we'll talk to the former deputy director of the cia michael morell who was part of advisory flannel told the white house that time has come to do controls on the spy agency. then we'll continue a 65-year cbs news tradition,. >> we have brought in five cbs correspondents, men of great experience. >> the correspondent roundtable. >> i'm not doubting you experts. >> schieffer: today the correspondents are different, but conversation is about many of the same things. and on this last weekend before christmas we'll take a look at the year's best books and have a conversation with best selling authors terry mcmillan her new one is "who asked you "mystery masser mikely connelly plus george saunders, author of 10th of december and pulitzer prize winning rick atkinson whose latest on world war ii is "the guns at last light" good books and the news, good and bad 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 on this last weekend before christmas. well as the controversy over whet

morell hear >> today, president obama turned his attention away from health care overhaul and to the nation's economy. >> he returned to the team from his campaigns, reducing income inequality starting with they change in the minimum wage. rebecca cooper is outside the arc where the president laid his plans. >> it is the townhall education arts and recreation campus built here in anacostia. the president deliberately chose to come here today to talk about the growing problem of income inequality in the united states. calling on congress to raise the minimum wage, the president said it is time to reduce the gap between rich and poor recently cited by the pope. >> this increasing inequality is most pronounced in our country. it challenges the very essence of who we are as a people. >> he has asked congress to boost the minimum wage to closer to $10 an hour. the d.c. changer -- d.c. chamber of congress -- d.c. chamber of commerce has backed a boost and says it puts ecm maryland at a distinct this advantage, competing with the commonwealth for new jobs. >> until the state of virginia doe

there be morell on the involvement of the european government? i think that is important here. you mentioned not jeopardizing lives. can i feel confident that you're thinking about your own security and the security of everybody else affected, so that it is not a theoretical option, as far as , that theyrvices could quiet you by killing you off? thank you for that concern. i'm glad you asked about the swedish officer. we spent a lot of time talking about metadata this morning. that thee revelations authorities in sweden demonstrated was that the spying, and the mass indiscriminate spying goes beyond metadata. one of the reports was about the that allows the closest surveillance partners access to the program. this is nothing to do with metadata. this is about storing e-mails, , and isng them it will actually the content of communications that is being done on the internet. it is a part of how privacy is been invaded. content programs and nudges metadata. as far as you being governments are concerned, it is true that governments in germany and france express indignation when we

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this hell that the ministry of defense allowed us to visit is the secret calls morel are in poland. which was the stage for a hundred and thirty seven underground test between one thousand nine hundred eighty five and ninety ninety five. taking into account the size of the nuclear blasts but question whether they could have taken place without having any effect on the stability of the. one hundred thirty seven wells between six hundred and twelve hundred meters deep dug in the lagoon and on the crown of the out all. these images taken in the one nine hundred sixty s. before the tests show a very regular crown. since the end of the nuclear tests we know that and more there are some zones that have been weakened due to the underground testing in particular. test on the twenty fifth of july one thousand nine hundred seventy nine caused some of the exterior slopes to collapse in the southwest zone and there was a return wave that surprised everybody. seventeen kilometer protective wall was built after that. because we feared that there would be another collapse. today caused a collapse

includes former counterterrorism advisor richard clark and former deputy director of the cia michael morell. they gave the president 46 recommendations, among them the nsa should no longer store americans' phone records. instead phone companies or a y records. the report also calls for limits to how much data the spy agency can collect and how long it can be stored. the white house will review the suggestions over the next few weeks. >> including sorting through which recommendations we will implement, which might require further study and which we will choose not to pursue. >> reporter: the president formed amount advisory group shortly after former nsa contractor edward snowden revealed how the agency tracked americans' phone and internet use. >> we need to make sure that we're not gathering intelligence solely because we can but because we must because we need it in order to achieve the objective of protecting the united states. >> reporter: the president is expected to announce the recommendations he will implement next month. ko im for cbs news, washington. >> the white house released

