keith urban is here. we'll be right back with sean "diddy" combs. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] she's got it all. including 25 em-puh-guh's highway. what? em-pe-juh, muhpuhguh? muh-puh-guh's? muh -- em-puh-guh's? em-pee-gee's? 25 em-pe-guh, em-puh-guh's. i'm saying it right, but it just doesn't sound familiar. hmm. ♪ peppejalapeÑos, bacon,shrooms, tomato and avocado. i call it, "the avocado da vinci". create your om'lart with denny's build your own omelette menu. >> jimmy: tonight, music from "fuse" on the sony outdoor stage, keith urban is with us. tomorrow night, lisa kudrow will be here, as will the fascinating malcolm gladwell, and we'll have music from kings of leon too. join us tomorrow. >> jimmy: our first guest tonight is an entrepreneur and entertainer. he's an entrepre-tainer, really. his brand new tv network, revolt just went on the air this week please welcome the relentless sean "diddy" combs. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. >> whoo! >> jimmy: that was an enthusiastic

(keith's mom) hello-- hi, keith! what's up? (keith's mom) nothin' much-- i was just thinkin' about you. what's the name of the song that you were saying that we should walk out to, as far as, when we exit? (keith's mom) da-da-da-dun-dun-dun-dun-- you know, that thing. do you know the name of that song? mom, you see, i wanted her-- (keith's mom) the wedding song. i wanted her to come in to it. i wanted her to come in to it, (keith's mom) huh? but she doesn't want to. that's too traditional, (keith's mom) why? 'cause she doesn't like me or my ideas. (keith's mom) well, that's supposed to be your song, not hers. you hear that? you hear that? don't talk to me. you know i hate when you do that kind of stuff in front of your mom. what, baby? don't, "what, baby," me. (keith) what? that was stupid. (keith) what-what-- i was just messin' around. that's not funny, though. i keep tellin' you, that's not funny. first of all, you know it's a huge disagreement about the music, and then you gonna be like, "mama, that's the song i want." liste

this is keith's time. >> keith orr is the little kid in the brown jacket. he's learning disabled, struggles with boundaries, but in the sweetest, possible way-- >> hug? >> reporter: because of his special nature, it's no surprise keith embraces his fellow football players. >> hug, gabe. >> reporter: what is surprising is how they have embraisd him. >> hello. >> we thought it would be cool to do something for him. >> because we really wanted to prove that he was part of our team and he meant a lot to us. >> nothing can really explain getting a touchdown when you've never had one before. >> reporter: which brings us to part two of their play. ( applause ) if you didn't see keith, it's because they were so protective of him. but he was in the middle of that rush. and when you crossed the goal line, what was that like? >> awesome! >> it was, like, did he just score a touchdown? >> get your camera out! >> i'm like ah! >> reporter: keith's parents, carrie and jim, almost missed the moment, but they got the significance. >> somebody's always going to have his back

keith urban is here. we'll be right back with sean "diddy" combs. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ will ] on my right is the new dodge durango. she's got it all. including 25 em-puh-guh's highway. what? em-pe-juh, muhpuhguh? muh-puh-guh's? muh -- em-puh-guh's? em-pee-gee's? 25 em-pe-guh, em-puh-guh's. i'm saying it right, but it just doesn't sound familiar. hmm. ♪ >> jimmy: tonight, music from "fuse" on the sony outdoor stage, keith urban is with us. tomorrow night, lisa kudrow will be here, as will the fascinating malcolm gladwell, and we'll have music from kings of leon too. join us tomorrow. >> jimmy: our first guest tonight is an entrepreneur and entertainer. he's an entrepre-tainer, really. his brand new tv network, revolt just went on the air this week please welcome the relentless sean "diddy" combs. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. >> whoo! >> jimmy: that was an enthusiastic entrance. hey, who are you rooting for in the world series, anybody? >> um -- >> jimmy: red sox the car

