we're joined by house intelligence chairman mike rogers. >>> and eyes on the road. we'll reveal the real reason why almost everybody has dash cam in russia. >> apparently in russia it's common in your morning commute to involve a hatchet dispute, fighter chopper fly by, or, i don't know, tank! how unfazed are russians? >> and the cows, they just got up and went on their way across the street. unbelievable. good day. jim will bring us more on that in a few moments. i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. if you ever wondered just why comprehensive immigration reform is such a heavy lift for lawmakers, just ask john mccain. he got an earful at a town hall meeting in arizona last night. >> why didn't the army go down there and stop them? because the only thing that stops them, i'm afraid to say and it's too damn bad, but is a gun. that's all that will stop them. >> the border's 2,000 miles long, sir. i don't know how much troops and army people you think would have been required. i don't know how many you think will be required, but i'll give you expert information tha

congressman mike rogers is the chair of the house intelligence committee.ongressman, for being with us. we saw the report yesterday. we've been reporting on this, and my sources have been telling me that these allegations are correct, that china and in particular this one building or area in shanghai, which does house this unit of the chinese army, is responsible for a lot of this. what can you tell us about it? >> well, i can't confirm the specifics of the report, but can tell you this is very consistent with the types of information that we've been getting on china for some time now. and as serious as this one location is, and it is certainly that serious, this is just one part of what is a very robust military and intelligence chinese government effort to conduct espionage through the web stealing intellectual property and repurposing it to its companies in china to compete illegally against u.s. companies, and it is breathtaking, it's serious, and will cost us the next generation of prosperity if we don't do something about it. >> the president has comp

we'll also hear from mike rogers. senator jack reed of the armed services committee. former democratic congresswoman jane harman, now with the woodrow wilson center. james lewis of the center for strategic and international studies. and our own justice department correspondent bob orr. for analysis weal talk with kevin merida managing editor of the "washington post." and david leonhardt, washington bob orro cheat "new york times." it's cold outside but getting warmer inside because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and good morning again. well the blizzard 2013 may have set records in some areas for snowfall. five states received over two and a half feet of snow. 40 million people in the region have been affected. over 350,000 are still without power in the northeast. and so far, eight deathhave been attributed to the storm. it is bound to get worse as weather forecasters tell us another storm is on the way. massachusetts is among the states who were hardest hit and w

we appreciate it. >> thanks, thanks for having me. >> congressman mike rogers joining us.eally scary stuff. blackberry shares down sharply today. speaking of technology. seema modi at the nasdaq with what's behind that move. >> national bank putting out a bearish note on blackberry, and that's what seems to be weighing on the stock right now. the analyst decreasing his estimates for fc-2015 running the blackberry service model which is blackberry customers for using the company's data network remains a question mark and investors have to understand how that revenue line could potentially decay over the next several years. shares of blackberry are down 10% since its january 30th launch of the blackberry 10 devices and still up 20% on the year. maria, back to you. >> thanks so much, seema. 20 minutes before the closing bell sounds for the day. down about 57 point on the dow jones industrial average. >> remember how democrats blasted mitt romney for having money sheltered in the cayman islands. treasury secretary nominee jack lew has or did have the same thing. >> why did you

more for you. >> schieffer: back now with michigan republican congressman mike rogers.rs the house intelligence committee. mr. chairman, you just heard what lindsey graham and jack reed were talking about there. of course people in the house don't vote on the confirmation. that's the senate's business. but senator graham sounds pretty-- pretty set that he's going to do everything he can to block this unless he gets some answers. >> well, i do think answers appropriate. there was catastrophic failure in the decisions from a security perspective from the state department on keeping the ambassador and the employees in benghazi safe. that to me is clear. we've done our intelligence investigation in the house, some 4,000 cables cables and documents. it was clear the threat stream was very real, which is why i think the secretary of defense panet said yesterday they knew that night and the joint chiefs said in testimony yes they knew that night it was a terrorist attack just by the sheer volume. the question here is what happened? why did the state department fail those peopl

joining me now senator jack reed of rhode island and congressman mike rogers of michigan.much. we had sort of two different versions here so far on the show, and that is senator schumer saying i think it will get a deal, and it will include a tax on the wealthy, and we heard senator barrasso saying it's not going to happen. these cuts are going into effect. it's hard for me to believe that things are as dire as these military men lay out and congress is going to let it happen. >> these are serious challenges to the military, secretary carter, general odierno and general dempsey made a very compelling case before the budget of services committee and the appropriations committee. i don't think it has to happen. senator reid, harry reid, proposed legislation that would dover the sequestration to the next year. it would be paid for in a balanced way by additional revenue as well as additional -- >> tax hikes. >> indeed. >> -- cuts in spending and that's the way to proceed in avoiding the blunt across-the-board cuts and getting us chance to get back into the regular order, prop

