of cispa one of the benefactors of the military industrial complex and take a wild guess i who mike rogers is married to christie rogers this is rogers the defense expert a very successful lobbyist for a group called man at that specializes in defense and homeland security which is also former private security contractor company that's currently sitting on a whopping ten billion dollar contract from the state department now not a conflict of interest for mr rogers who claims he's pushing a bill that internet users want to take a look at the people who are in the business of prosperity on the internet i think this is the right approach i mean the internet if you're you know a fourteen year old tweeter in the basement you know as my took my nephew i had to work on the rock on this bill because he didn't understand the mechanics of oh yes we just don't get the mechanics of the bill was nothing to do with the fact of the bill outright violates our privacy and despite what rogers says it's not online activists demanding the bill it's money the sunlight foundation has reported that lobbyists in

of cispa one of the benefactors of the military industrial complex and take a wild guess i who mike rogers is married to christie rogers this is rogers the defense expert a very successful lobbyist for a group called the man at that specializes in defense and homeland security which is also former private security contractor company that's currently sitting on a whopping ten billion dollar contract from the state department now not a conflict of interest for mr rogers who claims he's pushing a bill that internet users want to take a look at the people who are in the business of prosperity on the internet i think this is the right approach i mean you know people on the internet if you're you know a fourteen year old tweeter in the basement you know it is my job my nephew i had to work on the rock on this bill because he didn't understand the mechanics of oh yes we just don't get the mechanics of the bill that's nothing to do with the fact that the bill outright violates our privacy and despite what rogers says it's not online activists demanding the bill it's money the sunlight foundation h

case of one of the benefactors of the military industrial complex and take a wild guess at who mike rogers is married to christie rogers mrs rogers is a fence expert a very successful lobbyist for a group called the man at that specialize. as in defense and homeland security which is also former private security contractor company that's currently sitting on a whopping ten billion dollar contract from the state department now not a conflict of interest for mr rogers who claims he's pushing a bill that internet users won't take a look at the people who are in the business of prosperity on the internet i think this is the right approach i mean you know when the internet if you're you know a fourteen year old tweeter in the basement you know as my took my nephew i had to work on the rock on this bill because he didn't understand the mechanics of oh yes we just don't get the mechanics of the bill that's nothing to do with the fact of the bill outright violates our privacy and despite what rogers says it's not online activists demanding the bill it's money the sunlight foundation has reported t

patrick, nbc's justice correspondent pete williams, chairman of the house intelligence committee mike rogers of michigan, former homeland security secretary michael chertoff, former director of the national counterterrorism center michael l liter. then, how the marathon bombings changed things after such painful loss. >> anybody that knew her loved her. >> there were powerful signs of resilience. alongside a renewed sense of vulnerability as a manhunt virtually shut down a major american city. we hear from assistant senate majority leader dick durbin of illinois, and our special roundtable. >>> and good sunday morning. what a week it has been. developments are still moving very quickly in the boston terror story. we want to go for the very latest this morning to the governor of massachusetts, deval patrick, who is with us this morning from boston. it's good to see you and congratulations on the end of a very difficult week. >> well, i accept your congratulations on behalf of the extraordinary team of law enforcement folks who have done this the right way, by building from facts up to a theor

but, chairman mike rogers, now we have more information about some evidence of him sort of dropping out of society, as it were, information after he comes back from foreign travel, postings on his youtube account and other social media indicating that he had exposure to jihadist elements whether that's connect canned to chechnya and the struggles there or otherwise. what do you know this morning and what do you want to know? >> it's important to understand why, in fact, the fbi interviewed him in the first place. so they had information from a foreign intelligence service that they were concerned about his possible radicalization. and so they went from there, the fbi did their due diligence, did a very thorough job about trying to run that to ground. and then asked for more help from that intelligence service to get further clarification and, unfortunately, that intelligence service stopped cooperating. so what happens is that case gets closed down. he, we believe, may have actually traveled on an alias to get back to his home country. and that six and a half months or so becomes extrem

