for example, if you are apple or selling ann droids, you can't sell, n.s.a. f.b.i. ready i-phone, in europe. >>> so, what are you going to do? >>> build two kinds of i. phones? and ann destroyed phones? >>> three or four or six kinds, when other countries follow our lead. >>> what happens in the india, and united kingdom. >>> that's a great question. >>> i don't think i would market it as a f.b.i. ready phone. >>> we may have a better brand. >>> but, again, i haven't seen it, and i could imagine them saying, we as a american corporation, will comply, with lawful process, -- pursuant to law, we will comply, with requests of the u.s. government for information, in connection with lawful investigations, and it wouldn't be about mcing the phone, and retairng some cape about thety to access the information. >>> now, congress, will say, we need to force this, and someone will say, we cellphones, people can get into. we as a society are willing to have american companies, take that. we have time for a couple more questions, and i'm going to try to get a few people. and let

f.b.i. and not other organizations like n.s.a. and homeland security. tech companies say it is clear people want their data secured. google release add statement sake they will still turn over data to law enforcement as long

f.b.i. stopped pursuing the leak investigation into risen's n.s.a.. >> risen: the bush administration, i think, decided they didn't want a constitutional showdown with "the new york times" over a story like the n.s.a. story. and so i think they decided to drop that investigation and then come after me on my book. >> stahl: they came after him about this chapter detailing a botched c.i.a. operation called "merlin" involving iran's nuclear weapons program. well, it was classified information. >> risen: it was classified information, but i believed that the government was trying to cover up an embarrassment and it was not for national security reasons. >> stahl: risen was subpoenaed in 2008 to divulge his sources on merlin. but when president obama was elected, he thought it would all be over. >> risen: now, everything's going to be fine. >> stahl: he had talked about transparency and protecting whistleblowers in the campaign. >> risen: yes. and i was shocked. they said, "no, no, no, we want to keep this going," and they subpoenaed me again. >> stahl: w

f.b.i. and not other organizations like n.s.a. and homeland security.ech companies say it is clear people want their data secured. google release add statement sake they will still turn over data to law enforcement as long as the law enforcement has a proper warrant. >>> finally made it to friday. how about we check out the roads right now. >> hoping happy friday there as well. autumn in the traffic center. >> we will take a look at malvern at 29, the southbound lanes. we had a crash take place involving two vehicles. you can see them clearing debris off the roadway. we do have police, fire and ambulance on the scene. we see a couple of children get out of the vehicle, too. they all seem to be ok, but are over to the side. and one of the ambulances trying to move away. and this is one of the larger afternoon communities and expect that major in the afternoon. >>> the speeds are dropping, the schuylkill giving us problems. people wanting to enjoy the weather, big delays westbound from belmont to the conshohocken curve almost taking 40 minutes now. the ea