notably, the nsa interprets the to ore to me not just from the target. there is one order with 85,000 targets. it is to, from, or about those targets, so content is being monitored. the fbi routinely used databases for completely unrelated criminal activity to look for evidence of wrongdoing. a rule change allows law enforcement agencies to query these databases using u.s. persons information. other forms of personal information have also been undere of fisa guidelines. first internet -- first introduced by reagan in 1981 provide the framework. while the full scope is not underwent program called mystic, the nsa protections -- the nsa collects data from countries and in some cases, the content as well. systems some of these appear not to be for foreign intelligence purposes, such as narcotics trafficking or smuggling. basically, traditional law enforcement concerns. ,he data being collected extends to e-mail lists. chq, is one of our big partners, the nsa counterpart in the united kingdom. 2008-2010, g-8 cq files -- --whether the user was a foreign intel

if elected, would you shut down the nsa surveillance program? >> absolutely, of course. well, i would shut down what exists right now is that virtually every telephone call in this country ends up in a file at the nsa. that is unacceptable to me. but it's not just government surveillance. i think the government is involved in our e-mails, is involved in our web sites, corporate america is doing it as well. if we are a free country, we have the right to be free. yes, we have to defend ourselves against terrorism, but there are ways to do that without impinging on our constitutional

. >> a little more than a week ago admire mike longers who is the director of the nsa, you probably read it in "the wall street journal," he addressed a "the wall street journal" conference. and he said, this is the head of the nsa, it is inevitable that there is going to be a cyberattack against our infrastructure. i talked to lloyd austin, general lloyd austin who is the commander of sentcom. general austin said to me it's not a question of if, it's a question of when. >> rose: we conclude this evening with steve martin and edie brickell playing the banjo and singing some good music. >> from the first time i heard it, i loved it. i loved it for several reasons. one, you know, it has this ability to be played at high speed, hard driving fast speed. but what i really was interested in it for was it its capacity for mel an alcohollee. and it's a very american sound. >> i'm inspired by his banjo tract and the personality in the mel oddee of the banjo. images just throw in my consciousness when i listen to it and all i have to do is pay attention and nar rate them and the music obviously di

that was the suggestion, maybe not that explicit, from the deputy head of the nsa. la: thank you. today, the u.s. defense secretary testified the obama administration is preparing to step up its military campaign against islamic state militants, which could include direct american action on the ground. secretary carter was appearing before a senate committee and said the strategy would entail attacks against the islamic state's high-value targets, and government araqi simple security forces to combat the islamic state. for the first time, iran will be invited to participate in international talks over the future of syria in vienna this friday. i am joined by retired nowral james dubik, who is at american university. is this a good move? they canceled the training a quick program that was only producing a handful of fighters. for the first time, secretary carter has cracked open the door to direct military action on the ground. we have been careful to rule that out in the past. that door is open, that is a big change. will's recognition we have to do something differe

geo locational data is obtained by the nsa. nearly 5 billion records a day are collected with more than 27 terabytes of information associated with that. the collection is subject to almost no oversight in the deep recesses of the intelligence community. senator dianne feinstein o

notably, the nsa interprets the to ore to me not just from the target. there is one order with 85,000 targets. it is to, from, or about those targets, so content is being monitored. the fbi routinely used databases for completely unrelated criminal activity to look for evidence of wrongdoing. a rule change allows law enforcement agencies to query these databases using u.s. persons information. other forms of personal information have also been undere of fisa guidelines. first internet -- first introduced by reagan in 1981 provide the framework. while the full scope is not underwent program called mystic, the nsa protections -- the nsa collects data from countries and in some cases, the content as well. systems some of these appear not to be for foreign intelligence purposes, such as narcotics trafficking or smuggling. basically, traditional law enforcement concerns. ,he data being collected extends to e-mail lists. chq, is one of our big partners, the nsa counterpart in the united kingdom. 2008-2010, g-8 cq files -- --whether the user was a foreign intel

