regressive way. we ll be tracking the tracking program for sure. i m finally saying good-bye to you. gentlemen, thank you very much. thank you. he weighed just 100 pounds and suffered from schizophrenia, but it it didn t stop police from killing a teen. did that officer yell for help or ask for someone to shoot this man? no, sir. then why did the detective feel like he needed to use deadly force? coming up next, why a lawyer for the accused officer says his client was simply following police protocol. [ coughs, sneezes ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can t rest.
at the bottom line. they all met with obama today. ostensibly about healthcare.gov and the nsa s surveillance. are they really just worried about if the overreaching surveillance hits them hard, will it hit their bottom line? if i m a ceo the bottom line is my main concern. not the user. the nsa is running a very extensive tracking program and using many of the companies which were represented in that meeting to do the tracking. there s a conflict here. those companies are being sued by the people who are being tracked. the president is facing a lot of criticism from these companies because his policies are putting the heat on those companies. the companies will say, did we even have a choice here? we re being summoned by the executive branch of the government for this information. of course we re going to comply with it.
and it may have something to do with the new iranian president hassoun asanni who wants more with the u.s. and the records show the nsa routine avoided court procedures by tracking thousands of phone calls for a three-year period without determining if the calls could be connected to the new york times. no one had a full understanding of how the tracking program actually operated. breaking news from the tropics. indeeria petersons is here. good morning to you. i m looking at breaking news. what? what s going jon we have the first hurricane. we were so close to breaking the record for the latest hurricane possible, that was gustav in 2002 it formed at 8:00 in the morning today. unfortunately, if you re trying to beat the record, 75-mile-per-hour winds for humberto you can see currently moving to the north-northwest at
simple as opening up your personal e-mail account. if one of those messages was the target of an nsa tracking program, all your messages would be targeted because the nsa apparently didn t have the technicalabili technictec technical ability to separate the personal from the other e-mail. they treated to salvage the data and in the end took a conservative approach and purged a three year collection upwards of 75 million communications. collective action breaks into three areas, new technology including filters to exclude data belonging to u.s. citizens. data that can t be filtered is subject to new restrictions and the nsa can only hold the data for two years no longer five. the incident two years ago was apparently not the first according to the judge. the court is troubled the government s revelations regarding nsa s acquisition of internet transactions marks the third instance in less than three years when the government has disclosed a substantial
murderers, cartels, kidnappers, and murderers. um-hum. exactly. the atf argument and doj s argument for this program was that they were going to track and trace 2,500 weapons into mexico, right? out of 2,500 of those guns, high-powered ak-47s, they put two gps devices on 2,500. you do the math, but it doesn t sound like a serious tracking program no me. the way the department responded to operation fast and furious coming to the surface is what we see all the time in the obama administration playbook. blame rogue agents at the local level, but eventually find out it s senior level officials in washington, d.c. ordering and signing off on wiretaps for this. once they get caught, deny. eric holder you just saw. his timeline is off when he knew. memos addressed directly to eric