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We have to give some leeway to doctors. and make the call about who will do best and the other thing we need to do is sign our donor cards and get behind organ donation and we might even think in this country ethically let's shift to an assumption we all want to be organ donors which most people want to do and others who don't to sign a card. if we can sign in to an opt-system for the mall number of people that don't want to do it, that would go a long way of helping sarah and others like her. >> i opted in. >> thank you for joining thus morning. s! ♪ they haul everything, safely and on time...

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Perfected. it is a very difficult operation. the lungs are fragile. it is easy to damage them. the medicine you have to use to keep the lung in there so the body doesn't attack it, that's very powerful and causes lots of side effects. yes, she would have her life extended but we could be looking at another transplant issue for her in five or six years. >> what you said at the beginning, like -- should be based on who can best survive and sarah probably would not be in that category. >> sarah is probably in a bit of a disadvantage in terms of survival because it may be that she can't accept or ...

Say. they feel so wronged or feel like they deserve to say something the lawyers didn't say. strategically that's not always a good idea. there are a million factors that come into it, your personality, how you come across. even if you are as innocent as the light of day. i don't know. that's usually a decision that's made towards the very end once you see how the prosecution's case is, the prosecution doesn't meet its burden, don't put your butt up on the stand because you can undo what doesn't need to be undone. >> but p the defense is losing badly it may be your only chance. >> could be. lo...

Own country. he said he came forward knowing the risks because he said americans are losing their freedoms without even knowing it. here's part of his interview with the british newspaper, "the guardian." >> when you're in positions of privileged access like a system's administrator for the intelligence community agencies, you're exposed to a lot more information on a broader scale than the average employee and because of that you see things that may be disturbing, but, over the course of a normal person's career, you'd only see one or two of these instances. when you see everything, you see t...