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>> gretchen: what a great photo. that looks like a movie shot. look at that. >> steve: very nice. >> gretchen: from karen, meeting steve doocy at the summer concert series. >> steve: she was here a while back and i signed that picture for her. >> tucker: i didnt want to be a fan, but i have a picture just like that with you, steve. i was going to put that up. >> gretchen: that was going to be your one moment? your wife and five kids are on the phone. >> tucker: on the show yesterday, our guest, ...

Welcome to a brand new hour "inside americas news headquarters." >> heather: thank you for joining us. the administration is saying that extension is an extra precaution through the end of the ramadan holiday as we learn more about chatter that intelligence has picked up in two weeks. sources say, it goes beyond anything heard in the last decade. also, that "this is not a dress rehearsal" like previous threat warnings and stretches across a ride area including the most turbulent areas on earth. ...

Chuck grassley, a republican, wanted to include. it makes sure that the federal government can still contribute these amounts that staffers in the thousands of dollars would have to pay otherwise. well see if they hear about it at the town halls. >> im predicting they will. >> steve, thank you very much. good to see you. >> thank you, shannon. >> we love hearing from you at home. today were asking you which side are you on. should you tie government funding to defunding obamacare or do not link ...

Program but when the house was only able to block reform measure by just a handful of votes last week, surveillance opponents were given new encouragement. todays hearing chaired by senator chuck, sorry by senator patrick leahy, sponsoring a bill to make the surveillance more public. listen. >> i think the patience of the american people is beginning to wear thin but what has to be more concern is democracy is the trust of the american people is wearing thin. just because we have the ability to ...

Months what happened. they should be hold accountable and we will hold them accountable. >> the head of the nsa general keith alexander today revealed the type of surveillance gathered. >> this does not include your phone calls or mine. your emails, nor mine. your sms messages. there is no content. there are no names in the database. no address, no credit card numbers. >> alexander also said the fiz is a court, that special security court does not rubber stamp any decisions, shep. >> shepard: st...

Substantial number of americans for sure. steve, thank you. with us former federal prosecutor with the u.s. attorneys office michael wildes. hes testified on capitol hill and professor of law at the cordosa school of law here in new york. theyre in the bedroom with us, in the bathroom with us, they fly over our heads, they drone us. i guess theres nothing we can do about it. >> its your tax dollars at work, shep. the truth is right now the battle or the focus should really be on bringing this tr...

Held accountable. >> yes. bill: if there are good leads, if these reports are true that some of these suspects are sitting around in coffee shops in benghazi, why have we not taken action? what would explain that? >> that is a very good question. fox has been reporting for weeks we actually know the names of nearly a couple dozen of the people who participated in the attacks but we cant get access to them. from everything that i understand the situation on the ground is so unstable there that th...

What kind of internet records are being intercepted and how theyre being used. that is why there is a hearing underway on capitol hill right now. there is a lot of suspicion how it is being collected and how it is being used and these members of congress, in both the house and the senate, and in the general public as well, want to know more about the program as chuck grassley said just a little while ago. this would increase the public trust of the program and reduce the suspicion. so well find ...

Described as a discreet program to go after people who would cause us harm, when you look at the reach of this program, it envelopes a substantial number of americans. >> the documents also show a reasonable suspicion must exist to access phone records, shep? >> shepard: what else came out of this hearing today, steve? >> well, shep, we heard questions raised about how this leak could have occurred in the first place. you know, edward snowden walked away from an nsa facility with huge amounts of...

Statutory and constitutional requirements. >> how many objections have there been? last week the house just barely defeated an amendment that could have ended the collection of phone records entirely. the margin was 12 votes out of more than 400 lawmakers. steve centanni what else came out of the hearing? >> basically we saw the increasing momentum behind those efforts to crack down on the nsa over its secret surveillance programs. edward snowden was able to walk away from an nsa facility with h...