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Terrifying, terrifying. >> good morning. welcome to "early start." >> im christie romans. itis 5:00 a.m. in the east. >> we begin with top secret nsa programs. the source of the leak, 29-year-old edward snowden back in the shadows. hes said to be in hong kong. where exactly is unclear. the white house welcomes debate over the surveillance programs and its open to changes if the debate shows the public wants them. but, a just released survey says most americans dont have an issue with being track...

To our national security. >> leaking this information is dangerous to our national security. that was republican congressman mike rogers of michigan, top republican on house intelligence committee making the case that the mere disclosure of these surveillance programs over the past week essentially endangers the effectiveness of the programs going forward. if you talk about the stuff, we cant do it anymore. that specific argument is now being made on a bipartisan basis. republicans and democrats...

Inclinations of people over the past week from the leaks onto a single person. today daniel ellsberg, famed leaker of the pentagon papers wrote "there has not been in american history a more important leak than edward snowdens release of nsa material. snowden did what he did because he recognized the nsa surveillance programs for what they are, dangerous, unconstitutional activity." in the "new yorker," snowden, "hes a grandiose narcissist who deserves to be in prison." many, many americans are ...

But on this, they agree. if you talk about this program, if you reveal the details of surveillance programs like this, essentially you rendered those programs ineffective. the bad guys know what we are doing, so doing it doesnt work anymore. is that true? in 2001, the bush administration had a dilemma. it was just after 9/11. they had the technological know how to conduct widespread surveillance on phone calls and e-mails, but they thought that something stood in air wtheir w. a law from the 197...

Doing and the belief the oversight is there. the challenge is we are not dealing with this simply in terms of intelligence but in terms of the amount of information gathered by a variety of things on private citizens as private companies is as we move forward in all of this data becomes available how do we manage privacy versus what people have access to and that is just not simply limited to intelligence but, overall, if i may, i think the sense is that security safeguards put in place have wor...

Relates to national security. but on this, they agree. if you talk about this program, if you reveal the details of surveillance programs like this, essentially you rendered those programs ineffective. the bad guys know what we are doing, so doing it doesnt work anymore. is that true? in 2001, the bush administration had a dilemma. it was just after 9/11. they had the technological know how to conduct widespread surveillance on phone calls and e-mails, but they thought that something stood in th...

And reveal himself to the world? a decision that has laser focused the reactions and inclinations of people over the past week from the leaks onto a single person. today daniel ellsberg, famed leaker of the pentagon papers wrote "there has not been in american history a more important leak than edward snowdens release of nsa material. snowden did what he did because he recognized the nsa surveillance programs for what they are, dangerous, unconstitution the activity." in the ñi"new yorker," sno...

Cannot legally obtain in the united kingdom. this accusation is baseless. any data obtained by us from the united states involving uk nationals is subject to proper uk statutory controls and safeguards. in florida today, jury selection begins in the second degree murder trial of george zimmerman for the shooting death of trayvon martin. and worldwide concerns today about nelson mandela. the latest on the 94-year-olds condition as he spends a third day in the hospital. good day. im andrea m...

Two of americas massive surveillance programs. he had spent just two months at his post at booz allen but he says he obtained the ability to check in on almost anyone. >> any analyst at any time can target anyone. any selector, anywhere. i sitting at my desk certainly had the authority to wiretap anyone from you or your accountant to a federal judge to even the president if i had a personal e-mail. >> whether or not snowden really had that much access, his disclosures caused clapper to defend th...

>> shepard: tim tebow found a new home with his one time rivals. former new york jets quarterback or backup quarterback about to sign with the new england patriots. in fact, a national football league sources tell espn they expect tim tebow to show up at the pats training tomorrow. the jets dropped him in april after very uneventful season. this. josh to heisman trophy winner. now he is the pats offensive coordinator. updating some of fox top story tonight, the man claiming to a former u.s. defe...