in japan's lower house have passed a bill that would give government official sweeping powers to decide what constitutes a state secret the government already has controls in place on classified information the bill would give senior government officials the authority to define what are known as special secrets that would include information related to defence diplomacy counterintelligence and counterterrorism. servants found leaking or deliberately obtaining such information could be jailed for up to ten years. one lawmaker says about four hundred thousand pieces of information initially be classified as a special secret. the footage to a pickle to reno nevada on the speedo is securing the safety of the japanese people. we will explain its purpose to them all i know that some of them are concerned about the deal. we will work on to exist that can sense their debates in the upper house. a mobile phone will pursue pushed a few of them and to expect the bill is expected to pass the upper house before the current session of the dive wraps up next month it could go into effect next year. critics argue the bill will allow

japan's lower house have just passed a bill that would give government officials sweeping powers to decide what constitutes a state secret. the government already has controls in place on classified information. the bill would give senior officials authority to define what are known as special secrets that would include information related to information, diplomacy, counterintelligence, and counterterrorism. public servants found leaking or deliberately obtaining such information could be jailed up to ten years. they hope to pass the bill before the upper house before this session of the diet wraps up next month. >>> critics argue the bill will allow government officials to keep far more information from the public and they fear the provisions do not include enough oversight. nhk world tomoko kamata has more information. >> this bill is closely related to another bill the upper house is debating right now. prime minister shin doe abe is trying to coordinate foreign affairs and defense policies and this is called a japanese version of the u.s. national security council, but the americans have been reluctant to share sensi

in japan's lower house and passed a bill that would keep government official speaking of times to decide what constitutes a state secret local officials who were too deep to find one i was special secrets. the links and information related to defence diplomacy current intelligence and counterterrorism. bake seven found leaking all went to the party obtaining such information can be jailed for up to ten min's. the is expected to cost the opera house before the current session of the tie wraps up next month. the kid going to act next yet. a devoted to the renal unit on all of these you know it's securing the safety of the japanese people. we will explain its purpose to them will i know that some of them are concerned about the deal. we will work on to address that consents. three debates in the upper house a lot of trouble. it's a push to kill me. the midday heat the largest opposition conti democratic county of japan approves the bail. closing the pool yesterday. i'm very angry at peace decision these huge conti has ignored the voice of the people there hasn't been enough discussion of dc shoot with in this diet these d

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snowden revealed some details of how the five guys operate but even before intelligence officials made no secret of their quote unquote orwellian cooperation i met yesterday with our five guys colleagues and one of them. offered up the term that pop is become popular and his countries australia call it the efficiency dividend which is . the orwellian euphemism for cuts. for these intelligence services it looks like a give and take relationship a two way street or should i say a five way street in washington i'm going to check on our team which in our team and coming up later in the program japan is braced for the most dangerous operation of the crippled fukushima nuclear power plant since the twenty one meltdown or t.v. crews monitoring events there plus. we. i've come to do serious business to make concrete progress expresses optimism over the current round of nuclear talks with iran but that approach is not shared by everyone. wants to decide to be more serious that is they have to start lifting the genocidal sanctions those sanctions are killing ordinary ukrainians. the cost of maintaining on

snowden revealed some details of how the five guys operate but even before intelligence officials made no secret of their quote unquote orwellian cooperation i met yesterday with our five guys colleagues and one of them. offered up the term of papias become popular and his current results go to efficiency dividend which is. the orwellian euphemism for cuts. for these intelligence services it looks like a give and take relationship a two way street or should i say a five way street in washington i'm going to check on our team. meanwhile germany has told the u.k. that using its embassy as a spy post is illegal under international law britain's ambassador has been called in by the german foreign minister after the surveillance center was revealed in an edward snowden leak but what do the german people think about their government being spied on by an ally peter oliver has been finding out. the fallout from the revelations that britain may have had a spy nest on the roof of its embassy in berlin it being felt right across germany here in rural northern bavaria the local newspaper carries the headlin

