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Beautiful weather in the northeast behind that, though, here is the good new, even cooler temperatures. actually an area of high pressure is bringing in cool air, 5, 10 degrees below normal. we fade for it a couple weeks ago. i like it. >> i like it, too. it was a beautiful day here yesterday. lets get to the headlines. making news, more information about the nsa surveillance programs could be declassified as soon as today. a senior u.s. official says the revelations not only include reports o...

Raise this question in the absence of any evidence is what he was referring to. and i think that, you know, politics being what it is, it will probably continue. but we have to distinguish reality from the part that is phony. there was a real problem. the problem was bad judgment that was, you know, career officials trying to operate their programs more efficiently using bad judgment to do to it. but the political piece, thats a stretch. theres no evidence. >> mr. secretary, ill leave it there. ...

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Security debates this week, particularly over the governments surveillance programs that were put into effect in 9/11, an important house vote that almost scrapped those programs. joining me now, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, republican congressman from michigan mike rogers. chairman, always good to have you back. >> david, thanks for having me. >> before we talk about the nsa programs, let me mention this developing story in egypt this morning. you have violence in the stree...

Their responsibilities. >> kelly: well be following this story and lot longer. thank you, sir. >> heather: another story were following, growing fallout over the controversial nsa surveillance programs. house narrowly defeating a bill this week that would have ended the program by slashing funding. lawmakers are speaking out about privacy concerns and the vote. peter doocy reports from washington. >> the presidents privacy policy is not accessible to members of his own party. weve heard from sev...

Wife, also a doctor. police say she collapsed at her home in florida and died three days later of cyanide poisoning. the husband is a leading researcher of lou gehrigs disease, now also suspected of a crime. rick? rick: thank you, jenna, and a brand new poll on what americans think of the nsa and its controversial surveillance programs. a fox news poll showing more voters think the governments electronic surveillance does more to hurt americans by using their private information improperly than ...

To robert and doctors say that his wife while she is critical, she is now stable. he says that doctors say when hes by her hospital bed, she responds. her heart rate increases. she knows he is there. he says that the two of them were in europe for their daughters wedding. now he and his daughter are sitting in there by his wifes bedside. >> keir simmons, thank you for the report. well be following that. before we go to break, david gregory, what do you have coming up this sunday on "meet the pre...

Like mike rogers and dianne feinstein who say trust us when we still have someone like james clapper who lied to congress? hes still being paid. hes still serving this country. he works directly for the president of the united states. >> the attorney general has written a letter to the russians saying that the united states would not seek the death penalty against snowden trying to seek extradition but there is still no treaty and no movement on that front. chris, we saw an extraordinary vote on...

Much intricacies. what snowden did is obviously a serious violation of the law. >> snowden has been charged with three felonies for revealing three details of government under surveillance programs. more than half a century ago, he took extraordinary action. now the aging veteran has returned to north korea on equally extraordinary missions. paula hancocks is in north korea and explains. >> reporter: the last time this captain was in north korea, he was fighting. 63 years later, hes on a missi...

Now to the fight over the secret surveillance by the nsa. a new poll shows the public growing more weary that the government could go too far in its surveillance programs and violate privacy rights. for the first time now, a majority, 56%, now say they are worried the u.s. monitoring programs will go too far. its the first time its gotten over 50%. that sentiment reflected last night on the floor when a polarized vote brought together a strange coalition of the very liberal and very conservative...