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Countries commenting on this. such is the concern. they have now detailed two potential threats against it's games. one is set to be targeting the olympic torch relay. the time frame for this attack is opened right now. an intensifying security crackdown as the threat of terrorism grows in the leader to the sochi olympic games. explosive new images amid russian state news reports. the police killed the suspected militant leader in this shootout in dagestan tuesday. in addition, reports that the leader of the terrorist cell has been killed in dagestan. this region, east of sochi, has become a h...

Actually kill anybody? that is missing the point. what happened was she allowed herself to be recruited into terrorist organization, you know, by a pakistanis primarily, and in doing so, she actually took concrete steps to engage then in terrorist operations in europe. she traveled from the u.s. she was engaged with a terrorist cell. this was not just in her mind. she actually did all of this but it is indicative -- martha: stole a passport to, give that passport to a terrorist so he could carry out a terrorist act. >> absolutely. martha: she did travel to europe with the intention to kill. sh...

-- >> looking at -- phone calls go. e-mail gunshot. >> also important that even -- you know, of course, always wrapping it in the shroud of government secrecy. you have to trust us. we have been lying to you for a very long time whether or not we're spying on you but trust us saying we won't abuse it. the cases this people in congress like dianne feinstein and people in the nsa and whatnot brought forward to say this is how we use the data, the cases do not rely on mass data sweeps but police and intelligence work where you infiltrate a known terrorist cell, find an e-mail address and tracking...

Look, the government has lots of oceans of data. the govement demands that i tell them every penny i make and how i made it. that also is in one sense an invasion of privacy. but there's a larger national purpose, which that serves. that same applies to this metadata collection. what do we do with the data? what we do, chris, let me give you an example. we roll up a terrorist cell, let's say yemen, which james rosen referred to in his piece, we roll up a terrorist cell there, find a cellphone about which we had no knowledge prior to that raid. we take that cellphone number, metaphorically, we ...

Look, the government has lots of oceans of data. the government demands that i tell them every penny i make and how i made it. that also is in one sense an invasion of privacy. but there's a larger national purpose, which that serves. that same applies to this metadata collection. what do we do with the data? what we do, chris, let me give you an example. we roll up a terrorist cell, let's say yemen, which james rosen referred to in his piece, we roll up a terrorist cell there, find a cellphone about which we had no knowledge prior to that raid. we take that cellphone number, metaphorically, w...