the man heading up the effort to quote keep the spies in line as some say is john delong. nsa's first ever compliance director. john welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me on the show. >> so let's starlet out. i mean -- start out. i mean the stereotype is that the national security agency can spy on anybody it wants to spy on and can do anything that it wants but you guys are really in a delicate spot as an intelligence agency who has to cope with this issue daily. why was your job created and how do you make sure that nsa stays in line with all personal privacy regulations as they exist? >> great. first i think it's important to define what compliance is. lots of different ways. i like to think about it as bringing rules the life. and so -- to life. and so nsa as a federal agency is very heavily regulated. right? subject to specific authorizations. and so compliance is about bringing those rules to life. those rules are designed externally right and so what we really try to do is take the rules, our operations, our technology and make sure these are all aligned co

jeffrey toobin joins me "outfront" along with candace delong, a former fbi profiler and also on the telephone is john, host of "america's most wanted." i want to begin with you, though, john, just because as kyung said, right now police are frantic, right, and fbi officials. they are trying to beat the sinking sun. "l.a. times" is reporting there are fresh tracks on big bear, perhaps near where that pickup truck is burning. how -- you have tracked so many people like this. how can dorner survive the night? >> well, he's trained for this. he's not only america's most wanted, he's america's most armed and dangerous. and he's trained to be a survivalist. that remote area up there in the dark will be his ally. he can set up shop up there and he'll be very hard to catch in the dark. and if he has the weapons he says he has, if he has a .50-caliber rifle, he'll be able to shoot people from -- or whoever he wants to shoot, from as far as a mile. so he is extremely dangerous. he may be looking for shelter up there. there's probably lots of cabins and vacation homes that will be empty. he can get out of the c