. >> mike rogers says right now there is no incentive for the chinese to stop doing this. don't create a high price, it's only going to keep accelerating. and the response to the mandiant report was, yeah, we hate this but we still want to do business in china. >> i think there's a long-term dilemma in the u.s. putting pressure on china. >> it's always been the case. don't mess with china. >> and public scolding almost never gets anything done with them because their first reaction is to stone wall even more. and so the u.s. finds it lace down a marker on something public and then the next year or two it uses that to advance the negotiation. we know what is going on here and we have different proof from before. we see this building, we have all this evidence. that'll be the next talks. >> are you pretty convinced there's some government coordination here? >> yes. >> how high up? >> it is -- the people's liberation army and the chinese political system are not as connected as you might think. it's a much more on its own operation than the u.s. military or western military.

house intelligence committee congressman mike rogers.hank you for joining us today. >> governor, thanks for having me. [applause] >> how urgent is the issue with cyber security in the u.s.? >> well, i will tell you it's not just 115 companies. it's gone well beyond that. so there are two companies left in america, governor, those that have been hacked and know it and those that have been hacked and don't know it. i have never seen such a prolific exponentially growing problem na the united states is not prepared to handled and that's chinese coming into our networks, stealing intellectual properties, the blueprints that make your company valuable taking it back to china and repurposing it and competing against our u.s. companies in the international market. one american company was hacked. very large manufacturing company, most people would know it. argue that because of the theft, chinese theft took it back, recopied their product and now is competing against them, 25,000 u.s. manufacturing jobs lost because of it. >> mike: why aren't w

>> we got specifics from the chairman of the house intelligence committee, congressman mike rogers who says the chinese are stealing intellectual property of americans companies. they take an america company as idea and create a chinese competitor without spending time or money on research and development. the congressman says there's nothing we can do to stop it. >> i have never seen such a prolific, exponentially growing problem that the united states isn't prepared to handle. the chinese coming into our networks, stealing blueprints, taking it to china and the economy competing in the international market. >> the white house promised that president obama is putting pressure on the chinese to cut it out. >> i tell you that we have repeatedly raised our concerns at the highest levels about cybertheft with senior chinese officials, including in the military, and we will continue to do so. >> for their part, a chinese foreign ministry spokesman denied wrongdoing this week in mandarin. quote, internet hacking attacks are an international problem that should be resolved on the basis of mu

according to the chairman of the house integrity committee, right now mike rogers says there's no consequence for it. >> they use their military and intelligence structure to steal intellectual property. repurpose it and compete in the international market against the united states. >> roberts want to indict back factors and prevent these cyber thieves from getting visas. we're told president obama has already put the chinese on notice. >> we have repeatedly raised our concerns at the highest levels about cyber theft with senior chinese officials, including in the military and we will continue to do so. >> democratic congressman elliott angle said the white house has acted appropriately so far but added they can always do more. >> i think we have to make it very clear to them that this cannot be business as usual. if they're going to continue to do this to the extent they're doing it, there's a price to pay. i was just in beijing with the chairman of foreign affairs committee, and we raised this with the top chinese officials, and they just let it roll off their back. >> the american security

coordinated with the navy, and mike rogers tells fox it's part of a broader pattern to destabilize theegion. joining us, middle east and terrorism analysts dr. ferris. they are caught red-handed here while they -- why is the united states not responding and responding strongly? >> well, first of all, this is not really the first time the iranian regime sent shipments of weapons as far as yemen, northern yemen. they went, imagine all i way through iran to the arabian peninsula, the international waters to get ton an enclave in northern yemen, far from the gulf where we are supposed to be containing them, and that is telling about what iran is doing. that is telling us that our containment policy, the sanctions that we have right now are not really detouring the iranians. it's in bahrain, uae, iraq, and even in other countries in the red sea area. lou: and, of course, it is nothing new, as you say irrespective of the distance traveled issue and it was a short distance from teheran to baghdad, but in that span, we know iranians were killing american troops and did so throughout the war. t

house intelligence commit eye mike rogers will tell us when we come back. >> go to my website mikehuckabee.comlow my >> obama administration officials said the government is working on cyber security in the u.s. because of attacks from the chinese g. so far the attacks haven't affected the u.s.. but with a click of a mouse, hackers could shut down electric grids and air traffic corrode and aciss the launch codes it could happen and my next guest said we are not pripaired. chaper joining me is chairman mike rodgers. >> thank you. >> how urgint is cyber security in the u.s.? >> i will tell you, it is not just 115 companies. there are two companies left in america. those who are hacked and know it and those who are hacked and don't know it. i never staw such a prolific growing problem that the united states is not prepared to handle and that is it chinese stealing the blueprints and take back to china and repurposing it and competing for the companies in the international company. a very large manufacturing company was hacked and they argue because of the theft, chinese theft took it back and cop

