michael mccall is chair of the homeland security.interviews: what do you want americans to know about your trip to sochi? >> the threat is real. the state department issued a travel alert. the rebels have been at war with the russians for 150 years. they have radical islamic force and we have the top al qaeda leader, who was bin laden's top leader, who is calling the jihad in the region against the olympics and that concerns me. >> i want to go to maps to let the viewers know. are the russians ready or not? >> they have put all of the resources they can possibly put to bear on security in russia. particularly what they call the perimeter. the ring of steel is what they are calling. the rail to the mountain where the skiing will take place. 100,000 security and 40,000 military forces are all there n visible sign of force. before the ring of steel was put in place, how many cells were there is my question. and when the black widows have penetrated the steel. they are widows of militants who have been killed by the russians. it only tak

texas republican michael mccall, chairman of the committee said he believes edward snowden was cultivated by a foreign power. >> a mayor, joe hockhobbin hobo zimmer said chris christie's aids tried to pressure her to support a governor project to receive aid for hurricane sandy victims. >> we are starting out with more fog and low clouds and large portions of the pacific north-west, but a cold outbreak is on the way for much much of the east coast. we had cool air that moved through as we got through sunday and a bit of light snow going on. overnight we'll get a couple more inches coming off the great lakes, stretching through parts of maine and north canada. it's not a lot, but we'll get more snowfall as more arctic air breaks in. the por text -- polar vortex is moving south. a piece of that air will move in, and we are expecting temperatures for fargo, on your monday. we'll be two below zero for minneapolis and chicago in the single dij et cetera. the very cold air will bring in a light area of snow, bringing one to three inches in some spots. we'll be not as warm to the midwest. think

latest on both of these stories going to the chairman of the house homeland security committee michael mccall he is just back from sochi. and i want to get to your trip but if you know anything more about the shooting at the columbia mall yesterday. we're told that police call it an isolated incident. i take that to mean this was not a terrorist thing. >> that's correct. this is not a terrorist threat at all. probably more domestic squabble. it does highlight the vulnerability of shopping malls two, shootings, targets like we saw in the -- that's scenario we do not want to see happen in the united states. >> schieffer: what do we do? more security at the malls? what do you do to combat that? >> you can't have security lockdown at our malls things like canines, heavier canine presence, very good at detecting explosives. i know this individual had a backpack of explosives. but the fact is, bob, it's very difficult to stop a lone gunman who may have mental issues that wants to kill people. he can only do so much to stop that. >> schieffer: well, let's turn to sochi. i know you're just back, when

counting the number two spot texas representative michael mccall collins taking a stand and this here is slipping from a number one spot to number two hundred and fourteen million dollars in network mcconnell is still faring pretty well the majority of his assets are connected to his wife who happens to be the daughter of law remains the founder of clear channel communications keep in mind clear channel is the umbrella company and likely owns the radio station you listen to you the company operates over one thousand stations. now finally to the number one spot this year's bridges congressman california caroline's at two thousand twelve was a very very kind here to representative lights up the sun as well throw over one hundred million dollars kingston year alone the congressman's network has now surged well be on to country sitting congressman to three hundred and fifty five point three million dollars before being elected to congress i send me the bulk of his fortune after founding director electronics a company that manufactures car alarms. the downside of that most of his money see

he was on the top of the list for years, got knocked out by michael mccall last year, then they changed the rules how to report the spouse's income, and now he's back at the top of the list. also from the bay area nancy pelosi is on that list as well at number 10. just made the top 10 at $87 million in average net worth. and senator dianne feinstein is 12, she has $68 million in average net worth. what is interesting here as we look at these numbers is the calculated a minimum, an average and maximum. that's because the some of the rules and how they report this income. what that means is nancy pelosi, for example, is either worth a minimum of $1 million or a maximum of $174 million. they settle that average in between. interesting. >> give or take some millions. wow. >> big money, big leadership. >> in a matter of hour as san francisco 49ers head east for the weekend's playoff game. before they can get on the team plane, they have a pit stop in san jose. >> you can go there too. that's where bob redell is live this morning in willow glenn where the team see as local deli as a good luck

