>> i look at peter king's condemnation as an enormous badge of honor.f you look at what they were saying about daniel baldner in 1971, which was actually noble reporting, they were actually threatening the "new york times" with prosecution, they em panelled a grand jury to consider abolishing them. they're suggesting what we're doing is criminal as well. i think that's just part of what journalism is, if you want to serve to those who yield power, those who yield power won't like what you're doing so much. i see that as a vindication that what i'm doing is the right thing. >> let me play the now infamous clip of david gregory talking to you last year on "meet the press." >> why shouldn't you, mr. greenwald, be charged with a crime? >> i think it's pretty extraordinary that anyone who would call themselves a journalist would publicly muse as to whether or not other journal lists would call themselves a felonist. >> i wonder if you think the pulitzer board was sending a message with this public service award to people who may actually wonder why you weren

let's bring in now republican congressman peter king of new york, a member of the house homeland securityommittee. he also works in counterterrorism. congre congressman king, welcome. i asked you to come back because i want to ask you about lessons learned at this point. you were pretty outraged when i first spoke to you after this happened a month ago that the malaysian government didn't allow the fbi to come in immediately and have actress to the pil-- access to the pilot's simulator and all of the other details regarding the disappearance of this jet. >> yeah, i was outraged at the time and continue to be. the fact is that from day one and even before the flight took off, the malaysian government has failed to do its job. the reality is that allowing people as you find out now to randomly go on the plane with stolen passports, without checking with interpol, allowing the inspection to go ahead for four days before they told everyone that the plane had actually rerouted and gone in a different direction, we wasted three or four days going northeast rather than southwest. this is -- and

, the program, every generated a single lead but you'd never know that listening to congressman peter king. >> reality is, the trick is going to come from the muslim community. 99% of whatever you want to use, muslims are good americans. the fact is the threat comes from the muslim community and good detective work knows who is in that community. >> in case peter king is is not paying attention, muslim communities the same community that the nypd has been spying on helped prevent 2 out of 5 al qaeda plots in 2011. the most significant threats to city's state in the last decade he was a muslim street vendor names ali wahasi. joins please for capital reporter, ozzy pabarar. for people listening to the likes of peter king, it's surprising that we would be dismantling this program. given generally where we are, in terms of muslim communities and suspicions that americans quote/unquote, harbor about them. >> right. in new york city, there's been only one mayor, one police commissioner and one chairman of the safety committee since 1992, when new york was forced to take a leading role in how loc

if this attack was carried out, it was definitely the right thing. >> peter king, house homeland security let's take a deeper look, national security analyst peter bergen. you have no doubt that the release of the video today, first seen here in "the situation room" and this drone strike by the u.s. while cooperating with yemeni forces on the ground that there was a connection? >> every yemeni official i've spoken with, wolf, in the past three days say there was a direct correlation because the yem yemeni and u.s. governments who have vigorously gone after al qaeda in the araiarabian penins. basically thumbing their nose at the u.s. and yemenis. because of that the yemenis and u.s. have to strike hard and fast and make a point this will not be tolerated. the fact is, we don't yet know how-valued targets in the organization has been killed and the real work is going to be determining through dna testing whether or not they were able too get this core leadership in this organization. >> if there was a high-valued target, master bomb maker, someone along those lines, peter, i assume al qaeda

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but also preventing another 11 million from coming over the next 10 or 15 years. >> congressman peter kingthe chairman of the counterterrorism and some intelligence committee. coming up, we will hear from eric garcetti on racially charged comments allegedly made by the owner of the l.a. clippers. today,ff on wall street internet and smaller companies spreading to the market for a second day. dow industrials up infraction. -- a fraction. ♪ >> welcome back to the second half-hour of "bottom line." we turn our focus now to donald sterling, the owner of the los angeles clippers. adamsville versus the league is in the midst of a full investigation of racist remarks allegedly made by sterling. garcetti has condemned those remarks, and has urged the nba to act swiftly. he joins my colleagues erik schatzker and jon erlichman. >> thank you very much. we are here with the mayor of the city of los angeles. thank you for being with us. mark made it very clear where we need to begin the conversation, the scandal that has enveloped the l.a. clippers. and has thus far left a stain on your city. you have

