according to the hill newspaper, nsa employees send their personal and workplace questions to ask zelda, a popular column and a bulletin on the eak's internet. >> stephen: the nsa has its own dear abbey and she gets a lot of letters, some of which were sent to her. now zelda's first column was about proper office attire in the summer. she writes not only is beach attire unprofessional in the workplace, but in certain cases it can be down right distracting to coworkers if you get my drift. i do, zelda. if your coworker can't keep his eyes off your bare legs how is he supposed to keep his eyes on the person he is watching undress through their laptop camera? perhaps my favorite zelda letter comes from an agent who wrote in to plain that when the boss sees coworkers having a quiet conversation, he wants to knows what's being said. he has his designated snitches and expects them to keep him apprised. now we're more suspicious of each other and team work is becoming harder. this snitch program is just another example of the nsa's famous total information awareness and total irony unawareness

a new report from the nsa leaker edward snowden revealing the agency has an advice column called ask zeldather common concern, they say, co-workers stealing food from the refrigerator. the column is reportedly sent out over the nsa's secure servers in a regular bulletin. >>> and a high-speed chase ends in a crash. it all started with a 911 call, a man finding a white suv in his driveway and someone stealing his mail. cops spot the truck and go after it. the truck takes police on a wild ride southwest of atlanta. dash cam footage gives us a close look at cops performing a pitt maneuver to take out the suv. the two suspects inside were not es.t. >> have you ever felt like this during your workout? >> okay, free weights, that's a thing, right? okay. treadmill. >> okay, a nine? i can do a nine, oh, my gosh, her legs are longer than me. >> this is not right, definitely not right. >> what really goes through a person mind when you're at the gym and you feel like you're out of shape and you're just out of place. >> that never occurs to you, though, you're the one that comes in and says i know how