this is keith's time. >> reporter: keith orr is the little kid in the brown jacket. he's learning disabled, struggles with boundaries, but in the sweetest possible way. >> hug? >> reporter: because of his special nature, it's no surprise keith embraces his fellow football players. >> hug, gabe. >> reporter: what is surprising is how they have embraced him. >> hello. >> we thought it would be cool to do something for him. >> because we really wanted to prove that he was part of our team and he meant a lot to us. >> nothing can really explain getting a touchdown when you've never had one before. >> reporter: which brings us to part two of their play. ( applause ) if you didn't see keith, it's because they were so protective of him. but he was in the middle of that rush. and when you crossed the goal line, what was that like? >> awesome! >> it was, like, did he just score a touchdown? >> get your camera out! >> i'm like "ah!" >> reporter: keith's parents, carrie and jim, almost missed the moment, but they got the significance. >> somebody's always going to have his back

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keith and john, thanks so much. treasury secretary jack lew saying not raising the debt ceiling is a can tatastrophe. >>> donor fatigue alert. >> what do you get for shelling out of $6,000 for a smartphone? a diamond phone and the phone by costs ten times more than the iphone 5s. >>> apple climbed to number one on the best global brands list followed by google in second place. after 13 years at the top, coca-cola fell to number three. >>> forget playing candy crush. you could soon own it. the owner is preparing for an initial public offering in new york. >>> back to barilla? posting an apology for the remar remarks. he sparked outrage with traditional family. >>> the car's cup holder. kfc is selling five new go cups for $2.49 each. >>> what is the september jobless rate? thanks to the shutdown, i have no idea. that's right. more on the other ways we're feeling the shutdown next. wout of landfills each year? plastic waste to cover mt. rainier by using one less trash bag each month, we can. and glad forceflex bags str

go to experian.com. >>> we're back with representative keith ellison and bill kristol. let's call a cease fire. >> age before beauty. >> stephanie carter was still in the white house, there website meltdown would not have ham. >> that's great. >> was that appropriate? >> i would like to see a -- >> i'll not sure everybody agrees with that. >> i would like to see a fair, respectful if tough hearing for kathleen sebelius tomorrow. >> i agree with that. >> let me thank you both for being here. go to facebook or twitter to weigh in on our fire back question. will obama care improve your health care coverage. right now 29% of you say yes. 71% say no. >> the debate continues online at cnn doc/crossfire as well as facebook and twitter. from the left. i'm stephanie cutter. >> from the right, i'll newt gingrich. join us tomorrow for another edition of "crossfire." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront." spying on manager's best friends. today spies finally went on offense. >> some of this reminds me a lot of the classic movie, casa blanca. my god, there's gambl

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got your keith on a leash, have you? he always says, "why go for a burger when you can have steak at home?" because sometimes, lucy, in life, we need to do things we don't like. - why? - it's character building. - netball? - i'm sure netball contributes to us becoming fully-rounded human beings in its own way. you play it, then. - hey. - lucy, now look! you need to have a word with your daughter. - why? what's she done? - forgot her gym kit. again? - no pocket money next week. - thanks. ian, i think we need to start doing things a bit differently. - you know, kind of organize. - forget it. - what? - organizing. you're better off giving into chaos. - judging by the state of here, you already have. - i've had a hellish day. i bet my day has been 10 times worse. you name it, i've had it-- roadworks, traffic, and i got a £40 parking fine. yellow line? i tell you what, there's no way that constitutes a yellow line. where you going? i need a break, ian. just a minute. well, i don't know. family breakdowns, muggings-- is nothi

well they certainly asked the questions i asked members of the delegation about keith alexander march in congress where he said there was no mass collection of data on whatever sharing that was european intelligence agencies themselves handed out the information to the n.s.a. now on camera members of the e.u. delegation would say you alexander made a statement just yesterday and they didn't have time to process those allegations but they did say they had been trying to get answers from washington and massive bailouts of european citizens for months and there was silence and one of these days they finally did get the chance to meet the director of the n.s.a. himself keith alexander and ask him about the spying programs the answers that he gave not satisfied that delegation. going to get from information. on the question of games or to reduce and of course not to have information about. medical cannot be just to fight against. well the chair of european parliament's foreign affairs committee whom i also had the chance to speak with said alexander talked to them about european agencies s

