those talks could start next week when germany s spy chiefs come to the united states. it comes when the united states may have spied on 35 world leaders. we said that france and germany, not germany plus france, but each country individually will get in contact with the united states and the security community, and try to walk out such a framework for future cooperation. we have an exchange on the views of how this will play out. mike viqueira at the white house, mike, is the white house responding at all to the idea of a spying summit. they re being tight-lipped with their response of everything that has come out of europe in the last couple of days, tony. they will admit this simple fact, tensions are rising because of their reports. they re using diplomatic channels to discuss the concerns of allies with thosallies. you mentioned that the national security agency memo of 2006 reported in the guardian yesterday, part of the trove of documents leaked by edward snowd
than 60 million phone lines in that country over a one-month period. this comes as a european delegation is in washington looking for answers. al jazeera has this report. reporter: at the white house the presidential spokesman refused to be drawn on reports that the you u.s. tracked millions of spanish foe calls but repeated the nsa surveillance programs are being examined. we are doubling a review. we are mindful that some of these disclear us disclosure had tension in our relationships. with new capabilities we recognize there needs to be additional constraints on how we gather and use intelligence. reporter: tensions spiked with reports in germany suggesting president obama was briefed on the surveillance of german chancellor angela merkel s phone in 2010 and fast tracked any information gathered correctly to the white house. in the fast few days anonymous administration officials told the u.s. media that was false. and that a white house review only discovered the s
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orinda location. drivers started calling the ktvu newsroom. the fire was first reported at 6:08 tonight. the train was headed east beamed. the good new eastbound. the good news, everyone evacuated safely. heather, any news on what caused the fire? reporter: b.a.r.t. technicians have determined it was an electrical shortage. we ve been watching them for hours now. you can still see some yellow tape blocking off the area in question. but again, a b.a.r.t. spokeswoman telling me they have identified the cause of this fire. the commute home came to an abrupt end for weary b.a.r.t. riders just days after a strike shut down service for four days. an equipment malfunction led to smoke and flames. they told us to get out and yeah, we smelled the smoke but seemed to get progressively worse. reporter: passing motorists captured the scene. take a look as heavy smoke billows from the train. at one point, you can see flames. we had 23 firefighters respond. reporter: the fire c
it s like a little miracle every time he hears something to me. captioning funded by cbs ng funded by cbs this is the cbs morning news for thursday, october 24th, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. well, the main contractors who put together the troubled health insurance website testify on capitol hill today. the president says he is upset by all the problems with the health care rollout and so are fellow democrats. tara mergener is in washington. tara, good morning. good morning, anne-marie. a number of democrats are joining the call now for accountability. today contractors for the nearly $400 million project will tell their side of the story to angry lawmakers. developers for healthcare.gov will head to capitol hill this morning for hearings about the website, which has been slow and unresponsive for millions of users. the rollout of obama care is nothing short of a debacle. in written testimony cgi federal, the main contractor for t