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Terrorism task forces. they assist fbi and all that. aff's going to be looking at the weapons. the agent in charge for the fbi said there were a lot of weapons there. or the chief did. one of them said that. so they're going to be tracking those, what are they where did he get them. they look at the bombs, guns bullets trying to work that angle for the terrorism task force. but the fbi, the police, the sheriffs, the state troopers they're all going to be trying to find out where this guy lived, get search warrants. get in there, get his computers. get the data out, sue if there's any co-conspi...

Insurance because you have people transferring from one kind of another insurance to another kind. >> that's not true. we're seeing the lowest rate of uninsurance. there's data out. are saying th good buy, i am not going to sign up. >> higher rates in massachusetts of young people signing up. >> i think florida was an early indicator. i don't know of a single senator in a tough re-election race, running around saying nancy pelosi is right. all of them are finding some excuse to explain why they would change obama care in some form or another. i think that's going to increase, not decrease. >> ...

On us to ask tough questions what about we should do. >> reporter: >> reporter: the most significant changes affect the most controversial of programs. the bulk of america's phone records. the president asked congress to create a panel of public advocates to counter government search requests. and he ask the attorney general and intelligence committee to explore moving the data out of nsa control but the bottom line, the program won't necessarily end. for the nsa most ardent critics that would be a glaring omission. >> i didn't hear any lessening of the spying on americans or collecting for re...

The president asked congress to create a panel of public advocates to counter government search requests. he asked the attorney general and intelligence community to explore moving the data out of nsa control. he also ordered an end to spying on the leaders of dozens of close u.s. allies but he left several questions unanswered, including who will hold the phone metadata, the phone companies or a new third party, and which cases the public advocate would take part in. he did not eliminate bulk collection, arguing it's just too important. >> not only because i felt they made us more secure, but...

But he says that some of these programs are necessary to keep us safe. he's going to keep them in place with new safeguards but in place. responding to months of spirited debate sparked by the explosive revelations of edward snowden, today the president told americans what he would do and not do to rein in mass surveillance. >> there are fewer and fewer technical restraints on what we can do. that places a special obligation on us to ask tough questions about what we should do. >> reporter: the most significant changes affect the most controversial surveillance program. the bold collection of ...