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the e.u. delegation. it is laughable it is just about as laughable as wall street banks regulating the. joint. secret deal to water. all of us here a very good morning to you it's now eleven am here in the capital. why do you. face to face. explanations of the u.s. national security agency was a. topping the phone calls of tens of millions of europeans but also intercepting the communications of world leaders as well but the missions members were clearly disappointed by the response they got as. reports from washington. the e.u. delegation came to get answers from the n.s.a. and they got nothing keith alexander told members of the e.u. delegation that they are not spying on european citizens on a massive scale obviously there is no way of checking it up with some members of that the e.u. delegation says this is that alexander gave some figure some information that don't clarify. the situation this is. we are lies the master of violence cannot be based on the question against the terrorists and of course n

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the e.u. delegation came to get answers from the n.s.a. and they got nothing keith alexander told members of the e.u. delegation that they are not spying on european citizens on a massive scale obviously there is no way of checking it i caught up with some members of that e.u. delegation who said this is sort of like trying to get some information. don't clarify. the situation. we are lies the master of violence cannot be based on the question against the terrorists and of course not to do to have information about telephone or fungal or medical it cannot be justified in the fight against terrorism here to the figures we have seen the europeans have helped him to collect information about other regions of afghanistan yemen and so on not overall. figures. in germs in germany do you mean to the french if the german authorities to observe would have done them. yet so case alexander told them whatever intelligence european agencies are sharing with the n.s.a. is from war zones again no way of checking any of that so it was just a symbolic gest

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. >> the white house officials are also scheduled to meet with the e.u. delegation today. in an interview with abc news, president obama said there needs to be additional constraints on how the united states gathers intelligence. >>> at 10:00 this morning members of congress will hear from victims of a u.s. drone strike in pakistan. democratic congressman alan grayson is hosting a teacher in a primary school. his elderly mother was killed in a drone strike october 14. his two school age children were injured in that attack. the congress pang has called the public -- congressman has called the public to nch the american -- inform the american public about the hundreds killed in these attacks. >>> if you're trying to sign up for obamacare, you'll get annual extra six weeks. >> this is coming possibly in response to the massive problems with the healthcare.gov website. the obama administration will now allow individuals extra time to sign up for those insurance plans. ko im is live in southwest d.c. at the department of health and human services with more on the story. how mu

well the e.u. has already responded to those media claims that russia planted spyware in gifts to g twenty delegates and off to check some u.s.b. sticks that were given away commissions spokesman and to begin to really told off nothing suspicious was found. such as problems. for concern. you're watching. still plenty more to come for you later including rhydian time the new president of the olympic committee. he is confident the sochi games will be a success during one of his first interviews and says the games will be free of discrimination we report on later in the program. and iraq's prime minister travels to washington to ask for military support of the country deals with a deadly wave of the sectarian violence with over seven thousand people killed so far this year. all that still to come but first the way for a disciplinary committee has ordered moscow cisco a football team to close a part of its stadium after claims a black player was racially abused midfielder touré of manchester city repo

the e.u. delegation looking into the u.s. . view into america's surveillance. it is laughable it is just about as laughable as wall street banks regulating themselves. after all. prison officials. try to convince. the inmates and some of the joint. secret deal to water.

allies demanding answers over allegations their courage their citizens and leaders were spied on and e.u. delegation is currently in washington but some and may peace still feel not enough is being done to stop you asked surveillance though i think that the reaction of your european union it's not enough we cannot only only say all this a problem we will see you know we have to see in our relationships with us see we suspend to do relationship especially to rid a discussion between trade agreement discussion it's a capacity of a science in order to say to the you know we don't accept what you do with the spying questions we are not in the past with the dividing of the world in some blocks we are the move throughout all of the relationship we have to change our way to do and also always to spy because it's not normal multilateral relationship. the white house has already made steps to coattail the n.s.a. in particular a strapping on the u.n. headquarters in new york to be reduced but to what extent does the us president actually control the agency's activities and how aware was hailed spy

e.u. delegation looking into u.s. spying in europe comes away empty handed while an internal review into america's surveillance activities continues. it is laughable it is just about as laughable as wall street banks regulating themselves. their human beings after all there's no reason to expect if they enjoy being here as torture accusations keep piling up in the guantanamo bay prison officials inside the cabin trying to convince our crew the inmates a fine and enjoy force feeding that story in just a minute. secret deal to.

