for our viewers, we will talk about sochi and security. >> general michael hayden will be joining us.is jobs day. our guest will join us from westpac. we will see you in just a moment. ♪ >> russia welcomes the world to the winter olympics in sochi, the most expensive winter games to be remembered for the wrong reasons. >> the u.s. ramps up airline security is on flight to and from russia. it bans liquids on carry-on luggage. we will be live with the former director of the cia and nsa, general michael hayden, to talk olympic security and nsa troubles. >> america drops the f bomb. bad language rattles relations with the eu over ukraine's political crisis. >> good morning to our viewers in europe. good evening to those in asia and a warm welcome to those just waking up in the united states. i'm guy johnson. >> i am francine lacqua. this is "the pulse." >> an alleged intercepted phone call between top diplomats has lifted the curtain on the u.s. in ukraine and adding pressure to the russian-american relationship as the games get underway. ryan chilcote turns us. telephone conversation all

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that is michael hayden, former head of u.s. national security agency and former head of the cia. he responded to the latest move around the sochi games, the u.s. banning all liquids and gels from carry-ons. >> in circumstances like this, it is hard to define excess, so let's be safe. clearly this is a high visibility event, the kind of iconic target terrorists like to go after, so let's be extra cautious. >> ok, so you got security, construction, third issue? russia's anti-gay legislation. the law bans distribution of "propaganda and nontraditional sexual relations to minors," that basically means it is illegal to suggest that homosexual relationships are equal to heterosexual relationship. google making a statement, the search engine posting this rainbow-colored logo. underneath it quoted "the olympic charter saying that every individual must have a possibility of practicing sport without discrimination of any kind." it is not just google taking a stand. at&t joined the human rights campaign to request the ioc sponsors ban the olympics. procter & gamble, coca-cola, they have fac

general michael hayden and also a principal of the chertoff group and i asked him what this means torussia? >> as important as ukraine is to us, it's absolutely critical to putin and his broader, greater russian federation. secretary kerry has said some things today. he said, you know, this isn't a resemption of the cold war and this could be win/win. and that's noble and, gee, i wish it were so. but this is not win/win for vladimir putin. vladimir putin he views this as zero -- should that affect our behavior? i don't know. but we really have to appreciate that for him this is a zero sum game. he's not looking for a win/win scenario. it is, not my words, but they are wonderful words. it was a description of how the europeans deal with the ukrainian crisis two, three weeks ago and the observation was they brought a baguette to a knife fight. and we need to be very much aware after the -- to the extremes that putin might go to because his perception of this isn't win/win. his perception is win/lose. >> extremes are military confrontation. >> one would hope he doesn't do that. he is go

current director of national intelligence today, jim clapper and the future cia director general michael hayden. at the time they were the head of nga and the nsa respectively so it was quite an incredible position that they would advocate of actually moving their bureaucracies out of the department of defense. this set up the infamous lunch in washington when secretary rumsfeld learned of general hayden and general clapper's efforts to advocate around town on behalf of a more muscular dni, a dni who would control their intelligence agencies and rumsfeld invited him to lunch at the pentagon and to hear general hayden reid tell the story, he says it looks like peace talks between north and south korea as they sat on opposite sides of the table. the only thing missing were the respective flags of their nation. they sat there and argued about whether the dni in the 9/11 commission recommendations would lead to a more successful intelligence community and according to the participants at the lunch secretary rumsfeld slammed his fork into his plate and said he couldn't believe what he was hearing fr

interview with bloomberg tv, former cia director michael hayden said the concerns might be unnerving.f true, it might not be all that. -- all bad. >> i was simply make the assumption that if you are going to sochi, you will be intercepted. voice and data. rubsch as that kind of a nerve, in terms of security, that might have something. >> watch the full interview on bloomberg.com. >> rich. nsa director saying that the russians are going to spy on people at the olympics and that strikes a liberties nerve. do you not see the irony? >> haven't you heard, ing said heive k russians were not cooperating the way the greeks did. fired,ers are getting others are quitting amid currency exchange fixing scandal that could be bigger than the libor case. morning, new details emerging that indicate the bank of england actually condone the practice, echoing accusations that the central bank was behind the libor fixing scheme as well. we are here with richard farley, partner in the leveraged finance practice of all hastings. why don't you break this down. .t is such an amazing game british bankers and

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we want to bring you something from nsa director michael hayden for just a boat -- who just spoke torg. we are talking to you, olivia sterns. >> i would make the assumption if you're going to sochi, you will be intercepted. voice and data. as much of that kind of rubs an nerd,d civil liberties and serve -- nerve, in terms of the security of the get-go maybe that will add something. >> there are also reports, a russian official said something about we can see you in your shower, and we can see you. -- move their showerhead, turn on, walk out the room, and he moved there is weight, they are videotaping us in the shower? >> there was a james bond movie and they seem up the room, and in the mirror came a you can see the doubt where the camera is. i am not suggesting they're doing that is sochi -- >> no, it is right above the shower, actually. [laughter] >> really? >> let's take a look at pictures -- we have got the olympic theme going on. the first is canadian snowboarder max parrott. slope-style in snowboarding. >> this is the one shaun white pulled out of because he said it was too dan

current director of national intelligence today, jim clapper and the future cia director general michael hayden. at the time they were the head of nga and the nsa respectively so it was quite an incredible position that they would advocate of actually moving their bureaucracies out of the department of defense. this set up the infamous lunch in washington when secretary rumsfeld learned of general hayden and general clapper's efforts to advocate around town on behalf of a more muscular dni, a dni who would control their intelligence agencies and rumsfeld invited him to lunch at the pentagon and to hear general hayden reid tell the story, he says it looks like peace talks between north and south korea as they sat on opposite sides of the table. the only thing missing were the reective flags of their nation. they sat there and argued about whether the dni in the 9/11 commission recommendations would lead to a more successful intelligence community and according to the participants at the lunch secretary rumsfeld slammed his fork into his plate and said he couldn't believe what he was hearing from

but when dick cheney and george bush and michael hayden said, we need the nsa program expanded, republicansin place. let's continue to use it, a lot of people say, well, that's bad. what i'm trying to say is maybe there might be some merit to the program. i give rand paul credit because he's standing up doing something that's not politically necessarily expedient for him. but it george bush looked at the intelligence and said we need to amp this and barak obama, two people who couldn't be more different politically say i need the nsa working in high gear, collecting the meta data, straining it through to keep us safe, there might be some merit to it. >> but using presidential power versus popularity of the program and whether people want that out of their government. >> if we tell everybody everything about the program, there is no sense having the problem. >> people say -- government is doing something to protect us, fine. but if they're doing it to invade our privacy in some fashion and it's not forgetting us, then we have problems. so i think that's why the lawsuit has been brought. >> t