here is the house committee chair, mike rogers, a republican. he is hearing the interrogation of dzhokhar, was still going on when the court mirandized him. this is the knock on the way the case was handled by the obama administration. mike rogers. >> we can't have in a case like this, the judiciary deciding because it is on tv and it may look bad for them to allow the public safety exemption that is deemed legal by the united states supreme court that they were going to somehow intercede in this. it is confusing, horrible, god-awful policy and dangerous to the greater community. and we've got to get to the bottom of it and fix it right now. >> jim, do you agree with that? the argument by the congressman, the chairman committee, basically making the case. look, this guy is a dangerous fugitive, we picked him up. we know he is still in the process of committing crimes. we interview him, then we get around to getting him mirandized, here he said the judge showed up out of nowhere and basically stopped the interrogation, does that sound to you to b

a position who you would assume knows things, house intelligence committee chairman republican mike rogers. listen. >> what we know happened is we believe they had intention for another attack. they had built the devices and not used them. but from the investigators i've been talking to, they believe it was more likely going to be in the boston area. they needed to generate some cash. the hijacking, the theft of the atm cards and that kind of thing, the robbery, all of that was designed to get them ready, we believe at this point, to go to new york. it's not clear to me that they were actually going to set those devices off, even though they had them with them. so, it certainly would make it a plausible thing to have happen, but it's more plausible to me that they were going to do another event in the boston area and they were hiding out in new york city was their plan. >> chairman rogers also said that there are "persons of interest that we are very concerned about," and that's using the present tense. whether that means here or in russia where the suspects have roots, he would not defini

the intelligence committee chair, mike rogers, he said i don't think this is over. that's a quote. and he went on to say there are clearly more persons of interest and they are not 100% sure if there are not other explosives. what do you make of that? >> well, i think just what he says, that, you know, it's still difficult to believe that he could have done all this, or the two brothers could have done all this without help even before or after the event. so you know, they are looking into that. they believe that there probably could be other friends or associates or classmates that could be aware of more information about the actual marathon bombing and in particular how they spent the days afterward. the attack occurred at 2:50 in the afternoon on monday the 15th of april, and they have three full days before their pictures appear on worldwide media and the internet, and begin the events that happened thursday night and friday with the younger brother's arrest. so there is an unaccounted for three full days. what did they do in that time? did they have more explosives that they e

this evening with the question of the syrian use of chemical weapons and we talk to representative mike rogers, she chairman of the house intelligence committee. >> this, my fear is, charlie, if we let this go and it widens in use, that chaos, the refugee problem, the humanitarian crisis that it causes, the sheer deaths outhere, horrible violent debt of chemical weapons all further destabilizes a region where we have lots of al his and lots of responsibilities, and we can do small, and effective now and prevent big and ugly later and we ought to do that in a way again this is not a military operation, i want to make that very clear, but we do need to step up to the plate when it comes to leadership, both for the opposition and our arab league partners. >> also this evening a full conversation about online education, something called math open online courses. >> we talk to anant agarwal, amy guttman, tom friedman and joel klein. >> i do think that the blended model is the one that we can say with certainty is revolutionizing higher education now and actually k through 12 as well. i think it is

the house intel committee mike rogers joins me live. the answers he is demanding of eric holder. how did this happen? he is outraged about this interrogation being cut short and really very little accountability so far for this decision from the department of justice. they really haven't spelled out exactly how the decisions have been made and why there was not more coordination with the men and the women doing the interrogation of the nation's largest terror suspect right now. >>> in boston the massachusetts governor finds himself in the midst of a controversy after he refused to release any records of what kind of public assistance going to the boston bombing suspects. now he is changing his position slightly. hear from the governor in a second but the old are brother, he made very little money. his main focus was on boxing and highway he made no money at all. the breadwinner was the wife. katherine russell she was the one that was getting the welfare benefits. they were in her name. when she started making more money, the welfare stopped. they have confirmed that the brothers

wife stands to benefit greatly from cispa passing it would appear that representative mike rogers the main person in congress pushing for has kept rather quiet about a very direct conflict of interest that calls into serious question the entire bill it would appear that rogers wife stands to benefit quite a lot from the passage of sis and has helped in the push to get the bill passed so his wife's name was christie clemens rogers and she was a former c.e.o. of a just some big security firm now she's a lobbyist for all these security firms and the security firms are the defense contractors are the ones pushing for cispa which is the invasion of online privacy now it's passed in congress just like sopa passed congress as well easily and it's supposed to go to the senate and to the white house decide whether it passes that it's uncertain but we know this is a psychological war that they'll break us down eventually they'll keep on using terror attacks and false flags and and crazy people out on the street who just go crazy one day is that because that guy went crazy we need to watch every