you see peter king on your screen. he'll be joining us next hour with his take on what has tran expired in front of the house committee who's now speaking with mike morrell. back to that point which was the frustration of not having caught the men who killed americans on the ground in benghazi on september 11, 2012. director morell said this, he doesn't know the motivation of these terrorists. a degreeman said that he feels more time should be spent on find being the bad guys here and less time looking backwards. peter, your thoughts, why, haven't we found these individuals and are we prioritizing wrong in the focus of the time, for example, today on what transpired in the past and the fact we haven't caught anyone now? >> jenna, i might be wrong but my understanding is there are a number of mugshots on the fbi's website for information leading to the capture of certain individuals. we've seen reporting in the press including on this station, talking about individuals who have been implicated in these attacks and they'

congressman peter king said: >> a series of leaders called edward snowden a traitor. you mentioned in your piece, i believe, how barack obama referred to the people who helped edward snowden as accomplices. what do you think the reaction washington. >> you could anticipate this rehabilitation. i mean, there's no decision the board could make that was not going to elicit a reaction. if they didn't give the prize it will be a pull back from the journalistic community. if they did, there would be a blow back from edward snowden's critics, especially those in american government, and those on the right. also obama has said that we don't know yet the full ramifications of edward snowden's leaks. at the same time obama has gone ahead and proposed revisions to the n.s.a. surveillance practices. that was seep as a vind -- seen as a vindication of edward snowden's efforts, and this is seen as another vindication of his efforts. i wouldn't be surprised if we see more from peter king, dick cheney who called edward snowden ahead. >> on the journalistic side, you do a great job of

and, brooke, i want to bring in congressman peter king right now. congressman. >> thank you carol. thank you very much. >> thank you for being with us. have investigators totally ruled out domestic terrorism in this case? do you know? >> terrorism has not been ruled out. right now there are no indications of terrorism. but i can tell you that all avenues are being explored. and until it's officially ruled out, it's still technically possible. but i have to say right now there are no indicators of terrorism right now. it's probably still too early to rule it out entirely. right now looks as though it's not going to be terrorism. >> it was interesting that we, and i'm generalizing, tend to jump to terrorism when it probably, most likely, was mental illness that prompted this attack. specialist lopez was being evaluated for ptsd. suffering from depression. and anxiety. he was taking anti-depressants. should we be paying more attention to mental illness when it comes to these attacks? >> there's two issues. one, we should still be very concerned about t

new york republican congressman peter king is a member of the homeland security committee. he was in boston today and joins us live. good to see you again. he's getting push back suggesting this terror act on u.s. soil. three people are dead and several others are maimed forever. it's important in boston. your thoughts. >> yeah. each president has his own way of observing these moments but to me, for jay carney to say this only had an impact in boston, what was so unique about this tragedy the whole country respond. boston symbolized the country. the fight back from boston is what americans support. the whole country suffered. the whole country was part of boston strong come back. jay carney was very wrong here and in putting it that way and, you know, the president may want to observe these things privately but the country wants to share in this moment. certainly other presidents i think would have been more public. not public in a political sense but public in a sense of making all the people part of showing their respect and honor for the people of boston for all of what

not everyone was happy about the awards, by the way, with peter king calling it a disgrace. >>> slow vehicles ahead. slow vehicles ahead. >> so that's the sound that drivers in missouri will hear if they're driving too fast in a construction zone. the state department of transportation is going to begin using military grade sound cannons to penetrate the windshields of cars and warn motorists they're going too fast. these devices can hit 153 decibels which equates to hearing a firework from three feet away. >>> time to get down to business. with cnbc's sima modi. good morning. >> reporter: the social security administration is halting a program underwhich thousands of people had their tax refunds seized to pay off old debts. they have complained they have been forced to give back money that was sometimes paid to the parents when they were children. google updates terms of service for gmail telling users their e-mails are being automatically scanned to create targeted ads. users say the practice violates their privacy. google says they can send them as part of the e-mail delivery proc

