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I'm sure that's what they're doing. there is no doubt in my mind whatsoever, once she's been pronounced dead, they can stop if they want to. it's the way she died that's holding up their stopping the treatment. >> a routine tonsillectomy. horrendous. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. now to this. let me sweech gears quickly. we're now getting word of a preview of that report being released today on the controversial nsa program. jim sciutto has just called in here, and jim, tell me, what do we know about this today? >> hi, brooke. i have just spoking to a senior administration...

The nation in january that explains these new constraints and transparency, and here's some of the recommendations that are going to be in the panel report. one is that there will be presidential oversight now of the monitoring of the communications of foreign leaders. you remember all of the outrage when it was revealed the nsa was monitoring the phone calls, for instance, of angela merkel, the chancellor of germany. this will now have presidential review. he will say yes or no to that kind of monitoring. in addition to that, they will recommend that the u.s. negotiate bilateral agreements wi...

To the news we'll be getting any minute now. so we'll be watching for that. take you to the new york stock exchange momentarily. first, some of the biggest stories in a flash. roll it. first up, happening right now at the white house, the president and first lady trying to sell healthcare.gov to a new group. this time, to moms. and i'll speak live with one mother about whether or not after this meeting she was convinced. and speaking of the white house, after a judge ruled its nsa program, which collects phone surveillance on americans, is likely unconstitutional, the administration now sa...

Snowden amnesty and punish those in the government who committed crime. tell me why. >> employees of the government, regardless of level, take an oath to uphold the constitution of the united states, and to defend it against enemies both foreign and domestic. and that includes themselves. it's a huge responsibility to run a defense agency that has the kind of charter nsa does. so when one goes out and gathered data, it is always been nsa's effort to avoid collecting and looking at the data of u.s. citizens. so it's a tremendous responsibility. >> but on the flipside, you have a guy here who no...

>> let's say, as you would like, final question, if you would like edward snowden to come back here, and a lot of people disagree with you. if he came back, was granted amnesty, this is a hated man. when you talk to a lot of people. what would he even do here? >> well, i don't think he's as hated as you think he is. i saw a recent poll where 55% of americans believe he's a whistleblower and only about 35% of americans believe he's a traitor. and part of it is people can't see through the haze of the media and nsa is a bit abstract and so forth, so people are wrestling with what's truth in all ...