table, all under the national security adviser with the direction of the president of the united states. what he's saying inside the beltway, the head of the national security agency is, the president hasn't asked me to do anything. in my world, that's incredible. just incredible. >> what does it say to you that he has not received the order to go ahead and prevent the russians from using cyber warfare or whatever way to interfere in the upcoming midterm elections or the 2020 presidential elections? >> i think the most obvious message is that the president still does not take what the russians did serious with regard to interfering in our election. i think to phil's point we can make sure we understand how this process will work and phil explained it well, but it's the president's responsibility to receive the intelligence, the finished intelligence, and to make a decision as to whether or not he wants to move forward with action and then he tells his national security team to go back and to develop some courses of action, develop some options, some proposals in terms of what he should do. one of the questions i wish the admiral has been asked today is whether or

the made age to the national security agency america's top intelligence and security agency who said this is what's going on with this morning local time not known but we come to tell you that. reports of just one person's been detained of another injured after it looks like a black s.u.v. there we think tried to a crash into the entrance near one of the gates of that agency building looks like there are a bullet holes in front of that car there were some photos circulating pretty quickly afterwards and social media appeared to show a black van at the building's entrance also a man in handcuffs possibly an attacker sitting on the ground i say worth bearing in mind guess these things will always be these places will always be a target for this kind of thing similar thing happened just two years just over two years ago at the n.s.a.'s gates back in twenty fifteen that time a twenty seven year old was left dead in the past year wounded after police opened fire after the pair tried to gain unauthorized entries to the ground there helicopters showing the police and fire department sponsor

the black suv stopped at barrier after the shooting outside national security national security national security agencyck to near or above normal thursday through saturday while dry weather continues. a mainly dry cold front drops down on sunday and then ushers in some below normal temperatures for early next week while precip chances look unlikely. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) our top story this morning... two people accused of killing a 19- year-old woman in livermore are expected in court today.( james ) investigators say daniel gross and melissa leonardo stabbed lizette cuesta and dumped her on the side of the road. kron 4's will tran joins us live this morning from dublin. will.... ( will ) the two people accused of killing a 19- year-old woman in livermore are expected in court. investigators say daniel gross and melissa leonardo stabbed lizette cuesta and d

is sending teams to the seed trying to work out what went on the national security agency of course america's top intelligence agency in fort meade for now the circumstances of what we're not clear still it does seem though you can see it now that s.u.v. that black s.u.v. . very much in the forefront of what's happened here you can see the airbags have been deployed there are a lot of stuff that looks like it was in the boot has been dished out onto the roadway there and the people that are much closer to that some early pictures seem to show that s.u.v.s got bullet holes in the front similar instead incidentally may be nothing to do with it or may be totally different circumstances but happened back in twenty fifteen at the n.s.a.'s gates then the twenty seven year old was killed the passenger was wounded when police opened fire after the ride did indeed try to gain unauthorized access at one of those n.s.a. gates at fort meade but we're also hearing as well reports that it's quite close to one major roadway and it's easy in fact to turn into one of those access roads by mistake and find you

the national security agency and the navy decided a good first mission for it would be to send it off to north korea in january of 1968. the ship -- a couple of weeks of operation had gone pretty well, but on the morning of january 23, 1968, pueblo was operating peacefully in international waters in north korea when it was approached by a number of north korean ships and it eventually some soviet-built planes also. the captain at first thought it was routine harassment. something like this had happened to other u.s. ships. but in the end they ordered the ship to surrender. they tried to escape but the interested -- the engines do not work very well. there was no support. they weren't prepared. so in the end they surrendered. there was a brief gun battle. one american was killed. a number were wounded. than the ship surrendered, the north koreans boarded it, tied it up and dragged it into the harbor. the men were held prisoner in north korean prison camps for almost a year before they were released from this crazy diplomatic solution. the ship is still in north korea now where it is on

