mr. fishe, thank you for being with us today. >> my pleasure. >> everyone is saying it can't happen at sochi. they say it is hard, a security gauntlet is there any evidence that what happened today can't happen there? >> certainly sochi, site of the olympics will be much better guarded than a typical train station in a large city that is some ways away from sochi. so, it was of course a terrorist act could happen. it could happen in sochi, but it's less likely to happen there than for example to happen in volgegrad in the train station. >> we have seen similar attacks by this group. is the russian government doing enough to crack down on these attacks? i point out an article that and in james defense weekly that said in october, soft targets would be hit and transportation would be vulnerable. >> well, you know, everything is always vulnerable to terrorism. this is a very difficult problem. all governments that have a problem with terrorism face it. the russian government certainly does. the ru

fish. some threw in gift requests. the dive continues twice per day until christmas eve. only down side, mrs.use not thrilled with the suit getting that wet. >> i know. and it's shrinks, she says. >> yes. >> well, we're going to wear this weekend well. things are mild as winter arrives believe it or not it's going to get warmer. clear skies across the bay area now. chilly in spots and going to get chillier later into evening hours but winds diminishing over the bay area, down south, southern part of the state looking at active weather with showers across southern california from coast to inland some heavy activity near pine valley. snow over the higher elevations down south. a wind advisory remains in effect around 20 to 30 miles per hour. and this is winning to wind down. calm over in concord and napa. gusts 28 miles per hour in fairfield. winds normal. a live view from our camera here is 52 in san francisco. looking west, clear skies 60 in san rafael. looking over san francisco, forecast features, clear, chilly overnight. milder weather arrives saturday. it's winter arriving saturday mornin

fish. some threw in gift requests. the dive continues twice per day until christmas eve. only down side, mrs. clause not thrilled with the suit getting that wet. >> i know. and it's shrinks, she says. >> yes. >> well, we're going to wear this weekend well. things are mild as winter arrives believe it or not it's going to get warmer. clear skies across the bay area now. chilly in spots and going to get chillier later into evening hours but winds diminishing over the bay area, down south, southern part of the state looking at active weather with showers across southern california from coast to inland some heavy activity near pine valley. snow over the higher elevations down south. advisory remains in effect around 20 to 30 miles per hour. and this is winning to wind down. calm over in concord and napa. gusts 28 miles per hour in fairfield. winds normal. a live view from our camera here is 52 in san francisco. looking west, clear skies 60 looking over san francisco, forecast features, clear, chilly overnight. milder weather arrives saturday. it's winter arriving saturday morning at 9:11. satelli

these fish supply the vert liser that number issues the today astronauts are at is station trying to finish some crucial repairs. they are hoping to finish up everything today. mr. petty, if you are ahead of schedule that's clearly a sign of a successful mission. tell us what all you have gotten accomplished? well, both of these space walks the one earlier in the week, on saturday, and this one today were aimed at replacing a pump that is part of the cooling system, the big cooling system. >> okay, so can you tell us more about what all a has gone -- what all you have gotten done 134. >> yeah. basically -- first let me say that this pump module is about the size of a refrigerator and weighed almost 800 pounds on earth. it -- the faulty one was removed during the saturday space walk, and temporarily stowed on the outside of the space station, and the space walk today took a replac replacement bump, put it in position, hooked up ammonia lines and power lines and we gave it a quick test, and everything seems to be working. >> why were these repairs so critical? >> well, the international space station has two what we call cooling loops. they are identical, one is

fishing for something controversial. it's not a huge shock he said it. i would like this to be a time for mr.en it his heart, recognize hating gay is the opposite of christianity and maybe he could be a real leader in terms of accepting people. >> is this rural america? >> it's some rural america. but you know this. there is lots of great, good-hearted conservative folks who have no problem with their gay brothers and sisters because they follow the teachings of jesus. >> but the conservative commentators are defending him. they're giving him license to go out there. it's almost like they're playing him as the victim right now. they're all in chorus on this. >> well, that's one of the defining characteristics of fundamentalist christianity. no matter how fundamentalist your religion, christian, muslim, jew, there is some things use you've have in common. the more violence is okay if my side does it, and the more you put down gays and the more you play victim. ed, on his last worst day, jesus didn't play victim the way this guy's fans are playing. >> so how does a & e bring him back? they send

fishing expedition and defeets the purpose of the relevance requirement if that saurment allowed to go through. there is no limiting principle for any type of records. i was particularly disturbed to hear earlier mr. lit refused to assure us that the scope of the records obtainable does not exclude the contents of the digital communications or cloud stored documents. it's also troubleling to see this applied in the case of the internet meta data program because in that case holding versus maryland was applied as though it troferede meta data generally which is not a term we find in the 1975 division. involved is case it e-mail meta data. there is a additional constitutional question in that case i think. in the case of 702 we know the supreme court relied on the recent ruling on represent teenages that only communications to or from specific overseas targets were being intercepted. we now learned that also communications refering to overseas targets would be intercepted and for technical reasons a single e-mail would ead to the entire inbox of the commune can't being obtained including entirely domestic e-mails on many tens of thousands per year under that one collection program. we learned that