mike rogers of michigan says there are, quote, clearly more persons of interest.n has now become a part of the search for clues. investigators are combing through piles of trash looking for any evidence connected to suspect dzhokhar and tamerlan tsarnaev. >>> in watertown, officials have moved the boat where dzhokhar was found hiding last week. he remains in police custody. his older brother was killed in the gunfight with police. >>> for the first time the man behind one of the ou connick photos to come out is sharing his incredible story. jeff bauman came face-to-face with tamerlan tsarnaev before the bombs went off. he lost both legs but was able to give authorities a description of the suspicious man. >> i was still conscious when i was being transported from the blast site to the hospital, and the whole time, when i was in the hospital, i was giving descriptions of the guy, the first guy, the guy with the hat and the glasses, the aviators and the 5:00 shadow. >> tamerlan, suspect number one. >> yeah. i was real adamant about it. >> nbc's michelle franzen in b

wife's they have to benefit greatly from cispa passing it would appear that representative mike rogers the main person in congress pushing for has kept rather quiet about a very direct conflict of interest that calls into serious question the entire bill it would appear that rogers wife stands to benefit quite a lot from the passage of sr and has helped in the push to get the bill passed so his wife's name was christie clemens rogers and she was a former c.e.o. of a just some big security firm now she's a lobbyist for all these security firms and the security firms are the defense contractors are the ones pushing for sis which is the invasion of online privacy now it's passed in congress just like sopa passed congress as well easily and is supposed to go to the senate and to the white house to decide whether it passes that it's uncertain but we know this is a psychological war that they'll break us down eventually they'll keep on using terror attacks and false flags and and crazy people out on the street who just go crazy one day is that because that guy went crazy we need to watch eve

before we get to mike rogers, who's a critic of the way it was handled, is it your understanding when a person is giving their miranda rights, they're less likely, given the condition the suspect is in right now, less likely to talk than before they're given them? >> it happens that way sometimes but it also happens the other way. it's happened in terrorism cases. for example, the underwear bomber umar abdulmutallab was given the miranda warning. he initially stopped talking and then blurted out the whole thing, how he was trained, who trained him, names, dates, all of that. this happened in other terrorism cases as well. we know they were talking to him. they had basically two sessions. we learned some of this from the police commissioner today in new york. the first session over the weekend didn't go so well. he was still coming out of it from his treatment. the second one went better. and then the judge comes in on monday and reads him his rights. now, of course, he has a lawyer, and of course, he has stopped talking. the question is, will he resume again? sometimes in these cases

i talked about this a little while ago with the republican congressman mike rogers.er the president has suggested, by now the intelligence community believing that some varying degrees of credibility that they have in fact, the syrian regime, used sarin gas, chemical weapons against the rebels? >> well, if you look at the body of intelligence over the last two years, wolf, i think it is fairly indisputable at this point that some quantity of chemical weapons has been used. now the brits have said it, the israelis have said it, the french have said it, and now the white house and the secretary of defense has acknowledged they think chemical weapons have been used. it's hard to make the statement on august 20th, that if they move weapons in a position to be used, or use them it would be a game changer, or red line, you know, i argue that if you're going to have credibility in the world, and that's important in a more destabilized world with more people trying to do harm to us, and our allies, that a red line needs to be a red line. it can't be a dotted line and it can'

however, we're hearing from chairman of the intelligence committee, mike rogers, and he believed the miranda a oitrighte issued too soon and they might have been able to gain more valuable information from the suspect, if they had more time with him. but, also, you have to remember he has an attorney now who may be advising him not to speak. >> we're also learning, more, pamela, about the arrest of two of tsarnaev's friends. what do we know on that front? >> there's been a lot of talk about these two students from umass dartmouth that were arrested shortly after everything went down last friday. essentially these two students were friend with dzhokhar tsarnaev. no way were they at the plot. the department of homeland security said they're being held on administrative visas. authorities are holding them on that and also using this as an opportunity to gain valuable information about dzhokhar tsarnaev. trying to gain a clearer picture of who he is and why he allegedly carried out the attacks. >> buying time is a way you can look at it. pamela, the search of the la landfill, that is ove