still that revealed some details of how the five ice operate but even before intelligence officials made no secret of the year when quote orwellian cooperation summit yesterday with our five was colleagues and of one of them and what for to determine to as pop has become popular and in his country's all strewn across the efficiency dividend which is this you said in an orwellian euphemism for cuts today's intelligence service if it looks like the give and take relationship. a two way street. or should i say five points. in washington. i'm betting second part commanded light to the program japan's bryce who was dangerous operation of the crippled he has custody since the twenty eleven mailed them to the multi crew that was the demands of real estate plus. we have come here to do serious business to the concrete progress a view expressed his optimism of the current round of the potato to the front but that approach isn't shared by everyone. the un was the site the more serious that is we have to stop and look into genocidal sanctions bill cent of all i kidding going to be canadians. next though the

still have revealed some details of how the five ice operate but even before intelligence officials made no secret of the year when quote orwellian cooperation summit yesterday with our five was colleagues and one of them and what for to determine do is pop has become popular and in his country's all strewn across the efficiency dividend which is his use of it the orwellian euphemism for cuts. these intelligence service if it looks like beginning a relationship a two way street. or should i say five points. in washington. i'm banning second part. which are to come until after moscow way here in the program. japan is braced for the most dangerous operation of the crippled the push of a nuclear powered plane since the twenty eleven meltdown at rt truth is monitoring events their spots a round of nuclear talks opens between iran and world powers we ask whether either side is ready to make the concessions needed to break the standoff the cost of maintaining one of the planet's most notorious jails guantanamo bay. what gets five billion dollars next year. rgs girl went to the camp to find out what exac

snowden revealed some details of how the five guys operate but even before intelligence officials made no secret of their quote unquote orwellian cooperation i met yesterday with our five guys colleagues and one of them. offered up the term that pop is become popular and his current results grow the efficiency dividend which is. the orwellian euphemism for cuts. for these intelligence services it looks like a give and take relationship a two way street or should i say a five way street in washington i'm going to check on our team. well powers are about to launch a new round of negotiations with iran on the country's controversial nuclear program washing. and says it's hoping for a breakthrough for an iranian analysts say they know exactly where to start and. they have to start looking genocidal sanctions those sanctions are killing ordinary really and diabetics cancer patients. the call for the west to make humanitarian concessions if they want anything concrete to come out of the negotiations which are due to begin in geneva we've got more on this just ahead and against the backdrop of renewed

snowden revealed some details of how the five guys operate but even before intelligence officials made no secret of their quote unquote orwellian cooperation i met yesterday with our five guys colleagues and one of them. offered up the term that has become popular and his country called the efficiency dividend which is. the orwellian euphemism for cuts. for these intelligence services it looks like a give and take relationship a two way street. of five ways. in washington. are to. upper hand we report from guantanamo bay on how guards are kept compliant and prisoners. plus we hear from a former detainee who spent years of the facility describing to us. it was practically custom made. for that the olympic torch is on its way to space having now blasted off the baikonur cosmodrome in andrus was there as it set off. we have a nervous crew on board we have at macau today who's the only cosmonaut on board we have rick mastracchio from nasa and we have coochie we're cata who is from the japanese aerospace exploration program that will then say you can hear that the noise the engines have been ignited

which meets brought the us government with massive disclosures of diplomatic cables and other secrets. officials say the group's founder jillian s on his on unlikely to ever face charges. according to the washington post justice department officials reiterated that if the decision has not been made but they said that there is little possibility of bringing a case against the suns unless he is charged in criminal activity and the ongoing releasing on line top secret military documents but former justice department spokesman matthew miller told the washington post that there's another issue. he said the problem the department has only had in investigating jillian s on his. there is no way to prosecute him for publishing information without the same theory being applied to journalists. and if your not going to prosecute journalists for publishing classified information which the department is not. and there is no way to prosecute asides. but don't expect to lead the suns to walk out of the ecuadorian embassy in london anytime soon. he makes is skeptical about this latest report. in a statement the