you are on with congressman keith ellison. caller: i want you to explain the debt and the deficit difference because people do not understand. i think what we need to do is gerre the voting and the koching, because the brothers and the oil producers own the republican party. they are taking bribes to get what they want and it is making the rest of us suffer. my husband is retired military, 22 years. things need to change up there. the republicans are out for themselves. the democrats work so hard for the people and something has got to be done. guest: thank you. i want totell you, thank you and your husband for -- let me tell you i want to thank you and your husband for your service to our country. my son could not get his tuition assistance. he was not complaining. i was the one asking are you going to enroll in school. he said that tuition assistance is shut down because of the shutdown. and the commissary is shutdown. that is one little 19-year-old soldier. the debt is the accumulated indebtedness of the country. if you add

congressman keith alexander says it helps keep terrorism in check. >> all eyes on kathleen sebelius as she is set to defend the affordable care act in a congressional hearing. >> one year later superstorm sandy is remembered. it was one of the most destructive and costly disasters to hit the united states. >> the ongoing war in syria - children diagnosed with polio because they don't have access to adequate health care and critical vaccinations. [ ♪ theme ] >> hello, welcome to al jazeera america. no apology nor excuses from the nation's top spy chief. the head of the national security agency denied reports of phone tapping of foreign citizens and told house members the nsa would rather take a beating in the media than give up a program that protects americans from terrorists. >> the national security agency says chiefs did not illegally tapped. they revealed rare details of america's intelligence gathering techniques. >> confident and almost defiant top spy chiefs made no apologies before the house intelligence committee. they defended the job the agencies do to keep america and her

tonight, sean "diddy" combs, and keith urban. in a scavenger hunt. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you for watching. thank you for coming.

nsa chief keith alexander dismissed charges of massive infringement on privacy. >> the press claimed evidence of thousands of privacy violation, it is false and misleading. >> the agency claims it is not required to restrict contact lists belonging to speaks fitted foreign investment targets. >> is there a reason for all of

. >> general keith alexander, head of the nsa reacting to a new report that his agency has broken into yahoo and

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keith alexander. we'll show you that at 1:30 this afternoon. an apology by marilyn tavener. she was testifying before a sharply critical house committee. >>> it's been one year since hurricane sandy hit the new york and new jersey coast lines. the cleanup tapped to exceed $65 billion. >> i'm dave warren with your national forecast. two different extremes between the west coast and the east coast, winter storm out west, many winter weather advisories and storm warnings in effect, dumping a lot of snow over the montana area, that storm still centered over nevada but beginning to movies. cold air is behind it, warm air ahead of it. 80s and 70s from memphis to houston, billings, montana, 44. outlook for thursday, halloween, looks like we'll have the warm air coming up over the great lakes as it starts to push east and rain and colder temperatures there in the northern plains as the cold air comes behind it. what to expect, in new york, rain wednesday and thursday could linger into friday. temperatures upper 60s loafer 70s. drying out by the weekend. del. >> dave warren, thank yo

. >> jimmy: this is amazing. [ cheers and applause ] you know, when keith spoke -- keith richards. he said you actually weren't as much rivals as we all think. you guys kind of knew each other. right? >> yeah, i mean, i have never really seen him except to kind of to say, "hey, how are you doing, man? love your new record." [ whistles ] until -- i went on holiday to the turks and caicos, and he has a place there. so every afternoon we hung and it was a pretty cool week. >> jimmy: how fun is that? oh, my gosh. the two of us would have been freaking out. just seeing you on the beach. i'd be like, "what is going on right now?!" a beatle and a rolling stone. >> yeah, you know. the thing about keith is -- he was -- kind of like, acting like the manager of the hotel. he had come around to the bar -- "are you all right? are you okay? you want a drink?" he would be like -- i said, "keith. you know. you should get paid for this." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you should let people do this. you don't have to do this, keith. >> he was loving it. bringing his little dog around. and talk to all the gu

keith alexander has led the agency since 2005 and longest tenure ever for an nsa director. folks say the decision to leave was long planned and not reaction to recent revelations about surveillance practices. >>> the nsa is apparently playing a key role in the cia's drone program overseas.