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. >>> a suspect is detained outside the national security agency in fort meade, maryland. nsa headquarters is part of a sprawling military complex outside washington, dc. someone drove up to the gate in a black suv and then there was a shooting. three people have been hurt. no word on their injuries. >>> it is 6:32. and let's head outside for a live look this morning. on the left, a beautiful shot of santa clara this morning. the sun continues its rise and on the right-hand side, the golden gate bridge where traffic is moving smoothly. love is in the air, you guys. >> yeah. it is. [ laughter ] >> i love you guys. >> awww we love you, too. >> awww. >> awww. >> our studio manager saying, awww! [ laughter ] >> it's true. >> we might be making people want to puke. i don't know. [ laughter ] >> yeah. it's a chilly start to your valentine's day so at least this love may make you feel warm and cozy. temperatures are cool. so right now in san francisco, looks like pretty clear conditions. we have a few high clouds out there. and i do want to show you your temperatures for most of

national security agency h.q. as left several people injured according to the n.s.a. the suspected shooter's being to put all the latest on that coming up plus. enough of your sweet nothings of this uncertain approach breaks it and gets a few remaining says come from the government i said this morning i want going to. persuade everybody britain's foreign secretary says those opposing rex's of betraying the country as boris johnson defends the u.k.'s exit from the e.u. during a barrel should questions for the media were across it. and the dutch foreign minister quits after revealing that he lied about a meeting with the russian president way back in two thousand and six way mr putin that spoke. for a greater russia. this is art international money is kevin zero in thanks for watching revue children around the world so we're going to start the bulletin in the u.s. what happened there local time this morning shooting incident unfolded outside the national security agency h.q. for made at least several people have been taken to hospital according to this a statement their

there is nothing more highly classified in the government than national security agency intercepts. only way jared kushner can read these is in the "washington post." he doesn't have the security clearance to read the intercepts about him. >> and we know the special counsel has seen these because he is asking these questions of people who come in to see him about jared kushner. and they have security clearances, the people who work for mueller. >> they do. so you have to ask, here's jared trying to establish a so-called back quhanl the russians, and who else, meeting with russian bankers during transition at trump tower, et cetera, et cetera, and then dealing with chinese officials. the question you have to ask is, why? why was at the point man? as he said? what did he do as the point man? did he know that he could not talk, either in the conversations or in follow-up conversations, about his private business affairs with people he was dealing with as representative, even during the transition of the united states governme government? >> there was talk of senior officials with qatar

his national security agency says russia involved itself in the election. the fbi has put indictments not only with this current one against the russians but also with flynn. these are the foundations of his defensive argument. it is crumbling beneath his feet. he is scrambling, continuing to deny reality. and most importantly, continuing to protect this country. he has taken no action to protect this country from the subversion, from the espionage, and from the effort by the -- the successful effort by the russian government to completely put this country into disarray. he has fractured our political processes. he has set americans against each other. he has successfully carried out an information war. those are russian words, an information war against the united states of america. where is the president? is he protecting us? no. he's protecting himself. >> okay. democratic congressman john garamendi of california, thank you for your candor and insights, appreciate that. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, the specter of scandal. a new report on a playboy p

national security agency left at least one person injured the suspected shooter is being detained going to bring a flip speed on that developing story. in the headlines today the foreign minister quit soft revealing that he lied about a meeting with the russian president back in two thousand and six when he claimed mr putin spoke about ambitions for a so-called greater russia. help of your sweet nothings of this uncertain approach breaks it gets a few remaining says come from your government i except that this morning i'm not going to. persuade everybody britain's foreign secretary says those opposing bricks in a betraying the country as he defends the u.k.'s exit from the e.u. during a barrage of questions from the media. i just turned six need the remote without international thanks ever so much for choosing us revici and in around the world we're going to start with our breaking news fast moving story in the u.s. things on the controllers get latest on it the shooting incident as unfolded in the last national security agency h.q. in fort meade maryland one person injured authorities