joining us again homeland security committee member peter king.'re hearing this soldier-on-soldier thing. that's essentially as many of my viewers have been pointing out during the break. that's what hasan was. that's soldier-on-soldier. i don't think we should read anything into this at all. >> before they were saying it was not terrorism. i don't see how you can say it is not terrorism it could be terrorism it could say matrimonial dispute. gambling debt. two guys didn't get along. >> or it could be terrorism. >> or definitely could be terrorism. yes. >> what's baffling to me and maybe it isn't to you. but 14 injured. that's a lot of people to jury for one person unless you have an incredible amount of fire power. >> if they have all been wounded by bullets, yes that is a lot. to me would indicate an automatic weapon. get testimony that shots off. and to wound that many people. because, 14 injured, 14 wounded, must be a lot more than 14 bullets that have been fired you would think. so that sounds like an automatic weapon. >> so -- how safe in ge

snowden called it a vindication, but many more were outraged including congressman peter king who called the decision a disgrace. >>> after five grueling days, cross-examination of oscar pistorius was now over. earlier today prosecutors questioned his version of the night his girlfriend reeva steenkamp was shot and his reaction upon sgofring that he fatally wounded her on the bathroom floor. >> that must have been an unbelievable shock. >> that's correct. >> you and you never screamed and shouted out? >> that's correct. >> mr. pistorius, i would have expected you toand shouted out? >> that's correct. >> mr. pistorius, i would have expected you tond shouted out? >> that's correct. >> mr. pistorius, i would have expected you tod shouted out? >> that's correct. >> mr. pistorius, i would have expected you tond shouted out? >> that's correct. >> mr. pistorius, i would have expected you toand shouted out? >> that's correct. >> mr. pistorius, i would have expected you to and shouted out? >> that's correct. >> mr. pistorius, i would have expected you toou and you neverd shouted out? >> that's co

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. >> peter king at golden gate university says entrapment defense rarely works. >> mun saying the devil made me do it. have you to show you would not have been inclined to commit the crime had it not been for the government conduct. that is impossible for dedefendants so show. >> yee due back in court april 8th. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> and there is more head >> rain in the bay area usually means snow i the sierra. >> taking a look at live doppler >> taking a look at live doppler 7 hd. ♪ well i love a rainy night.♪ ♪ i love a rainy night ♪ i love to hear the thunder, watch the lightning ♪ ♪ when it lights up the sky. ♪ ♪ you know it makes me feel good. ♪ ♪ 'cause i love a rainy night.♪ yoplait with flavors the whole family will love. it is so good for a night in. >>> tension among baseball fans once again turned violent. in southern california three marines were stabbed yesterday trying to break up a fight between dodger and angels fans three years ago on opening day that giants fan brian stow was beaten. it's like i got kicked in the stomach. that left an impact on tim flankery

. >> peter king at golden gate university says entrapment defense rarely works. >> mun saying the devil made me do it. have you to show you would not have been inclined to commit the crime had it not been for the government conduct. that is impossible for dedefendants so show. >> yee due back in court april 8th. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> and there is >> rain in the bay area usually means snow in the sierra. >> taking a look at live doppler 7 hd. spencer to dinner. to get them to sit down almost impossible that's why we have... kfc dip'ems! a kfc dip'ems bucket, 20 extra crispy tenders. 6 awesome sauces. i mean he's sitting still, this is kind of miraculous. ♪ be... better... than... slice... after... slice... of... america's... best... sharp... cheddar? nothing. tillamook sharp cheddar, tastes better because it's made better. >>> tension among baseball fans once again turned violent. in southern california three marines were stabbed yesterday trying to break up a fight between dodger and angels fans three years ago on opening day that giants fan brian stow was beaten. it's like i

i would say peter king comes across as a middle class republican. there is a few there. >> there are a few. but will they do that if and when they run for president? that's the key. thank you, jonathan capehart, and thank you, michael tomasky. it was a great week to have you on. it wasn't good for the working people. it's been good for the people trying to torque the system the other way. >>> coming up, look who is searching for single women, i mean this politically. the democratic party. it's doing everything it can to find them, because when single women vote, you got it, the dems win. >>> also, the conservative clown car is careening off the highway. one tea party this week attended a cockfighting event. plus, it's possible no community has had more "hardball" sideshow appearances than the great david letterman. tonight a look back at some of dave's best political moments as he has announced his retirement. >>> finally, let me finish tonight with the fact that the republican party was the party of abraham lincoln, right through and up to until th

