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About it. were digging deep into the stories making the headlines, including a truly unbelievable story of a texas man who shot dead an escort for not having sex with him and literally got away with murder. we begin with our breaking news. u.s. intelligence agencies have been secretly operating a broad data mining program that collected e-mail, photos and just about everything else from private communications from most americans. thats according to the "washington post" and "the guardian." t...

Explosive disclosure on how easily the government can collect information online. "the washington post" and british newspaper "the guardian" reporting that the national security agency, nsa, and the fbi are tapping directly into the servers of nine leading internet companies, including microsoft, yahoo! google, facebook, aol, skype, youtube, and apple. thats according to a top secret nsa presentation. intercepting data like video, photographs, and e-mails flowing online. >> what this program ena...

Explosive disclosure about how easily the government can collect information on-line. "the washington post" and the british newspaper "the guardian" are reporting the national security agency, the nsa, and the fbi, are tapping directly into the servers of nine leading internet companies, including microsoft, yahoo! google, facebook, aol, skype, youtube, and apple. thats according to a top secret nsa presentation. intercepting data like video, photographs, and e-mails, flowing on-line. >> what th...

Is accessing central servers to top u.s. technology firms through a program called prism. some of the surveillance started back in 2007. microsoft, google, yahoo! facebook, apple, aol, paltalk, youtube. a lot of companies deny the government has that access. wolf blitzer of "the situation room" is joining us. people waking up think this is unbelievable. >> a major development. we didnt know the full extent of what was going on until the past 24 to 48 hours. a huge, huge issue. two people who i w...

Suspected terrorists. intelligence agencies, too, may have direct access to the central servers of several top u.s. tech companies. barbara starr joins us from the pentagon to explain it all. do we have any idea, barbara, truly, how expansive this is? >> well, i think the answer is, we do not. christy, the government wants to call it monitoring or mining, but the question for so many americans is basic, is the government snooping on all of us? a potentially explosive disclosure about how easily ...

This and what the administration is saying. good morning. >> good morning, christine. the government likes to use that phrase mining your data, but for most americans theres really only one question, is the government listening to your phone calls and watching you on the internet. >> reporter: a potentially explosive disclosure about how easily the government can collect information on-line. "the washington post" and the british newspaper "the guardian" are reporting the national security agency...

Google, youtube, yahoo! and five other big names. in short, a direct line into your online life. the fbi, national security agency are doing it, according to a report in the "washington post" and britains "guardian" newspaper, they have been doing it for the last six years. part of a highly classified, never before disclosed intelligence gathering program code named prism. according to the reporting it began during the bush administration but has grown sharply, exponentially, during the obama ye...

Well, the chrysler group is fighting the recall for 2.7 million vehicles saying the analysis was faulty. so, lets talk to automotive analyst from new york and correspondent from aol and time warner cable news. thank you for taking time for us this morning. so let me ask you, how common is the placement of gas tanks in the rear of the vehicle as we see in the grand cheer key liberty? how many of us who dont drive those cars should by a ware? >> well, heres the thing, that was the design standard ...

Including a truly unbelievable story of a texas man who shot dead an escort for not having sex with him and literally got away with murder. we begin with our breaking news. u.s. intelligence agencies have been secretly operating a broad data mining program that collected e-mail, photos and just about everything else from private communications from most americans. thats according to the "washington post" and "the guardian." the post says microsoft, yahoo! google, facebook, aol, skype, youtube ...

The storm could pick up momentum as it goes up the eastern seaboard and causes problems for the states in the eye of the storm and in the coming hours and coming days. christi. >> yeah, i see the sun peaking out behind you. you, the crew, everybody on the beach watching it. take good care, glad everybody is all right. as you know, waking up to the realization that our government may know far more about our electronic communications than we ever could have imagined. phone records, e-mail, pictu...