all is supervised by fiza. not really. we now know tens of thousands of e-mails between americans with no connection to criticism are being collected. but if there is no connection too -- connection to terrorism why isn't the court stoping it? two years ago, mr. president, you said the nsa was working with fiza to enhance protections. really? in no time the fiza court judge writes, quote, for the first time the government is now advised the court of the volume and nature of the information it has been collecting which is fund mentally different from what the court had been lead to believe. now when i was a judge if someone lied to me on something of such a serious nature, their butts would be personally chaperoned to the local lock up courtesey of yours yet two years later the chief judge now says that the fiza court actually lacks the tools to independently verify when and how often government surveillance breaks the court rules that aim to protect privacy. i guess the beat goes on. ♪ the beat goes on ♪ the beat goes on ♪

fortieth anniversary as our guest faces lesser known german diena fiza in my in her open out on the ballot be softer recently overcoming serena williams in the final of the cincinnati open. but definitely gives a good confidence and i mean to play against syrian all the time is it's definitely you know taking you that ourselves to the next level and push your limits so it was important test for me to have pride before they open you know the whole perforation it was about this tournaments to kind of have the best you know to kind of have the game develop while on the men's side andy murray says he's wary about defending a grand slam title for the first time in his career the twenty six year old briton i became novak djokovic to lift his maiden major crown last year then also triumphed at wimbledon and faces french veteran michael llodra in the first round at flushing meadows. it's a new experience and you know my you know age and the amount of years of being on tour is not often you get new experiences so i don't know exactly how i will deal how deal with the pressure and you know how feel

that here on domestic soil where the constitution applies and so forth it does sometimes under the fizaoverseas collections. and if america is in direct contact with that foreign target that means the american's communication will be taken without a warrant, as well. so what is different about this, this is the searching of the content of americans of at least their cross-border communications, and it is happening on u.s. soil without warrants. >> you have real technical detail on how they do it, it is kind of fascinating. they in effect make a kind of clone of the information, and according to the report, hold it briefly, maybe minutes or less. and if they don't find the things they're looking for that stuff just gets released. and they don't hold onto it. >> that is my understanding of the system. they have what they call strong selectors, which are essentially key words which would be identifiers that suggest that someone knows about one of their foreign targets. maybe it is some private phone number used by vladimir putin or some address of a terrorism suspect in pakistan or somethi

awful lot of goff as the author of the patriot act because i thought it would be restricted by the fizaand by the intelligence committee. we found out yesterday that the court was misled by the obama justice department. the former head of the intelligence committee of michigan said that what obama is doing is bush on steroids. well, it's about time they got weaned off the steroids and got back to what the constitution and law says and if we've got to tighten up the laws, maybe even too tightly in order to protect privacy and civil liberties, then so be it. jon: congressman from wisconsin and again, the primary author of the patriot act, you're a little hot under the collar. we can see why. >> it's hot here in d.c. bye-bye. jon: thanks, congressman. heather: a dramatic call to 911, a school bookkeeper putting her own life on the line, convincing a mad gunman to put down his weapon and surrender. so then the little tiny chipmunks go all the way up... ♪ [ female announcer ] when your swapportunity comes, take it. ♪ what? what? what? [ female announcer ] yoplait. it is so good. jon: right n