. >> legal expert peter king spoke on kpix5 sunday morning and he's also a former public defender who knows a lot about the criminal history of shrimp boy chow. >> well we always had sort of a suspicion that shrimp boy actually may have been in bed with the federal authorities in some way. >> because shrimp boy walked free and was given a visa to stay in the u.s. despite violent criminal convictions. kevin baker is a retired fbi agent. >> the governments in the process right now of trying to accumulate all of the evidence and provide it to the defense. >> the indictment handed down friday alleges public corruption and gun running charges, including evidence from an undercover fbi agent. it says as recently as march 11 the defendants met to discuss purchasing weapons from the philippines to import into the u.s.. baker says that's the best type of evidence there is. >> generally, with corruption cases it's about the one on one interaction with the official subject, whether it be a recording or audio or video. >> keen expects more indictments to come. >> does the fact they're been dribbl

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i would say peter king comes across as a middle class republican. there is a few there. >> are a few. but will they do that if and when they run for president? that's the key. >> thank you. it's a great one to have you on. so tee what this week was like, it wasn't good for the working people. it was good for the people who have been trying to torque this system the other way. coming up look who's searching for single women. i mean this politically. the democratic party. it's doing everything it can to find them because when single women vote, you got it, the dems win. also the conservative clown car's careening off the highway. one tea party this week intended a pro-cock fighting event. another is tying the ft. hood shooting, tragedy that it is to what else? president obama. it's possible no comedian has had more "hardball" side show appearances than the great david letterman. tonight a look back at some of dave's best political moments as he's announced his retirement. finally let me finish tonight with the fact that the republican party was the pa

energy i bet that the muslim community the gnome into going with what led to this book was when peter king who was then the chairman of the homeland security committee convened a hearing. when the topic was of violent radicalization among american muslims. i objected now because i don't think people were muslim should be held accountable for their behavior that they should be. but also think that we have folks like to meet in the debut of them are a building. you know kill two hundred fifty people we have bought all types of extremist groups from various motivations. and i thought i was a mistake to target one particular group. the rest of the soul in a book as it's all natural stay in his hatred of muslims as lovable as ever. the deal doesn't know it will have time but to have things improved. oh you know what things have changed so there was a period. when it was popular to rage painfully against muslims the member terry jones. he wanted to burn grounds was trying to provoke an awesome community in the united states we were not provoked we did provoke some people in afghanistan has led t

security by publishing the revelations up to the prize was announced us republican congressman peter king called the reports and the prize a disgrace that many have welcomed the award target prices is listed in service. we choose. unusual but has been done before the guardian us in the washington post. i should note that their cited for revealing widespread. secret surveillance by the national security agency. and helping to stir discussion of the balance between security and privacy the report and twenty i'm just leaked documents. the us now and again i guess because we have been talking about the us and the pulitzer prize but they have a number of shootings recently there have been mute on the connecticut twenty first graders and seven adults were killed and another shooting of a movie theater near denver colorado claimed a dozen lions and wounded seventy others. it splits idea of a thirty thousand people die every year a white gowns in the united states always places in outfitting those who advocate to gun rights in the us against us a call for more severe restrictions shown kind of ha

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i think this would be a good idea. >> peter king on the house homeland security committee is here. >> there is no super bullet but this shows more mental health care is required and we have to treat it more seriously. we have come a long way but this is a reminder more has to be done. i have been involved in this issue especially for returning guardsmen to make the care more accessible and take away the stigma with ptsd. we should engrain this in t commanders to look for signs of mental illness just like if you see a guy who is not running as well as he should. >> it is almost like you are suggesting raise the awareness level and that may not cost a penny? >> definitely that. i was in the army and the attitude is you are a tough guy, you can do it, don't give up. and you do need that in the military, but we have to be aware that people can be suffering from emotional problems and it is nothing to be ashamed of. if you do find something, you have to make sure the doctors are there to treat that person or evaluate them. >> just about a year ago, you proposed an item on mental illness