it's private companies and financial institutions that are increasingly at risk representative mike rogers one of the men behind the defunct cyber legislation known as cispa notes that ninety five percent of all private sector networks are vulnerable to these hits many of already experienced an attack but are reluctant to step forward to sorties or if they're afraid that it's actually going to hurt their shareholders in fact some estimates put the value of information stolen and around four hundred billion dollars per year now on the other hand privacy advocates worry that this new focus on cyber protections might actually reinstate reignite the cyber legislation debate representative rogers himself is expected to reintroduce the cispa bill this week speaking to the washington post an anonymous official states that energy finance information technology aerospace and automotive industries have all been hacked the main perpetrator of these cases of cyber espionage according to the report include china followed by russia and france now china of course has vehemently denied such attacks but th

addressing the issue and today he might just get that where chairman of the house intelligence committee mike rogers and congressman dutch ruppersberger are resubmitting the cyber intelligence sharing and protection act better known assists but for more on this i'm joined now by our producer bob english so bob tell us more about this announcement cisco is back it looks like cisco is back and it's better than ever we promise this is actually one of several cyber security bill bills that has yet to be passed that we keep meeting opposition or at least the lawmakers do the previous iteration last year was killed literally at the last minute by president obama who refused to sign it and now it's back introduced today just after the state of the union address last night ok what differences if any are there to this cyber two point zero zero exist but two point zero rather to the first bill that surfaced in congress we don't know exactly yet i was at the at the event today with the congressman and they said we could see something forthcoming maybe in a few weeks they were pretty tight lipped about any chan

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issue and today he just may have gotten that wish chairman of the house intelligence committee mike rogers and congressman dutch ruppersberger resubmitting the cyber and teligent sharing and protection act better known as sis but earlier i was joined by our two producer bob english who filled us in on today's announcement . well this is a rehashed version then we haven't seen it yet of last year's bill that passed the house but president obama had threatened to veto it so it died in this is one of a handful of cyber related bills that is yet to be passed and it has to do with cyber security in particular in the cooperation between the public and private sectors ok so this bill was proposed last year and it didn't get very far there was a lot of outcry over a possible privacy concerns what differences are there. with this with this version we can only speculate now because the actual version will not be released for a couple of weeks now that i've been told there might be a narrower definition of cyber security threat we might also see penalties imposed for the government for private sector

michigan congressman mike rogers says the pressure is on the president to get a deal done since see queststrationalready his idea and wasn'ted the tax hikes back in january. >> he made the argument everything will be fine if we get the wealthier to pay taxes. he got that. now he can't come back and say the wealthier have to meyer in taxes. he's going after seniors who were doing better. now he's coming back and saying if i can tax more and then he proposed in his state of the union address more spending. the greatest threat to our national security is the debt and the deficit long-term. that is why those of us interested in national security frying to posture ourselves to defend the country are so worried about the debt and deficit debate. we can get through this and do it in a way that is respectful to america's priorities. >> a lot of experts are warning the major cuts to defense spending will put thousands and thousands of jobs at risk while jeopardizing our national security. more on that through out the day. >> it is 10 minutes to the top of the hour. one senator wants you to pay more in tax

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headlined by mike rogers of michigan. lead democrat on the house foreign affairs committee eric engoal and our own george will and christiane amanpour. >> the impact on the national security, no doubt. only 2 cents on the dollar over the whole federal budget. that's in seven months and highlighted, put at least most of the burden on the defense department. that's going to have an impact. that's a 13% cut. the best way to get through this, we can point fingers the best way to do this is to allow flexibility. if you allow flexibility -- >> i wanted to bring that to congressman engoal. >> i think the sequester was a stupid thing. i voted against it the first time it came up. it's a ridiculous thing to do. the fact is, we need to do things that are smart, not take a meet cleaver and just cut. >> should the white house accept this call from the republicans? >> i think congress should sit down and avoid the sequester and if the sequester kicks in, for a week or go, we should then fix it. >> the navy insists they had no choice t

today, congressman mike rogers of alabama called for the indictment of chinese hackers and for sanctions. he says china is not facing consequences. >> they use their military and intelligence structure to steal intellectual property from american businesses and european businesses and asian businesses, repurpose it, and then compete in the national market against the united states. >> china denies any wrongdoing. >>> back to our continuing coverage on the selection of a new pope. cardinal peter turkson of ghana is considered one of the top contenders. one book maker has him as the favorite. if he is selected, he would be the first black pope and a rare non-european. new york physician dr. joe marada is a friend of his. >> he has told me that i need to understand that the church is thousands of years old, that change and adoption of new ideas in the church, by necessity, takes place very, very slowly. >> turkson is the president of the pontifical council of justice and peace at the vatican and is considered a close advisor and confident to pope benedict xvi. >>> officers say they saw seve

