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>> good morning. a well-placed sources believe in the end they will have the ability to pass this extension. negotiated by republicans and democrats in the house and the senate and so they all have skin in the game. all eyes on the floor. now on immigration, key house republican made the case for doing that in early 2015 republicans also lead the senate. >> i do believe there are processes we can go to that will make us successful and processes we can go through that we will fail and much more i...

Down the white house or the capitol building if in fact if it hand intbeen for the passengers on united 93. he is in our possession. we know he is the architect and what are we supposed to do, kiss him on both cheeks, please, please, tell us what you know? >> reporter: senator feinstein acknowledged some of those risks but said that the united states needed to bare its soul over these processes. and meanwhile the obama administration is standing by two bush era endorsers of the program, fbi dire...

American installations over seas is not much better now than it was in benghazi libya, in light of the deadly terror attacks in 2012. that was one of the takeaways from todays house select committee hearing on benghazi. >> the department is at increased ring because it lacks sufficient processes and planning. >> the state department watch dog found some standard security at the benghazi consulate was not the exception but part of the broader pattern. during the benghazi second public hearing, wi...

Thing. we dont have a record. remember, this bill does not go through the normal processes. this was not delivered out of a subcommittee and voted upon and discussed and went to a committee and went to the body of the floor and months and months of work done on it this thing was passed in a relatively quick fashion. the draft that the congress that we saw in december is not the draft that they voted upon in march. not the draft that was signed into law by the president. >> and i should probably ...

>> look, here is the other thing. we dont have a record. remember, this bill does not go through the normal processes. this was not delivered out of a subcommittee and voted upon and discussed and went to a committee and went to the body of the floor and months and months of work done on it this thing was passed in a relatively quick fashion. the draft that the congress that we saw in december is not the draft that they voted upon in march. not the draft that was signed into law by the president...

Before and i have complimented you on your efforts and i do still believe that you are a great public servant. on november 20th, hhs reported that it had overstated the numbers of enrollees by about 380,000. the chairman talked about that in his opening statement and he just asked you about it. this was because hhs included people with dental coverage too. essentially double counted them. how could you, how could that happen? i mean you knew everybody, they know everybody has a microscope on the...

Theyre fraught with risk and frequently fail. >> what are your thoughts? >> when it comes to united states national security, intelligence gathering is key. also when it comes to intelligence sharing, we would be afraid of compromising our own intelligence and our own processes by leveraging such information and vice versa. i feel other governments would feel would be compromising their own mission by leveraging this information to other countries like the united states. i think the fbi or other...

Were taking this seriously and apologize to anyone affected by the story. erin, whats "rolling stone" saying here? >> trying to throw the alleged victim under the bus. i think this is a black eye for journalism and black eye for "rolling stone" and sad day for rape survivors. we know that "rolling stone" didnt do its job, whether its contacted the alleged assailants or independently verifying other details. we dont know what traumatic event happened but there are certain processes of journalism ...

Let me be very clear, everyone deserves. there is -- and they should defend their members, to an extent. but we also need police unions to be stake holders and to reform processes in all of these departments around the country. its not that the union didnt have training. theres something structurally and -- structurally problematic about how we recruit and train police officers across the country that results in the killing of black people. >> and white people i would add. its actually striking,...

Defying the safety authorities here in the u.s. they say this is our strategy for dealing with the issue. heres the four-point plan. its a little fact, i guess. a lot to do with forming committees. some of the stuff theyre looking at, theyre going to have a panel to investigate the manufacturing processes at the various offshore factories. theres going to be two new special councils to advise how to deal with the current challenges. theres going to be dramatic actions taken to increase the suppl...