that's the national security agency. you can see here authorities using canines to look through these vehicles near the scene. you can see part of it roped off. we're going to continue to track this story. as soon as we get a better idea of what's going on. of course, i'll pass that along. we have limited information. all we know is we're looking at live images coming in. as soon as i get an update, i'll pass that along. >> appreciate it. thanks, jessica. >>> a crackdown object fare evaders not on track. the goal is to track them with scanners by february 1st. according to the chronicle, the scanners had to be returned for repairs. b.a.r.t. has yet to require citation machines. the agency hopes to work it all out and start issuing citations by the end of the month. >>> a local lawmakr introduced a bill to allow students who rely on medicinal cannabis take it at school. students with special needs or severe disabilities have to go off campus to take their medicine, typically in the form of capsules, oil or cream. the bill

national security agency marlin leaves several people injured according to the n.s.a. the suspected shooter being detained also coming up on the program. enough of sweet nothings of this uncertain approach. a few remaining says come from the government i accept that this morning i'm not going to. dissuade. britain's foreign secretary say those opposing brag to our british train country boris johnson defends the u.k.'s exit from the european union during a media grilling. on the dutch foreign minister quit feeling that he lied about a meeting with the russian president in two thousand and six when he claimed that we were putin spoke about ambitions for a greater russia. live from moscow every hour of the day this international my name's you know neal good to have your company we begin our bullets in in the us where a shooting incident house on folded outside the national security agency headquarters at fort meet several people have been taken to hospital according to an n.s.a. statement but out of their injuries are not attributable to gun fire authorities say the insta

national security agency headquarters in maryland leaves several people injured this is suspected shooter. also ahead on the. brakes it fueled remains has come from the government except this morning i'm not going to. britain's foreign secretary those opposing briggs's are portraying the country. the u.k. from the european union during a media grilling. fears and confusion world powers highlight the threats of returning. struggled to find a solution to deal with r.t. here's the story of one former member return to russia. while i was lying in the hospital people came up to me and tried to convince me to become a suicide bomber. you're tuning in from around the world this hour welcome to moscow and to r.t. international my name is you know good of your company we begin with breaking news from the u.s. where there is an active shooter a high school in florida according to the courts local media are now saying one person has been killed. up to twenty people may have been wounded these are live pictures now a lot more than when we last went to this scene there has been a helicopter up police

national security agency's headquarters in maryland three people are reported to have been wounded it happened outside the agency's campus in fort meade president donald trump has been briefed on the incident. an international summit for iraq's reconstruction has ended with billions of dollars pledged to rebuild the country after the defeat of isis donors put up more than thirty six billion dollars mainly in loans and investment but the iraqi government says it needs up to one hundred billion sammy then has more from kuwait city. if you look at some of the numbers coming in they're adding up but they're still short of either about one hundred billion dollars that iraq's prime minister said would be the total price tag for total reconstruction of the country we have some of the biggest numbers coming in for example from the united kingdom saying it will be one billion dollars a year in the shape of the export loads over a period of ten years so theoretically over a period of ten years that would add up to ten billion dollars we've got also turkey committing itself also to five billions

"the baltimore sun" reports the fbi is investigating a shooting incident at the national security agencyan suv tried to drive through a security gate on the mard the fbi says it appears all the gunfire was ct an nsa police officer, a civilian fhe suv were hurt. the two passengers inside the suv were taken intother is no military ink reports tr parade could cost up to $30 million. it's not inclu budget request. mr. trump has asked the pentagon to look for plans celebrate the military. >>> "the new york times" says the approved the first blood test to measure for concussions. the test is expected to reduce the number of people ediation during c.t. scans. patients testing positive would still need a c.t. n counters. counters. the clothing company l.l. bean with activated charcoal. free of dyes. free of fragrances. when no scents makes sense. t felite autoglass we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids... ♪ music >> tech: ...every minute counts. that's why at safelite, we'll show you exactly when we'll be there. with a replacement you can trust. all done sir. >> grandpa: look

