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Now to the fight over the secret surveillance by the nsa. a new poll shows the public growing more weary that the government could go too far in its surveillance programs and violate privacy rights. for the first time now, a majority, 56%, now say they are worried the u.s. monitoring programs will go too far. its the first time its gotten over 50%. that sentiment reflected last night on the floor when a polarized vote brought together a strange coalition of the very liberal and very conservative...

Horrible disaster, but right now the seafood has not been affected. coastal states are putting in monitoring programs to monitor the quality of the seafood, but we dont want people around the country not to buy good gulf shrimp or come to beaches because right now there is no impact. people along the coast make a living in the summer months. >> jamie: absolutely. theyre concerned without a doubt. we have crews and reporters on the ground monitoring that situation of fisheries and such. thank you...

Its throwing more doubt into the whereabouts of the plane and its 239 passengers and crew members on board. after reaching its last confirmed location of the gulf of thailand, u.s. investigators now believe the boeing 777 was in the air for up to four more hours? meaning the plane may have traveled an additional 2,200 miles or as far as the indian ocean. to the board of pakistan. that information is based on data automatically sent from the planes engines to the ground from the boeings 777 monit...

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