. >> governor chafee, you and hillary clinton both voted for the patriot act which created the nsa surveillance program, you emphasized civil liberties and privacy. are those two in opposition? >> no, that was another 99-1 vote. we did what we needed to tap phones as long as you had a warrant. as long as you're getting a warrant, you should be able to get surveillance. but you need a warrant. in the patriot act, sense 215 started to get broadened too far. i would be in favor of

risks versus the potential opportunities. nsa director admiral mike rogers addressed e-mail used by joint chiefs of staff over the summer. >> and all boiled down to four individuals who clicked on a link in an e-mail. these were not junior young, they both had been in the military for an extended period of time. why would you open this? itas nhingo doith ur dues a shod ha strk you strges d thansw got sirit w a mday morning, coming in, blowing through e-mails trying to get ready for the first meeting. >> reporter: rogers talked about the fact these are very human mistakes happening at the very top of security agencies and speaking of top of mine in california, the evolution of smart devices, this is where ceo tim cook comes into play. driverless car technology he wanted to focus on. he believes software and driverless cars are parts of massive security theft. including car play and entertainment for your vehicle. >> we like people as they enter their car to be able to have an iphone experience in their car. that's all about trying

the case stems from a lawsuit inspired by edward snowden's nsa spying. paul brennan reports. >> every day, business is conducted between the united states and europe. all supposedly protected by a transthrarntransatlantic privact called safe harbor. but now it's been decided that safe harbor can't be trusted. >> penl data anything in which a living individual can be identified. so that ranges from something as simple as an e-mail signature block to details in a life read database for example. >> in 2013 former cia contractor edward snowden leaked classified documents of covert snooping of u.s. intelligence agencies. it was those revelations that brought max shrem to bring these cases to court. transfers uses data to service outside the eu. whether it's a digital photograph, or a credit card details or indeed multimillion dollar business deals all that data has to be stored on servers such as this. more often than not they are not in the european union, they are cited in the united states. the european union promised to match the u.s. privacy rules. safe h

under one program called mystic, the nsa collects data from countries and in some cases, the content as well. a leaked nsa document notes some process systems hundreds of calls per day. some of these systems appear not to be for foreign intelligence purposes, such as narcotics trafficking or smuggling. sounding like a writ of assistance. basically, traditional law enforcement concerns. the data being collected, extends to e-mail lists. and contact lists. webcam images and chat sections appear to be collected. gchq, is one of our big partners, the nsa counterpart in the united kingdom. from 2008-2010, gchq -- whether referenced a program called optic nerve in which webcam chats were collected in bulk regardless of whether the user was a foreign intelligence target. during one 6-month period, they collected visual data from 8 -- 1.8 million yahoo! users. turns out that nudity is a big problem, they are trying to figure out ways to keep the agents from looking all the nude photographs but they are finding it hard to filter out. text messages are similarly not immune. the nsa collected al

the nsa are on reduced operation status today. sick anne arundel county schools in the area are also closed. let's get right to molette green who has more with more on this situation. molette? >> reporter: good morning. take a look at the heavy traffic going into the main gate just behind me. the suspect we can tell you still on the run this morning. this is an active police investigation. we got a chance to see some of the large backups at another gate entrance and the large presence of police activity, cars getting turned away at that particular gate. in a statement this morning ft. meade tells us they're on r operations with only essential workers allowed in. and they want area residents to remain indoors. and as you mentioned, area schools are closed as a precaution. now, anne arundel police told me this morning they could not say if the man they're looking for is armed, just that it appears that he was driving a stolen car, crashed it near a ft. meade gate and got out of that vehicle, ran away on foot. still unclear if the man