you're the director of the national security agency, you're the secretary of state. u walk in the situation room in the west wing the president, the vice president, the national security adviser, the national security agency says we're taking down some systems. the cia says we'll cooperate and the secretary of state says we'll take some heat from the russians because we're going on engage in covert action tft white house has to answer to that. this is complicated about what we do. the answer is no. >> and interestingly, 60% of respondents in our new cnn poll are not confident president trump is doing enough to prevent foreign influence in future elections. 60% also say congress isn't do enough either. >> yeah. a lot of governors are probably part of that 60%. they were at the white house talking about this in some ways. they feel like they feel their voting systems are quite vulnerable. you had congress move to get them some money to help them secure their data systems, their voting systems. that hasn't happened so there is a lot of frustration. one of the questions i

california. >>> three people are in custody after an suv tried to enter the campus of the national security agencyland. the suv hit a security barrier and officers opened fire. authorities say the driver of that suv is now in the hospital. nsa officer and civilian had injuries not considered life- threatening. but the fbi says no injury was caused by gunfire. it wasn't terrorism and one official told the "baltimore sun" the driver may have simply made a wrong turn. >>> today the president trump broke his silence condemning violence following the resignation of rob porter. last week, president trump defended him saying that he did a great job during his time at the white house. porter resigned last week after both his former wives claimed that he had verbally and physically abused them during their marriages. the white house said it only learned about the accusations last week but the fbi said the administration knew about the abuse claims months ago. >> i'm totally opposed to domestic violence of any kind. everyone knows that. and it almost wouldn't even have to be said. so now you hear it. but yo

three people in a vehicle tried to make an unauthorized entry onto the national security agency at fort meade, maryland, this morning. that incident left three people injured. all the gunfire was directed toward the vehicle and not the nsa building. a former republican presidential nominee, mitt romney, will announce tomorrow that he is running for the utah senate seat, held by retiring orrin hatch. that is according to the associated press, citing three people with direct knowledge of the plan. he moved to utah after losing the 2012 presidential election. a french court has acquitted a man charged with harboring islamist extremists. he has denied knowing the identity of the two men to whom he was renting. one of them was the suspected ringleader of the paris attacks. day,l news, 24 hours a powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome to "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang, live from the goldman sachs technology conference in the heart of san francisco, where silicon valley needs wall street every year. we've been

national security agency hates marlin believes several people injured according to the n.s.a. the suspected shooter has been detained also coming up on the program. enough sweet nothings of this uncertain approach. a few remaining says come from your own government i accept that this morning i'm not going to. dissuade. britain's foreign secretary say those opposing break our british trained and free those boris johnson defends the u.k.'s exit from the european union during a media grilling. on the dutch foreign minister quit revealing that he lied about a meeting with the russian president in two thousand and six a lot.

>>e fbi says shots fired outside the national security agency do not terror related. investigators say an officer fired at a vehicle a crh right security gate and on to the nsa campus at fortn were arrested. the driver was wounded. now, there's no word on his >>>a 78-year-old woman whoougast her west philadelphia on january 13th, the woman had her purse hood of attacker's car, he back up and she fell wanot seriously hurt. >> jumped. ridiculous, bad must have in hindsight. buever was mine, which is normal for anybody to purse wa cash. surprise for somedit cards but of the children at her church. ten tickets to the museum. southwest detectives say this is the thief and he likely cased esing his car for a quick get away. >> new tonight, weeek mill will return to court in april for a hearing on his latest pae rapper contend andphladelphia p reginald graham lied on the stand surrounding mill's 2007 arrest. the lawyers also say they have back up the claims. mill remains in prison for violating month, apple announc it will build a second doing whats in the u.s. it can to cat

