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Tell us? >> senator feinstein went to the floor in what was clearly a carefully laid out set of accusations against the intelligence community. shes angry because she says the cia has insinuated that the intelligence committee did something wrong. at issue is a review that was done by leon panetta, then the director of the cia, of the cias detention and interrogation program, so the intelligence committee was trying to conduct its usual oversight of that program and there was a lot of back and f...

Committee? >> so i think here you reference, chris, the panetta review. i think its actually important to have some context about what this was and what this wasnt. at the time director panetta said hey, lets keep track inside the cia of every document, all the thousands, hundreds of thousands, maybe millions of documents that were being provided to the congressional committee. lets keep track of them. lets summarize them. lets write-up short gists of those documents. at a certain point when att...

N. senator dianne feinstein accusing the cia of searching and removing documents from a computer that the cia used to probe an interrogation program. she added that she has grave concerns, cia agents violated the constitution. well have more from athena jones. she is digging up more information on that. vanished without a trace. this morning, investigators are still trying to figure out what happened to malaysia airline flight 370. rescue teams have expanded the search beyond the planes flight...

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And interrogation program that involve now-banned interrogation techniques. reading this report from the committee raises serious questions about the information that i was given at the time and the impression i had at that time. >> one year into john brennans tenure as cia director and the senate report yet to be declassified and released. after brennan confirmed he issued 122-page rebuttal to some basic facts and conclusions within the report. last week, tensions over the report and between co...

Out where the senate got access to a certain internal review of the cia by the interrogation program. >> weve seen some pointed questioning between members of the senate intelligence committee and john brennan and others from the cia about whether or not there was that internal cia document they had never disclosed. the cia wasnt owning up to it. if this is the way it happened, if the cia did without authorization look at those computers to find out what senate investigators were looking for on ...

>> you referenced earlier this facility in virginia, that the committee staff was using to review the documents, thats what the center of this episode, the committee staff was granted access to this facility as a way to pour over millions of classified files, they were given new computers and told that they had secure access. its our understanding that in recent weeks or months, the cia did a search of those commuters in order to find out who may have gained access to specific files related to t...

Out where the senate got access to a certain internal review of the cia by the interrogation program. >> weve seen some pointed questioning between members of the senate intelligence committee and john brennan and others from the cia about whether or not there was that internal cia document they had never disclosed. senators seemed to indicate that they knew it existed even though the cia wasnt really owning up to it in the terms they were being requested about it. if this is the way it happened...

>> from your reporting, is it possible for you to tell if it is technically feasible, whether the cia would have been in a position to monitor computers that were supposedly secure, that were being used by congressional investigators to put together this report? >> you referenced earlier this facility in virginia, that the committee staff was using to review the documents, thats what the center of this episode, the committee staff was granted access to this facility as a way to pour over million...

He has pleaded not guilty to charges he conspired to kill americans in the months following 9/11. the cia spying on congress? that is the explosive charge making rounds today here in washington. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge joins us with details. >> the vice chair of the senate intelligence committee offered any comment, but their counterpart in the house left no doubt that the alleged spying on staffers is a serious matter. >> we have very specific both constitutional a...