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The story because that would have been the end of it. he loved being the sultan. he was next to play chrissy evert. he had played margaret court and won that one easily. his tactic was to play the ball in the sun, but there was no sun at the astro dome. >> let me ask you about this, bud, because riggs -- lets just play devils advocate here. riggs was known for his accuracy, especially with his serves, but he missed almost half of his serves in that first mass. you think that was because he hadnt...

Hard to weight times and improve accuracy of claims. mostly by paper digital files. even that transition halls had had share of problems which kind of cases are getting the brush off? >> a word, john. the toughest once. bonus structures at the v.a. in recent years are invent sizing claims processors to more documentation or follow up. >> this department charged with complex claims from a high volume of veterans and things that happen in the environment. you better have the right set of hifer and...

He says that his court lacks the tools to independently verify when and how often the government surveillance breaks the court rules that aim to protect americans privacy. now, according to judge reggie walton, the fisa court is forced to rely on the government and the accuracy of the information they provide to report its own actions. translation? the nsa repeatedly broke our privacy rules, blames computers and programming errors, but the truth is more than 63% of these so-called errors, thousa...

Surveillance court. he says that his court lacks the tools to independently verify when and how often the government surveillance breaks the court rules that aim to protect americans privacy. now, according to judge reggie walton, the fisa court is forced to rely on the government and the accuracy of the information they provide to report its own actions. translation? the nsa repeatedly broke our privacy rules, blames computers and programming errors, but the truth is more than 63% of these so-c...

Think weve been attacked by terrorists. theres nothing wrong with that, its a reasonable impression, but it would be a bad thing if that went down as kind of vetted journalism, that there was a terrorist attack. so i think everything has a part in the process. i mean people -- tv news, print news have been using eyewitnesses for generations. now the eyewitnesses have a much better way to communicate what they have seen and heard, but it still doesnt make the whole story. >> you bring up a really...

Look further into this, u.s. district judge reggie walton had this to say recently in "the washington post." the fisc, meaning the court, is forced to rely upon the accuracy of the information that is provided to the court. so the nsa brings all its information to the court and says, hey, heres our information. and they have got no way to independently know whether that information is correct or complete. and lets face it, spy agencies want to spy. its what they do. they want to keep us safe. ...

The fisc, meaning the court, is forced to rely upon the accuracy of the information that is provided to the court. so the nsa brings all its information to the court and says, hey, heres our information. and they have got no way to independently know whether that information is correct or complete. and lets face it, spy agencies want to spy. its what they do. they want to keep us safe. and the more the better for them, we understand that. >> thats right. and sometimes the nsa folks come after th...

Unintentional. the nsa says when mistakes are made, the agency reports the issue internally and to federal overseers and aggressively gets to the bottom of it. but the new report raises concerns about that balance of power. the "washington post" reported the chair of the senate intelligence committee diane feinstein wasnt even aware of the audit until it was reported in the paper. feinstein disputes that, but in a statement admitted that the committee can and should do more to independently veri...

Costco having to hold up. >> there are a group of many people who are worried about their jobs if they have jobs. theyre not well-paid jobs, they cant own their home, and in addition, they dont feel like they have adequate provision and access of public services, education and health. and that is particularly true for the long-term unemployed, for the younger unemployed, and its particularly true for those below the poverty line. on the other hand, we have a group of people that are better off. ...

Independently verify whether the government violates the law, saying that they are "forced to rely upon the accuracy of the information that is provided to the court." critics have been demanding more oversight. >> why is the government spying on its own people? >> reporter: and even prominent democrats are troubled. nancy pelosi called the new report extremely disturbing. congressman jim langevin deeply concerned. cracks in the public trust seem to widen after embarrassing testimony by the di...