thanks to keith, more people of color are signing up. ayanna anderson of the california transplant donor network: >> he has reinvented himself as a community educator,s as a champion for donation. he is trying to be a problem solver. >> i am now a donor father. >> reporter: keith has appeared in promotional videos and started the nonprofit give life save life that produces a community radio show to publicize the need for organ donations. he is not a stranger in ali mayer as high school classroom. >> it's important that our young people know how precious life is. that's why i want him to be here. >> you will be saving the lives of others. thank you. [ applause ] >> reporter: so for inspiring others to become organ and tissue donors, this week's jefferson in the bay area goes to keith crawford. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> incredible story. paul, incredible outside. >>> another beautiful day. >> it just keeps coming. we'll have high fire danger but it will be good weather. as we approach the weekend, yes, today is "hump day," we are going to ge

. >> but us kids knew, may we have got this, this is our time, this is keith's time. >> keith orr is the little kid in the brown jacket. >> he is learning disabled and struggles with boundaries but in the sweetest possible way. he because of his special nature it is no surprise that keith embraces his fellow football players. >> hug. >> what is surprising is how they have embraced him we thought it would be cool because they wanted to prove he is a part of our team and meant a lot to us. nobody can explain getting a touchdown when you have never had one before. >> which brings us to part 2 of their play. >> if you didn't see keith it is because they were so protect if the of him. but he was in the middle of that rush. >> and when you crossed the goal line, what was that like? >> awesome. >> it was like, did he just score a touchdown? >> it is like, oh, my god! >> his parents carey and jim almost missed the moment but they got the significance. >> somebody is always going to have his back from now until the day he graduates. >> she is right. when the football team decides you are cool

good too see you, keith, as always. come can go up an estimated $40 billion is just sitting in 401k retirement of course wasting away with no one claiming the money. we'll i want duals you to a man whose job involves hunting down the rightful owners, you'll be surprised what he hears when he gives the lucky people the good news. >> they just say, you know , some choice four letter words, i am like, no, i am -- we really have money for you. >> and some of that money might be yours, keep iter hoo. determining using some sort of subjective interpretation of their policy as to whether or not your particular report was actually abusive, because if it doesn't contain language that specifically threatens you directly or is targeted towards you specifically, they may not consider it abuse. they may consider it offensive. and in that case they just recommend that you block that person. >> i don't want to minimise this, because i mean, there's some really horrible things that are on line, and it's not - it's not just twitter, wha

spying agency behind sweeping global surveillance is to leave his job keith alexander is a. says' longest serving director and has vigorously defended the snooping programs as lawful and essential for national security is a part next spring is likely to have been spurred by the snowden leaks as more important than a explains the man who has made indiscriminate global surveillance and data gathering part of the fabric of america is leaving his position general keith alexander director of the national security agency is reportedly stepping down from his reign within the next six months it would be hard to deny that this unexpected exodus would be happening if not for whistleblower edward snowden general alexander's eight year tenure at the n.s.a. came under a worldwide criticism earlier this year after snowden a former n.s.a. contractor revealed details about the n.s.a.'s global gathering of telephone e-mail and social media data foreign embassies the united nations and even heads of state were allegedly targeted by america's dragnet surveillance political activist and author

global surveillance and data gathering part of the fabric of america is leaving his position general keith alexander director of the national security agency is reportedly stepping down from his reign within the next six months it would be hard to deny that this unexpected exodus would be happening if not for whistleblower edward snowden general alexander's eight year tenure at the n.s.a. came under a worldwide criticism earlier this year after snowden a former n.s.a. contractor revealed details about the n.s.a.'s global gathering of telephone e-mail and social media data foreign embassies the united nations and even heads of state were allegedly targeted by america's dragnet surveillance political activist and author eugene puryear says general alexander's resignation is more like a fall from grace i think that the revelations from snowden are playing a big role here i mean i think for them to say that this is just sort of a random thing is is sort of absurd i mean it seemed like just a few months ago that keith alexander was being fed it is this great important general who had done all t

