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Initial judgment because that is where the best available information at the time led them. not because of politics. indeed our analysts did what they are trained to do, make a judgement based on the best information at hand, make clear that that judgment might change as new information becomes available, and then adjust that judgment as necessary. that is what i expected of them. it is what you expect of them, and it is what the american people expect of them and it is exactly what they did. two, the cia's then most senior analyst on terrorism, an outstanding officer who this committee knows ...

Reports that troops positioned near the border of ukraine are camouflaging their positions and establishing supply lines. greg palkot is streaming live from kiev with more. >> reporter: folks here are trying to figure out as they remain on edge, exactly what russia has in mind. ukrainian military is gearing up and one top official tells us that the thread of invasion is real and that the forces here are preparing for the worst. russian troops on the border, we are told are front line, tactical armored units and they are encircling ukraine from nearly all sides. another top analyst we spoke to ...

Years. down .1%. amid the kind of gloom, economists weren't screaming fiscal armageddon. many said the report had mainly good news. the top analyst at capital economics wrote, "rankly, this is the best-looking contraction in gdp you'll ever see. it definitely doesn't indicate that the economy is plunging headlong into another recession." barclays wrote "we would suggest caution in reading the very weak headline gdp number as a true loss of momentum." this positive outlook is perhaps because of the drivers of the contraction were largely avoidable. the defense department was cut by more than 22...