secrets. the group includes toesh hide maskawa and hideki shirakawa. the bill would let senior government officialsefine so-called special secrets. they include information about defense, diplomacy, countersbrejs, and counterterrorism. public servants who leak such information would face a maximum prison term of ten years. the lower house passed the bill on thursday. forcing the bill through the diet, despite widespread public opposition. the group says that reminds them of how the pre-war government destroyed freedom of thought and freedom of the press and forced the country into war. the bill isn't clear about what kind of secrets would be protected and when they would be declassified. he warns that the proposed law could undermine research activities and says academics might think their work could be classified as state secrets. >>> japanese investigators have arrested three people on suspicion of exporting fish to north korea illegally. the government has banned all exports to north korea since june 2009 after the country carried out a nuclear test. police and the japan coast guard say three pe

legally to latino information from second rate targets and he's ready elected officials and being ever destroyed the secret files that people elected official i'll be having kids were our you know katherine climbed in early two thousand in two thousand and expose the united states by and. under the united nations members what did you see what kind of reaction do you see nothing because you for me give me and i was faced how are not only at this time of use economical situation your business dealings or military feelings were also equalled by the united states government with the power to blackmail and that is something. that people should not underestimate how so for final thirty seconds thought if you had of the senate intelligence committee dianne feinstein sugru snowden or a true whistle blower he would have come to our same private wishful thinking. absolutely be had already. was all laura who had gone through those channels and why i had channels and also including the united states congress various investigative fire you ran and operated or up criminal government and we have not had is. in the united

snowden revealed some details of how the five guys operate but even before intelligence officials made no secret of their quote unquote orwellian cooperation i met yesterday with our five guys colleagues and one of them. offered up the term that pop is become popular and his country called the efficiency dividend which is. the orwellian euphemism for cuts. for these intelligence services it looks like a give and take relationship a two way street or should i say five ways in washington i'm going to check out our team. and up ahead we'll report from guantanamo bay on how guards are kept compliant and prisoners docile plus we hear from a former detainee who spent years the facility describing to us torture so intricate it was practically custom made. and to japan now the country is bracing itself for the most dangerous operation at the fukushima nuclear plant since it was crippled by a quake and tsunami in march twenty seventh the company a running the facility plans to move radioactive fuel rods to safe storage are just joining us now live from japan or actually hi there well tell us why is this

snowden revealed some details of how the five guys operate but even before intelligence officials made no secret of their quote unquote orwellian cooperation i met yesterday with our five guys colleagues and one of them. offered up the term that pop is become popular and his countries australia call it the efficiency dividend which is . the orwellian euphemism for cuts. for these intelligence services it looks like a give and take relationship a two way street or should i say a five way street in washington i'm going to a second party. now most x. per to grieve intelligence bosses are unlikely to find themselves in hot water on like the journalists who are. documents let's not take a look at adverts the british government has made to plug the leaks well back in july the offices of the guardian newspaper which had some of the files were raided by agents and hard drives were destroyed and months later david miranda partner a former guardian journalist glenn greenwald was detained for nine hours at heathrow airport he was in transit between berlin and after meeting a filmmaker who was involved in b

snowden revealed some details of how the five guys operate but even before intelligence officials made no secret of their quote unquote orwellian cooperation i met yesterday with our five guys colleagues and one of them. offered up the term that pop is become popular and his current results go to the efficiency dividend which is. your willian euphemism for cuts. for these intelligence services it looks like a give and take relationship a two way street or should i say a five way street in washington i'm going to check on r t. what you are going to live from moscow later in the program japan is braced for the most dangerous operation of the crippled fukushima nuclear power play. since the twenty levin meltdown and our t.v. crew is monitoring events there plus. a new round of nuclear talks opens between iran and world powers we ask whether either side is ready to make the concessions needed to break the standoff. now the cost of maintaining one of the planet's most notorious jails guantanamo bay will hit five billion dollars next year our g.'s crew went to the camp to find out what exactly america

snowden revealed some details of how the five guys operate but even before intelligence officials made no secret of their quote unquote orwellian cooperation i met yesterday with our five guys colleagues and one of them. offered up the term that part has become popular and his countries are code efficiency dividend which is. the orwellian euphemism for cuts. for these intelligence services it looks like a give and take relationship a two way street or should i say a five way street in washington i'm going to check on r t. well as promised let's go live now to london talk to sarah first she's been following that historic public testimony by the you can tell it's a cheese for us either sara so the british public restaurant easier is everything but explain. well in that hour and a half session we certainly had some interesting questions put to the three chiefs of the spy agencies here in the u.k. as to the own says i'm not sure that everyone's going to be fully satisfied now i'm going to take because those you know wide range of issues discussed they will take you to the juicy bits if you like beca