martin o'malley is somebody who used to be governor of maryland where the nsa, where the huge complexes near the airport. a lot of vendor corporations are making billions of dollars in profits off of exportation of fear from 9/11, sucking dry the trough of taxpayer money to the nsa. and under o'malley, as under other governors, the nsa is basically running the state. his preposterous claims in the debate are pretty much par for the course for high a maryland officials. killer clinton gave hypocrisy a bad name -- hillary clinton gave hypocrisy a bad name. was she said had no intersection with reality. we have talked about how the case of jeffrey sterling, but in many other is its is such as the nsa whistleblower thomas drake him another brave whistleblower, going through channels actually marked them for persecution and prosecution and the idea that hillary clinton was floating that somehow there are channels for whistleblowers to go through in the so-called national security arena as whistleblowers -- that is ridiculous. either she was being mendacious or ignorant or some, nation. i thi

. >>> the head of the nsa is talking publicly about cyber security. nd the comments come as the federal appeals court takes action on the government's data collection. >> reporter: an a recent house visit by china's president, where he and mr. obama signed an agreement, the world's two largest economies agreed not to steal corporate data for economic benefit, the director of the nsa is reaching out to private sector u.s. cyber security experts telling them the nsa is eager to build partnerships with them torque make it easier for the private sector to work with the government. >> if you want me to defend your network, i need to be inside your network. >> reporter: also weighing in on the collection of americans' personal information, saying the collection of private personnelidate is not part of the ncircumstance a's mig. >> i am not interested in the flow of personal identifiable information in the cyber security system. it slows us down. >> reporter: the same day a federal appeals court rejected an aclu request to stop the government's collection of

because in my own case, they have used the nsa to spy on me. e prime minister of new zealand has apologized for that, because they have done that illegally. i created a cloud storage website where people who upload their files can be 100% sure their data is fully encrypted, that no government can access it. that we, as a service provider, cannot access private data. emily: so even you cannot see what is in the files? kim: that is correct. emily: so the nsa could not get it. kim: no. they would get a lot of garbage. emily: what is to stop this from becoming a bank for criminals? kim: it is your right to privacy. i think that right overrules anything else. emily: is there anything you would have done differently? kim: absolutely. if anyone from the u.s. government had reached out to us and said, well, we have a problem here. we never got any warning like that. emily: tell me about your relationship with edward snowden. kim: i think he is a hero. i admire him for his courage. he will be remembered in history as one of the great people of our time.

a federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit against the nsa, judge said he dismissed the case because he said there was no proof the nsa had been collec collectings information on the plaintiffs, plaintiffs included wikipedia, neavment amnesty international. >> 50,000 migrants have entered slovenia since leas sat. last saturday. the prime minister says his country cannot handle such large numbers of people. al jazeera robin forester walker reports. >> reporter: another leg for another thousand or so refugees, another ending ordeal. >> we are suffering from vision. >> ali from iraq wanted to make one thing clear. he isn't here by choice. >> i'm not running from my country, i love my country. but we are running. >> these are the latest refugees to arrive in slovenia and the numbers keep on coming. that is a burden slovenia says it cannot bear without eu money, manpower, and mutual agreement. slovenian police have released this video showing the croatian authorities leading refugees towards an illegal border crossing. slovenia's prime minister is frustrated. >> they send people to us in an

unmanned gateo an at the nsa. the suspect ran away. officers are still searching for him, but they say there is no threat to the public. developing now, cocaine hidden in a toilet, thousands of cash stashed in a jacket. the police have arrested a d.c. government staffer in connection with the drug bust. tom roussey is live with the investigation. tom? tom: leon, according to the d.c. sanderssite, lorenzo works out of the third level of the wilson building, but tonight he is on administrative leave, not coming back tomorrow either after a big raid on his apartment netted a big amount of drugs. inside of this apartment building in southeast, there are marks on the door. park police say they knocked it down with a sledgehammer. the narcotics unit and swat team raid happened early tuesday morning. inside the apartment were d.c. government employee lorenzo sanders and a lot of drugs. they included 60-plus grams of suspected cocaine in two bags recovered from the toilet, 60 grams more recovered from the toilet trap. the police found five cra

