it is completely unacceptable and i would like to make that clear on behalf of the edp, it's completely and acceptable to the united states of america has different rules governing access to personal data particularly u.s. citizens and citizens on the other hand. we now need to define our targets and object this. first and foremost we need transparency we need to know what's going on. vice president redl in and the commission as a whole has the full support of the european parliament when she calls for clarity in dublin. we need to look at the implementation of existing rules. we want transparencies from companies at google, facebook and other companies active in the u.s.. in europe their customers need clarity. it's access his access being provided to the state or not? what about the u.k. likes there are reports that the u.k. service -- secret services are allowing access to the data of european citizens. we need clarity from the british government. we need common standards, joint standards. the commission is working on a framework agreement for judicial cooperation. this is good. this

though some departments have temporarily dropped edped edped drone use because of privacy concerns. >>> the battle over immigration reform. a deal in congress could be imminent. nancy cordes is on capitol hill. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, charlie. a negotiation going on for several days among a group of 10 or 15 senate republicans. one of the leaders of that effort, senator bob corker of tennessee, told us last night they're on the verge of a breakthrough and could have something to announce today. here's why what they're working on is so critical. a number of senate republicans have been withholding their support from this sweeping immigration reform bill. because they feel the border security requirements in it are just too lax. and so they've been going back and forth, talking about additional measures increasing border fencing. dramatically increasing the number of border agents. and beefing up e-verify. that's a program that makes it easier for employers to determine whether their workers are here legally or not. sow supporters of this bill don't just w

it is completely unacceptable and i would like to make that clear on behalf of the edp, it's completely and acceptable to the united states of america has different rules governing access to personal data particularly u.s. citizens and citizens on the other hand. we now need to define our targets and object this. first and foremost we need transparency we need to know what's going on. vice president redl in and the commission as a whole has the full support of the european parliament when she calls for clarity in dublin. we need to look at the implementation of existing rules. we want transparencies from companies at google, facebook and other companies active in the u.s.. in europe their customers need clarity. it's access his access being provided to the state or not? what about the u.k. likes there are reports that the u.k. service -- secret services are allowing access to the data of european citizens. we need clarity from the british government. we need common standards, joint standards. the commission is working on a framework agreement for judicial cooperation. this is good. this