reports came out of the edward snowden leaks, that what bothers them most about the "le monde" report the volume, 70 million in a month's time, between december and january of this year, 70 million intercepts, not only of telephone conversations but also text messages and e-mails, and as well the people that were being spied on were not just terrorist suspects according to "le monde" anyway but also government officials and administration officials here, which i think has really

surveillance published in french newspaper "le monde" have been known for a while. the journalist who broke the nsa spy story, glenn greenwald said there have been documents for some time. thanks to information leaked by edward snowden. the latest revelation, that the nsa collected more than 70 million french telephone records in the space of a month. >> parts involving france and the spying of french cities by the nsa. it shows that this spying is absolutely massive over the months, and some french companies have been under surveillance by the nsa. >> over the summer, snowden's leaked documents show the nsa was spying on several french embassies and the french mission at the united nations. in july, the president threatened -- >> we had already reacted strongly, but we need to go further. these kinds of pranksters between partners that violate privacy are totally unacceptable. >> while politicians profess outrage, the government walks a fine line. as also reported in "le monde," france also runs its own vast surveillance organization collecting personal data, much

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the french newspaper "le monde" said the n.s.a. collected more than 70 million french phone records in a 30-day period. he acknowledged there are legitimate questions to address.

"le monde"y -- but says some sort of ransom was paid.nsom that was worth more than 20 million euros, according to "le monde." they take a look at the closer look at the questions around this ransom. some ransom was paid or ispensation, though it unclear who played this conversation, whether it was the government or the employers of the hostages. "liberation," l, trapnde has fallen into a because he said there will be a clear change in policy that ransoms would not be paid, he would not given to the blackmail of hostage takers, he did not want to finance international terrorism. it was a real risk to make such a promise because a ransom was paid, and so it looks like he did not keep his word. critics will say that this is the latest in a long list of has not that hollande been keeping. "liberation" says this was forosed to be a victory him but he comes out looking bad. >> from one scandal to another, this time in another magazine. .igging up the dirt >> they are calling this a black sale, investigating illegally. you can read all about it

this was interesting that "le monde" talked about that today. other is how the nsa has chosen to respond. you are talking about 70 million french calls being recorded. collected is the term that the nsa is contesting. they are saying they did not collect 70 million phone calls. and they said they had a different definition of collection than other people, so i think they are getting down to semantics, and npr in the u.s. has been looking at this, and they are saying, look, it is the fight against terrorism. 54 attacks have been averted. it has been handed over to congress, but it is classified, and the nsa will not respond to requests from the national public radio in the u.s. or others when they ask for that. it is veiled in a cloak of secrecy. >> the nsa saying that they are not a very reliable source. >> this is along with the data that they have published. >> with their own publishing, the document that they got that was leaked from the nsa source material. >> yes, it is a bit of back and forth. and this is by an algerian cartoonist, where t

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national security agency spied on millions of french citizens, according to the leading newspaper will monde. >> jon: oh, that. hehe. awkward. good thing our top diplomat is on the case. >> at the ends of a day of rapid developments mr. kerry offered this explanation. >> jon: certificate kersey said to the french quote nations be spying, yo! this ambassador knows what i'm talking about. (laughter) actually, that's not really what he said. this is what really what he said. >> as president obama said, very clearly in a recent speech that he gave at the united nations general assembly just a few weeks ago, he said we in the united states are currently reviewing the way that we gather intelligence. >> jon: by reviewing the way we gather intelligence, we mean from now on we're going to try and do it secretly. (laughter) in our defense, though, our monitoring 70 million french conferences wasn't es meanage, it's just french phone calls are all so-- like a nationwide sex line, even french people talking about their mortgage payments it's all like oh, monday cherie, o, 2.5% apr apr,-- you are the ba

