and 15. >> the indians secured a play-off spot. who they play in the wildcard game is yet to be decided. the rays and the rangers both won, setting up a 1-game play-off to determine the other american league wildcard taxi. the chiefs and and dons go in opposite city. tampa bates new york. more sports including a rare feat in major league baseball in 20 minutes. >> when we come back - as a government shutdown looms, families brace for an impact on their wallets and pocket books. >> it appears there were warnings ahead of time about the attack on the malthat might have prevented the attack. stay with us. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm david shuster, here is a look at your headlines this hour. the federal government faces a shutdown tuesday if a spending bill does not pass both houses of congress. the house passed a version, but it would delay the af