cellular company that would later become nextel now to the number two spot texas representative michael mccaul mccall is taking a step back this year slipping from the number one spot to number two but at one hundred fourteen million dollars a net worth mccall is still fairing pretty well the majority of his assets are connected to his wife who happens to be the daughter of laurie mays the founder of clear channel communications and keep in mind clear channel is the umbrella company that likely owns the radio station you listen to the company operates over one thousand stations now finally to the number one spot this year is richest congressman california. two thousand and twelve was a very very kind to representative eissa was on his walls grow over one hundred million dollars thanks to that year alone the congressman's net worth has now surged well beyond every sitting congressman to three hundred fifty five point three million dollars before being elected to congress ice and made the bulk of his fortune after founding directed electronics a company that manufactures car alarms but outside of that

other guests republican congressman, michael mccall and senator ted cruz of texas and new york democraticsenator chuck schumer. >>> a judge ordered a hospital to disconnect a woman from life support. they argue they had a legal obligation to keep the unborn baby alive. anna warner reports. >> this is the decision we sought. there's nothing happy about today. this is a sad situation all the way around. we are relieved that eric munoz can now bury his wife. she was 14 weeks pregnant when her husband eric found her unconscious in their kitchen on november 26th. two days later, the 33-year-old was declared brain dead by doctors at john peter smith hospital. her family wanted to disconnect the breathing machine. the hospital refuses citing a 1999 state law, it says a person may not withdraw or with hold life sustaining treatment from a pregnant patient. larry thompson the lawyer representing the hospital says it believes the statute was enacted to protect the life of the child. a munoz family lawyer described the hospital's stance as a science experiment. testing found the fetus, now at 22 wee

now from moscow to discuss the chairman of the house homeland security committee congressman michael mccall with officials. congressman, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >> you just returned from being on the ground in sochi, assessing the security situation there. from what you have seen, how would you characterize at this point the level of cooperation between u.s. and russian security teams, because that's been a bit of a question. >> i think it's better. i think our diplomatic security service who takes a lead tells me cooperation has been very good. we have fbi agents now coming into sochi to work in the counterterrorism effort with the russians. the fsb, if you will. the area that needs to be improved, quite frankly, is the intelligence sharing component that the russians have not been quite as candid with us. i think we could help them a great deal if they would open up information sharing more to us. the other area i think the president called putin on this issue that i know the joint chiefs of staff both from the united states and russians talked about the ied technol

michael mccall, the chairman of the committee said he believes snowden was cult vaulted by a for the. >> much of data gathered by the nsa is housed in utah. it's a building many would like to see closed. activists have an unusual plan on how to shut it down. >> if you've ever wondered whether the nsa steers data it collects, you're looking at it. this is the data center in bluff detail, utah, a 92,000 square meter complex completed september at a cost of $1.5 billion. writer james bamford has to died the ns ax. >> it's designed to hold a tremendous amount of nsa's intercepted information, phone calls, email, met at a data, everything it collects, it needs a place to store it. that's what bluffdale is for. you can sort of think of it as nsa's external hard drive. >> the nsa declined a request for an interview, but in bluffdale, population about 8,000, most people don't have any qualms about their neighbor, the spy agency. >> it's an important mission. they get information from around the world, and my understanding that they study it here. >> if you can't trust your government to do t

. >> they say -- michael mccall said security standpoint, i believe the olympic village is very secure guarantees. >> restaurants, soft target. >> the idea that it could have been penetrated when speak of that ring of steel is disheartening for many. in particular, those who have family members there traveling for the games. we heard about one olympic athlete telling his family not to travel. tucker frederick, 29 years old. he told his family to stay home. not because he doesn't feel safe, he actually thinks being within the olympic village will allow for him to feel more safe, but he didn't want to have to worry about their safety outside of that. he's advising his mother and father, who have been to the games that he's participated in in the past, to stay home along with his wife. >> and the ice skating happens in the cluster around the village, which is easier to patrol than the skiing and the sliding sports, which are out in the mountains. apparently, it was just about an hour and a half ago, it was revealed that apparently a couple of letters, threatening letters were sent to the