wiki leaks rocked the us government with massive disclosures of diplomatic cables and other secrets officials say the group's founder julian assange is unlikely to ever face charges according to the washington post justice department officials reiterated that a formal decision has not been made but they say that there is very little possibility of bringing a case against a songe unless of course he is charged in criminal activity beyond releasing online top secret military documents but former justice department spokesman matthew miller told the washington post that there is another issue he said quote the problem the department has always had in investigating julian a songe is that there is no way to prosecute him for publishing information without the same theory being applied to journalists and if you are not going to prosecute journalists for publishing classified information which the department is not then there is no way to prosecute a songe but don't expect julian a songe to walk out of the ecuadorian embassy in london any time soon we can leaks is skeptical about this latest report i

two years in the making. >> mike rogers just told me a little while ago, he was not officially informed of these secrethair dianne feinstein wasn't informed, either. they're upset about that. there's a lighter side to thinks talks as well. tell you us. about that. >> reporter: you always wonder what fuels these talks, as they go into the early morning hours. we know that pizza was one of those fuels. u.s. and iranian negotiators bringing in pizza in the final hours when they were trying to get this deal finalized. we also know that secretary kerry shared his chocolates with the negotiating team. it's interesting, wolf, on saturday we got a note from the press pool say that secretary kerry went out to buy chocolates for his wife, so i have to wonder if he raided his chocolate supply to help get this deal through. pizza and chocolate, who knew. jim, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, he's been mysteriously detailed for more than a month. now his wife and son are more worried than ever. they're standing by to tell us what they know about his fate. >>> nearly a year after the massacre at the sandy hook

but terrible secret talks, top officials at the whitehouse, assistant to joe biden, vice president, top official at the state department, largely laying out the framework to what was agreed upon in geneva last night we should point out the same officials say president obama will be calling prime minister netanyahu to hash all of this out today. richelle? >> it's going to be quite a conversation >> reporter: they all are. >> all right, mike viqueira live at the whitehouse. mike, thank you so much? >> all right. >> and action was, the spiritual leader they have responded positively to the deal. grunted powers have recognized iran's nuclear rights the islamic republic of iran enjoys this right and this right has been granted to all of the signatories. >> some iranians, however, say they had hoped for greater sanction relief. al jazeera zohira lenny. >> most iranians are unhappy about this deal in terms of what we are getting, sanctions reef leave is limited. it's just the first step they will offer somewhere around $7,000,000,000 in frozen iranian assets. they have around $100,000,000,000

least five secret talks that was at a talk in march that happened in oman and then there were other talks that happens after the honey was elected but before these discussions happens and officials and then pretty secretive about where the talks exactly happens and that's in part because they wanted people to preserve these locations for future secret talks and tours were called to be held in the middle east the nation over mom and elsewhere with that he ate like circle of people in the nile from the us side the top two officials were deputy secretary of state bill burns a and buckekeket official named jake sullivan who use to be at the state department and currently actually serves as vice president by his top national security official at bill burns is someone who has worked on the iraq issue for several years. jake's olive and is someone who is very widely respected at the white house the state department and that in the tube and they really forged his spring strong relations with iranian officials at both before the election and after the election. their approach men between tehran and washington had been building for some time in potential tax which infuriated close us ally

for kennedy to fly in and at the very last minute as the plane was landing, they turn to secret service officials said we going to do about this, my editor wants to know. and the guy says i have to check downtown and he says that it's clear that the subject of a novel which meant that he was an easy and clear target just for the record to get this off the table and i do not believe that there is a conspiracy theory and this is part of it. and that's a good point. so if the rain continues, it makes it much harder for the assassin and so they break the bubble and they had in real life slow down and they couldn't figure out what had been going on. and kennedy survives. and so what are the consequences of the most obvious one is we go to history. and an enormous amount of goodwill comes pouring out because it takes a really twisted person to want the president of the united states killed him and the matter what the politics are, i think. so there is that. there is something else more significant. the first consequence is the political death of vice president lyndon johnson. why is that? because, we h

