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group called on president obama to strip nsa after built to store american telephone and internet datea. but it did not recommend that practice end entirely the plan, the panel recommended the governor barred from weakening commercial software to get around encryption. and introduce a private third party to maintain data collected. if nsa wants to access data a court order would be needed the president ordered review intu not obligated to accept the changes. congress has sent the president a budget agreement, voting 64-36 to approve a bipartisan measure scaling back aconsiders the board cuts affecting most parts of the federal government the house aprufred the bill last week. the measure supposed to prevent brinkmanship that led to october's partial government shut down. president obama is expected to sign the bill. >> glenn close advocating for stronger mental health legislation. the actress urged congress to pass legislation approved in committee last week creating programs designed to expand access to mental health treatment and improve quality of care overall. close's sister was dia

if you look since obamacare has been passed spending has grown at the slowest rate since recording datea in fact, if anything, health care spending has been going down, growing more slowly. it's just a question of bad press coverage. it's many people think trends happening otherwise are somehow due to obamacare. >> some people saying when going on health care.gov they don't qualify for subsidies. so that is not all imaginary. is it? >> no. when going to individual markets this poll is about people's employer insurance. 80 plus percent is just not really affected by the law. when you talk about those individuals with insurance there is a small number of people seeing higher rates. there are larger numbers of people who goring to see lower rates. over all, the evidence is that most people see lower rates but not all smchlt see higher rates. >> let me ask you about. that we're talking about some in individual markets. we have a green room putting numbers at close to 6 million now who have had cancelled policies it's tough to say how many are cancelled smchl did comply with the president's r

again, facebook has this information and datea and they sell it and make money. >> they're the ones being subpoenaed. >> one last question to you whaxt about the fact that now your news organization and the guardian and other news organizations with this data are essentially the ones classifying this data rather than the government. it's you guys determining what we get to see and don't get to see in the information that ed snowden gave you? is there any discomfort to you in that, you're the classifier? >> it's a strange role but not tiernly new. i've been a journalist for 25 years. a lot of that has been in the national security field. a lot has touched on classified material because almost everything to do with foreign policy and defense is classified. there's no one in government who would claim there's not a massive amount of overclassification. i've always been in the position of finding things out i'm not supposed to know and deciding how much to tell readers. sometimes there are clear, obvious harms that would come from publication and we don't do it. but we think our job is to pus