it comes from congressman mike rogers, the republican chairman of the house committee on intelligence. in an interview with the boston herald, rogers said, quote, there are clearly more persons of interest, and they're not 100% sure if there aren't other explosives. now, rogers gets daily briefings on the investigation. he also had some very critical words about the decision to mirandize bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev when they did that. several days after his capture. he said, quote, i think this was a serious and possibly a dangerous set of decisions made. there is going to be more arrests, i do believe. this is incredibly important and once he got a lawyer, which the citizens of boston and america are paying for, he stopped cooperating. that's the view of the chair of the house intelligence committee. now, dzhokhar tsarnaev was questioned for hours, about 16 hours before he was mirandized. he was not in good condition, so in and out of consciousness during that time but mirandized under the public safety exemption. he said he and his brother acted alone. our pamela brown has bee

wife stands to benefit greatly from cispa passing it would appear that representative mike rogers the main person in congress pushing for has kept rather quiet about a very direct conflict of interest that calls into serious question the entire bill it would appear that rogers wife stands to benefit quite a lot from the passage of sis and has helped in the push to get the bill passed so his wife's name was christie clemens rogers and she was a former c.e.o. of a just some big security firm now she's a lobbyist for all these security firms and the security firms are the defense contractors are the ones pushing for cispa which is the invasion of online privacy now it's passed in congress just like sopa passed congress as well easily and is supposed to go to the senate and to the white house decide whether it passes that it's uncertain but we know this is a psychological war that they'll break us down eventually they'll keep on using terror attacks and false flags and and crazy people out on the street who just go crazy one day is that because that guy went crazy we need to watch everyth

will have the latest on the situation from dick durbin and house intelligence committee chairman mike rogers. you can watch "meet the press" right here following this newscast. >>> and it is possible loss for the warriors, and the latest on david lee's injuries. >>> and the latest on apple's plummeting stock price. >> announcer: you are watching "today in the bay." >>> 7:09 on this sunday morning. you are looking at the live picture of an arena is going to be getting a lot of action in the next couple of days, and that is oracle arena. after dropping day one, the warriors will spend the day gearing up for the game two. they will have to do it without a key cog in the success. lauren scott has the latest from denver. >> the warriors' game one here in denver against the nuggets came down to the final seconds, and the warriors fall short losing 97-95. >> we have respect for them. they won game one and i won't look at it like they stole one or we could have stole it. no, we are two good basketball teams in for a heck of a series. >> fought hard all of the way to the end and one big play by andre

mike rogers, chairman of the house intelligence committee joins us now. mr. chairman, thanks very much for coming in. >> wolf, great to be here. thanks for having me. >> do you have a good sense of what the north korean leader, kim jong-un, what his end game is? >> well, i'm not sure anybody has a good sense what his end game is. you know, when the flowers come out in north korea, every year, the rattling begins. it had a pattern with a beginning and end. what we were seeing in his father, what we are seeing in the son is unpredictable pattern when it comes to aggressive behavior. everyone is on edge and concerned because he is ramped it up quicker and faster than his father ever did. and we're not sure he has a strategy to get out of it. >> is the u.s. and south korean allies, the japanese, are they still bracing for north korea to launch a missile or series of missiles within the next few hours or days? what is the latest assessment? >> any time somebody like this who has capabilities to launch a missile makes those threats, you have to take them seriously,

among critics, republican congressman mike rogers from michigan. earlier, cnn's athena jones talked about the big move rogers made to voice his concerns. >> reporter: congressman mike rogers is also chairman of the house intelligence committee. he wants to know a lot more about how this suspect came to be read his rights monday at the hospital. he's written a letter to the attorney general eric holder with a long list of questions he wants answers to, questions like who decided this initial appearance should happen at this specific place and time, and did anyone from department of justice or the fbi raise concerns about the timing of reading the suspect those rights. >> athena is reporting that the fbi was alerted ahead of the time that tsarnaev's miranda warning was going to happen. how much did the fbi know about the tsarnaev brothers and more importantly was their response to the red flags good enough? we are learning about the fbi's apparent failings, including reports that tamerlan tsarnaev, the older brother, had been added to the government'