global surveillance and data gathering part of the fabric of america is leaving his position general keith alexander director of the national security agency is reportedly stepping down from his reign within the next six months it would be hard to deny that this unexpected exodus would be happening if not for whistleblower edward snowden general alexander's eight year tenure at the n.s.a. came under a worldwide criticism earlier this year after snowden a former n.s.a. contractor. revealed details about the n.s.a.'s global gathering of telephone e-mail and social media data foreign embassies the united nations and even the heads of states were allegedly targeted by america's dragnet surveillance political activist and author eugene per year says general alexander's resignation is more like a fall from grace i think that the revelations from snowden are playing a big role here i mean i think for them to say that this is just sort of a random thing is is sort of absurd i mean it seemed like just a few months ago that keith alexander was being fed it is this great important general who had don

good too see you, keith, as always. come can go up an estimated $40 billion is just sitting in 401k retirement of course wasting away with no one claiming the money. we'll i want duals you to a man whose job involves hunting down the rightful owners, you'll be surprised what he hears when he gives the lucky people the good news. >> they just say, you know, some choice four letter words, i am like, no, i am -- we really have money for you. >> and some of that money might be yours, keep iter hoo. >>> the stock marketses eye-popping 23 1/2% gain is great knew for workers with four the on 1k retirement accounts. you may have noticed the gain in your own account, but then again, maybe not. you might be one of the estimated 4 million people whose 401k plan is lost. just sitting there, waste ag wag away. i tam talking about 10s of billions of dollars, an supplyinsupplyingexplanation ofs and the manhuntsing down the rightful owners. >> you can take a look at the definition for me. >> reporter: he is one of the the select group

spying agency behind sweeping global surveillance is to leave his job keith alexander is the n.s.a.'s longest serving director and has vigorously defended the snooping program as lawful and essential for national security his departure next spring is likely to have been spurred by the snowden leaks as marina my experience . and who has made it indiscriminate global surveillance and data gathering part of the fabric of america is leaving his position general keith alexander director of the national security agency is reportedly stepping down from his reign within the next six months it would be hard to deny that this unexpected exodus would be happening if not for whistleblower edward snowden general alexander's eight year tenure at the n.s.a. came under a worldwide criticism earlier this year after snowden a former n.s.a. contractor revealed details about the n.s.a.'s global gathering of telephone e-mail and social media data foreign embassies the united nations and even heads of state were allegedly targeted by america's dragnet surveillance political activist and author eugene pury

global surveillance and data gathering part of the fabric of america is leaving his position general keith alexander director of the national security agency is reportedly stepping down from his reign within the next six months it would be hard to deny that this unexpected exodus would be happening if not for whistleblower edward snowden general alexander's eight year tenure at the n.s.a. came under a worldwide criticism earlier this year after snowden a former n.s.a. contractor revealed details about the n.s.a.'s global gathering of telephone e-mail and social media data foreign embassies the united nations and even heads of state were allegedly targeted by america's dragnet surveillance political activist and author eugene per year says general alexander's resignation is more like a fall from grace i think that the revelations from snowden are playing a big role here i mean i think for them to say that this is just sort of a random thing is is sort of absurd i mean it seemed like just a few months ago that keith alexander was being fed it is this great important general who had done all

spying agency behind sweeping global surveillance is to leave his job keith alexander is of the n.s.a. his longest serving director and has vigorously defended the snooping program as lawful and essential for national security has to touch on next spring is likely to have been spurred by the snowden leaks as i explained. the man who has made indiscriminate global surveillance and data gathering part of the fabric of america is leaving his position general keith alexander director of the national security agency is reportedly stepping down from his reign within the next six months it would be hard to deny that this unexpected exodus would be happening if not for whistleblower edward snowden general alexander's eight year tenure at the n.s.a. came under a worldwide criticism earlier this year after snowden a former n.s.a. contractor revealed details about the n.s.a.'s global gathering of telephone e-mail and social media at foreign embassies the united nations and even heads of. states were allegedly targeted by america's dragnet surveillance political activist and author eugene puryear

