then shot. the police chief in overland park spoke to reporters a few minutes ago. he said the suspect, in his 70s, is not local and don t believe he knew any of his victims. they also said he made several statements in the back of the car and they are checking into that. urgent u.n. security council meeting held in hours at russia s request, to discuss escalating violence in the former soviet republic. ukraine s president says he won t stand for another crimea scenario inside his fragile nation. pro-russia separatists in eastern ukraine have until monday to back down. russian s foreign minister says ukraine needs to stop waging war on its own people. is ukraine on the verge of a bloody civil war? joining me congressman adam schiff. you visited ukraine and believe u.s. and world and the world must do more to help the
and hello again from fox news in washington. the standoff in ukraine took another turn friday. russian president putin reached out to president obama in a surprise phone call. secretary of state kerry and russian foreign minister lavrov are meeting today in paris. washington remains on alert over russia s massive troop buildup along the border with ukraine. joining me congressman mike rogers, who had his own surprise this week when he announced he is stepping down as chair of the powerful house intelligence committee at the end of the year. welcome back to fox news sunday . great to be back. let s start with president putin s phone call with president obama, putin discussing pursuing a diplomatic resolution. the kremlin says he called to talk about extremists threatening russians in ukraine. what is your best analysis, given particularly the buildup of russian troops along the
and hello again from fox news in washington. the standoff in ukraine took another turn friday. russian president putin reached out to president obama in a surprise phone call. secretary of state kerry and russian foreign minister lavrov are meeting today in paris. washington remains on alert over russia s massive troop buildup along the border with ukraine. joining me congressman mike rogers, who had his own surprise this week when he announced he is stepping down as chair of the powerful house intelligence committee at the end of the year. welcome back to fox news sunday . great to be back. let s start with president putin s phone call with president obama, putin discussing pursuing a diplomatic resolution. the kremlin says he called to talk about extremists threatening russians in ukraine. what is your best analysis, given particularly the buildup
not witnessingly collect information on americans. listen to the testimony. does the nsa collect any type of data at all on millions or hundreds of millions of americans? no, sir. it does not? not witingingly. there are cases they could inadvertently collect but not witingly. joining me congressman, i m very interested to hear your comments on this topic. it s a question of no they don t, but maybe they do. what did you hear in terms of an answer, first of all, whether nsa is listening. general clapper was in an impact position. the week prior to that at a top secret meeting of the
greta: all that s incredible. we have that and much more in minutes, but first, the republican congressman steve shockman warning president obama, actually threatening to seek impeachment. why the threat? congressman joins us, nice to see you. thanks for having me. greta: tell me congressman, why do you want impeachment. president. as i told in my statement we want all tools available to use, including that impeachment, but i think that the limelight focused on that, but we talked with lawsuits and the reason we re doing this, we have a president who stepped over the line, has taken his authority. most executive orders are really meant for the executive branch. he s using it really for legislative and skipping the congress, that s a violation of the constitution. we believe we have grounds, including a very prominent people like ed meese things we have standing. greta: and the president, he can go two routes, either work with congress.