isn't the real disgrace here that peter king thinks that journalists are traitors yeah snowden to getthis prize i just think it's ironic that every day government officials within the cia within the f.b.i. would be within the n.s.a. leak things to the press all the time and people in congress leak big stretch all the time but i don't see peter king calling for the prosecution of any of those people the sort of habitual leaks that make careers in washington he's fine with but all of a sudden it calls into question you know the basic structures of the american security state then deserves prosecute prosecution i just think that there's a certain level hook up of hypocrisy or leaks in washington that people like peter king perpetuate i think that's really the ultimate lead to do and it's only both sides because you have the justice department treating people legitimate journalists as if they were the subjects of their own no get and in treating them as if they were the traitors because they were hearing secrets but not in the end roadside james ray and i had my view of this is. we have a

congressman peter king, thank you. >> thank you, keep running. >> thank you. >>> now new concerns about the possibilities of a civil war in ukraine. a military operation to regain control of eastern ukraine begins. bret baier is here. thank you for joining us. the stakes on the ground, prorushiab fighters in eastern ukraine are starting to kill the police officers and go after the territory, has the invasion begun? >> it is already reports from the associated press said heavy gun four in a airport in eastern ukraine. russian separatist and masked men who are not wearing uniforms but they are directly tied they believe to russia have taken over government buildings in nine different cities and the ukranians are pushing back and there is already confrontation. this is a source situation. i don't think that you can overstate where we are here. it is elevating by the day and the tension is building and you have the russian freedom prime saying that this country is on the brink of civil war and using america as kind of the push back. he's saying that because america was america was involved

many outraged the decision, though, including new york congressman peter king who tweeted this, awardinghe pulitzer to snowden enablelers is a disgrace. others the boston globe for their coverage of the boston marathon bombing. >> going to pot. >> that's what maryland does. >> now you can add weed to that list. maryland becoming the 17th state to de criminalize marijuana. governor martino maley signing it into law. signing it into a bill that makes possessing less than 10 grams a civil offense rather than criminal. the penalty will now just be a fine. o'malley is in favor of legalizing pot all together. >> it is 26 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, the new numbers about obamacare premium prices that will leave you with sticker shock. >> the federal government leaving beer makers with a bitter taste in their mouth. the new regulations that could leave you with more filling and less taste. >> but first on this day back in 1947 jackie robinson debuts for the brooklyn dodgers breaking the color barrier. >> the first mcdonalds is opened in de claims illinois. ♪ vo: once upon a tim

and let's take a listen to republican peter king. >> this is an isolation swing from the 1930s.s is to an ideological era. to me, it is feeding into paranoia. rand paul is not capable of having that debate. >> ken vogel says that rand paul has gone out of his way not to offend the old school party, but isn't it more accurate to say that rand paul has not set them aside? >> i think paul is mounting an interesting strategy. because he knows that the hawks still control the republican donor class. they're still the majority there and the hawks are still the majority when it comes to congressional leadership, however when he goes after these states that are having these primaries, especially in house races and senate races, he senses a bush fatigue, especially when it comes to george w. bush's foreign policy, he is tapping into that. >> isn't this a sign that that bush presidency really damaged that mainstream wing of the party pretty fundamentally if somebody who was considered fringe, the paul family is now in the mainstream, at least rand paul in the republican party? >> yeah, it

and the republican congressman peter king of new york had even tougher words for paul, telling our own joe scarborough that his views would be disastrous for the dp op. >> i think he appeals to the lowest common denominator. this is an isolationist wing from the 1930s. rand paul brings it to this hysterical level when he talks about the cia trying to kill americans having coffee in starbucks. when he talks about president obama listening to his cell phone conversations. that to me is feeding into paranoia. we do need an intelligent debate and i don't think rand paul is capable of having that debate. >> okay, michael, my friend, i have to talk to you. >> i love that last sound bite. classic king. >> rand paul, michael, rand paul is trying to appeal to younger voters on issues like surveillance. he's on the same side of a lot of voters under po. he's trying to reach out to minorities. he is trying to do this conversation about black and brown voters. he is energizing the tea party libertarian wing of the party. do you think that that is disastrous? is he a disaster for your party? >> he'

