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Involvement in nine robberies of t-mobile and radioshack stores in ohio and michigan. the government looked at his data, where he received i made phone calls and based on the cell phone towers, said he was near each of the crimes. the lower courts allowed it. now they are being tested in the supreme court. i go to my friend kimberly guilfoyle. >> kimberly: information grabber. >> juan: what about your privacy? someone said i want to follow you, you would say what? >> kimberly: that happens all the time. i think it's important in cases, circumstances, kidnapping cases are missing children. indi...

Very important. but also allows them to continue to work with law enforcement as they traditionally have done. we are engaging in talks with the tech companies. many of us in government are engaged in those discussions. we have frankly found tech companies willing to talk about this issue. it's not their business model to support terrorism. we understand that. we will continue to have this problem arise. not just in the national security front, in our traditional criminal cases. kidnapping cases, child pornography cases cases in which vulnerable victims are in great danger and we need to move ...

Back when. nice. martha: full of joy. what an amazing moment for these people. as we all know, sadly, not all kidnapping cases have a happy ending. 12-year-old polly klaas was kidnapped and murdered in 1993. her dad, mark, has become a fierce advocate for children. he joins us live as we learn more about the ordeal of the three girls who were kidnapped a decade ago. first some of amanda berry's emotional 911 call. >> help me, i'm amanda berry. >> you need police, fire or ambulance. >> what is going on there? >> i've been kidnapped, and i've been missing for ten years, and i'm here, i'm free no...

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Really get it without going through a legal process and making the case they need that information. it's called a national security letter similar to a subpoena. they have to be able to say why they have a grounds. they use it in things like child pornography cases, kidnapping cases. think of nidal hasan, the shooter. would it have been useful? sure, it would. that's the kind of instances they'll be looking to access that kind of information. >> sounds reasonable, what's the problem? >> it's a huge problem. more data that's collected the more data that we have to secure. we do pieces every day...