congressman rogers, mike rogers, chairman of the intelligence committee, had this to say to the boston herald friday. "i hear a lot of definitive statements that it's just these two men and it's over but i'll tell you i hear these briefings every day and this is clearly not over. they are not 100% sure if there aren't other explosives. tell me whether you believe at this point from what you've seen whether this was the work of two men who self-radicalized via internet or otherwise or do you think there's something broader going on? >> there's always a rush to try to rationalize what in this case was an irrational act. i think you need time to sort all this out and not rush to judgment. everybody wants to say as soon as we figure out exactly what happened here, then we're safe again. well, we don't live in that kind of world right now. we want to learn as much as we possibly can from this. we want to make whatever changes are necessary to further strengthen our security protections for the american people. but we need time to really dig down through this. there's still things that need

. >> mike rogers said the fbi did a thorough job but not everyone agrees. i guess for starters, let me ask you. is it possible something was missed here? >> well, you know, it's always possible something was missed. we don't know what information the fbi had when they first started to investigate this and you take an investigation so far and you get to a point that you say, okay, we don't have anything here. doesn't mean they stop at that point but it means they didn't have it there. keep it mind when you're involved with terrorists, they do everything that they possibly can to go in another direction so that organizations like the fbi cannot get the information as to what they might be up to. >> you know, there's also some question about not just what happened when he went to dagestan but how he got there. let me play for you what mike rogers had to say because the question is could he have gone there under an alias. >> we believe he may have actually traveled on an alias to get back to his home country and that 6 1/2 months or so becomes extremely importa

and he's on the homeland security committee, mike rogers from alabama. asked h saying that many civil libertarians have some problems with some of the things that are proposed and they want to do. put more cameras ever-place. some of the other security measures. and he said, and i'm paraphrasing here, well, civil libertarians have a problem with pretty much everything. i think that he is -- i think he was kind of joking, but not really. he came back to it and said, you know, i think the naysayers and civil libertarians are in the minority and mosamericans believe that they -- that we have to do more in the security realm. you know, there are others like senator rand paul and another -- kind of a growing minority, i will say a minority, but a growing population up on capitol hill who are concerned about where that line is with, you know, security and giving up freedom. >> yeah. and that's the question i think a lot of people have too. and you're talking about the fact that more americans today are saying, okay, okay, i'll give up some of my liberties in r

also new today, house intelligence committee chairman mike rogers following up on comments he made sayingbelieves there will be more arrests in the case. >> there are still persons of interest in the united states that the fbi would like to have conversations with, and the big unknown is still that six months -- a little over six months in russia. >>> and here is what democratic congressman dutch rut less berger is saying. >> it's an investigation and international, and we're really good at this. the fbi is very good working with our other agencies. there are persons of interest in the united states. we're looking at phone calls before and after the bombing. this type of investigation. >>> let's go to boston. nbc's michelle franzen. a good sunday to you, my friend. new information about the suspects and their mother. >> reporter: yeah, again we're learning more, alex, more overseas and also here at home. as you heard earlier, u.s. officials tell nbc news that they are focussing on leads here at home and also overseas. authorities have been operating under the theory that the suspects acte

and he's on the homeland security committee, mike rogers from alabama. asked him saying that many civil libertarians have some problems with some of the things that are proposed and they want to do. put more cameras ever-place. some of the other security measures. and he said, and i'm paraphrasing here, well, civil libertarians have a problem with pretty much everything. i think that he is -- i think he was kind of joking, but not really. he came back to it and said, you know, i think the naysayers and civil libertarians are in the minority and most americans believe that they -- that we have to do more in the security realm. you know, there are others like senator rand paul and another -- kind of a growing minority, i will say a minority, but a growing population up on capitol hill who are concerned about where that line is with, you know, security and giving up freedom. >> yeah. and that's the question i think a lot of people have too. and you're talking about the fact that more americans today are saying, okay, okay, i'll give up some of my liberties