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in france, the newspaperly monde wrote, jefferson, wake up.nd another newspaper, quick, let's steal hawai'i white the government is shutdown. the world's largest economy defaulting on its debt is no laughing matter. >> the ongoing political uncertainty over the budget, over the debt ceiling does not help. the government shutdown is bad enough, but failure to raise the debt ceiling would be far worse. and could very seriously damage not only the u.s. economy, but also the entire global economy. this is mission critical that this be resolved as soon as possible, mission critical. >> they are no strangers to terms as mission critical. nations across the continent are still weary. deputy in austerity, riots and high unemployment greece announced it is only now projected to make positive gdp growth in six years. a global hit such as an u.s. default could risk everything. in japan, they are serious about the stateside stalemate. >> to ensure that this problem does not spill across in a manner of issues we call on congress to work hard at negotiation

the same man who broke the nsa eavesdropping story, that article published in the french daily "le monde" basically e posing several nsa operations that concerned french population not least of which the claim that some 70 million phone calls or phone records from monitored by the nsa in just one month. that's 70 million in just one month. now the french have responded to this quite angrily. they have summoned the u.s. ambassador to the foreign ministry to explain just exactly what it is that the nsa has been up to. >> phil, is this real anger or diplomatic anger, and do we expect any fallout from these allegations. it's safe to say that every nation spies on every nation in the world. >> reporter: yes, that has happened even among friends, there are spice. we'll have to wait to see what the government of france will do, but certainly it's the opinion on the street is genuine anger. there is concern all throughout europe amongst the european citizens that the nsa is spying on joe average over here. that's very serious cause for concern amongst the population in europe. and obviously the

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. >> reporter: these allegations came out in the french newspaper "la monde." it was authored by the journalist who broke the story along with edward snowden on the nsa surveillance program. it just infuriated the friend. it included things like the information that the nsa collected 70 million phone records over one month, obviously something that the french are very concerned about. while secretary of state kerry is supposed to be in paris talking about the peace process, and the situation in syria this is stealing some of the limelight even so much as the french government have summoned the u.s. ambassador to come toward and explain what the nsa has been up to. >> phil, since the days of mat harry, governments have been spying on each other. are officials really that upset and what can we expect in terms of official fallout from these allegations. >> reporter: the french foreign minister said this is unacceptable and measures need to be taken quickly to make sure that this never happens again. since the nsa story broke around europe there has been widespread

the french newspaper "le monde" reported on monday that the u.s. national security agency intercepted more than 70 million phone calls and emails in only one month. foreign menster laurent fabius met with u.s. secretary of state john kerry on tuesday in paris. fabius said this sort of practice with allies is an invasion of priefee and is totally unacceptable. however, a french government spokesperson said the issue should not be compounded. it suggests that france would prefer to prevent souring relation with the u.s. >>> a new opinion poll suggests people in the united states blame the republican party for the partial government shutdown. a budget dispute suspended operations at federal institutions for 16 dayses and put hundreds of thousands of civil servants on unpaid leave. abc news and the washington post surveyed about 1,000 people last week. pollsters asked them who they considered responsible for the impasse. 53% of respondents said republicans. 29% answered president obama. 15% blamed both sides. the republican's image has taken a beating

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. >> reporter: and as america's top diplomat landed in france last week the newspaper la monde reported that the nsa had monitored communications there. john kerry was on tour to discuss the syrian crisis when he was summoned to answer some questions. >> these kinds of practices between partners that violate privacy are totally unacceptable. we must quickly assure that these practices aren't repeated. >> reporter: united in anger last week 28 heads of the european union countries gathered for what was supposed to be a discussion about the growing syrian refugee crisis. france and germany announced bilateral talks with the u.s. over the goal of dispute of electronic surveillance at the end of the year. once again at the center of a wiretapping supervisor is former nsa contractor edward snowdon. but this is not the first time that snowdon has leaked classified information about tapping ally communications. just la month brazil's president postponed a state visit to the u.s. over revelations that the nsa has spied on her. but house committee chairman mike rogers said our european allies sh

phone calls made in france during just a 30-day period, the claims made by a french newspaper "le monde" which cited documents leaked by former nsa contractor edward snowden a day after a german magazine alleged they eaves dropped on the mexican government. mexico for its part vowing to investigate, calling the actions "unacceptable." cnn's senior international correspondent jim bitterman joins us now. jim? >> reporter: that was exactly the words that the french prime minister used as well, "unacceptable" that allies would be spying on each other in this sort of way. i think really what's bothered the french most about the report and by the way they've known since june that in fact the nsa was spying when the first reports came out of the edward snowden leaks, that what bothers them most about the "le monde" report the volume, 70 million in a month's time, between december and january of this year, 70 million intercepts, not only of telephone conversations but also text messages and e-mails, and as well the people that were being spied on were not just terrorist suspects according to "l