wiki leaks rocked the us government with massive disclosures of diplomatic cables and other secrets officials say the group's founder julian assange is unlikely to ever face charges according to the washington post justice department officials reiterated that a formal decision has not been made but they said there is little possibility of bringing a case against a son unless he is charged in criminal activity beyond really releasing online top secret military documents but a former justice department spokesman matthew miller told the washington post that there's another issue he said the problem the department has always had in investigating julian a songes there is no way to prosecute him for publishing information without the same theory being applied to journalists and if you are not going to prosecute journalists for publishing classified information which the department is not then there is no way to prosecute a songe but don't expect julian assange to walk out of the ecuadorian embassy in london any time soon wiki leaks is skeptical about this latest report in a statement the organizati

secret service officials accused of engaging in official misconduct and other offenses.time indy car champ, retiring from racing. that is big news saying he is no longer able to conpete due to injuries in the whouston grand prix next month. he will be missed at the track. >>> also, president obama now taking the blame yesterday for the botched obama care roll out saying he will allow some plans to continue for a year while the government irons out the problem. but there are questions whether the president has the authority to make that promise. james, so what is the legal basis. is the president citing which one for these kinds of fixes can he do it? >> good afternoon. the president spoke for nearly an hour but he never cited there in a statute or theory. it was relegated to a white house fact sheet which contained these clauses. hhs is using it's administrative authority and consider the impact of this policy in assessiassess ing whether to extend it beyond 2014 and it means it will know longer be implementation of the law. that is where the obama administration came cl

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officials revealed the details of a secret cia program they claim the agency bribed and recruited some al qaeda members held in guantanamo bay during the presidency of george w. bush the double agents were then allegedly set free and allowed to reinfiltrate the ranks of terrorists let's now bring in former pentagon security analyst michael maloof live from washington d.c. mr miller welcome to wait to talk to you again as always how's your you're going in and out all the time can you hear me now i can hear you know ok from time voiced before i was going in and i'll try to do my best now how sensitive revelations will they be damaging to national security they're not here you. are right unfortunately our guest is not able to hear us are right now mr miller thank you very much will try to bring you later and coming up but harrowing details of the latest allegations of rebel atrocities in syria and plenty more after a very short break. early in the in the iraq and afghanistan war it was much easier to use a weapon and you always work with a ground crew. following a convoy came under attack

officials hold secret meetings with iran well before a deal was struck with the world? one report says yes. i will talk to one reporter who broke that story. ♪ ♪ you get your coffee here. you get your hair cut here. you find that certain thing you were looking for here, but actually you get so much more. when you shop at these small local businesses, you support all the things that make your community great. the money you spend here, stays here. in this place you call your neighborhood. small business saturday is november 30th. get out and shop small. >>> my greatest concern is seeing follow through here. again, this administration is big on announcements, very short on substance. we see that time and time again. the american people are saying that right now all across our country. so my effort, the effort we've put forth in our office is to hold their feet to the fire, to make sure they actually do the things that are part of the u.n. security council agreements. >> that was republican senator bob corker, ranking member on the foreign relations committee, in a new inte

purdue university, and they are carrying out practice exercises. 800 officials, regulators and homeland security experts gathered in secret to practice fending off a hybrid attack. >> you have a small power company, transformer station. cut powerlines, knock a couple of tours down. at the same time you'd attack the technology, the command and control systems, to blind the companies as to what is going on. >> psycho -- cyber attacks can be crippling and expensive. an attack by north korea on see re cost $$8 million. >> cyber security experts say one attack could darken north america and knock this out of commission. that happened in 2003 when a small power outage spread across a canadian province and eight u.s. states, affecting 55 million people. a repeat could bring a series of cascading power failures and cyber security experts say widespread panic. >> the department of homeland security found more than 100 cyber attacks against critical infrastructure during 2013. >> the mother of a firefighter killed is suing the stake, seeking $36 million, for the death of her 21-year-old second grant. marcia mckee says the firefight

