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The phone metadata, the records of calls between parties and that is something currently being held by the nsa that the plan may very well be for to be held by a thirdparty, possibly by the phone carriers themselves although they have certainly been very resistant. It could get very expensive for the carriers to hold onto this data. Another thing coming out of the speech, the government seems to be open to Tech Companies like facebook and google being more open about the Data Requests they recei...

Bank gallon is to appear before the House Financial Services committee and there are eleven and the Senate Banking committee on february thirteen yell and who was the best daycare last spoke publicly of her Senate Confirmation hearing on november fourteen before the fed kept its first half going down is a massive bond buying program. As you the controversial french comedian utah may have been banned from entering britain after several other shows were canceled in cramped be a dante had said he w...

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The committee will come to order. We meet today to consider two of president obamas nominees in the Intelligence Committee. Mrs. Caroline dianne krass, nominee to be the general counsel of the cia, and ambassador Daniel Bennett smith, nominee to be assistant secretary of state for intelligence and research. As we would say, inr. Welcome to you both, and to the family and friends with you today. I also understand that senator bennett will be introducing ms. Krass and should arrive shortly from an...

Say they want answers about the National Security agency and its surveillance programs and they are rabbit to get those answers. At this hour, the nsa chief set to testify before the house intelligence committee. Randall pinkston joins us live, just yesterday, european delegates said that the trust that is between the nations has to be rebuild, their words and they say that steps must be taken so what are those steps to rebuild the trust . One of the major steps is to allow those officials to ha...

Both sides of the aisle who have gone out of their way to make me feel welcome, to help me navigate the sometimes confusing rules and traditions of the senate, and for assisting me in making the most of my time here. One thing that i did note for certain when i arrived here in june was that i wanted to use my time as effectively as possible. To the extent that i have, i have so many of my colleagues to thank. The senior senator from new jersey, who will soon have to break in another new senator ...

Chairman Julius Genachowski and former fcc commissioner robert mcdowell. Thats followed by our discussion with congressman greg walden, chairman of the house subcommittee on communications and technology. Guest were in a landscape thats absolutely shifting, and there are areas of the statutory scheme where it would make sense to look at and say are those keeping up with the changes in the marketplace. Fundamentally, having this kind of competition, programming innovation, access by new players t...

Welcome to our viewers on Public Television in america and around the globe. Could the fight against terrorism be jeopardized because of distrust of the u. S. Over spying allegations . That is the charge made in brussels today at gathering of european leaders. Traditionally some of americas closest friends. They said a lack of trust could prejudice intelligence gathering. Our editor is in brussels and brings us the latest. This was the summit when leaders were guarding their cause, when europe h...

And now, bbc world news america. This is bbc world news america. American spy agencies face criticism again after new reports the u. N. And eight agencies were under surveillance. The former russian oil tycoon is a free man after receiving a pardon from president vladimir putin. Cuba is changing its swing when it comes to baseball. The lure of americas big league is still offlimits. Welcome to our viewers on Public Television in america and around the globe. Tonight am a there are more damaging ...

Tonight am a there are more damaging revelations about the number and type of organizations placed under surveillance are american and british spy agencies. New documents leaked by Edward Snowden suggest targets included , eight agencies, and national leaders. Our security correspondent reports. An embrace between the Prime Minister and Angela Merkel at the european summit in brussels which ended today. The next time they meet, things might be more awkward after fresh allegations surfaced about ...