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Manu, thank you for joining us. rubios campaign releasing an ad on national security. thats a topic hes been hammering home for months and hitting ted cruz on for weeks. what did he have to say today? >> reporter: what hes been saying is that, look, ted cruz voted for a surveillance law that gutted the national security agency, the ability to collect bulk data. he believes thats a way to distinguish himself from ted cruz on this national security issue. its interesting, when rubio talks to voter...

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More police are expected to be at the campus all day. students have been asked to stay inside their dorms. in chicago the police department expanding its body camera program amid intense scrutiny over the shooting death of a teenager that led to murder charges for an officer. six districts will get the cameras this year. they are designed to build trust for the public and to protect the citizens and officers. heather? >> thanks, lea. the nsa no longer collecting bulk data for the phone records. ...

The u.s. who is in contact with somebody overseas who is either a terrorist supporter or sympathizer or terrorist suspect. but this became a very emotive argument, relatively uninformed argument after the snowden leaks. it was a political move about an operational issue. thats where i have a problem with it. >> alex, let me ask you this. heres a scenario. im off the grid and im a terrorist. then i blow myself up and kill a bunch of people in a major city and achieved my goal. on the -- on a cell...

Quick monday morning headlines. new york city putting deadbeat dads to work. the human resources administration hopes to place 300,000 jobless parents back in the workforce so they can pay off their child support. last year less than half of parents paid off court-ordered obligations, owing an average of $17,000. also. facebook announcing its expanding its paid parental leave to four months for its 12,000 global employees. executives say it will mostly affect same sex couples. the move is the ...

Lookie, lookie. what we got here? >> that is not whats in the prompter. >> im mara schiavocampo. last time you tried to dodge me. >> i did not. >> last time i was here you called in sick or something. were together today. >> no. mara schiavocampo, havent had a chance to sit with you at the desk since i started abc. i know something came up last time you were here. my goodness, good to have you. >> good to be back. >> thank you so much. we got breaking news overnight here. >> the government a sho...

Shgs the, and good to have you here, and how does this standoff affect the united states and the capabilities moving forward. >> thank you for having me on, thomas. america is less safe and we have fewer tool today, and the senate had the opportunity over the weekend to the make critical nsa reforms like we did in the house, and getting rid of the bulk collection, and keeping the tools that we need. i sit on the house intelligence committee and i see that the enemies are plotting 24 hours a day ...

Years, the national security agency is not collecting your phone data but that will not likely last very long. the acquisition of the bulk data turned off on sunday because the senate allowed key provisions of the patriot act to expire. six out of ten americans want them to renew the surveillance program. many are saying senator rand paul is putting his ambitions to be president above national security. >> even the authors of the patriot act say that the patriot act in no way gives authority to ...

Theyre not giving us the exact location. of the 2,000, 1,000 distributed to the iraqi, the u.s.-led coalition holding on to the other 1,000 for now, perhaps for that reason, wolf? >> barbara, thanks very much. the plug has been pulled now on a key government terror tracking program. at least for now the part of the patriot act that allowed the nsa to collect bulk data on millions of phone calls expired sunday putting one republican presidential candidate right at the center of a huge political f...

Nothing is a silver bullet. that 10 problem people like me have explaining this to the american people because intelligence is fundamentally boring. it is not what you see on the evening television. it is piece by piece, thread by thread. you give up threads. it may not make a difference for a while but it might and over the longer term im willing to major that it will, indeed, make a difference. as you pointed out we are more at risk today from internal actors than we have been at any time sinc...