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Look, i think if there is a deal to get him back, we're not going to learn a whole lot about it. we're just going to be in the dark for awhile while this plays out in iran. >> you've got a major article in "the new yorker" talking about the nsa, what's going on. you obviously wrote it before this court ruling today which is obviously very significant as we heard jeffrey toobin say, potentially a game changer as far as the way the nsa would operate in the united states. but how much tension is there right now based on all the reporting you've done between the nsa and the cia? >> well, i don't k...

Now to a request to stop the nsa's electronic eavesdropping. the justices reject appear appeal from the electronic privacy information center which urged the high court to throw out a secret court's approval of the practice. this is the first challenge to the nsa's surveillance programs to reach supreme court but other are working their way through lower courts. president obama will meet with senate leaders from both parties today. he is trying to convince them not to ratchet up sanctions against iran. nuclear talks with the iranians resume tomorrow in geneva and lawmakers on both sides of t...

Little to do. exactly that. same thing with foreign policy. we saw that the secretaries of state have very little roo many to move and not much authority that they are empowered with. obama doesn't want to give strong people the ability to run, fire, deal with stuff. now we're seeing what happens. >> mike barnicle? chris, play back the last eight minutes on what you've said and what ron was said, what has been said here. it seems off of just these last eight minutes, we have a president of the united states who has, indeed, had a couple of pretty strong chiefs of staff. ron emanuel and bill da...

Levels of security over there they have policemen on the street corners as an example in iraq where there are bombings going on almost every day or in syria are with you there is lot of movement, they have police out there watching also, there is so much going on. there is lack of integrated security. they don't have electronic eavesdropping like we have in the united states, they don't have forensic capabilities. don't have the ability to track potential or known terrorists those environments lend themselves to tear activities going on. remember particularly in syria, resistance it learning d...

"60 minutes" last night. it began with a yearlong investigation. lawmakers say two of china's top telecommunications firms pose a security risk because of their deep ties to the chinese government. there is no doubt they have equipment that no one else have. he's used for electronic eavesdropping and they have the means, opportunity and motive to use telecommunications companies for malicious purposes. the companies are seeking to expand their businesses in the united states and they have denied the accusation. shannon has more. it seems the problem in the united states, if you have a really b...