. >>> plus, shooting investigation at the gates of the national security agency. >>> you might want 10 to joy the mild and dry weather because i'm tracking rain headed our way and then even some snow. i'll break down the timing of it all just ahead. >>> one man is wounded following a shooting just outside the gates of the national security agency in maryland. we've been watching this story since early this morning. authorities surrounded a man after a black suv ran into a barrier at the base. you can see bullet holes in the front window of the suv. you can see the air bags have been p/e deployed. they say the situation is under control and there is no security threat. president trump has been briefed on this situation. >>> let's head over to washington right now where the u.s. senate is back in session trying to reach a deal on immigration. take a live look at the senate floor. this is u.s. senator bob massachusetts nin des of new jersey. you may remember just had a hung jury in his federal corruption trial. yesterday, the debate started before the -- or rather ended before it started

nation approach to dealing with what is an assault on american democracy. >> reporter: while the fbi and department of homeland security say they are taking steps to shore up cyber defenses, the director of the national security agency, admiral mike rogers, was asked today whether the u.s. was doing enough to stop the russians. >> we're taking steps but probably not doing enough. >> why the hell not? >> you're asking a question that's so much bigger than me. >> reporter: so where is the president on all of this? fbi director christopher wray was asked earlier this month. >> has the president directed you and your agency to take specific actions to confront and blunt russian activities that are ongoing? >> we are taking a lot of specific efforts to blunt -- >> directed by the president? >> not specifically directed by the president. >> reporter: the white house pushed back today on any suggestion that they're not doing enough, saying president trump is, quote, looking at a number of different ways of making sure that russia doesn't meddle in our elections. meanwhile, the department of homeland security tells us they work to declassify information rapidly and can grant one-day security clearances to state officials wh

were some of loss the most vital national security agency encryption and decryption machines as well as the manuals that detailed operation and their repair. especially comment pictured here code radio, aven send and receive unit that handle both ship to shore and additional purification and whose complicated encryption system made it an extra ordinary prize. other communication machinery fell into north korean hands including eight receivers, one of the intelligence communities most reliable and most commonly used communications interceptors. the paper discussion was even less sufficient. 10 weighted eyes with a look classified papers but never tossed overboard and two or three naval mattress covers measuring six feet by three feet were also filled with classified papers and left in the sideline. the commander caldwell giving the north koreans a tour that large amount of unburned papers blocked the open steel door and inside it and mattress cover stop with what was classified publications left lying in plain view. over all the navy would later estimate only 10% of the material in th

"the baltimore sun" reports the fbi is investigating a shooting incident at the national security agency suv tried to drive through a security gate on the maryland campus yesterday morning. the fbi says it appears all the gunfire was directed at the vehicle. an nsa police officer, a civilian bystander, and the driver of the suv were hurt. the two passengers inside the suv were taken into custody. authorities say there is no apparent link to terrorism. >>> "usa today" reports tr president trump's military parade could cost up to $30 million. it's not included this year's budget request. mr. trump has asked the pentagon to look for plans to celebrate the military. >>> "the new york times" says the fda has approved the first blood test to measure for concussions. the test is expected to reduce the number of people exposed to radiation during c.t. scans. patients testing positive would still need a c.t. >>> still to come, bean counters. the clothing company l.l. bean is facing serious backlash for ditching its famous lifetime return policy. with activated charcoal. free of dyes. free of frag

we're following breaking news of a shooting outside the headquarters of the national security agency.law enforcement source says an suv apparently tried to ram a security gate this morning at a secure nsa entrance at fort meade, maryland, northeast of washington. >> and you can see the bullet holes in the vehicle's with windshield. three people were injured but no one was hurt by the gunfire. a suspect is in custody. >>> a top white house adviser tells cbs news the west wing is, quote, coming apart at seams in the fallout from staff secretary rob porter's resignation. fbi director christopher wray testified to congress yesterday that porter's security check was finished before allegations of domestic abuse forced porter to leave. white house officials had said the process was still ongoing. porter denies the allegations. >>> according to wray the fbi submitted a partial report last month and finished its background investigation in late july. wray said the bureau followed up on additional information in november after a request. the fbi closed porter's file last month. >> without pres

were in a vehicle that tried to make an unauthorized entry onto the maryland cap of the national security agency this morning. the incident led to gunfire and left three people injured. those hurt include the driver, and nsa police officer, and a civilian. believe there is no indication that this is anything more than an isolated incident. and we also have no reason to believe there is any connections to terrorism at this point. mark: the nsa has said that although there was gunfire, it does not appear anyone was shot. congressional investigators want to know more about the controversy over former white house staff secretary rob porter. trey gowdy tells cnn his panel is looking into the matter. ,ccording to people familiar the fbi gave the white house a report last summer that included allegations of domestic abuse against porter. he resigned under pressure last week. vice president pence offering john kelly a vote of confidence, saying the retired met -- the retired marine general has "done a wonderful job for president trump." the vice president said that he and the president look forward to c

