and even telephone met adata. there is a series of over lapping authorities that are used to collect information, most of which we know nothing about >>> the suspect behind a shooting at a family planning clinic in the u.s. state of colorado is due to appear in court on monday. he is being held without bail after friday's attack in the city of colorado springs. a police officer and two other people were killed during a five-hour stand off. the motive behind the incident is still not known. iraqi officials have found the grave obtaining the bodies of at least 113 bodies of ethnic yazidi people. the sites are providing more grim evidence that i.s.i.l. massacred thousands of yazidi when it took over sinjar leafed year. people are faced with court action unless they stop their protests which they're angry it is textbook published by the government which they say distorting the facts. >> reporter: teachers taking to the streets on the issue dominating korean politics. these men and women are laying themselves open to p

. >> they kill people vi amet adata. there is no doubt about that. that has been stated by many people multiple times and we help gather that met adata. it's the geolocations of the cell phone being used, being communicated with, the vin number of the phone, the sim number of the phone, the length of conversation that's being done between phones, the length of the texts being exchanged, if not the direct text itself, but it's all that information being used to track these people and they do make kill decisions based off of it >> reporter: it's almost like you're bombing cell phones and you don't really know who is attached to that cell phone at the time that you commit the kills >> it's another level of disconnect. if you're not bombing a person, it's a terrorist, you're tracking their mobile number. there's less of a chance of human being being associated with that >> reporter: another document shows just how much the military relies on so-called signals intelligence. in somalia and yemen 57% of targets were identified by using things like cell phon

moreover it was revealed that much more than telephone met adata collection. the n.s.a. ability to search everything a user does on the internet or collection of text messages collected worldwide each day. >>> it is just a fraction of what the n.s.a. does. otherwise, people are probably still expanding mass surveillance all around the world. >> reporter: since the recent attacks in paris, some u.s. policy ignoress are-- politicians are planning on expanding. there's no evidence that the attackers used the internet or used to plan the attacks. there has been some reform. given the see crescent see of the n.s.a. it might take another whistleblower of us to understand how much has changed >>> earlier al jazeera spoke to privacy advocate and attorney. she described other ways the government can still get information about private citizens. >>> the section 702 program, this was also one of the very early disclosures, it was the prison program by which the government actually collected the content of information, both from international service providers and then also as it so

we know we have continued to search for the collection of met adata, which has gotten some criticism. to government supposed to do those people who are out to cause chaos if you cannot try to crack them? cory: an update for audience around the world. mark crumpton has the latest on what is going on in an update on everything that has happened. mark: we would like to update the audience from around the world, and listeners on bloomberg radio, world leaders are sending condolences and messages of support to france, and suicide bombers on friday evening carried out a staggering wave of violence in paris, the deadliest attack which occurred at the bataclan theater where gunmen killed some out-of-doors, held others hostage. killed some concertgoers and held others hostage. over 100 concertgoers were killed, some the result of grenade attacks. at least two attackers were killed by police. earlier, an attack on a restaurant left 12 dead. president francois hollande was toa soccer match when explosions were heard outside the stadium -- th. 1 --resident has employed roupes into00 t paris. he h

. >> really hasn't changed because we're still under the old telephone met adata system. i think the new one kicks in at the end of november. currently, it's -- our world is unchanged. >> you expect more or less? >> i expect more, actually. >> that will be interesting to follow up on if i had another minute. but i will yield back and thank the chairman. >> the gentleman does not have another minute. the chair will recognize the gentle woman from california, miss chu. >> i want to discuss a series of trouble federal investigations against chinese american scientists treated as spies, had their lives turned upside down only to have all of the charges dropped. recently a case of an american citizen and well-respected professor the chair of the physics department at temple university. he led a normal and peaceful life as a scientist, professor, and researcher, with his two daughters and wife in a quiet pennsylvania neighborhood. he had no criminal record, no history of violence, just average nafrj aaverage american academia. a dozen armed fbi agents stormed into the house wit