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California governor says the state could be facing the worst drought on record. We begin tonight with questions of spying, prying, and privacy. There were several new important with developments today. We will get to all of them. Were looking at just who has your data and what theyre doing with it. In a major speech the president defines how the National Security agency collects information. Mike viqueria joins us with more. Mike. Reporter john, good evening. Now comes the hard part. After much controversy and much deliberation, congress will have to help him out with much of what he wants to ...

The Film Festival at 30. And we begin with the drought emergency thats in effect tonight in california. The governor telling citizens they need to be prepared to cut back on their use of water, and that it could be that way for a long time. The announcement comes on the heels of a wildfire still burning in the foothills of los angeles. Its important to know we still remain guarded january 17th, it still feels like its summertime. And so we guardedly, guard it as we continue to move forward, as we still continue to have that offshore wind push, that were dealing with. The fire has already charr...

Good morning to you, welcome to al jazeera america. Im Morgan Radford live from new york city. The controversial spying program that collect millions of american phone records will be limited. Thats a commitment president obama made on friday. The proposed reforms do not put an end to mass spying but provide more oversight. They assure allies that they will not monitor phone calls. Theres no guarantees that theyll be implemented. Patty culhane explains. The extent of the spying carried out by the United States, hugely controversial overseas. Beside president obamas speech only a handful of the...

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