and here to discuss the fallout, mike rogers, ranking member dutch ruppersberger, jan schakowsky, along with jeffrey goldberg and martha raddatz. martha, let me begin with you and let's start with syria and this week, administration discovered some evidence of chemical weapons used in syria. describe the evidence. >> i think it sounds like pretty strong evidence. they got hair samples, tissue samples from some of the victims. they're at least 30 people died in aleppo alone that believe that's traced to the nerve agent sarin. they don't have the change of custody. they believe the assad regime is responsible for the deaths. but they don't know how yet to track that. we have people on the ground. the u.n. is not on the ground to trace that change of custody for proof. >> they say the evidence is not conclusive. that's why they need further investigation. several weeks. >> we have people on the ground, it dissipates quickly. it could take longer than that. >> mike rogers, you have looked at a lot of this evidence, is it conclusive for you? >> it is. we have classified evidence i think what

>> that was the other comment made by chairman mike rogers that the russians are not cooperating as much as the u.s. would like. fran, nick, appreciate it. julliette is going to stick around because we want to talk about other potential influences on the suspects. and later tonight, i really hope you stick around. you're going to meet a first responder, a firefighter, a paramedic from the lynn fire department which is near here in boston, received medical training just in time on the day of the bombing to save the young girl's life. >> i don't know if it was just television or fate or whatever it was. but i just looked and focused and i just saw this one child in the middle of the street just sitting there with this dazed, shocked look. oh, boy. [ groans ] ♪ ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ redesigned site has this new score planner tool with these cool sliders. this one lets us know what happens if we miss a payment. oh. this one lets us know what happens if we use less credit. yeah. what's this one do? i dunno. speaking mongolian. score planner is free to everyone. free score applies with enrollmen

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. >> tim, mike rogers, representative mike rogers, says there's going to be more arrests.agree? >> i do, yes. >> all right. >> there was apparently a support structure of some kind, erin, that had to be used. whether it was emotional and spiritual support or whether it was physical support, as far as gaining the parts of that bomb and the capability to build it. >> so you believe there are other people who knew and who were involved? >> not necessarily that might have been part of the plot itself for this attack. but part of helping these guys get to the point of not just being -- guys had the license plates. do you think that could have been involved? >> my guess is no, but in this situation, you can't make a guess. you've got to assume that there's a support structure and prove the negative. so i look at these guys, they probably knew that their friends were going south somewhere. in other words, their friends were going on a path that was disturbing. whether they knew that there was going to be an attack on the marathon, i doubt it. you can't assume that. >> right. i me

however, we have been hearing from mike rogers, the chairman of the house intelligence committee who was criticizing the timing of the initial appearance. you have to remember, he has representation now, his attorney may be advising him not to communicate with authorities now. poppy? >> and, pamela, we're also learning more information about the arrest of two of tsarnaev's friends. what do we know on that front? >> well, here's what we know. these are two students from kazakhst kazakhstan. spoke to law enforcement official that was involved with this investigation and at this point we're told that these students, there's no evidence to point to the fact that they were in any way involved with the plot, with the attack on april 15th. however, they're being held on administrative visa issues for violating their student visa. now, authorities are using this as an opportunity to essentially buy time and to speak to these students. to ask them questions about dzhokhar tsarnaev. to get a clearer picture why he was allegedly involved with the attack and what they knew about him and perhaps

the paper quoting congressman mike rogers, chairman of the house intelligence committee, as saying he expects additional persons of interest to surface and perhaps additional suspects. this isn't over yet. those were his words. >>> meantime, for the first time, survivors still at the hospital will no longer have to share the building with this man, the younger suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev. earlier this morning, he was transferred to the federal medical prison facility on what used to be fort devins, 40 miles northwest of here. we'll be live at that facility tonight as well. >>> also tonight, as we mentioned a moment ago, we are learning more about one of the pipe bombs found at the scene of last week's shootout in watertown. an official calling it similar to a design published in an al qaeda magazine. the lingering question is simply following a recipe enough, or did the bombers have help, instruction? former cia officer bob baer and others weigh in on that. susan candiotti has late reporting on that as well as other late wrinkles in the investigation, including breaking news on what an