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chairman of the house intelligence committee mike rogers who's regularly briefed on iran says the regimes really escalating the flow of weapons to yemen and north africa including shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles capable of shooting down passenger jets and military helicopters. a lot of word to the warning here. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in washington with more on this. >> reporter: thank you, jenna, and good morning. a yemeni military source says the shipment includes nearly 200 packages for remote detonators and automatic weapons with silencers. the weapons were interpreted in january, video of the haul was shown for the first time this week on yemeni government television. that's what you're seeing here. a special note, surface to air missiles simply known as man pads that were apparently based on chinese technology. at a recent briefing, the defense department described the joint operation that intercemented a fishing vessel -- intercepted a fishing vessel carrying the weapons. >> a routine boarding was conducted. arms were discovered. we had cr

you hear from the house intelligence committee, mike rogers, we need to stop this, the executive orderident. we need a resolution to this and soon. liz: as i said senator dianne feinstein out of california issued a response today in fact saying we need some type of an agreement to stand down because it really does look like a cyber war at this point. they accuse us, saying hey, americans are trying to hack into our companies as well. look, it can be he said/she said, all they want but the fact you talk to any ceo, particularly of a electronics companies and they tell me, liz, we can hear them knocking on our i-t door. we can see where there have been attempts to get in what is it you guys can do at fireeye to make sure the plugs are in, the holes are sealed and these guys can't get in and steal our secrets? >> liz, first of all this is across industry problem not just high-tech or clean tech. liz: coca-cola, i understand. >> yeah. coca-cola. obviously industries from energy, oil and gas, up types of sectors and all over the world for that matter. the offense and defense are completely

mike rogers chair of the house intelligence committee defended the president today and he's a republican. he said that anwar al awlaki deserved to be killed. and he countered the criticism that there's no oversight of the program. let's listen to him. >> this is somebody who had said that he didn't want his u.s. citizenship anymore. he had officially joined al qaeda. al qaeda he did claired war on the united states. once you made that choice, you no longer get the protections you would. if you've joined the enemy overseas, you've joined the enemy overseas and we're going to fight them. we have oversight into it. i knew about the operations. the targeting sets all of that leading up to it including very shortly thereafter. and i review all of the air strikes that we use under this title of the law. >> well, that's a good interview for andrea to get that guy. he says once the guy's turned and it's manifestly so, it's easier for us. it's easier for us. >> it is. but it's not just about policy. it is about procedures. and so the memo yesterday had a lot of troubling aspects to it. as we talk

. >> reaction ahead from house intelligence chair mike rogers. >>> the joke is on whom? after years of being the butt of david letterman's fat jokes, chris christie has the last laugh. >> but i have made jokes about you not just one or two, not just ongoing here and there, intermittent, but -- >> i -- i didn't know this was going to be this long. ♪ the hills are alive with the sound of music ♪ >> and we are alive with our special guest this hour from stage to screen and now award-winning children's books. julie andrews talks to us about all of her storied careers. >>> and good day. i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. president obama told voters back in october that the sequester would not happen, but as it is about to become a reality, the president is calling on congress just a few minutes from now to delay those massive cuts. joining me now for our daily fix chris caliz sdmr a and managing editor of post politics.com, and nbc's capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell. first to you, chris. it seems as though the president is trying one last time, perhaps it's not

discuss the drone program and john brennan's confirmation hearing tomorrow is michigan congressman mike rogers, chair of the house intelligence committee. thank you very much, congressman, for being with us. we apologize for yesterday for the timing. we're having a conversation about something that is not usually discussed. our own polling shows americans support this because it's somebody either's problelse's p. so we're not saying this is unpopul unpopular, but it does get to really important constitutional issues. there is no probable cause, no opportunity to surrender, americans are on a kill list. the president is making the decision with no congressional or judicial oversight. >> i'll disagree a little bit. there is oversight. even leading up to -- if you remember in the al qaeda leader in the arabian peninsula had planned several events. one was the christmas day bomber. so he recruited that person, trained that person, financed that whole operation, equipped that person, and got them on an airplane that flew into the united states that but for a fraction of an inch in the injector on t