if the guy is in stockholm, i would shoot or capture him there. a predator cannot capture bin laden, only kill him. ethically, it is problematic to do it from the sky with a predator. as for affirmation, there was no program. we saw -- it was reaching a stage of perhaps implementing the training, that is why canada raised it. up until then had not reached a training level. there was nothing in there, no scandal at all. a concoction, a way to protect pelosi retroactively because of her accusations about cia lying. >> we are not talking about the speaker of the house. the law is time-consuming -- this is the law. it requires you to inform the appropriate committees. dianne feinstein is not a liberal one worlder. she is tough-minded and was totally excluded. how many times do you break the law and break the public trust and destroy confidence in your government? >> at what point do you have to tell them? >> it says you have to inform on significant operations. this was not operational, it didn't even exist, it was an idea. >> the decision was made by

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we hear from stockholm. >> festival season, and about the closest many swedes will get to paying for music. when the government tried to clamp down on illegal file sharing, it has swiftly become the most powerful party among younger citizens. >> does anybody vote for the pirates party? how about you? >> everyone has the right to privacy. >> you think is a civil rights for you to be able to share the music you want. >> yes. >> those sentiments propelled the party to success with a seat in parliament. the man behind it say it is about more than file sharing. >> the big brother society is being set up. so many societies before us. >> it is hard to imagine that a country as consentual and apparently perfect as sweden has become the new frontline in the battle for civil rights in the 21st century. it pitches privacy against foreign forces. the root cause is a new law which takes its name from the sra, the swedish wiretapping agency. it prohibits the monitoring -- permits the monitoring of traffic. computer scan for a quarter of a million words and phrases, each of which could trigger furt

dres in places like yemen but also seeking out and telling them in foreign countries -- places like stockholm, or bangkok, war lagos. and traing aassins to do it. and this is what causedongress toet up in arms because the have not hrd about this. itaises a lot of qstions, not st theperation itself but the extent congress ought to be directly involved with eve idea, every plantthat the central intligence agency is coming up with. i thinke are on really shaky ground. not only e question of what the cia wil d but how other intelligence ageies around the world that work with the ceral intelligce agency will cooperate with us if whenever they are talking aut planning gets up on the hill and then becomes the subject of front- page stories. >> these are too oen, when we ar about them, black and white questions. there is a difference about -- from tellingvery plant and a plan that has go on for essentially seven yes. >> but it s neverimplemented. >> apparently it had startedo be implemented. >> that is not the poin whe you are still doing somethingand i am notaying the idea is aad one, but if you are

and that police officer passed the profile, has the profile to get the job, has stockholm syndrome. of course he's going to agree with the police officer in order for them not to attack him. as a black man that have been accosted in the same manner that the doctor had, i understand that when i went to court that i had to -- they actually lied, the police officers lied and i'm seeing the same pattern with this police officer in cambridge. >> okay. we're going to continue to follow this. elaine, thanks for the update. when we come back, we're going to speak with wendy murphy, the attorney for lucia whalen. because you stop and thirks as this story took on a life of its own and lucia whalen's the one who made the phone call, as we just heard there, what has she gone through? has she become a target through all this? we want to hear her side of the story as well. call in. 1-877-tell-hln. >>> this is it. the highly anticipated michael jackson toxicology report expected anytime now. what will it tell us about the demise of the king of pop? plus new reports his mother and his ex-wife, they

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seriously injured on thursday when two swedish passenger ferries collided in heavy fog south of stockholmhe side of one of the ships. >>> those are the top stories at four minutes past 8:00. it's now time to go back outside to -- okay, okay. nice look, you two. >> i don't know what that's about. >> al, save us from ourselves. >> too late. anyway, big katy perry fab? >> yeah! >> she's got a picture of hello katy perry. very nice. let's check your weather. see what's happening. pick city of the day happens to be flint, michigan. nbc 25. scattered afternoon thunderstorms. high of about 80 degrees. and as we take a look at the weekend, sizzling out west. we'v'v >> we are going to reach a high of about 84 degrees. slight chance of showers and storms this afternoon. variably cloudy for the most part. and as sky conditions, but it will be hazy, hot, and humid. that's your layest weather. you still feeling that urge, meredith? >> you stop it, al. i'm here with ashley who is a fan of katy perry. like everybody else here. take us to break. >> still to come, secrets for the health of your skin. up n

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from that to check this out, busy public square, stockholm, sweden, is the place.ed strutting their stuff we should try something like that with our friends on the plaza this morning. >> i think it is a good idea. lonnie could lead the dance. >> he's our resident choreography. maybe he could put together a number for you guys? >> this half hour. coming up. >> i think it will be a good way to go. we'll see what question do. we'll try to make that happen here. stay with us. >>> oh, yes. there we are. our next fest out here on the plaza. ahead in the next half hour, pets that can kill if you're not careful. exotic species growing out of control, taking lives. we don't want it to happen to you. we're going to help you manage that this morning. welcome back to "the early show." i'm erica hill, also of cnn's "ac 360" along with my friend here, jeff glor. >> filling in for chris wragge. good looking guy. who is he going to hurt? >> not me because i'm not getting close enough to let him. >> we're going to hang out with him. also coming up here this morning, our "chef on a

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seriously injured on thursday when two swedish passenger ferries collided in heavy fog south of stockholm. >>> those are the top stories at four minutes past 8:00. it's now time to go back outside to -- okay, okay. nice look, you two. >> i don't know what that's about. >> al, save us from ourselves. >> too late. anyway, big katy perry fab? >> yeah! >> she's got a picture of hello katy perry. very nice. let's check your weather. see what's happening. pick city of the day happens to be flint, michigan. nbc 25. scattered afternoon thunderstorms. high of about 80 degrees. and as we take a look at the weekend, sizzling out west. we've got some strong storms back through the upper high river valley. we're also looking at sunshine along the eastern sea board. Ñ1Ñ1Ñ1Ñ1Ñ1Ñ1Ñ1Ñ1Ñ1Ñ1Ñ1Ñ1Ñ1Ñ1Ñ1Ñ1 >>> a good friday morning. the sun is shining oveow dntown washington as you look at the lincoln memorial in downtown. beautiful morning under way, temperatures climbing up into the low 70s in washington and also in fairfax county, near 70 in frederick, maryland and hagerstown, maryland. mid 60s across the m