the cross-hairs? >> i have to commend apple. they're taking a stance on encryption side. nsa traditionally had access to back door encryption or being able to break it. apple says enough of that. we'll focus on privacy of people the way it should be and make sure nsa or other folks can't get into it and noble stance apple is taking. not a lot of other companies have taken the same kind of stance. deirdre: essentially in layman's terms, apple does basically encrypt from the sender to the receiver and then chucks out the key, right? so even if law enforcement comes to apple, hey, i need that message, you know what? we don't even have the code to break it? >> the type of encryption actually on the phone itself. if law enforcement were to take the phone they wouldn't necessarily be able to get into the phone to get access to that data or be able to extract it. big concern from the law enforcement perspective like fbi, if there is malicious things going on are breaking the law or issues around child pornography areas around that, they might not get access to the phone to see what

police say a man driving a stolen car crash into an unmanned gate and then ran onto the nsa base. the suspect identified as dante small was found hiding in a storm drain. they say he stole a vehicle during a carjacking in baltimore. he was treated for minor injuries and for me has returned to normal operations. -- fort meade. in march two men tried to ram that base's gate. they were driving a stolen car and took a wrong turn up the baltimore-washington parkway. leon: counseling is being made available for children after a student shot them with a pellet gun on a school bus. you what thistold incident in which an 11-year-old boy fired in airsoft handgun on board a bus. 19-year-old girl should is the welts on her legs. a spokesperson said the school leaders are taking the incident seriously and they are following school board policies. next, picking up the pieces in south carolina at the state government warns thousands to evacuate again. leon: we are in for another beautiful night ahead. we do have rain coming. when it arrives and what it means for the weekend coming up and whether.

with the help of the nsa, a collective visual data from 1.8 million yahoo! users. hat nudity is the real problem. they are finding it hard to filter out for the new pictures -- nude pictures. text messages are similarly not immune. the nsa collected almost 200 million text messages globally, using them to ascertain travel plans, credit cards. let me be clear. this information is being collected on individuals who are not themselves suspected of any illegal activity. , we will have more from professor donahue on security law -- privacy law and at 9:30ance tonight eastern time. yesterday, we heard from a mixup presidential candidates at the no labels conference, including jim webb. >> thank you for all being here. i have the privilege of introducing a fantastic gentleman, a hero. i will just say a couple of words that i feel describe him. senator, secretary of the navy, a journalist, a husband, a father, an attorney, vietnam veteran, a marine, i think the most important word, and i think he would absolutely agree with this, this man is a soldier. he has a lot of respe

. >>> new laws restrict what the nsa can do as far as tapping into your cell phone calls and data. ws have been passed but they haven't taken effect. privacy advocates have been pushing the courts to insist that the nsa and other spy agencies do now what they will be required to do later. but the courts have said so far, no. >>> a blogger is reporting that morning that t-mobile will make a huge announcement 11 days from now saying it will not count netflix and other certain streaming services against data use. you can watch all the movies you want. we'll find out for sure of the apple like announcement early next month. >>> eni courage you to pick up the latest copy of popular mechanics. inside you'll find a short article about a high school student in san jose who made her own spear room ter. this is a medical device, using a 3-d printer and a little engineering. hats off to her for making "popular mechanics." if she sounds familiar, our own garvin thomas featured her in our bay area proud series where he takes a closer look at the happier side of the news. hats off to her today. b

the former nsa contractor tells the bbc he has made that offer to the u.s. many times but is still waiting on an answer. top-secret mass surveillance programs before seeking exile in russia. the u.s. has long said it would be open to a plea deal with him. emily: gunman who killed nine people and oregon college could he left everyone else was crazy and ranted about not having a harper mercer' s mother said she friday, president obama will travel to oregon to meet with survivors and victims' families. the stocks of the country' s top gun makers are selling to smith & wesson stock of 80%. experts credit a skyrocketing number of gun sales. gunmakers say 2015 could end up being the best year for sales they have ever had. >> carolinas are still dealing with the aftermath of historic rainfall. there is continued to swell and 11 people have died. as elizabeth hur reports, the president has declared south carolina a disaster area. elizabeth: neighborhoods evacuated near a breached dam in south carolina. >> have to get out while we can. elizabeth: this the scene from