mike morell is a member of the presidential panel that's recommending limits on government surveillance. but on "face the nation," morrell said nsa activities have been misunderstood. >> the nsa is not spying on americans. i think that is a perception that some have out there. it is not. it is not focused on any single american. it is not reading the content of your phone calls or my phone calls or anybody else's phone calls. >> the panel wants greater oversight of the nsa from the courts and it wants to remove the agency's ability to store data on americans. >>> a plane clipped a building last night. passengers on a 747 last night got pictures of the wing slicing through the brick building. four people on the ground were hurt. british airways say 182 passengers were on board and they all got on off safely after the incident. the flight was about to take off for london. >>> fear is growing that violence in south sudan could turn into civil war. the african nation is the world's newest country created when it broke away from sudan in 2011. the u.s. has evacuated 680 americans and other f

i think he certainly has concerns for his safety and even last week was having morell. >> garrett: former deputy cia director. >> and like michael hayden a former nsa and cia director not only joked they weren't joking, he should be hung from a tree by his neck. which conjurors images of lynching not a fair trial. i think guarantees that he would not be tortured setting the bar really low. i don't think he could get a fair trial here. i don't think he should have any trial because he's been granted asylum because he has a reasonable fear of political persecution predicated on the very espionage act charges with which he is faced paige you were charged under that act, it was then moved and all pled down to misdemeanor. do you believe edward snowden could get a fair trial and why not come here put the justice system, his actions, to the test in public court of law. >> no. not at all. stay in russia. ironically enough, history is a lesson. we went to visit edward snowden back in october presented him with the sam adams intelligence award. no, he have to escape the united states to keep his f

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a man who took history in his hands and bent the arc of morelness in justice. >> president obama addedhat he cannot imagine what his life would be without the example nelson mandela set. we understand that it's expected that president obama will attend the funeral in south africa. >> thank you very much. tom, i want to go back to our shot out of johannesburg and listen in to the celebration that conditions to break out. [ singing ] >> there has been tremendous reaction around the world and in the united states. former president george w. bush was president on the day in 1980 when nelson mandela walked free. he and barbara bush released a statement saying: >> i want to bring in congressman charlie ranble joining us from harlem. you met with nelson mandela after he was released from prison. can you take us back to that moment? >> well, i had no idea that the president would have known me. i was with a congressional delegation, and this was before the election, and ron brown, who was secretary of commerce, i was so awed for the rest of my life i was speechless. when he called this the blo

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it was put together by a five- member panel which included ex cia acting director mike morel.old it is very lengthy, but we all expected it in january for the press secretary jay carney said today that largely because the white house feels there has been some inaccuracies in the reporting of what is in this report, they are going to release a redacted or at least readable version of it today. everybody is kind of waiting with bated bets to see -- bated breath to see what these regulations are. >> we know that a number of ceo's, apple ceo tim cook, yahoo!'s orissa myrick, costello, twitter were all meeting with the -- yahoo!'s marissa mayer, others were all meeting with the president, do you think this has influenced to release this report now? >> jay carney was asked about that and he said no, this had been in the works for a couple of days. but you look at that meeting, you look at the federal judge that said the nsa's collection programs were likely unconstitutional, both of these meetings, the meeting yesterday, which i was told was not a positive meeting, plus this federal

sever security adviser, michael morel, former deputy cia director, jeffrey stone, a university of chicagoaw professor, cass sunstein, a harvard law professor who once worked in the administration, and peter swire, who served on obama's national economic council. record and quite public in my concern over the actual independent of this group. i am one of the 47 technologist that wrote a letter to the president saying we need technological acumen on a technological review committee. unfortunately, that was ignored. i'm concerned that administrative division -- the administration officials comprise the entirety of this group. i do not see how you can do a truly independent review of surveillance when so many people are tied in. i think this is epitomized by the fact that this review group is housed under james clapper, under the very agency that it is supposed to be independently revealing. what you mean it is housed there? >> if you go to their website, you actually go to dni, you go to the intelligence ministry here in the united states. that is were you can get information about the group

including richard clark and including jeff stone, a law professor who is widely respected, including morel who was at the nsa, and it's basically saying in unison, we've got to step back. again, to your experience in the white house, how much does it matter when the president picks people and they tell him a message like that? >> well, it's a two-edged sword because the president deserves enormous credit for appointing a panel that is as independent-minded and conscientious as this panel has been. now the panel has come back and been very critical of the practices of the nsa. that reflects in a different way on the president. i think a lot of the stuff has come out as a result of the snowden revelations was news probably to the president. it was certainly news to a lot of people at high levels in this government. and in good faith, he appointed this panel, and it came through with a series of recommendations that have really surprised everybody by their independence. >> yeah, i've worked on this issue, aisha for well over eight years. i was very surprised to see. this i think it goes back