delegation looking into u.s. spying in europe comes away empty handed well an internal review into america's surveillance carries on. it is laughable it is just about as laughable as wall street banks regulating themselves and their human beings after all their there's no reason to expect that they enjoy being here as torture accusations keep on piling up on guantanamo bay prison officials inside the camp try to convince our crew that the enemy and some of them actually enjoy being bad stay with us for that story. plus london thrash out a secret deal to watered down e.u. regulation.

delegation these aren't terrorists this isn't about terrorism this is about economic surveillance this is about political surveillance not to stop terrorists but to give us a leg up let's say in various negotiations and various information flows this is clearly far beyond just protecting the american people and is now into all facets of what the united states government is doing so all those countries that are being targeted particularly germany and france up in arms about this now but are you seriously believing that these countries weren't in cahoots in some way some sort of cooperation with the n.s.a. all of a sudden it's been exposed and now they're putting their arms up in effect really to to keep the electorate happy yeah i think you're exactly right there is clearly a lot of complicit in this from a number of these countries and there's also some countries that would rather that they be the ones that are surveilling their own populaces you know in one way is a lot of what the snowden revelations have really made clear is that there needs to be an open conversation about this bal

of the e.u. delegation looking into us buying in europe comes away empty handed while an internal review into american surveillance goes on. it is laughable it is just about as laughable as wall street banks regulating themselves. their human beings after all torture and abuse accusations keep piling up with one ton of. officials inside that try to convince our crew the inmates are just fine for a look from inside. the. secret deal to a watered down e.u. regulations going right behind the back of brussels to mollify.

no one says what i'm going to get so my feet go some information but i don't doubt if i should the e.u. delegation looking into us buying in europe comes away empty handed while and in total review into america's surveillance activities does go on. it is laughable it is just about as laughable as wall street banks regulating themselves. as torture accusations keep piling up on the guantanamo bay prison officials inside the camp try to convince our crew the inmates a fine and some of the much really enjoy force feeding you stay with us for that off to the right. on london thrash out a secret deal to water down e.u. regulation going behind brussels by.

. >> reporter: the e.u. delegation meets with senator feinstein this morning. on capitol hill, susan mcginnis, wjz eyewitness news. >> white house officials will meet with the european union delegates later today. in an interview the president says there needs to be additional constraints on how the u.s. gathers intelligence. >>> chris brown is out of jail. a judge reduced the charges to misdemeanor assault and ordered him released without bail. brown and a bodyguard are charged with getting in a fight with a man outside of a washington, d.c. hotel. brown is is due back in court next month. >>> an emergency landing in oklahoma is caught on camera. it skid to a stop on the runway sending sparks flying. the bottom line, the plane is broken but nobody is hurt. >>> turning to sports, the red sox are one game away from clinching the world series title. jon lester dominated on the mound the cardinals would keep it close until the 7th when david ross delivered a big hit. the red sox win 3-1 and take a 3-2 series lead in the series. game 6 is tomorrow night back up in

. >>> demanding answers and e.u. delegation heads to washington on claims that the u.s. spied on leaders. >>> no planes, trains or angels. the crippling the u.s. transport system. >> we begin with syria and this number. 2,100,000. that is the total number of people, individuals, that the u.n.est hates has now fled syria because of war. that's on top of the 5 million who have been displaced but still within syria's borders. well, that figure comes as the latest diplomacies as they try tto drum up another round of talks. we're live from neighboring beirut. take us through what they're hoping to achieve. all right, i don't know if you can hear me. i hope you can. now in da mas damascus. what do me hope to achieve. >> reporter: more than anything he wants to hear from the syrian government what it would take for the syrian government to attend a geneva conference. he has been shuffling around the region but all of this is really talk about what it would take for all it would take to sit at this same table. a date has not been sent nor have the invitations formally issued. bu