spying agency behind sweeping global surveillance is to leave his job keith alexander is the n.s.a.'s longest serving director and has a vigorously defended the snooping programs as lawful and essential for national security now his departure next spring is likely to have been spurred by the snowden leaks as marina explains. the man who has made indiscriminate global surveillance and data gathering part of the fabric of america is leaving his position general keith alexander director of the national security agency is reportedly stepping down from his reign within the next six months it would be hard to deny that this unexpected exodus would be happening if not for whistleblower edward snowden general alexander's eight year tenure at the n.s.a. came under a worldwide criticism earlier this year after snowden a former n.s.a. contractor revealed details about the n.s.a.'s global gathering of telephone e-mail and social media data foreign embassies the united nations and even heads of state were allegedly targeted by america's dragnet surveillance political activist and author eugene pe

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market watcher, keith fitzgerald joins us in new york of all places. welcome back. >> thank you very much. stuart: here is my point of view. we've got a debt-- we've got a stalemate on spending, the market's going to be down about 100 points. and if we had a stalemate on the debt ceiling and we'd run across the midnight wednesday deadline, i say we'd be down a whole lot more, you say? >> absolutely agreed. the reason is simple. banks depend on credit, if they cut credit off. then the addiction is it withdrawal, that's the symptoms that happen and the market is not placing that bet and that's irrelevant to them as long as they have access to the debt. now, you've followed this closely. am i right in saying that most investors. most wall street watchers, they think there's going to be a last minute deal? >> wall street is behaving that way and to me, that's a very difficult decision because i think they're just dumb enough. they want to prove a point they're going to let it go to the max. >> you think so? >> right to the edge. >> right to the very edge,

host: general keith alexander, the director of the nsa. if you want to watch the whole thing you can go to youtube. this from "politico" -- you heard the nsa director saying something needs to be done about journalists getting these documents. the general will be testifying on capitol hill before the house intelligence committee. that is 1:30 p.m. eastern time on c-span3 and c-span.org. independent caller, hello travis. caller: frankly, i really don't care if the nsa spies on foreign leaders and merkel -- four leaders,- foreign merkel, spanish, french. what bothers me is collecting metadata on american citizens. we have a fourth amendment that should put a stop to that. they are not adhering to the constitution. it is pretty telling that obama --host: you broke up there. caller: it is pretty telling that obama does not know anything that is going on in his federal government. he did not know anything about the irs, he had no idea that the -- ite wasn't going to work host: we are having a hard time hearing you. "the new york times" editoria

verne, aaron murray did it last week but he did it with keith marshall. he did it with michael bennett. he did it with justin scott-wesley. those guys aren't on the field. >> verne: bulldogs have one time out left. palardy will kick off. not known for his ability to get it into the end zone on the kickoff. about one out of every three, but this time he booms it. wow. >> verne: aaron murray. >> gary: both coaches are trying to project to their team right now that you have got to be calm. you've got to make the plays. "we practiced this. settle down. let the announcers, let the fans are excited. we have to play assignment football." >> verne: lynch in the backfield. chris conley and reggie davis are two wideouts. here is murray. drills it. >> gary: no chance. >> verne: threw it away. >> gary: nobody to throw this football to. had to get rid of it. >> verne: 1:46 remaining. temperature >> verne: 1:46 remaining. got it. that's reggie davis. >> gary: but short of a first -- no, no, first down, right? short of it, i think. >> verne: it is short, i think you're

global surveillance and data gathering part of the fabric of america is leaving his position general keith alexander director of the national security agency is reportedly stepping down from his reign within the next six months it would be hard to deny that this unexpected exodus would be happening if not for whistleblower edward snowden general alexander's eight year tenure at the n.s.a. came under a worldwide criticism earlier this year after snowden a former n.s.a. contractor revealed details about the n.s.a.'s global gathering of telephone e-mail and social media at foreign embassies the united nations and even heads of state were allegedly targeted by america's dragnet surveillance political activist and author eugene puryear says general alexander's resignation is more like a fall from grace i think that the revelations from snowden are playing a big role here i mean i think for them to say that this is just sort of a random thing is is sort of absurd i mean it seemed like just a few months ago that keith alexander was being fed it is this great important general who had done all the