. >>> shot were fired today at the gates of the national security agency in maryland.ppened when a black suv rammed into a barrier at the base in fort mead. nobody was hit by the gun fire but some people were hospitalized with other injuries. at least two people were taken into custody the the scene. and authorities were not releasing many details but that it's under control. ripped off over the pacific ocean. >> it felt like an explosion ain huge jolt of the plane and started to violently shake. >> and after 45 minutes of fear the plane made a safe emergency landing in honolulu. the airline vowed to refund all the passengers tickets and the faa is now investigating. >>> the federal government is facing new pressure to protect americans from tainted alcohol in mexico and followed multiple reports of people fainting or blocking out after drinking small amounts. they are surging more be done to help those that feel ill in the country. >>> today christians are observing the start of lent with ash wednesday and some people didn't have to go to church to receive their ashes

>> several bullets pierced the windshield of a black suv outside the headquarters of the national security agencylaw enforcement sources say tell cbs news the driver of the vehicle tried to drive through a security gate at an entrance to the campus wednesday morning located on the fort meade camp campus. sources tell cbs news shots were fired but no one was hit. three people in the vehicle were hurt in the crash which caused the air bags to deploy. several people were taken to the hospital. the nsa released a statement saying the situation is under control and there's no on-going security or safety threat. investigators from the fbi nsa and local police are all on the scene which is just beyond this parking lot which is also a staging area for the media. the incident is reminiscent of a deadly shooting in march 2015 when the nsa opened fire on another suv that tried to ram the gate. killing the driver and wounding the passenger. the white house says the president has been briefed on today's situation. weja chang for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> back here at home police are hoping you can help them

the he had had of the national security agency says russia's interference is on going and not going toe or stop. >>> the man accused of setting off bombs in new york city and on the jersey shore was sentenced to multiple life sentences today. rahimi wounded 30 people when one of his bombs exploded in manhattan in september of 2016. that blast came just hours after another 'em bomb exploded in seaside heights in ocean county bins minutes before a race began. >>> new at 11:00 we are getting our first look at the newest medical marijuana dispensary in our area. they held a ribbon cutting ceremony in sulersville. they talked about the importance of bringing medical marijuana to patients in pa. >> it's important to us because of the patients we have been talking to. the heart breaking stories, the parents, the moms who have autistic children would are inaudible. and this is going to be life changing for them. >> this is the first of three dispensaries the company plans to open in the state. >>> philadelphia's iconic love statue is back at its rightful home tonight. the city celebrated the s

. >>> the director of the national security agency says russian hackers continue to target america'sction system, but he's not been specifically ordered to take action. admiral mike rogers testified before the armed services committee yesterday. >> i've never been given any specific direction to take additional steps outside my thought, and i have taken the steps within my authority, you know, trying to be a good proactive commander. >> rogers says moscow has not stopped its cyber war on american elections because, quote, it has not paid the price. >>> white house communications director hope hicks told the house intelligence committee that she was advised not answer questions pertaining to russian election interference. hicks appeared for nine hours before the committee yesterday. as a close aide to the president, she's considered a key witness to events witnessed during the campaign. she did tell the committee that she had told white lies for the president. >>> and this morning three people are hospitalized in stable condition after a suspicious package was opened at a virginia mil

