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Weve made mistakes, some quite significant. these are usually caused by human error or technical problems. when we found mistakes we reported, addressed and corrected them. the national security agency specifically is part of the intelligence community broadly is an honorable institution. the men and women who do this work are honorable people dedicated to conducting their mission lawfully and appalled by any wrongdoing. they, too, are citizens of this nation who care just as much about privacy ...

Cannot actually be managed. their very existence in their current state threatens epic destruction when inevitable human error occurs. thats where weve gotten with our surveillance state. it has to shrink or we will eventually find ourselves living through the surveillance version of the great crash. perhaps thats what we are seeing right now.

Significant. but these are usually caused by human error or technical problems. whenever we found mistakes, we reported, addressed and corrected them. the national security agency specifically as part of the intelligence community broadly is an honorable institution. the men and women who do this sense of work are honorable people dedicated to conducting their mission lawfully and are appalled by any wrongdoing. they too are citizens of this nation who care just as much about privacy and constit...

What theyre saying gels with what is actually happening. that from the national intelligence director, james clapper, during a house hearing that is underway right now. he also says that finding out the intentions of other leaders is a bedrock principle of foreign intelligence operations, and that other countries do it, too. director clapper has been largely defending our government surveillance pray, but a short time ago he did acknowledge there have been errors. >> we do not spy on anyone exce...

Have got burned. >> fortunately, the train explodes just outside of town and no one ask injured by the blast. >> a mile down the road it was right here in the middle of the town. could have been a really messy deal. >> after the explosion, the fire eventually burns itself out. >> all 26 years of flying and all the news that ive covered thats one of the things that will stick in my mind because of the fact it was such a large ball of fire and it came so high. >> it just blew up. >> my, god. my, g...

Southern california. here is a scary thought. last 8 years 800 people have had surgical instruments left inside them after hospital procedures. 16 people died because of it. the study founded reason is almost always human error. and lack of protocols. anna? tucker? >> thank you, clayton. quarter till the hour now. bad news for the youngest people signing up for obama care. under the new healthcare exchanges, millennials may have to pay a whopping $250 per month for basic insurance. and thats way...

Theyre scared. theyre confused. they dont know whats going on. but thankfully the security officers that were there, they made everything a lot more calm and directed us to a safe place. >> well, julie, thank you for coming on to talk to us about it. thank you for having your camera out and a presence of mind to capture what was beginning on there. take care. >> thank you. i appreciate it. this story well be covering throughout the morning. first, we go to michaela. another radioactive leak ...

Weapon. okay. ill believe that. iran is one. nations, washington believes, pursuing a nuclear weapon but the u.s. still has an 7,700 are their own. the majority overseen by the air force. lieutenant general james kowalski said the greatest risk to my force is an accident, someone doing something stupid. and its this threat of human error and accidents that investigative journalist eric schlosser explores in his new book. also the guy behind the best seller "fast food nation." from fast food to n...

>> because there are 34,000 deaths. most caused by human error. computers are much more alert than humans. think about when you are tired, you are driving home. accidents happen. if key with eliminate that, you can save lives. this is a game changer. >> what about a first date? cooler guys. >> only you. >> i mean, listen, i think my husband would argue this car would drive bernt than i would. do you actually feel you could check your e-mail? really? >> i sent a line out on twitter while i was be...

Security clearance at that point? >> the thing about all of this, it is not just this case, it is a horrible case and a tragedy and we feel for the families who died and were injured. i look@whole picture of what happened since september 11th. we have vastly increased the intel jeops security. it is so big now, everything is falling through the cracks. it is not just this guy and mental instability issues and the fact he fired a gun on the ceiling. there is so many other cases where we had the i...