Time, that there was some type of inside control. It is almost a truism. Having said that, it seems to me that the leak that the Justice Department is looking for is right here in front of us, and you disagree with that . I des agree with you vehemently senator, and i have talked to the department of justice. I conducted interviews with them and, you know, i am a witness in that as many other people are. And as you know, there are witness and subject and target. Im not a subject, im not a target, i am a witness. Because i want to make sure whoever leaked this information that got out to the press and that seriously did disrupt some very sensitive operational equities on the part of some of our International Partners, that never should have happened. And youre in agreement with that, that this was a serious flaw in what should have happened, is that correct . Its a serious flaw that it got out to the press bafer before that operation was concluded, absolutely. And my discussion with tho
We begin with the southeast bracing for yet another dangerous winter storm. Millions are again in the crosshairs with winter storm watches, warnings and advisories in a dozen states now, texas to new jersey. We start our coverage this morning with abcs tahman bradley. Reporter this relentless winter is set to deliver another blow. The forecast across the south calls for a dangerous mix of snow and ice. In georgia the storm is expected to dump more snow than the 2 inches that paralyzed atlanta two weeks ago. I just hope that we dont get in the same mess we did last time. Reporter georgia officials were blamed for not anticipating the last storm, which left thousands trapped in cars and children stuck in schools. This time the governor is not taking any chances and has already declared a state of emergency. We are making every effort to be prepared for these events, and i would simply say that we should all individually use extreme caution. Reporter North Carolina residents are also gear
This is going to be the best day of my life shaun white set to take his shot on the halfpipe this morning. Could the famous flying tomato set an olympic record today and win three straight golds . Were live from sochi as his gold medalwinning teammate says good morning, america. Keep it spoice. And good morning, america. Three major stories here this morning starting with a tough day in sochi. Lots of wipeouts on the slopes. The conditions are drawing all kinds of complaints. One canadian skier in the hospital after crashing on the slopestyle course, it is so treacherous right now. The High Temperatures making it slushy and a disappointing day, as well for speed skating both american favorites j. R. Celski and shani davis failing to medal. Now, davis beat this is known as just his treat for him, the 500. Really is not favored for that one. Hes got big races ahead on wednesday and saturday. Looking forward to that. Also this morning special tribute to Shirley Temple black coming up. But
Freestyle r devean logan. And good morning, everyone. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to today on a tuesday mornin morning, day six already. Im Savannah Guthrie. Im matt lauer along with al roker and nataly morales. It is 55 degrees in sochi. There are two sides to this. We like sitting in light sweaters, great for spectators but these warm temperatures are wreaking havoc with some events. A lot of athletes are worried about the conditions with ski slopes and for some a boost. Julie mancuso likes the soft snow and well talk to her in a bit. All part of the warmest temperatures in history for an event city. Lets get to the top story that Shirley Temple has died in San Francisco. As a child, she became one of the most famous beloved stars of all time and later went on to become a u. S. Diplomat. On the good ship lollipop reporter shirtly temple was a mere 6 years old when this became her signature song. Shirley was born to perform on april 23rd, 1928 in santa monica, california. Dancing
Good evening and its great to have you with us here on a sunday night. And we begin tonight with those two daring raids by u. S. Special forces on two separate targets in africa. In somalia, against the notorious al shabaab group, linked to that kenyan mall attack. The other Mission Carried out in libya, where one of the most wanted al qaeda masterminds in the world was taken into custody. He is known as abu anas al libi. Indited in u. S. Federal court for the bombings of two u. S. em basils in africa in 1998. For years now, there has been a 5 million reward out for his capture. This evening, we are inside the terror raids with new details of just how the American Special forces carried them out. Abcs chief investigative correspondent brian ross here in a moment. But we begin with our chief Global Affairs correspondent Martha Raddatz tonight. Martha, good evening. Reporter good evening, david. What is remarkable is that these raids, 3,000 miles apart, were carried out nearly simultaneo