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Paula deen is stepping back into the spotlight. she made her first appearance since june. after a standing ovation, deen thanked the texas foodies, and there were tears of joy. she admitted to using the "n" word in the past. when apple announced a fingerprint scanner as a security teacher, people had a lot of questions. of course you could understand that. and people wondered if it's safe from hackers. >> yeah, and if your fingerprints will be scored in a government database. >> the id censor automatically unlocks your phone, and you can use it to authorize purchases

The guardian a couple of days ago is a program in which the government collects information about every single phone call. domestic or international that an american makes. not the content of the call. but who you called. the duration of the call, where you were when you maded call, all of that goes into a government database. that's really unprecedented. i don't know of any other country that's ever subjected its own citizens it that kind of surveillance. in part because they don't have the technology. in part because other democratic knts have recognized there theres's real problems and dang...

And vehicle a harder and harder time keeping secrets from citizens. in the strange new world, citizens too are having a harder and harder time keeping their secrets from their government. that brings me to the other big story out of washington. the supreme court ruled in a 5-4 decision that people who are arrested, not convicted, but arrested can be forced to take a cotton swab and give up a dna sample that can be stored in a government database. when you think about the secrets you hold as a person and a citizen, your dna may not be at the top of your mind, but it is the ultimate secret. it i...

Answer to the question, can you keep a secret is no. no, you can't. the government is the world over and vehicle a harder and harder time keeping secrets from citizens. in the strange new world, citizens too are having a harder and harder time keeping their secrets from their government. that brings me to the other big story out of washington. the supreme court ruled in a 5-4 decision that people who are arrested, not convicted, but arrested can be forced to take a cotton swab and give up a dna sample that can be stored in a government database. when you think about the secrets you hold as a p...

With the information. here is jay carney. sounds bite is not there. we'll bring it to you when we can. fox news is told the mother was added to a government database 18 months before the boston attacks. both mother and oldest son, the f.b.i. and c.i.a. were contacted in 2011 that tamerlan was a believer in radical islam and was intent to travel overseas to join an extremist group. we have a photo which predates the asylum -- bid for political asylum by the family. you can see the mother there sort of in the more western or secular leaning position. this again is before 2002. in september 2011,...