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Admittedly we had a video here. in 99 out of 100 cases where theres a death, we dont. so, the more videos, the better. >> i want to -- >> more the public is able to evaluate these decisions, the better. >> i want to bring clay back in. we might not all agree on the decision, but i think what many people agree on and what weve spoken so much on this show is the mistrust between the community and the police. what people are doing in many cities, putting forward programs to put cameras on all polic...

There is a major trust gap when politicians involved with just any kind of a scandal, especially with, like, bridgegate, and they come out and theyre so adamant about the fact that they had nothing to do with it whatsoever. christie is setting the bar on how to do this. he is clearing the beach. hes leaving no doubt. and thats part of the intrigue to this story. but i want to share a story with you tonight about our "ed show" team. you know this attorney that had the press conference yesterday, ...

Sophisticated rules, all investigations are deemed to be private, which means no information gets released. if an accident occurs in this country, the airline is not permitted to comment about the investigation at all. they are party to the investigation. all of the information comes from the national transportation safety board, and customarily, the member of the board who is present on the scene will brief the families on a regular ongoing basis. or the investigator in charge will brief the fa...

Recommendations. one being they want the next head of the nsa to be a civilian, that that would send a good message but also that the nsa restate its mission as it should have been which is to focus on foreign intelligence on foreign targets. now, the president doesnt have to accept these recommendations. he says he will look at them, pick the ones he wants to follow but i am told by a senior administration official they know they have a trust gap here both that the american public and foreign p...

I spoke to a senior administration official who told me the white house knows it has a trust gap both here at home with the american public but also overseas and that gap has cost to american businesses, to american credibility. now, the presidents going to look at these recommendations, choose the ones hes going to accept. im also told that he is likely to make a speech in january to talk about a new transparency for nsa surveillance. jim sciutto, cnn, washington. and tonight, finally after t...

Foreign leaders by the nsa should require approval directly from the white house. the report follows a bruising meeting at the white house tuesday with executives from the countrys largest tech companies. sources tell cnns jim acosta, several said they flew to washington to voice their concern on government surveillance. hurting their bottom line abroad to the tune of $35 billion in lost business. several were frustrated with the white houses focus on the troubled healthcare.gov website. sources...

Make hig decision probably by january but we already know one of the recommendations he has not accepted and that is from this panel they recommended that the nsa be split from the military cybercommand. the white house has already rejected that one. that said, the senior administration official told me the white house is aware, they have a trust gap here with the american public but also the foreign public and they want to address that. the president is going to really listen to these recommend...

On forever so why are we talking about this? he also called edward snowden noble. your thoughts? >> well, of course, who would know better than the former kgb guy in vladimir putin. this is exactly one of the worries administration officials had when snowden went to russia that russia would use him as a massive propaganda tool and here you see it. vladimir putin poking fun at the u.s. saying i wish i could spy like the u.s. can and get away with on allies. thats a problem. and he has snowden the...

There and trying to get secrets, for instance, to help american companies or just because they can, but because theres a national security interest. but also remember this issue that weve been covering, jake, a lot. foreign leaders, the nsa spying on foreign leaders such as angela merkel, her phone calls. made the germans very angry. that will now have to get senior level approval, approval at highest level in the white house by the president if the nsa is going to be spying on those kinds of co...

Now, that is not pursuing terrorism. thats not pursuing criminals. there are ways to do that. what im saying is, theres a way to do this without violating the privacy of innocent people. and we had that way worked out. we werent chosen by the director of nsa, michael hayden. he didnt even come down to see what our suggestions were. his deputy director did, named bill black, and he said, my gosh. you guys have made major breakthroughs. why are you being so modest? so the whole story has not been ...