a woman brings her lifeless 7 mond old baky to san francisco general hospital. they're investigating the child's mysterious death. the glen park neighborhood is where the baby lived. amy. >> reporter: eric, this investigation is going on right now. police are here at the home where the baby lived. this is on montery in acadia here in san francisco. these officers tell me they are here to secure the home until homicide investigators can get here. they're wondering if this is where it all started. they want to know what happened here. they got involved at san francisco general. they say a mother arrived there at about 12:30 this morning with her baby and that baby then died there at the hospital. the medical examiner was brought in and the medical examiner determined that the death looked suspicious. so they called in san francisco homicide investigators. at this point they tell us they don't know what they have. they are just getting started on this trying to put all the pieces together. so we are here and we'll be listening closely to any updates that police are

allegations that it logged millions of phone calls a lie and this hasn't stopped the newspaper le monde from publishing another report this one about how america got the diplomatic upper hand by bugging computers at the united nations and more than a half a billion dollars was reportedly used to keep the so-called genie spy program running that's actually a sibling of the notorious prism project it allegedly stole millions of machines fire walls and all infected. who served as the country's prime as well as interior and foreign minister he says simply put the u.s. crossed the line. we knew that. some practices were existed but the search and overall system this came as a surprise for everybody in fact what we are seeing today is the incredible privileges of the us administration over the control of the world system we knew that the us were controlling the financial system through the banking dominance of some big banks through the dollar currency as a reserve currency but controlling internet controlling the formation you know world this is a privilege in monopoly if we are going to fol

they're going to lead the public lead society down quite difficult policy parts the times we live in to mond difficult policy poets raising the pension age paying taxes to pay off the deficits everything to do with. they all require real moral authority something politicians arguably just don't have as i found out outside their offices over there in port house politicians. remember the wiser would be there with less food for the more i think it's a group of people away from the barman like a rabid frost you know the. pains became something on our world i come across or how. i suspect in general i know very much the government is trying to do something about it focusing on the greatest transparency with money how politicians spend misspent cash but don't surveillance for. falling on stony ground rather touchingly old people in the u.k. really wants is to know that when a politician says he or she will do something they'll do it and that could be the hardest thing of all for the political class. and as always you can go online for more stories including underground one way a scare at the mosco

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the "le monde" has reported that the u.s.as intercepted phone calls, and text messages 70 million times in one month alone. french government officials were furious. president obama spoke with france's president today and said his concerns are legitimate. >>> president obama says the country's best tech experts are now working on the health care website. millions have complained that the website won't let them finish their applications. >> reporter: it has become a familiar refrain of frustration, across the country millions have tried to log on to shop for health insurance, but for most it seems the website just isn't working. >> the excitement became more like a question mark, but we're not giving up. >> reporter: that was the message that president barack obama tried to send monday. >> through the marketplaces you can get health insurance for what may be the equivalent of your cell phone bill. >> reporter: but next year, most of the 48 million uninsured people in the u.s. have to sign up for health insurance or face a smal

. >> and happy mond to you. i am bill hemmer. new glitches on the health care.gov site. we will have fired up reporters including wend allin the white house. >> reporter: there is going to delay the briefing while the president attends the swearing in for the new fbi director. the crash came after secretary sebelius assured reporters the on line experience is getting better. it plays in the hands of the democrats that want the administration to delay the buying of insurance for individuals. west democrat manchin would like to delay it a year. and the oklahoma senator coburn wants to know who is responsible. >> where is that competency level? the government is good at a lot of things and we should have government in some things and we ought to demand excellence and expertise. >> reporter: they traced the latest computer problem to verizon that had a network failure. the president's fix it guy said it will be fully functional by the next month. and hundreds of thousands of people are sent cancellation notice. but blue cross subscribers said theirs are offered better plans