. >> well, that's peter king with a practical argument on this. there are really divided opinions on team rfd about this. we discussed this in our meeting. we couldn't decide hero or zero. personally this gets me a zero for me. this is a policy that violates american precepts, following people around. >> i think it's kind of a no-brainer. it feels, you know, racist and bigoted, and it caused descriptions in communities and neighborhoods for no cause. and you know, i was telling you on the break that rachel maddow had an amazing conversation yesterday about how we target muslims but don't look at also our own homeland terrorism and have these special groups to really look at white supremists and those violations. >> and we just saw an anti-semitic killing. >> exactly. we notice that. the community notices who was targeted, who was ice late sola was considered dangerous, and that creates tensions. and these are people of color, too, so we can relate. >> steve? >> i'm not going to be controversyial. i'm just used to it. when i was in the record busin

seven house republicans headed up by peter king in new york sent a letter to speaker boehner asking himtive instead of standing around doing nothing. they're obviously hearing a lot of it back home. time is running out. there's only four days left until congress takes another break for two weeks. one congresswoman from illinois joins me tonight and told us last week that josh, if they put it to the floor, there would be enough votes. but this is something new. now you've got a number of republicans who are asking boehner to act on the senate. will they do it? will boehner move on this? who's put pressure on these seven republicans in the snous go house? good to have you with us. >> the republicans for extension of unemployment benefits understand that's really important to them in their districts. and i do believe if john boehner were to call a clean bill it would get the votes. the problem right now is john boehner is talking about things like adding the approval of the xl pipeline or saying that employers don't have to pay the health care benefits unless someone works 40 hours a week.

i would say peter king comes across as a middle class republican. there is a few there. >> are a few. but will they do that if and when they run for president? that's the key. bill clinton did all those things. >> do you think i just killed all those guys right snow? do you think i just ruined? >> they're cringing. >> i liked him because he would make deals with ronde dellums. >> for too many years, too many cycles they've weighted themselves to the tea party and the far right fringe that comes with it. >> mitt romney was one guys off when he was the governor. >> a harder question. it's friday. i got to double the question for you double jeopardy, all right. the unemployment number pretty good today. 192,000 new jobs. a really good march. >> right. >> of course, there is no publicity about it. but i'm going bring it up. number two, the stock market goes down. this is what drives the middle class crazy. every time there is evidence that the guys getting back to work, the women are getting back to work and things are looking okay, healthy, the rich an

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the practice of reporting the services they might expose but on the other hand, representative peter king declared awarding the pullets your -- pulitzer is a disgrace and to the enablers to suggest that it should be prosecuted under the espionage act. leader of powers'' he was both served the papers should be praised for publishing classified information that is a lessening of the security at all think the post should be able to wrap itself in the first amendment to give itself the immunity bath at the cost zero security. let's talk about that a hell we will talk about how the story came to be and why we decided to publish and how we think of issues of national security. certainly it should be no surprise that to make words to interrogate, prosecute, inca rcerate the powers of all if we are the federal government. >> host: activities we can ignore or in my view simply defer to the government's wishes on what we've report or how we report. would never cover it involves national security or whenever the basis of coverage is classified material. on the grounds of national security the govern

under the hand, representative peter king declared, awarding the totes are to snowden enablers is a disgrace. he suggested we should be prosecuted under the espionage act. a reader of ours in a letter we published wrote that he was disturbed that the paper should be praised for publishing classified information that has resulted in a lessening of this country's security i don't think giveost should be able to itself an immunity bath at the safety. citizens' there is much to talk about here. we would talk about how the story came to be, how on why we decided to publish, and how we think about issues of national security and our coverage. certainly, national security is an area of intense focus. that should be no surprise. the government's powers to make a spy, interrogate, kill, rank as a greatest powers of all. if we are to cover the federal government, these are not activities we can't ignore. these are not activities where we can simply differ to the government's wishes on what we report, what we don't report or how we report. whenever government asserts national security, or whenever the

