the article for those that did not see it, the sense of how with obamaas to do allowing these films to be made at the timing of it. people wanting to talk. it allows authority. it doesn't stop. all kinds of problems and all kind of stories can be told. >> give me a sense of the way you chose to shoot this. two or three scenes come to mind on the face for a while. you wanted us to stay present. >> there is a one-shot sequence. it is much more interesting. you can sort of exhaled. i want to detention to be kept up at that moment until the end cuthe scene when she is down after she has been beaten. the whole idea for me of that technique is because it was hand and glove. it was swimming faster and faster until we got in the eye of the storm when she is being beaten. and to hold it, what she is holding on to, her life symbolized by a piece of soap. that is when we cut. it is about keeping the tension in the room and not letting go because that is what the scene really requires. >> is there a point where the story is this true and this risk --here you run the i am not critiquing, just askin

first in the bush adminisation d then former intelligence committee chair the house said what obamaasng and we have toring the rein in their spendg in. there's reason why ever innocent americans on call oug to be picked up by the nsa and then stored for five years or maybe even more. charles: did you sense that it had this kind of power? >> a lot of timeseople p things together and i also think, okay, we figured it all out. people figure o different interpretations. section 215 of the stock. bucould we see any of this coming? >> no, i could not see any of this coming in. as you know, the court and the intelligence committees e supposed to be doing oveight to revent the nsa doesn't go ld. this i filure of oversight more than anything else. the only way to stop any administration from going wild is bycongress for going its ability to do this oversight and i really regret that both the legislative and judicial branches did not do it. the church commission's recommendations in te 70s created the intelligence committee to put the brakes on the nsa and instead they have been stepping on the

looking at your most personal information.na >> reporter: thle affordable care act, better known as obamaa providers to switch to electronic health e records. the move is intended to reduce cost and improve patient care. >> we have a tremendous amountmu of our information about our patients, but the problem is that information is not easily accessible to everyone on theon patient care team. >> the thing that i worry aboutt is not that we're doing it, but that we're doing it without the right safeguards. >> reporter:ly chang an attorney with the electronic frontier foundation is concerned about the security of the medical information and how it can beio used.. >> like any on electronic data it gets sold and you have no ve idea where it went. >> reporter: consolidating vast amount of information on a central database, creates a big target for the these. >> if that gets out and is compromised it's at increased risk over what we look at today as far as identity theft is concerned. >> reporter: if there's a breach, identity thieves could use, private medical informatiom such an cancer, stds to