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The culmination of the three-day program featured a stimulating panel discussion on various diocesan media initiatives in the Karnataka region.

In gaza. What was the evidence behind israels claims that hamas was in the building. We have new information and were going to take you inside of the meeting between the a. P. And the israeli ambassador to the u. S. With reps from both sides coming up. Plus Propublica Bombshell about the taxes of american billionaires, but what about the course of the information. Were going to get into the ethic debate with a top editor from propublica, coming up. But first gagging the news media. There is a big meeting coming you on monday at the Justice Department and it effects all of us because it is abou...

Attorneys, assistant u.s. attorneys and justice department lawyers and attorney generals will have to follow those guidelines and that we're asking for and we want a regulation that will make it more difficult. >> and more broadly, the question on screen, what could we have done to secure media phone and email logs. reporters are careful when dealing with anonymous stories and we know the case. are newsrooms changing the way they operate because of this concern about logs being swept up by the government? >> so, newsrooms have already changed the way they operate. reporters are more careful th...

Passed 25,000 meaning in the past year the dow has done essentially nothing. >> at least in that case they were accurate. >> this were both accurate, though, yes. >> every day this month we're going to mark black history month. you're bringing attention to journalist and activist ida b. wells. she reported firsthand accounts of lynching, debunking stereotypes used to justify them. she went on to become one of the naacp's founding members and as the "new york times" describes, her reporting techniques became central tenets of modern journalism. kimberly, tell us more. >> she's a personal hero o...

Thes the espionage act. it cited rozen's reporting techniques, trying to play to the ego of a source, general reporting techniques, and so he was criminalizing that. the fact -- and now we know from doug's reporting that he spoke with his staff about it. so, for him to be surprised that that is what he signed off on, and the magnitude of what he signed off on is really troubling. jon: no other reporter ever in history has tried to flatter a source or play to their ego. what he are they thinking there at the justice department? is there a bunker mentality going on or what? >> i have to sit back...