the black suv stopped at barrier after the shooting outside national security agency. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... and traffic... rebecca:dry and seasonable today, then warming back to near or above normal thursday through saturday while dry weather continues. a mainly dry cold front drops down on sunday and then ushers in some below normal temperatures for early next week while precip chances look unlikely. unlikely. chances look while precip early next week while precip chances look unlikely. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) our top story this morning... two people accused of killing a 19- year-old woman in livermore are expected in court today.( james ) investigators say daniel gross and melissa leonardo stabbed lizette cuesta a

this, as the director of the national security agency and cyber command, chief mike rogers told senatorscapitol hill that the president has not directed him to disrupt russia's election-hacking machine. here is an exchange he had with senator reed. >> essentially we have not taken on the russians yet. we're watching them intrude in our elections, spread misinformation, become more sophisticated, try to achieve strategic objectives, and we're just essentially sitting back and waiting. >> i don't know if i would characterize it as we're sitting back and waiting. but i will say it's probably -- again, i apologize. i don't want to get into classified here. it's probably fair to say that we have not opted to engage in some of the same behaviors that we are seeing. >> rogers also warned that russia has not paid a high enough price yet to change its behavior. nobody is better suited to address all of this than richard clark. he served as president george w. bush's point person on cyber security and is national coordinator for security and counterterrorism for both presidents bush and clinton. a

national security team have now testified before congress that donald trump has directed them to do exactly, wait for it, nothing, to counter cyber threats from russia. here was donald trump's head of the national security agency and u.s. cyber command, admiral mike rogers, on capitol hill today. >> it as i understand, you said that president trump has never ordered cyber com to take any action to defend or thwart russian attempts to meddle in the elections this fall. is that correct? >> i've never been given any specific direction to take additional steps outside of my authority. i have taken the steps within my authority, you know, trying to be a good proactive commander. because my view -- >> no one from the administration has asked you to take any additional steps? is that correct? >> i haven't been granted any, you know, additional authorities, capacity, capability. no, that's certainly true. >> rogers also testified that the white house's decision not to implement congressionally mandated sanctions against russia sends a signal to vladimir putin that the kremlin can continue to wage cyber war on the u.s. without retribution. >> my concern is, i believe that president putin has clearly come to the conclus

agreement on the part of the us spy chiefs, including the heads of the cia and fbi and the national security agencya attempted to meddle in the forthcoming mid—term elections here. it was said that it believes its effo rts it was said that it believes its efforts in 2016 as far as the presidential election were concerned we re presidential election were concerned were successful and it intends to adopt the same tactics, if you like, which includes cyber attacks and of course the posting of fake news reports on social media and so on. and, david, north korea and china we re and, david, north korea and china were considered threats too and we know this is an annual meeting of the intelligence chiefs will stop in the intelligence chiefs will stop in the past they focused on concerns around islamic state, terrorism. are these concerns now less of a threat to the united states than these other concerns they mentioned? well, there's no doubt that north korea is seen as an there's no doubt that north korea is seen as an existential as the threat, as dan coats the national intelligence director put it. the

one more one more minute before she has a right g h c q this is the british version of the national security agency does the same thing overwhelming evidence. that we have a database from carnegie mellon using the u.s. government's own data they've meddled in other elections eighty one times only up to two thousand not counting coups and regime changes and of course the famous how could we forget this picture time magazine russia the americans openly helped yeltsin in a rigged election keep our yanks to the rescue they were quite proud about their meddling back then they even made a movie spinning boris congratulating the ninety six million eighty six don't forget to vote face. you know well i think it's just. double standards you know but you know that it's interesting if you're right but they don't see it that way they can't see this far away from their face when it comes to issues like this well you know the problem is also with oh elite you know the response of rush and he is usually you are using oss in your internal struggle well for to tell you terry and i do it would you with global explora