on the other hand, representative peter king declared awarding the public 's enablers is a disgrace and suggested we should be prosecuted. a reader of ours were that he was stripped that the paper should be praised for publishing classified information, that has resulted in a lessening of this country's security. i do not think the post should wrap itself in the text of the first amendment and itself an immunity bath. much to talk about here. we will talk about, this story wee to be, how and why decided to publish them how we went about our work, and how we think about issues of national security and our coverage. national security is an area of intense focus for us. that should be no surprise. the government's powers to make -- to incarcerate, prosecutors kill, rank as the greatest powers of all. if we are to cover the federal government, these are not activities that we can ignore. these are not activities where in my view we can simply defer to the government cost wishes on what we report, what we do not report or how we report. another -- whenever government asserts national securit

on the other hand, representative peter king declared awarding the pulitzer to snowden's enablers is a disgrace and suggested we should be prosecuted. a reader of ours were that he was shocked that the paper should be praised for publishing classified information that has resulted in a lessening of this country's security. i do not think "the post" should wrap itself in the text of the first amendment and give itself an immunity bath. much to talk about here. we will talk about, this story came to be, how and why we decided to publish them how we went about our work, and how we think about issues of national security and our coverage. national security is an area of intense focus for us. that should be no surprise. the government's powers to incarcerate, prosecutor, kill, rank as the greatest powers of all. if we are to cover the federal government, these are not activities that we can ignore. these are not activities where in my view we can simply defer to the government cost wishes on what we report, what we do not report or how we report, whenever government asserts national secur

apologist representative peter king after hearing the poulterer announcement king tweeted out awarding the pulitzer to snowden enablers is a disgrace wow tell us what you're really think mr king i guess is hardly a surprise coming from someone who said this last summer. you know no writers are obviously free to the press as we cherish in this program but we in this case where some people with glorifying snowden making him a hero and now acting as a greenwald is acting as a legitimate journalist to me that that as forceful line. but king didn't just stop with miriam greenwald as an illegitimate journalist he actually won on to encourage prosecution against him. if there has to be legal aid legal action should be taken against him this is a very unusual case with life and death of one patient for americans wow life and death implications for simply informing american citizens that their constitutional rights are being violated but this isn't the first time an award winning journalist have been called traitors for simply doing their job and in fact back in two thousand and five you may re

peter's square to watch the ceremony. they were joined by the king and queen of spain and presidents and ministers from over 90 countries. it is a day with special meaning. >> pope john paul, always been my hero. i'm overwhelmed. there's no words. >> i'm here. i'm actually here. something that millions of people will only get to see on tv, luke my mom will be one of those people, and to say i was here, i can't explain it. it will be beautiful to share back home. >> by elevating the two popes at the same time francis is walking a careful line in a divided church. john xxiii, the pope of 50 years ago, liberal who threw out the latin mass, john paul ii considered a theological conservative. >> francis is saying i'm tired of these intramural divisions in the church. i don't like arguing so he says i'm going to build a bridge and bring them together and bring the church closer to together. >> no doing so francis made this his own day. as his young papacy continues to reshape the catholic church. abc news, london. >>> there was a local tribute today to one

peter cook. the next name in the news, bond king bill gross has enjoyed several decades in the limelight as one of the best-known bond investors in the business. he founded and still runs pimco, home of the world's largest bond fund, nearly $2 trillion in assets. that money comes from pensions, endowments, pretty much anyone with a retirement account. recall in january when bill's bond kingdom was shaken when pimco's ceo mohamed el-erian left the company. here is mr. gross a few weeks after that. >> were we disappointed when he left? yes, we were. he will be here until march. mohamed came back, not only the heir apparent, but the future ceo. i thought i had done my job but obviously not. >> this is bill gross yesterday. >> extremely disappointed. i thought i knew him better. we hired him to be my successor. does it make me mad? yes, that makes me mad. does that make me disillusioned, not really. i would simply say, come on, mohamed, tell us why. the furor over the past two months in terms of the headlines are quite exaggerated. and it is not indicative of what this company is, was, or will be in t