head coach keith brown and tim valentine are on administration leave. no word why tim valentine is on leave, but we hear that coach brown commonly used swearing and humiliating language and tactics to get results. players have left and more may follow. students we spoke with are hopeful the university will conduct a thorough and fair investigation. >> hate to hear it is happening on our campus, especially in place i feel that women are welcome. >> tough coaching works but not when it is demeaning or offensive in any way. >> late tuesday night, a number of members of the women's basketball team came to us and say they want to defend coach brown. they say he is tough, they admit that, but they say he is fair and this investigation is overblown. >> i think any program is going to have a coach that is intense and ready to play and want us to play. i think a lot of this is blown out of proportion and is unnecessary. >> it is never towards a player. it is just from the situation. if you messed up, you messed up. just trying to get his point across, trying to

keith fitzgerald and jonathan, you're the two perfect guys for this. keith, hypocrisy aside. what about the stock? >> you know, i still don't think that thing is worth what ever thinks it is. it's social media, about voluntarily contributing your information to thei greatest marketing machine in history. i don't care if it's 10 or 100 million, you have the same problem. i don't like the stock. >> jonathan, they turned it around and the bias is to the upside. >> they've turned it around and the stocks, despite privacy concerns and mark zuckerberg haters, and there's far too many, the stock continues to perform as does the service. you're overselling it when you sayand facebook are invading privacy. despite the small change there's robust you privacy setting and the ultimate, not to share things you want private on facebook. >> how about don't use it? >> there you go. people are still getting a lot out of the service. i wouldn't short the stock above 50. >> maybe 60? >> indeed. >> let's talk about jcpenney. beleaguered, bringing back the old c.e.o. but the old logo too hoping t

global surveillance and data gathering part of the fabric of america is leaving his position general keith alexander director of the national security agency is reportedly stepping down from his reign within the next six months it would be hard to deny that this unexpected exodus would be happening if not for whistleblower edward snowden general alexander's eight year tenure at the n.s.a. came under worldwide criticism earlier this year after snowden a former n.s.a. contractor revealed details about the n.s.a.'s global gathering of telephone e-mail and social media data foreign embassies the united nations and even the heads of state were allegedly targeted by america's dragnet surveillance political activist and author eugene puryear says general alexander's resignation is more like fall from grace i think that the revelations from snowden are playing a big role here i mean i think for them to say that this is just sort of a random thing is is sort of absurd i mean it seemed like just a few months ago that keith alexander was being fed it is this great important general who had done all t

global surveillance and data gathering part of the fabric of america is leaving his position general keith alexander director of the national security agency is reportedly stepping down from his reign within the next six months it would be hard to deny that this unexpected exodus would be happening if not for whistleblower edward snowden general alexander's eight year tenure at the n.s.a. came under a worldwide criticism earlier this year after snowden a former n.s.a. contractor revealed details about the n.s.a.'s global gathering of telephone e-mail and social media at foreign embassies the united nations and even heads of state were allegedly targeted by america's dragnet surveillance political activist and author eugene per year says general alexander's resignation is more like a fall from grace i think that the revelations from snowden are playing a big role here i mean i think for them to say that this is just sort of a random thing is is sort of absurd i mean it seemed like just a few months ago that keith alexander was being fed it is this great important general who had done all th

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spy agency behind sweeping global surveillance is to leave his job keith alexander as an essay as long as sir. in director and as vigorously the fan of the snooping programs as lawful and essential for national security his departure next spring is likely to have been spurred by the snowden leaks as marina forty nine a explains the man who has made indiscriminate global surveillance and data gathering part of the fabric of america is leaving his position general keith alexander director of the national security agency is reportedly stepping down from his reign within the next six months it would be hard to deny that this unexpected exodus would be happening if not for whistleblower edward snowden general alexander's eight year tenure at the n.s.a. came under a worldwide criticism earlier this year after snowden a former n.s.a. contractor revealed details about the n.s.a.'s global gathering of telephone e-mail and social media data foreign embassies the united nations and even heads of state were allegedly targeted by america's dragnet surveillance political activist and author eugene p