. >> well, that wa angel merkel. clearly going to have an effect between the u.s. the e.u. >> i wanted to ask you, how it is playing across the ocean on your side. of the at lang tick. the understanding that every nation in the world spies on every other nation, and yet on your side of the ocean, there is considerable outrage, what is the difference between the opinions of the two countries and the two sides of the atlanti atlantic? >> very good -- >> to think that people like angel merkel, president of france, and other leaders gathering here in buts sells european leaders were not aware of the fact that the national security agency might well have been listening in to conversations of their citizens. not only suspected terrorists but perhaps political leaders and people from the world of business. by of course listening in too perhaps the most powerful woman in the world, who lived under a communist regime, and was well aware that the kind of totalitarianism that ensues from that kind of listening in operation, and it's pointed being raised already, is another ma

merkel and 34 other foreign leaders. president obama said he was unaware of high level ungz dral eavesdropping but the los angeles times reports that the state department signed off on the process and a key part that is calling for total review of u.s. intelligence programs. susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. there is no final decision yet from the white house about ending these spying programs. the white house may be waiting to see what happens here in congress. and more lawmakers are now calling for changes including the head of the senate intelligence committee. senate intelligence chairwoman dianne feinstein expressed outrage that the u.s. spied on allies including german chancellor angela merkel. she issued a statement monday saying i am totally opposed. the white house said it's reviewing a program that moni r monitored the foreign leaders, but finestein and her senate colleagues want to go one step further. she's calling for review of all operations. >> she's revelations go for a further review. >> reporter: senator feinstein said her committee is unaware the u.s. is li

angel merkel grew up under a regime that spied as a matter of course. she might have expected better from the united states. this summit waseant to focus on immigration, and the economy. it's been overwhelmed with the controversial. western governments always knew that the u.s. was watching its citizens but the extent of the operation revealed by whistle blower edward snowden has shocked and angers politicians. it is already prompting calls for the suspension of the cooperation on certain data sharing. what h washington will have to move swiftly to calm the mood. >> meanwhile, in berlin, john d was summoned to answer allegations that his phone had been tapped be i the u.s. let's go live, who joins us now. do we know what was said in the meeting between the u.s. ambassador? we don't know what was said, but we have a pretty good idea that it amounts to dressing down the german foreign minister, he said he wanted to find out the extent of the spying and that this could not go on, and when he met with reporters there is what he had to say. >> for germany, it is unacceptable. that the mobile phone of our federal chancellor may

was he aware of the merkel affair? over the weekend my favorite kind of weekend a german newspaper says they not only knew they were spying on angelerkel -- merkel? but he approved of the spying. he quoted intelligence sources who said the nsa director briefed the president in 2010 and obama let it continue. the nsa is flatly deny tsmght they told the "wall street journal" that the operation was terminated after the white house learned of it. meanwhile in the latest example of edward snowden screwing over america the spanish newspaper reported that the nsa monitored the 60 million phone calls made in spain -- i didn't know they had that many phones -- last december. they refused to grant snowden asylum. >> see if that is not bullying, i don't know what bullying is, and i think there should be an organization to punish those dogs. did the president know about the spying on merkel or did he not know or did he not not know. >> remember, merkel rhymes with erkle. >> merkel. i don't know if he knew, but there is nobody more frustrated and more outraged than president obama. we should just trust he can get to the bottom. >> i think he i

was tors have already been called in. a rift between the united states and europe, the like of which has not been seen in recent years. angel merkel grew up under a regime that spied as a matter of course. she may have expected bet fresh the united states. this is meant to focus on immigration and the economy. it's been overwhelmed by the controversy. western governments always knew that the u.s. was watching its citizens to the extent of the operation by whistle blower edward snowden has shocked and angers politicians. already prompting cause for the suspension of u.s. operation on certain data sharing. washington will have to move swiftly to calm the mood here. al jazeera, brussells. >> two soldiers are hospitalized after a shooting outside a u.s. navy base in tennessee. >> we had an active shooter, at the national armory here in militant, we had two victims that were shot, which transported to the regional medical center with gunshot wounds. the shooter has been detained by the police department, he is in custody at this time. >> the victims were taken to the hospital and listed in critical condition. law enforcement official t