telephone data which has been stored by the government obviously after the leak from edward snowden, it s call the a great city. president obama his to make a statement by now. he gave himself 90 days when he first addressed this. this is what he s come up with as his proposal. it will require congress to pass any new law, but the president put out the following statement. i ll read it for you i ve decided the best path forward is the government should not collect or hold data in this bulk. instead the data should remain at the telephone companies for the length of time it currently does today. in addition to this, because there s a deadline that goes in effect tomorrow, basically, the department of justice, the obama administration will ask for another 90-day extension. so even though the president is suggesting this and there s tricky politics around this as well, in europe where there s a lot of concern about that data collection program, as some
area charities. i m not sure i m ready for a big head version of warren. i like calling him a fat head, though. that s kind of fun. how to stories making news this morning. 32 people were injured in a chicago subway derailment monday because the operator reportedly dozed off. that s what the chicago transit authority union president said before adding the operator actually had 17 hours between shifts to get enough rest. none of the injuries are life threatening. president obama is expected to unveil a complete overhaul to the nsa s data collection program. it will end their systemic collection of domestic phone records. and 529 members of the muslim brother hood have been sentenced for death by an egyptian court. it relates to riots last year that led to the murder of a police officer. so jeb bush, hillary clinton and the return of anthony weiner. neutrogena®
programs, which exist, specifically, to provide family planning services. so the government is already doing these things. to say that now the government cannot do that in the case of four specific drugs and devices for hobby lobby, i think, is a little bit far fetched. start whether taxpayers would object, i would say that that s something that they can take up with congress, take up with their representatives if they object to the way that tax dollars are being spent. well, i m not sure that that s very practical, right? if everybody s paying into the tax system and then you re saying that people should essentially get medicaid when they already have a job that provides insurance, i think that s a complicated and difficult argument to make. but i do appreciate your being here, lori windham for the beckett fund for religious liberty, thank you. thank you, joy. all right, now to the growi growing controversy over the nsa. president obama is planning a major overhaul of the nsa s
against that insider game. also last man standing as republicans conduct this sort of organized retreat from showdowns since the government shut down john boehner s retreated, mitch mcconnell, ted cruz can say i m the only guy left who stands. it s about him. in 2016 he has something to say. speaking of 2016, rand paul, republican with a libertarian side to him, he today brought suit against the obama administration for the national security agency s data collection program. here he is earlier today. on behalf of myself, freedom works, and everyone in america that has a phone, we are filing suit against the president of the united states in defense of the fourth amendment. he is filing lawsuit against obama and obama s national security agency director, et cetera. but this is also a program that
american people an unclassified answer to that question that relates directly to their privacy? as soon as we can. soon, sir. i ll commit to that. what would be wrong with 30 days? that s fine. there appears to be another data collection program that impacts american citizens which the snowden leaks have not revealed. the questions about the leaker, his motives and the classification were held. president obama is hitting the road this week to sell some of the ideas he mentioned in the state of the union address last night, things like a new worker s savings plan and higher minimum wage. ed henry tells us the plans are popular with some democrats, but with others in tough senate battles, not so much. president obama is back on the campaign trail, trying to keep democrats in charge of the senate with a state of the union message so populous at one stop today in pennsylvania, he was