and counting although snowden says he is only following one account: that of his former employer, the nsad you can bet that the agency is returning the favor. we will leave you with some of the best replies to edward snow den's very first tweet and we will see you next time here at "the listening post." ♪ >>> this is al jazeera. >>> hello. i'm lauren taylor. this is the news hour live from london. coming up. the army loses ground to the taliban in kunduz where a humanitarian crisis is unfolding. >>> syria's president deploring russia's air strikes in the country saying it's vital for middle east stability. >>> deaths along the french rivera. two months w

no one's been prosecuted there either. >> i want to trust the nsa, but government grows. .oing after the islamic state than when obama says it, good night from new york. kennedy: oh, i am watching you. take you swing dancing through swing states. let's forget iowa and new hampshire, and dance through big important chunks of geography, a few wives tallies that are true -- tales that are true. never put a hat at bed. quinnipiac poll sheds light. donald trump still very were dominating.

he also discussed the nsa's surveillance of billions of american's phone records. and the need to reducecehe natitial debt. his tour was definitely geared towards a younger crowd...with the slogan "students stand with rand." rand paul completed the last leg of his college today. he also stopped by buena vistauniversity and drake university. there's no word yet on whether...he hit that goal of getting 10- thousand student supporters. reporting live in studio deborah souverain abc 9 news. tim: bernie sandeers debate performance is adding up indollars and cents. sander's campaign has raised one- point-nine million dollars since the end of the debate.e. campaign aides say a big portion came from an email sent out on sander's clinton and her emails scandal. sanders' campaign fundraising email before the debate. tim: any farmer knows, harvesting 200 acres in one day is a hefty task. but that was the goal of a group of iowa farmers after one of their own suffered a stroke and was in need of some help. brady smith has his story " " 55:34-:36 "everyone likes him, gets along

no one's been prosecuted there either. >> i want to trust the nsa, but government grows. uses power and never apologizes. that's political reality. see you next week. now. >> a century old movie theater, passion of small town businessman. >> his dying words were, angela, don't let the theater go. >> that could be a long haul. >> anything that could go wrong went wrong. >> are final credits about to role? >> did he know you would step up? >> i didn't get to tell him. i am sorry. >> will there be an encore performance. >> do you think to yourself, i wish my grandfather would have left me the house. >> so many times more than you know.

-- chris, you have no intelligence, you have no evidence that suggested to the state department, the nsa, the pentagon, or anyone else that 9/11 was going to happen when 9/11 did. so you're presuming -- let me finish my point. you're presuming, gentlemen, you're presuming that our government deliberately allowed it to happen. >> no. >> and that's just not the case. >> that's my point, michael. i just want to be very clear about there's these two different contentions. bush is to blame for 9/11 or bush failed, right? that's one contention. you can debate that. you can even say no, he's not to blame. but the contention being made, the affirmative endorsement of george w. bush's legacy that's being made is he kept us safe. that is the same that has been put forward. i just don't see how that's defensible unless you count as you said when republicans tend to count at 9/12. which fine, you can say everything changed at 9/11. and after that forget about iraq -- >> you have to admit that the world changed dramatically after that. >> well, no. actually, the world didn't change dramatically after

when i did some, libertarians got mad at me because not on that list was the nsa's data mining, do i t the government lied about it, but given the terrorist a lot to kill us, i'm not upset they look for patterns and phone calls that expose the terrorists, but i believe they're looking for terrorists, not just trying to harass americans. after all, to break the law and use the secret powers to dig up dirt on me or other political opponents, that's risky. they probably would be caught because word would get out. ben franklin once joked yes three people can keep a secret, if two of them are dead. today with the internet it's harder to keep a secret. i doubt government will use power to smear critics of america. maybe i'm totally wrong, naive. look what happened recently to congressman jason chaffetz. he's chairman of the house committee in charge of overseeing the secret service, and the secret service needs oversight. look at what they've done lately. >> two allegedly senior drunken agents were seen driving into the white house. >> breaking news in the secret service sex scandal. john:

and counting although snowden says he is only following one account: that of his former employer, the nsad you can bet that the agency is returning the favor. we will leave you with some of the best replies to edward snow den's very first tweet and we will see you next time here at "the listening post." ♪ >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight, how innocent americans tonight could end up labeled terrorists, turning their lives and livelihoods yum side down. upside down. the united states announced sanctions against five groups of people across the globe, connected to i.s.i.l, at a counterterrorism summit in new york, president obama said, part of america's commitment to use all means possible to get rid of i.s.i.l. >> we are harnessing all of our tools, military intelligence economic development and the

and counting although snowden says he is only following one account: that of his former employer, the nsad you can bet that the agency is returning the favor. we will leave you with some of the best replies to edward snow den's very first tweet and we will see you next time here at "the listening post." ♪ >> the cops is a legalized gang... it makes me scared for everybody >> fear and distrust in baltimore... >> they've just been pepper spraying people at very close range... >> years of tension between the community and police erupt... >> she was on her way home to her kid, and she never made it... >> a former cop speaks out... >> if you had taken steps when a man was assaulted, maybe freddie gray didn't have to die. >> is there still a blue wall of silence in american cities? >> did somebody get shot? fault lines baltimore rising only on al jazeera america >>> another horrible school shooting. we might not be able to solve the whole debate but there is something we can do. i'm ali velshi. this is third rail. >>> russian intervention in syria's civil war is providing a fresh life line for

he tells the bbc he has offered to return and go to jail for leaking details of the nsa programs. so far no formal response from the justice department. he has been living in russia for the past two years. >> the legal battles resulting from the bp gulf oil disaster may be over the justice department in five states on gulf say they've reached a $20 billion settlement of all remaining claims. a judge must oklahoma the deal. loretta lynch says bp is getting the punishment it deserves. >>> another high school football player has died after being injured during a game. the 17-year-old passed away yesterday at a hospital in seattle. he was hurt while making a tackle last friday night during the fourth quarter of a game. it's unclear what type of injury he suffered. it's the fourth high school player to die because of an on field injury in just the last month. >>> and an ugly scene at a youth football game in florida. take a look at this one. you see it here. it's a man in a black t-shirt who is a coach for one team now accused of punching a referee. he is identified as leo davis and a c

. >> time-warner, verizon and comcast all handed their stuff over the nsa on a silver platter. i shouldn't worry about the city of chattanooga spying on my stuff, it is a different topic and a very serious one. do you think you're at greater risk with the electrical municipal board of tennessee rather than comcast? >> absolutely. >> from a security perspective? >> absolutely do i, from a security perspective, from running the networks. my point basically was government run brawkd should be a last resort. i'm from rural areas of new mexico where maybe rural providers won't deploy. all i'm saying is let's try. >> baron, president of tech freedom. coming up solar power and fossil fuels collide. see how the sun is being used to drill for oil. >> environmentalists are pushing the world to wean itself off of carbon based energy like oil and use more renewable sources like wind and sun. here is one example of that, a company in california has found a cleaner greener way to drill for oil. it actually involves using solar power. as jake ward reports it's helping make a dirty process just

no one's been prosecuted there either. >> i want to trust the nsa, but government grows. abuses power and never apologizes. that's political reality. see you next week. t t t t the . i adore you all. good night. >>> good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. russia escalating its involvement in the syrian civil war and extending mightily its influence in the region. russian ships firing cruise missiles into cereal that travel from two nations fromr russian ships in the caspian sea to strike their targets. russia serving notice to the white house that the united states is about to be sidelined in the conflict and that russia means to dominate militarily. russian fighter jets interrupting three u.s. predator

