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Westminster dog show. they may not be available for best in show, but theyre making their mark. >> finally mutts are back at westminster. at least theyre allowed in westminster new agility competition that takes place before the main event. but how do you separate the purebreds from the mutts? >> mutt or no mutt? >> neither is a mutt. >> mutt or no mutt? australian shepherd. >> a question was enough to offend a purebred border collie. out of 225 competing on the course, only 15 were mutts. meet ...

Questions at the super bowl players. well have more of that for you. google is adding google glass options for prescription glasses. lenses will be available in a set of frames that will cost $225 towards the end of the year. >> time to take a look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. the blind man in new york who survived falling on to the subway tracks gets a new guide dog thanks to good samaritans who donated money. cecil williams credits his preach service dog or -- his prev...

Use, joining 20 other states. so, google glass not even really on the open market yet, but the search engine giant is already adding prescription frames and detachable sunglasses. starting today, google is offering frames and shades to people trying out google glass. google says some insurance plans may cover the $225 cost of the frames. add that to the $1,500 price of the device itself. this stuff is not cheap. and you know, im not sure its high fashion, but people seem to love it. >> but you...

Budweiser and tries for the world straightaway speed record. >> well be racing against time and mother nature. well see what were made of. >> dave doesnt let his nerves show. as he gets ready to start the record attempt. >> one of the problems in setting records is you know youre going to experience things that other people have not. >> everyone pay attention, the course is live. >> the speed record is calculated by averaging the time over two one-kilometer runs. >> 9.83. >> the speed to beat is...

They had coverage. they are not hitting those most vulnerable in our society. >> only 225 or 230,000 new insured under the plan according to the one statistic. >> right. so when we hear the 6 million number that the president tweeted, 6 million have now gotten covered, its a fact, you can -- we have said that those numbers were squishy earlier this week, they are even further squishier this weekend. >> some fuzzy math there. we have other headlines this sunday morning, so well get right to those...

In a separate poll, this he had another poll, who is the most disliked and hated. it happens to be the guy thats going to lose, tom brady. >> if i were to tackle you right now -- >> brady tied with adrian peterson as the most respected one. stay tune. "way too early" starts now. i am a huge fan of the heroes that work at the nsa. they have kept america safe. in a recent study by the nonpartisan new america foundation backs me up. >> a new analysis of 225 individuals linked to al qaeda and ch...

Had. there was a lot of talk about national security. we know that senators who evaluated classified information and the new america foundation put out a study of 225 terrorism cases. there is story after story after story where there is no evidence that the programs that were disclosed have stopped terrorism. >> was today not right for the administration. this is a super secret program and this was a very public way for the president to address this. >> again, i think its good that the presiden...

Based think tank wants to know why the bulk of the phone records did not thwart major terrorist events. thats consistent with the panel findings. out of 225 cases, groups found, quote, no discernible impact. a former hills staffer with experience explains the reform dilemma. >> i think the congress is bitterly divided right now. the power brokers in the house and the senate have different takes on whether the phone records program has been successful or not. generally i think thats a recipe for ...

Covert operations officer. michael welcome back to the program program, good to have you here today. lets start with this study, this study that was done by an organization called the new america foundation that looks into the effectiveness of these programs. you and i spoke about this last week. then the study came out that said of the 225 terrorist acts or attempts acts in the country that they analyzed, the nsa played no role or very little role in the uncovering of those plots. >> a couple t...

Especially spying on allies. >> just because we can do something doesnt mean we necessarily should. >> reporter: and the white house is considering several other reforms including an improved system for issues security clearances and limiting access to classified information. a response to nsa leaker edward snowdens easy access to vast amounts of classified data. also new transparency reports that detail how the nsa queries phone companies and how many people have their records pulled. but the p...