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this comes as an e.u. delegation is visiting washington asking if they were targeted. and here to discuss the diplomatic issues that may crop up is former ambassador to nato, ambassador, as always it's great to have you on the program. >> thanks to be here. >> without knowing the specifics of what has been collected in the nsa sweeps, to what degree do you believe the privacy of leaders has been violated here, and how much damage does that really do to the united states? >> right, well first off, if you're a foreign leader you walk around with the assumption that foreign intelligence services are targeting your communications. >> well, that was my next question. >> others are trying to do that, and you know it. the question only is really is the united states doing this or not. that's what we're talking about today. but is anybody doing it? of course, lots of countries do that and you know it. that gets total second issue. the fact that it's the united states, that's being raised by our allies as violating a trust that some how we're allies, we are together, and theref

well there is a delegation of the e.u. officials and separately a delegation of german officials who are in washington to speak with the members of the u.s. administration as well as intelligence chiefs to discuss this latest revelation on this national security agency's spying operations on up to thirty five world leaders including german chancellor angela merkel as well as allegedly tens of millions of the french and spanish citizens as well now the outrage europe has been possible we have on the work that the confidence of our country towards the west has been quote unquote sake of that we also remember the recent the e.u. official statement talking highlighting the distraught. that this these allegations have actually created and all of this anger spilling over not just in terms of diplomacy but also in the transatlantic deal some of these calling for the stalling of that so we see a direct impact of consequences of these allegations but the frustration right now is not just going one way because they're also frustrate

great as a delegation of the e.u. officials and separately a delegation of german officials who are in washington to speak with the members of the u.s. administration as well as intelligence chiefs to discuss this latest revelation of the in this case of national security agencies a spying operations on up to thirty five world leaders including german chancellor angela merkel as well as allegedly tens of millions of the french and spanish citizens as well now the outrage in europe has been palpable we have on the liverpool have said that the confidence of our country towards the u.s. has been quote unquote that we also remember the recent to e.u. official statement talking highlighting the distrust that this these allegations have actually created and all of this anger spilling over not just in terms of diplomacy but also in the transatlantic deal somebody is calling for the stalling of that so we see a direct impact of the consequences of these allegations but the frustration right now is not just going one way becau

there is a delegation of the e.u. officials and separately a delegation of german officials who are in washington to speak with the members of the u.s. administration as well as intelligence chiefs to discuss this latest revelation in this case of national security agency's a spying operations on up to thirty five world leaders including german chancellor angela merkel as well as allegedly tens of millions of the french and spanish citizens as well now the outrage in europe has been palpable we have on the liverpool have said that the confidence of our country towards the u.s. has been quote unquote and we also remember the recent to e.u. official statement talking highlighting the distrust that this these allegations have actually created all of this anger spilling over not just in terms of diplomacy but also in the transatlantic deal so many is calling for the stalling of that so we see a direct impact of consequences of these allegations but the frustration right now is not just going one way because there are also

there is a delegation of the e.u. officials and separately a delegation of german officials who are in washington to speak with the members of the u.s. administration as well as intelligence chiefs to discuss this latest revelation in this case of national security agency's a spy operations on up to thirty five world leaders including german chancellor angela merkel as well as allegedly tens of millions of the french and spanish citizens as well now the out wave in europe has been palpable we have on the liverpool have said that the confidence of our country towards the u.s. has been quote unquote that we also remember the recent to e.u. official statement talking highlighting the distrust that this these allegations have actually created and all of this anger spilling over not just in terms of diplomacy but also in the transatlantic deal so many he's calling for the stalling of that so we see a direct impact of consequences of these allegations but the frustration right now is not just going one way because there are