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obamacare, you're going to have to pay more, even though you're young and healthy, you've got to pay mor moreleaking, out of obamacare. >> actually obamacare is the one instance where everyone needs health care at the same time. with social security, i mean, you're talking about a program that is theoretical for people for decades so if you've got someone in their 20's, 30's and 40's they're not thinking of retirement, assume at some point it will be there. the idea of losing your health care, if you you've got a chronic condition as a young person, you need that. if you're over age 26 you need your health care now and the notion that there has to be young, healthy people paying higher premiums to support, you know, older americans who now are being promised free insurance essentially. stuart: youngsters do know the know this. >> no, the harvard poll showed just this weekend that people 18 to 29 overwhelmingly, a, think it's going to be repealed, and b, they think that the health care is going to get much worse, which it is if you're going to medical school now days or thinking about it, would

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top national security officials like former terrorism richard clarke and former cia director mike morell recommends that the nsa not be able to store massive and call records be stored by a third party not the u.s. government. the panel call for end to secrecy of mass data a in agencies and tighter restrictions on foreign leaders n. august from the release from edward snowden, he put the intelligence gathering under a mike scope. president barack obama asked the panel to do the same. >> i want to make sure america is not interested in spying on ordinary people. >> reporter: jay carney said president barack obama wanted to review the document m fully before he made the statement but said he's grateful for the work. >> we need to make sure we're not gathering information because we can solely but because we must. >> on capitol hill u some gave their message to the floor. >> it's coming from every branch of government, from every corner of our nation. nsa you've gone too far. >> reporter: interestingly the panel said there were no descending views. it boils down in the words of richard clar

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bob schieffer's guests will include the cia actor director michael morell. >>> and now to obamacare. it still isn't acting as smoothly as they wanted it to do. monday is the deadline for signing up. >> for many the only real option appears to be a new regulation who, despite mr. obama's promises can sell. that's why they're up in arms. >> reporter: it's an attempt to solve the problem of millions of people like kathy wagner people who lost individual insurance policies despite the president's promise that everyone could keep their plan. she supported his plan but feels let down by the president. >> it's not what we hoped for. it's not what we were told. >> reporter: the new regulation let people with canceled insurance apply for what's called mandated insurance. you can get fit your insurance was canceled and you believe others are unaffordable. it will allow buyers to purchase low premium catastrophic insurance that wasn't available to them before. robert who represents most of the nation's health insurers says thousands needed to finance the system can simply escape the mandate. >>

. >> in terms of intelligence experience, michael morell as more than 30 years of experience. for my own self, i've worked in these issues for more than 15 years. we had two other very experienced law professors. the experience was there. in terms of the lack of independence, that was something people said before we wrote the rortd. when the report came out, people saw we took a hard look at a lot of different things. a lot of those who criticized us says this was independent. we've all been commended for that. >> how quickly do you think the white house is going to act on the review panel's -- i believe 46 recommendations? >> right. well, president obama has said that he's taking the work with him, the report with him to hawaii for vacation. doesn't sound like a great vacation. but he's planning to come back and in january he's going to be making a speech and coming to a set of decisions and announcements about what they're going to do. i think we'll see it in early, mid january from the president. >> the information that edward snowden released this year has undoubtedly turn

. >> reporter: michael morel said if snowden wants americans to decide, he is come pack and let a americanrd from the white house as well. >> he is charged with crimes. thank you, peter. >> as jamie mentioned coming up, the president and first lady share their annual christmas message and plus, from christmas joy to holiday nightmare, ups announces it will not be able to deliver the packages that were supposed to be under the tree this morning and tomorrow. we'll have a live report with what big brown said is an excuse. . >> merry christmas growth from the white house. this week president obama was joined by first lady mishil obama as they delivered the annual christmas message. >> hello, everybody and happy holidays. >> we know how busy it is. and we'll not take much of your time and we wanted to take a moment to wish you merry christmas from our family to our yours. this is a season for holiday tradition and show grat to youed to those we love and some of you might watch basketball and eat christmas cookies. >> and play golf. they thanked our men and women in uniforms for their service.