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The program, we're going to overhaul the program because i need to get your trust that i'm managing it properly. i'm not quite sure he's done that today but that's exactly what he set out to do, is to tell the american people we thought about it, we're trying to protect you, the world is changing but it's also a dangerous place. >> very dangerous place. you wrote this in the new yorker, ryan "obama's speech was undoubtedly a victory and adopted the central policy recommendation as well. the nsa's bulk collection of telephone metadata is dead or will be soon." are you sure about that? >> well, ...

Companies must report these data breaches to customers and even to law enforcement. the objective of the hearing in february will be how customers can start to protect themselves. >> christine romans reporting live from new york this morning. now to president obama, this morning's announcement of new reforms of the nsa surveillance program. according to senior administration officials the president will announce the end of that controversial bulk collection of telephone records as it currently exists. he's also expected to act on recommendations to better protect the privacy and rights of amer...

This statement saying any implications that the agency's collection was arbitrary and unconstrained is false. they collected only against valid foreign intelligence target, which is a response we've heard from them before. >> tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern, he'll go to the justice department and announce the reforms he's willing to accept. >> and the debate on what those reforms are are continuing up to the final minute. >> really? >> showing the sensitivity of the issues to be decided. what happens tomorrow, whether you're satisfied or not, is going to depend on what you're expectations are. ...

We'll know exactly how far the president will go. you'll remember the president convened a reform panel. it recommended some 46 changes to the program, but it's becoming clear he will not accept many of those recommendations. the headline, the bulk collection of phone metadata will continue and the panel did not recommend to stop it. but there is a record the president will not accept the recommendation that that data be held by private phone companies rather than the nsa. the phone companies didn't want to hold the data, they're fearing lawsuits. the court reviews searches of the data. he als...

Members of congress who have introduced legislation proposing new further guidelines on mass bulk collection. >> the technological capabilities really are amazing. look into that, amazing what they can do. jim sciutto, thanks very much. while russia has welcomed the nsa leaker edward snowden, it has expelled an american journalist and author who's been critical of president vladimir putin. david sadler is a former correspondent for "the new york times" and recently advising u.s. broadcasters, radio europe and radio liberty and joins us from london. you wrote a powerful article in "the wall s...