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Other headlines. >> hope youre all off to a good day. in washington now, here is a question: is president obama ready to stop spying on foreign leaders? the white house expected to announce next week that the government will provide more oversight on nsa surveillance programs. one of those announcements could include restrictions on spying on foreign leaders. well keep watching this storyrn protective custody this morning after incredibly shocking video leased showing people encouraging the chil...

. day after meeting with the nations spy chief, president obama sat down with the lawmakers as he makes new rules on nsa surveillance programs. lets bring in our chief national security expert jim sciuto. what is going on? >> im told that an hour is focused on 9 bulk collection of phone metadata. the president has said that there are three other reforms that the president is seriously considering, including making public exactly how many times the nsa queried phone companies. with the decision...

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Inadvertently, perhaps, collect -- >> reporter: general counsel writes, quote: >> r eporter: but the letter to the editor of "the new york times" fails to acknowledge key points of the timeline, that senator wydens office gave clapper the chance to correct the record right after the hearing in march, and clapper refused, then only admitted his misleading comments after the snowden leaks in june. on the sunday talk shows, republican senator rand paul, whos launching a class action lawsuit as a pr...

Jeff. a lot of this has not been known. we did not know the history of the domestic surveillance programs that were set up in october of 2001 until those leaks started coming out. >> it is certainly true -- >> you would not have known about the metadata program, the bulk collection of phone records, we would not have known about that had it not been for edward snowden. >> there is -- some of it was known, not all of it. it was certainly true, we are having a much richer, more sophisticated, more...

Years, some things happened that were arguably illegal, right? nobody ever paid a price for the cias torture program. michael hayden, director of the nsa, was told by the justice department that one of the domestic surveillance programs was no longer authorized by the justice department in 2004 and the bush white house asked him to continue it anyway. he did so. i asked him about this recently. he said he did so because he was worried about the security of the united states. when the obama admin...

Hello, everybody im jim acosta in washington. another revelation about the extent of secret surveillance programs carried out by the nsa. this time it involves the agency targeting computers including laptops purchased online. first, it was the collection of massive amounts of phone and internet data that caused uproar. then there were reports of the nsa infiltrating virtual video games like world of war craft. now "der spiegel" reports the nsa has started infill straighting computers to install...

Do my any of this. >> there are some cases where it happens but it is true in this particular case had a she is showing month functions, brain activity or other body functions. all show you can understand the familys shock and horror after a tonsillectomy, wanting to everything they could. we follow the showdown we expect in court on monday and we will bring you to our viewers as w l well. thanks to both of you. >> thank you. >> jamie, there is going to be supreme showdown phonily on the nsa. wh...

They are a friend. all of our assistance to them should be based on what their behavior is and accommodating the changes they should make. thats what we should be doing and not just give them a free hand. >> i think a lot of people agree with you and thank you for coming in. retired four-star general jack king. thank you so much. gregg: ice storms are alcohol edging christmas cheer as tens of thousands face a bone-chilling day without electricity. well have a live report. jamie: a presidential r...

>> a presidential panel finding there is no wrongdoing at the nsa. still there are calls to reform surveillance programs. well talk to southern general michael mukasey who says the options are unrealistic. gregg: the government labels the muslim brotherhood a terrorist group. ♪ [ male announcer ] at progresso, we lieve the second chapter of your life should be just as bold as the first. try the new bold flavors of heart healthy so from progresso.