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joining me on video link is the founder of the george mason university's national security agency get been vindicated and this should really be the end of the matter. is that everyone sees it?|j don't think so. i'll be honest with you, the memo doesn't tell us a whole lot new. a lot of what's in the memo was pretty much well—known prior to the memo coming out. the only really new fact in the areas that deputy director andy mccabe a p pa re ntly that deputy director andy mccabe apparently testified that but for the memo, they might not have looked into things. other mac, this was pretty well—known. into things. other mac, this was pretty well-known. doesn't muddy the waters, others that the intention in regards to the investigation about rushing collision? by only releasing the republican memo, and i was on the republican memo, and i was on the republican memo, and i was on the republican staff at the house committee a couple of years ago, u nfortu nately, committee a couple of years ago, unfortunately, they open themselves to criticism that it is a politically biased memo. even if you

or headline news stories a shooting incident be us national security agency headquarters in morrow and lead to several people injured in the suspected shooter has been detained also ahead. enough of your sweet nothings of this uncertain approach to correct it and get a few remaining says come from your own government i accept that this morning i'm not going to. persuade. britain's foreign secretary say those opposing break are betraying the country boris johnson defends the u.k.'s exit from the european union during a media grilling. fears and confusion world powers highlight the threat of returning islamic states but struggle to find and use.

. >>> the director of the national security agency is calling for stronger u.s. response to deter russia from interfering in the upcoming elections and spreading misinformation. mike rogers who also heads the u.s. cybercommand says he believes vladimir putin will continue to meddle because he hasn't been punished enough. and rogers says more could be done here in the u.s. >> are we strong enough and smart enough that we can keep them from doing this again? >> yes. >> the next question she asked me are we doing that right now? >> we're taking steps but we're probably not doing enough. >> okay. so she wants to know and i want to know why the hell not. >> rogers says president trump has not expanded the nsa's authority to take on russia's cyberoperations and rogers says no one from the administration has asked him to take additional steps. >>> an emotional day in parkland, florida, as classes resume at stoneman douglas high school. one survivor there says going back to school is like getting in a plane crash and being forced to get back on that same plane. officials

national security agency's headquarters in maryland three people are reported to have been wounded it happened outside the agency's campus in fort meade israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he'll continue to run the country despite police recommendations to charge him for corruption and bribery netanyahu is accused of accepting nearly three hundred thousand dollars in gifts from billionaire benefactors he's also suspected of backroom deals with the publisher of an israeli newspaper for favorable coverage those are the headlines we're back with more in half an hour right now it's time for the stream. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures of course there were . so many times where you call home i'll just bring you the news and current affairs that matter to. me ok if you're in the stream today is uganda the best place in the welsh to be a refugee i really could be glad as always we are live on you tube now if you're watching us please do join the conversation there and your comments might appear on the show. according to a whole series of glowing headl

where a shooting incident has unfolded outside the national security agency headquarters at fort meade several people have been taken to hospital according to this a statement but their injuries are not attributable to fire authorities say the incident is over control parties from your account bring just more. the shooting took place just outside the n.s.a. headquarters at one of its secure entry gates and according to a statement from the n.s.a. several people have been hospitalized and local reports say that a security guard was injured and then taken to the hospital immediately following the attack and we don't know the particulars regarding who was responsible but photos came out on social media showing a black van and a handcuffed man sitting on the ground and you can also see a bullet holes on the little windshield of the van and the f.b.i. has sent personnel to respond to the incident but the n.s.a. says that the incident is under control and local authorities have more that highway m d a thirty two is closed in both directions advising drivers to take alternate routes and expec

a shooting incident us national security agency headquarters in maryland several people injured this is suspected shooter. also ahead on the program. remains has come from government. to. persuade. those opposing are betraying the country. from the european union during a media grilling. here's. world powers highlight the. struggle he said solution to them here's the story of one former member returned to russia. while i was lying in the hospital people came up to me and tried to convince me to become a suicide bomber. one minute past eleven am in vancouver eight pm and ten at night here in moscow this wednesday february the fourteenth by names you know neal welcome to the program we begin our bulletin in the u.s. where a shooting incident unfolded. security agency headquarters at fort meade several people have been taken to hospital according to in an essay statement but either their injuries are not attributable to gun fire authorities say the incident is over under control with the details here. the shooting took place just outside the n.s.a. headquarters at one of its secure entr