we had all of these strange secret markings that proceed live rated, right, and the agencies were just marking things for official use only, secret but unclassified, and so the obama administration put together a process to try to rein that in and have some rationale for information that is not classified, but is controlled by unclassified. and so an inventory took place. i might recommend something along those lines for these positions f. we really want to get a handle on legitimate designations, then tell us what those are. i mean, i'm a little confused like you. like, if there's not a security clearance, then what are the legitimate designations for national security? tell us agencies, and then base a rule upon that designation. >> you're saying tell us what the metrics are for determining the position. >> yes, absolutely, and which positions you're using now and have a really good thorough look at whether or not those can be streamlined into very, very narrow, very specific, concrete categories so that the agencies don't have wiggle room. then you need to have some oversight over that process. o.p.m. has not

. >> people who want to smoke will get the secrets somewhere. >> city officials say the shift from nicotine is under way. since 2002 teen smoking decreased from 19 to 8%. the tobacco law goes in effect next may. michael bloomberg hopes in a generation or two the law will ensure that smoking is no longer the number one cause of preventible death among new yorkers. >> next - 150 years later the gettysburg - what it did then, and what it means now. plus - the return of rickie incognito facing accusations of bullying. the player hoping to rejoin the team - that story ahead in sport. . >>> 150 years ago today president lincoln delivered the gettysburg address. president obama paid tribute to the speech with a reflective note on the white house website. he says he walks to lincoln's office late at night to look at the original copy. lisa stark reports from gettysburg pennsylvania where others paid tribute to the speech that resonates today. ♪ glory glory hallelujah >> it was a day to remember the past. at a cemetery where thousands of troops are buried lincoln's words rang out. >> a new nation...

officials said today the secret passage was recently completed.was equipped with electricity, ventilation and even a rail system. agents seized eight tons of marijuana and 325 pounds of cocaine and arrested three people. senate republicans today blocked action on two key presidential nominees. democratic congressman melvin watt of north carolina is the president's choice to run the federal housing finance agency, overseeing mortgage giants fannie mae and freddie mac. patricia millett has been nominated for the federal appeals court in washington d.c. the action left both nominees short of the 60 votes needed for confirmation. wall street had a down day. the dow jones industrial average lost 73 points to close at 15,545. the nasdaq fell nearly 11 points to close at 3,919. and in boston, red sox fans are pointing toward a saturday parade to celebrate their latest world series win. the sox beat the st. louis cardinals last night, to take the title in six games. jeffrey brown will have more on the red sox's victory later in the program. also ahead on

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once again distracting the entire world from the one country that does have a secretive nuclear program and has never officially admitted to its existence yes you guessed it israel and while netanyahu ensures that we don't give peace a chance let's move on to my home state of california a state that has taken on the n.d.a. most notably section two hundred twenty one of the bill that allows for the indefinite detention of anyone without charges or trial and remember the government can simply cite national security reasons for walking you want to sell and throwing away the key but thankfully governor jerry brown in the california legislature are doing something that protect california citizens brown just signed a bill affectively blocking state cooperation with the federal government's attempts to indefinitely detain californians so cudos to at least one functioning government body that seems to remotely care about its citizenry i just hope the congressional clowns on capitol hill wrap up their dog and pony show before i run out of material.

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diplomatic scandal blew up in the faces of european officials this week after a british newspaper reported the u.k.'s operating a secret listening station. to spy on. the equipment housed on the u.k. embassy roof is believed to be able to intercept. communications across. german officials are investigating the claims they already have their hands full with the reports of the. by american intelligence european parliament member paul murphy admits they will be a diplomatic fallout at the end of the day nothing will happen. germany and britain are both in the european union together they are meant to be part of a common political project and so it's more difficult for them to express the open and tiger doesn't that doesn't exist it does but at the same time i think it's going to have consequences so it will deepen the divide between the. britain as represented by the government and within germany. there really is kind of storage and difference there with britain more representing an atlanticist view of the european union obviously being part of the so-called five i guess together with the u.s. you know u.s. led was counte