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From the united states, three from u.s. citizens. the question is once you located them, could you identify them as americans? and did you sift that stuff out? that's what i'd be concerned about, jake. >> give us an idea, text messages, whatsapp messages, photographs, e-mails, what? >> typically nost. i mean you are talking 330 million americans. you can't look at every single text message from every single american. i would start thinking about data. that is if someone is e-mailing a suspect e-mail address in a place like yemen or afghanistan. if won is texting a suspect number. i'm not talki...

Wednesday's raid that killed the ring leader of the attack. this video captures the moment when a suicide bomber detonates a vest. [ explosion ] >> there's also new informationing tonight about how the french police discovered the wring leader's location. joining us now with though details white house correspondent and u.s. bureau chief. what can you tell us? >> police received a tip from an ordinary citizen. they had the phone number, cell phone number and they had some people on sunday all over the country to call them. and the citizen called them. called it 911 terrorist number, gave it to ...

Ordinary citizen. they had the phone number, cell phone number and they had some people on sunday all over the country to call them. and the citizen called them. called it 911 terrorist number, gave it to 911 tips and said i think i saw abdelhamid abaaoud and you might try to go to this location. the police were extremely surprised, the police people and decided to put surveillance on his cousin and followed the cousin and find out in less than 48 hours that booed was in this apartment since sunday and very quickly they decided after following this woman, that it was time for them to launch th...

Also even under the best of sirc stapss if they do keep the records, then the justice department has to go running around to each -- or the nsa has to go around to each telephone company and search their records, about 100 carriers. it's quite a cumbersome process. >> you were on capitol hill this week went behind closed doors with republican senators to brief them and i'm guessing to give them these arguments because they are tied in knotses right now about what to do. broadly, what did you tell them and what kind of skepticism did you hear back? >> well, broadly there's no civil liberties is...

This. you said in june the damage that snowden did was real. you said every time we tell terrorists we can detect them we encourage them to find other wayways to avoid detection. >> that remains true today. the problem is the judge analyzed what the government could do if it wanted to abut this information. it could draw a profile of my calls or your calls or somebody else's calls. the government uses it only when there is information about a foreign terrorist number when it's called by a number in the united states or to a number in the united states. but there is no contents. if it had been ...