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good evening. he has done as much as any one man in modern history to affect u.s. intelligence policy, even our relations with some other countries. today edward snowden, the man who single-handedly exposed this nation s secret spy program of data mining and made off with over a million secret documents went on the record from his hiding place in russia. it was a web-based question-and-answer session, motivated perhaps in part by the recent charges that he was somehow working with the russians, who later provided him a home. and on this very day, the u.s. attorney general weighed in for the first time on the idea of clemency for snowden. it is where we begin with our chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell. reporter: from his hiding place in russia, fugitive edward snowden answered questions tweeted to his website. @ragbagusa asked what snowden thinks is the appropriate extent of u.s. national security apparatus. surely some spying is needed. snowden writes not
good morning to you. you are watching fox & friends first . it is friday morning. pop out of bed, be happy. it is now one minute after the top of the hour. another fox news alert to start a fight over ebola. firefighters in hazmat gear swarming a flight in alabama after a passenger gets sick mid flight. a man kicked off a plane after joking about having ebola. all of this it on a flight. good morning. five of america as busiest airports, jfk, dulles, atlanta and chicago o hare will begin screening to try to prevent ebola from coming into the u.s. the secretary of health and human services suggests that may not completely eliminate the risk. the next step with regard to preparedness as we discussed is having a system that can handle any case that we have and we have had one case and i think there may be other cases. i think we have to recognize that as a nation. cdc director tom freed den says the ebola outbreak is nothing like he has seen in public health excep