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Constitution. no delay or lack of security because there would be preclearance and warrants would be issued much as they're now as rapidly as presently goes on. but, also, a change in the meth of selecting the court to represent greater diversity and greater transparency in the precipitations to the extent possible. so, i think we are at a critical juncture, a turning point. because there needs to be continued surveillance and intelligence gathering. but the trust and credibility, the system is gravely at risk and that's why we need these transparency and accountability reforms. >> john: congr...

Facebook ceo mark zuckerberg own page gets hacked, people pay attention. they broke the company's privacy rules. he says he hacked into it because the site security team ignored efforts to inform them ant a security flaw. we're following the story and tell us about this guy. how did he do this? >> reporter: he's 30 years old. a palestinian on the west bank. he's got an absolutely delapidated lap top. he was able to find a serious security flaw. let me have him describe it to you. >> to find way to post to other facebook users time line, this

He says that his court lacks the tools to independently verify when and how often the government surveillance breaks the court rules that aim to protect americans' privacy. now, according to judge reggie walton, the fisa court is forced to rely on the government and the accuracy of the information they provide to report its own actions. translation? the nsa repeatedly broke our privacy rules, blames computers and programming errors, but the truth is more than 63% of these so-called errors, thousands of them, were not computer errors but instead were overbroad searching of terms as well as not ...

Surveillance court. he says that his court lacks the tools to independently verify when and how often the government surveillance breaks the court rules that aim to protect americans' privacy. now, according to judge reggie walton, the fisa court is forced to rely on the government and the accuracy of the information they provide to report its own actions. translation? the nsa repeatedly broke our privacy rules, blames computers and programming errors, but the truth is more than 63% of these so-called errors, thousands of them, were not computer errors but instead were overbroad searching of t...

>> a revitalization. he needs to reinstall feint people that things are getting better and show results. this president has talked a lot about economic inequality of america. these speeches will be very highly watched. thank you. more front page politics. new reaction from key lawmakers to that "the washington post" report concerning the nsa. the nsa broke privacy rules, overstepped its authority thousands of times since 2008. here's republican congressman peter king and richard blumenthal. >> it worked. if you have 99.99% compliance and you have self-reporting errors this came from an inter...