. >>> demanding answers and e.u. delegation heads to washington on claims thathe

. >> that e.u. delegation and a german delegation both went to the white house to talk spying. they talked about how the dialogue can proceed and strengthen our cooperation. the white house putting the best spin on it. the europeans are looking for an agreement that sets clear rules and limits on what allies spy on and what they don't, kate and chris, what really gets them is the spying on leaders of allies. that's something the white house has said it's going to take a look at. >> when you're working in the business of secrets, hard to come to that kind of an agreement, i guess. great to see you. >> remind me, the president has an encrypted blackberry for a reason. >> for a reason, i would think. >> this discussion is one sided right now. >>> coming up next on "new day," it was a grilling on capitol hill. kathleen sebelius facing tough questions and apologize fog the problems with the obama website. did she do enough or is the damage already done? >>> this is scary. grab extra chocolate when you're trick or treating today. no joke. prices are on the rise. we'll tell you why. i

there is a delegation of the u. officials and separately a delegation of german officials who are in washington to speak with the members of the u.s. administration as well as intelligence chiefs to discuss this latest revelation in this case of national security agency's a spying operations on up to thirty five world leaders including german chancellor angela merkel as well as allegedly tens of millions of of french and spanish citizens as well now the outrage in europe has been palpable we have on the liverpool having said that the confidence of our country towards the u.s. has been quote unquote that we also remember the a recent to e.u. official statement talking highlighting the distrust that this these allegations have actually created all of this anger spilling over not just in terms of diplomacy but also in the transatlantic deal so many things calling for the stalling of that so we see a direct impact of consequences of these allegations but the frustration right now is not just going one way because they'r

there is a delegation of the u. officials and separately a delegation of german officials who are in washington to speak with the members of the u.s. administration as well as intelligence chiefs to discuss this latest revelation in this case of national security agency's a spying operations on up to thirty five world leaders including german chancellor angela merkel as well as allegedly tens of millions of the french and spanish citizens as well now the outrage in europe has been palpable we have on the liverpool having said that the confidence of our country towards the u.s. has been quote unquote that we also remember the a recent to e.u. official statement talking highlighting the distrust that this these allegations have actually created and all of this anger spilling over not just in terms of diplomacy but also in the transatlantic deal so many things calling for the stalling of that so we see a direct impact of the consequences of these allegations but the frustration right now is not just going one way becau

remedies for e.u. citizens caught in the surveillance dragnet. that could result in the e.u. demanding reparations from the u.s. treasury. why the europeans should interpret the nsa's activities more broadly. >> we, like other nations, gather foreign intelligence because it is in our national security interests to do so. there are real threats out there against the american people and against our allies including germany, including allies around europe and around the world. we also need to balance those security needs against the understandable privacy concerns that we all share. >> reporter: former vice president dick cheney, however, appearing on the hugh hewitt radio show yesterday called the obama administration, quote, incompetent on foreign policy. gregg? gregg: james rosen, thanks very much. >> reporter: thank you. patti ann: right now new concerns about safety on the high seas after a pirates kidnapped two american mariners. the attack happened off the coast of nigeria in west africa. u.s. defe

well you know as we speak we know that the delegation of am a piece is set to visit the united states following the scandal so how do you think this will affect the relationship between america and the e.u. . it's very interesting that now these m.p.'s make a huge scandal out of this listening to phone calls but actually a couple of months ago when snowden revealed millions of german so it all germans basically were subject the subject of and this mass of. even the chief of staff of . this scandal to be over and now they are opening this scandal because suddenly the chancellor was being spied on i don't think that these proposed. laws will have a big impact these. surveillance agencies have grown to an extent that it's really hard to control them basically you would need to have to heavily cut down all these surveillance agencies such as the n.s.a. or the cia to make actually sure that they don't have the power and the resources anymore to snoop on everyone around the world so you basically want to donating down some governments are saying that they will be introducing new laws and pe