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Call. a lot of cyber crime is exploring human information. you shouldnt open e-mails and unverify final attacks. this is really important, this is how companies like microsoft try to stay ahead of the bad actors. its important if your a company or individual to take these thing soaresly. >> thank for that good reminder to all of us. still ahead, a parading podium. ye youre here in the cnn newsroom. can we push the offer online? brian, i just had a quick question. brian? brian... legacy technol...

It will say capture or kill. we want to sit down and interview these people. once we kill them, we lose it and we hope they dont, but unfortunately, if they pick up a welcome and become a threat they killed just like uday and kusay did when delta got them in the early days of iraq. >> you think its important that the u.s. has the wife of this leader in custody. why is that significant? do we know if she had an operational role or how much intelligence she may have had access too in. >> a degree ...

Kusay did when delta got them in the early days of iraq. >> you think its important that the u.s. has the wife of this leader in custody. why is that significant? do we know if she had an operational role or how much intelligence she may have had access to? >> well i agree with colonel reeses point that capturing is vitally important, because then you have access to the human information, even if i, at a far distance now, dont know exactly the nature of it. human beings are an amazing source of ...

Joining us is general ray ordierno, chief of staff. i had it wrong on the tease. first off, the nsa has a bit of -- has it been of benefit to you in the field? >> of course. when i was in iraq and in afghanistan, the work that they do is immeasureable in getting us intelligence in helping us do the things we need to do to get after our enemies. >> brian: i was amazed to find out that five years ago, we couldnt dream about having the technical ability we have today in terms of storage and access....

Libya to do all of that intelligence work, colonel? or are we sending drones, are we sending spies to gather information ourselves? >> well, we do. we have drones in the air. we can listen to telephone conversations, monitor conversations, and all that. but in the end its really important that the only thing were going to get thats really useful is human intelligence. that requires people on the ground, which we have there and were going to send more of, but it also requires that these people on...

Its mitt romney who made some factually incorrect statements this week, first in a press release, later on in a q&a. the statement was issued well before the attacks in benghazi from an embassy in an entirely different country. is this not a critical failure for his campaign? >> well, look. i always feel like whether youre on a hill or a candidate and the president is dealing with a foreign policy challenge or crisis you always get a little bit of time. i dont know the romney campaign would have...

Embassy, state department and the president over there. >> tony, youre a communications guy. why would you even get this going in the first place? would you have allowed it to happen? >> like i said, i worked in a white house. and i always felt like we had better information. we always have better information in a white house. and so you would take time. i always felt like give the president some time to deal with what he has to deal with with the information he has. like i said, i would advise ...

Individuals in their custody. they say several more are under surveillance. they are trying to see whether these individuals have any important information that can benefit the american investigation. meanwhile, u.s. intelligence assets including unmanned aerial drones are keeping an eye above the skies of benghazi and eavesdropping on the people below to see if theres any communication that could also shed some light onto tuesdays attack. theres no doubt, though, that both governments have vowe...

So your money can do more. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our teams have the information you want when you need it. its another reason more investors are saying... [ all ] im with scottrade. . welcome back to "weekends with alex witt." its 31 past the hour right now. the u.s. government is making a big push to solve the murder of four americans including the u.s. ambassador to libya. a fbi team has arrived in the country determined to find the people responsib...

So, people like i who are legally trained and watch this for a living have to guess which way the courts will go. this is in the category of human information that most courts would say, no, you cannot have it. like the key to your locker or the key to your car or your house. but people will give it because they want a job. they want to please the person who is asking. >>neil: but they will never tell you didnt get the job because you declined to give your facebook password but that will be reas...