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Spying on heads of states. Its part of a fallout following revelation thags the u. S. Has spied on german chancellor Angela Merkel and 34 other leaders. President obama said he was unaware of high level eavesdropping but the New York Times said the state department signed off on the process and a key part that is calling for total review of u. S. Intelligence programs. Susan mcginnis is in washington. Good morning. Reporter good morning, annemarie. Theres no final decision yet from the white house about ending these programs, the white house is waiting to see what happens here in congress. And more lawmakers now calling for changes including the head the Senate Intelligence Senate Intelligence chairwoman Dianne Feinstein scompreft outrage that the u. S. Spied on allies including german chancellor Angela Merkel. She issued a statement saying i totally opposed. The finestein and her Senate Colleagues want to go one step further. Shes calling for review of all operations. Senator feinstei
Old, leaves behind a devastated family. We want to know why, why this happened. Reporter hoffman has been hailed a hero, awarded the chief thomas medal of courage in 2010 for rescuing a man from a fire on gillman street. And this year, recognized by wjz, helping to save this 3 yearold boy who had wandered away from home. Friends say the Third Generation firefighter was heroic, even in his 90 final minutes. The night he was killed, he did all he could to protect his girlfriend and her sister, who survived the terrible ordeal. And i think without andys help, that would not have been possible. Reporter wjz was there, as his uncle collected some items from andrews home, needed for funeral arrangements. His father released a written statement, on behalf of his family, saying our hearts are absolutely broken over the loss of our son, brother, grandson and uncle. Its hard to imagine Going Forward without him. But we know andy died a hero. That is the way he lived his wife and we wouldnt life,
Well, a Senior Obama Administration official says the u. S. Is considering ending its spying on friendly heads of state. Its part of a fallout following revelations that the u. S. Has spied on german chancellor Angela Merkel and 34 other foreign leaders. President obama said he was unaware of high level ungz dral eavesdropping but the Los Angeles Times reports that the state department signed off on the process and a key part that is calling for total review of u. S. Intelligence programs. Susan mcginnis is in washington. Good morning. Reporter good morning, annemarie. There is no final decision yet from the white house about ending these spying programs. The white house may be waiting to see what happens here in congress. And more lawmakers are now calling for changes including the head of the Senate Intelligence committee. Senate intelligence chairwoman Dianne Feinstein expressed outrage that the u. S. Spied on allies including german chancellor Angela Merkel. She issued a statement
Maryland towns hit the hardest. The money will be coming to the federal government. And it will be coming to the lower shore. The money will be distributed on the basis of need. Reporter the money goes toward the reconstruction of homes, businesses and their economy. It was devastating. The entire town was flooded. And when i say the entire town, i mean, the entire town. Everything was flooded. Reporter in chrisfield, coffins floated out of graves. Residents were rushed to shelter, the town docks swept away. Thats where our commerce, our baked commerce comes through every day. Now theyre still rebuilding. We know the ocean city pier is taking a beating as well. Reporter still plenty of work to be done. More than 200 maryland homes are still in need of repair. Try to get the help we need to start rebuilding. Reporter now, with the latest aid that was just received, senator mikulskis office has received a total 74 million in aid since last year. Joining me mere, here, meteorologist Chels