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The obama administration announcing a full review of all u.s. surveillance programs. many of those controversial programs were brought to light by nsa leaker edward snowden. a group of veteran security experts and former white house officials will report findings and offer recommendations by the end of the year. now, that announcement comes a day after nsa declassified three court opinions. it said they prove how the agency reports its own errors and is often rebuked for them. the army private...

National security experts. among them, richard clark, michael morrell and reviewing the n.s.a. programs and report back to him within 60 days. that cannot come soon enough for some members of congress. senator corker of tennessee, for example, wrote the president just yesterday asking for a full briefing from the n.s.a. director on the totality of these n.s.a. surveillance programs and he wants that done by september 13. jon: doug joining us from washington. thank you. and just ahead, we will lo...

A two-year period no longer the five year period. there are security experts and officials selected by the president to review u.s. surveillance programs. reports are the recent acting head of the cia michael morrell cia officials richard clark, class sun steen and peter swier will be a part this and they will have a interim report released in the next 60 days. >> we will be looking for that. >> renewed calls after a chemical attack in syria. (chanting) >> dozens outside of the white house for i...

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>> and now a twist that is unfolding that reveal detail of the u.s. governments massive surveillance programs. this involves a new player in the drama, not edward snowden or journalist glenn greenwald but green walds partner. we are working this story in london. >> reporter: why was david miranda, a brazilian citizens, detained for nearly nine hours at heathrow airport on sunday? greenwald says this is an attack on the free press. in "the guardian" newspaper, green wold wrote it is bad enoug...

Miranda worked closely with glen greenwall. snowden has passed thousands of documents to greenwall to expose the domestic surveillance programs. you ever feel like this? after a long flight the 16-year-old girl was simply exhausted so she literally passed out on dads suitcase. she knows dad will get her there. at first he didnt know what to do. i think he decided cant beat them go with it. you not felt that way somedays at the airport? he is like if we can just get her to the gate. >> lets jus...

Some were unintendsed, others showed breaches of stan ard procedures. house and senate argue if there needs to be more advance approval including court or congressional oversight. >> now we need to hold another classified hearing just for the committee so we can drill down into the issues of how the programs are being operated, what information is being gathered, under what circumstances have they prevented terrorist attacks, and how much does all of this cost? >> the white house reacting saying...

National security agencys surveillance programs. there are now claims that the nsa actually violated the privacy of americans several thousand times a year since 2008. senator paul says the supreme court should decide whether the nsa is violating the constitution. >> one of the fundamental things that our founders put in place was they wanted to separate police power from the judiciary power. they didnt want police to write warrants. the nsa are a type of police. they wanted the judiciary. an in...

Nationalistic rhetoric. their supporters attack foreigners, westerners and also other arabs that live here. big palestinian, syrian communities facing attacks, too. >> jake lippincott, thanks for providing that insight. back at home, turning to the scandal surrounding the nsa and our governments massive secret surveillance programs. some lawmakers are now questioning whether there are enough oversight and privacy protections following an audit that revealed the nsa violated privacy rules. thou...