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About protecting americans and finding a balance between security and privacy. republican critics say this is an abuse of power. take a listen. >> were going to have to find ways to deal with this big data in ways that are consistent with our values. in ways that protect peoples privacy. that insure oversight, and strike the right balance. >> this is a dragnet. its an overreach and we have to find out why this is justified simply because of the nsa wants to do some data mining. >> theres also th...

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...

Internet, e-mail, or my phone records, without probable cause from the government? the last i checked, the constitution says that i have and every american should have a legitimate right to not have to worry about the government coming in and data mining my entire existence that has now been reported to the american people. and thats why people have a problem with it, because this is outside the scope of terrorists, terror suspects, those talking to terrorists. thats why people are reacting. >> ...

Endorse a far greater harm to civil liberties. amid many real abuses of power, the political temptation will be to tie data mining into a narrative about a government out of control. such tunism can only weaken our counterterror defenses and endanger the country. they are saying this is preventing terror attacks. >> they dont have enough evidence to evaluate the claim. the government has refused to share the al go rhythms using to filter out the data and using the trust us model, saying dont wor...

In the next day, moving into the northeast, 2 to 4 inches. you can see from new york to boston. and then it all moves out of here by the time we head towards sunday. well have more on where the biggest threats are right along the coast coming up in just a bit. >> i guess the fact that its going fast is good. that means its going to rush through and not going to linger too long. >> save a little bit of the weekend. first phone records and now data mining, a raging controversy unfolding this mor...

Terrorism. he says this is because we want to get political information against political opponents. it is just not the case. for 50 years we had data mining. right now it has been permitted under the law without a search warrant to find out if you send letters, who the letters are going to, who the letters are going from. almost all of the information is available to companies. these are serious issues that ought to be debated. but they should not be overstated. there is a paranoid streak in am...

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 ...

About the administration gives us more information. >> julie, are you ready to answer those questions? >> well, certainly -- certainly they are important questions, and i think the information thats come out over the past few days, takes to us a point, where are we ready to have a new national conversation. security has changed a ton since the patriot act in 2001. what is the government doing? are we happy with it? we have to think about how we use meta data and data mining effectively. but we h...

Your neighbor or you and your children or whatever. these are everybodys phone calls. thats what makes this so outrageous is this wasnt passed through congress. this wasnt approved by anybody. this was just a mandate to get everybodys telephone communications, not necessarily what theyre saying, but who theyre calling and how long theyre on the phone, where theyre located and all that. >> as the president explained today if they want more information to go to the judge, the federal judge, defies...

We are breaking the news and digging deep into stories making headlines. and a truly unbelievable story of a texas man shot dead by an escort for not having sex with him and literally getting 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." ...