no one's been prosecuted there either. >> i want to trust the nsa, but government grows. abuses power and never apologizes. that's political reality. see you next week.dale, new york minor family farms.com. >> we're painting the face after "fox and friends." >> bye everybody. see you tomorrow. >>> house lawmakers set to get an ear full as they take the week off with no end to this leadership drama in sight. some here say forget the leader of the house, if you want to see real change we have to see the way that the entire house is ran. high everybody i am brenda butner and this is bulls and bears. welcome to everybody. okay. john, what's more important changing the leader or changing the system? >> well the system of course

one is very similar to the nsa situation at home in the united states.re's a bill here that he promoted called c-51, a lot of canadians feel he has gone too far with that, as with the issue that he wants muslim women to uncover their face during naturalization ceremonies. but he still has 30% of the population voting for his party. and even if he comes in second or third tonight, and there's a minority government in power as it were, then harper still gets the first pick at forming a government. it's so different from the united states. >> yeah. yeah. for sure. how is this election, however it turns out, going to impact the united states? >> reporter: i think to be fair to canadians, i think the canadians think more about americans than the americans think about the canadians. sorry. but there is a situation where they could be brought together. two candidates supports the keystone pipeline. that would bring them into direct contradiction with any democratic administration that might be in the white house next year. and the other thing is justin tr trued

. >> if i get spied on by the nsa there is no way for action. there just isn't there. that's fundamentally imbalanced. if the u.s. can perform its privacy acts so either european citizens can have rights of action under that legislation, or that levels up the playing field across the atlanta. you can see that would be one way. that's going to be enormously controversial in the u.s. >> penalties run in seven-figure sums and new rules that impose up to 5% of the company's final turnover. this european ruling would find new ways of doing business. paul brennon. al jazeera. >> now online sports gamble in the sift after allegations of insider trading. >> it's a wildly popular online sports betting company called draft kings. television memorials tempts sports fans to win big money in american football. >> everyone knows draft king makes more millionaires than anyone else. >> it's called fantasy sports. and here's how it works. fans pay an online entry fee anywhere from $1 to $1,000 to join a pool. fans pick players, assembly a hypothetical or imaginary team, then win or lose

the car sped off in crashed into an unmanned gate at the nsa. it was an intense and active search overnight with several agencies involved. county, state police, u.s. park police searched above with helicopters. we saw helicopters until 9:00 in the morning searching for the suspect. most of the activity was off of u.s. route 32. we know residents were told for about 12 hours to stay inside their homes, lock their doors, and their windows as a precautionary measure. this search finally coming to an end. we expect to learn more about the suspect. what happened last night in what happened moving forward. jeannette reyes, abc 7 news. melanie: what an ordeal for the community. abc 7 news has you covered when news breaks. you can have alerts sent right here phone. just into -- just go to wjla.com /text to sign up. one of the three americans who stopped a terrorist attack on a train in france has been stabbed. officials say spencer stone was attacked overnight in sacramento, california. stabbed several times in the torso but is in stable condition and e

. >> time-warner, verizon and comcast all handed their stuff over the nsa on a silver platter. i shouldn't worry about the city of chattanooga spying on my stuff, it is a different topic and a very serious one. do you think you're at greater risk with the electrical municipal board of tennessee rather than comcast? >> absolutely. >> from a security perspective? >> absolutely do i, from a security perspective, from running the networks. my point basically was government run brawkd should be a last resort. i'm from rural areas of new mexico where maybe rural providers won't deploy. all i'm saying is let's try. >> baron, president of tech freedom. >> every saturday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. no topic off limits. >> 'cause i'm like, "dad, there are hookers in this house". >> exclusive conversations you won't find anywhere else. >> these are very vivid, human stories. >> if you have an agenda with people, you sometimes don't see the truth. >> "talk to