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Belongings the ambitious project completed in turkey to expect two continents under water. To connect two continents under water. No apologies, no excuses from the top spy chiefs. The head of the National Intelligence told House Intelligence Committee that phone taps on foreign citizens are not true. The nsa would rather take the beating in the media than give up a program protecting americans from terrorists. Top chiefs say the agency did nothing illegal, and part of the problem is leaked documents. They reveal rare details of americas surveillance techniques. Vigorously defending the job agencies do to keep america and allies safe. Theres not been a mass casualty in the u. S. Since 2001. That is not by luck. They didnt stop hating us they didnt say that they were going just forgive this. They continued to try. The work of the National Security agency is under fire because of revelations by former nsa analyst edward snowden. Documents he leaked revealed the nsa has been collecting pho
Critical vaccinations. [ theme ] hello, welcome to al jazeera america. No apology nor excuses from the nations 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 americas 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 allies safe. Theres not been a mass casualty in the u. S. Since 2001. Thats not by luck. They didnt stop hating us. They didnt say that they were going to just forgive this. They continued to try. The work of the National Security agency is under fire because of revelations by former nsa analyst, edward snowden. Documents he leaked showe
Wants to stave off what it calls a rising crisis. Announcer youre watching Worldwide Exchange, bringing us Business News from around the globe. A very good morning to you. Its all about the banks today. Lets kick off with the standard charter. The asian focused bank down 1. 3 today. It says low single digit growth if both revenue and operating profit was hit by rising impairments in its korean market. Lloyds reported a rise in profits the first nine months of the year. The british financial said it had reduced costs and impairment charges, but it set aside another 750 Million Pound provision for ppi missed selling in the quarter. Those numbers just keep racking up. Deutsche in frankfurt, currently down 2. 4 . A 98 drop in quarterly pretax profits from a year earlier, which missed expectations. The german lender hit by 1. 2 billion euro increase again in litigation provisions and ubs, the bigger fall here, currently down 5. 5 at the moment in zurich. Third quarter earnings were above fo
S p up 13 of the past 15 sessions. We do have a fed decision this afternoon. Even initial reviews of the apple ipad air. As we monitor the hearing this morning in washington, lets get to jim. First, broad markets, weve not had a run look weve had this month in a long time. Whether youre larry fink or others, people asking serious questions about when in ends and how it ends. You keep thinking it should end and then General Motors comes out with a quarter that says, hey, listen, were back, too. You keep thinking it will end and then i sit back and listen to some of these Conference Calls and various industries. Buffalo wild wings. You can say theyre small potatoes but theyre blowing the number away. Gilead last night, a remarkable quarter. I keep getting stunned by the facts, even though the thesis should be were too far too fast, the facts keep baring out the rally. Not to mention the fed is not likely to taper any time soon, lets say. There are those like fink who are saying maybe wer