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Americans by improperly using private information. 44% say it's more likely to help catch terrorists. for those who think the government effort is misguided. trevor moore have this suggestion. >> only way to fight back against our country's data mining is to make it irrelevant. that is were we're launching everyone talk like a terrorist all the time. if we all openly discuss terrorist plots, then eavesdropping becomes pointless. >> hi, mom, i at school. >> blow up the brooklyn bridge. >> jon: with that. we're going wrap up news watch. thanks to judy miller, jim pinkerton, joe, i will en

Back in 2002 and i offered amendments in 2002, 2005, and 2009 on precisely this point on the business records portion of the patriots act because we anticipated exactly what we've now found. i'm very unhappy this is being done but i'm not shocked it's being done. we ought to have a requirement that before the government can get even metadata, that is who you called, when you called, how long you called, not the contents, they ought to have some indication that you have broken the law or that you might have broken the law. there's an articulable suspicion that you're a suspect, not simply to be...

>> the cost of fuel goes up and the cost of what we deliver goes up because we have to try to cover it and then the stores charge more and the people are the ones losing out. >> reporter: demand is up but there are other factors as well. for example the drought in the midwest has meant that the corn crop has been reduced and ethanol prices are going up. refining capacity is down. two refineries offline in the midwest. a third caught fire on the west coast. still tensions in the middle east and many critics of the obama administration say there is no political will to open up federal lands to m...

the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> i saw a very upbeat newt gingrich this week. i spent time with him behind the scenes here in washington. before we sat down for our indepth interview. this is a man experienced big highs and big lows in his political career. and he's not ready at least publicly to presume he's got the republican presidential nomination all wrapped up. listen to our conversation here in washington. >> mr. speaker, thanks very much for joining us. we have new polls and i know you've seen those numbers and you're doing remarkably well. doub...

countries. experts saying the risk of the recession of 2012 is all too real. nasa found a new planet, a so-called goldilocks planet. and good morning to you. this is your "a.m. wake-up call" for tuesday, december 6th from the time warner center in new york, i'm carol costello. here are this morning's top stories. the pressure is on in the euro-zone. standard & poor's has threatened to downgrade the credit rating of 15 nations in the european union including france and germany. the agency says it will announce any rating changes as soon as possible following this week's summit. oi...