people what we ve been doing, because they have a chance of losing that trust. jenna: what about consumer accountability? all of this? i m thinking about different metaphors, not many analogies work for this situation. if i went out and bought a karbgs for example i m trusting in the company that is selling the car that they will put locks on the doors for me, build a sturdy vehicle to make me safe. it s up to the drivers to put security measures in place if i want to be extra safe. is there a role for consumer accountability in all of this and what is the roll? this is some. these are very technological issues. you would never sell a cars without brakes, without seat belts. jenna: sure we hope not. we expect the products we buy have a base level of safety of security, with the food we buy we are not going to test the food for poison ourselves, we expect when we go to a store we buy the food and it s safe. the internet is that way and more so. people don t have the ability to do th
watch box with the storms exiting off the jersey side, that expired just at the top of the hour. there is another watch in effect down here across parts of the ohio river valley and expires at 2:00pm. storms are cutting across philadelphia, baltimore and t. c., that is gone. the second wave will redevelop across areas of kentucky and ohio. take a look at how we think it about develop. this is one of our model depictions. we put the radar and underneath it the temperature. over the next couple of hours we start to warm things back up here across parts of that mid-atlantic coastline, that will allow things to fire again. very heavy rain will be moving in across much of the area, new york city, parts of connecticut, about five inches of rain, big flooding concerns throughout the evening tonight and for much of tomorrow. we are really water logged, a lot of rain over the last jon: wettest june almost on record in new york. exactly and we have nor coming. jenna: i m over it, just for th
i don t condone these leaks. i believe that if we fail to address the concerns at the heart of these controversial programs that there will be more leaks. reporter: so we are hearing from the director about these high profile leaks, we are also expecting to get more about him about the boston bombings and the fbi investigation of that, and perhaps we will hear some about the benghazi attack, jenna. jenna: a lot of pig topics there, mike. we ll continue to keep our viewers aware of any of the questions or answers that come up that catch our attention. thank you so much. jon: today s hearing comes as this administration is under intense scrutiny over the nsa scandal. i appears the majority of americans are not happy about what they have learned thus far. voters were asked what they thought about the nsa secretly collecting phone records. 62% say it is unacceptable it invades their privacy. 23% say it s acceptable the it
as we get it. baton rouge. and new action on capitol hill in the nsa spying controversy. i m jon scott. jenna: hi, everybody, welcome to second hour of happening now, i m jenna lee, and lawmakers on the house intelligence committee are now behind closed doors for a hearing on one of the biggest national security leaks in our country s history. this as senators get ready for a full briefing on details of the nsa s no longer top secret surveillance activities. one senator, rand paul, taking a tough stand today. he s looking to pursue league action against the government calling the program okaying the collection of phone and e-mail records from the american public a, quote: overreach of power. this just a day after the nsa chief testified that this kind of surveillance actually stopped dozens of potential terror attacks. they say it s making us safer. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in washington with more on all of this. reporter: thank you, jenna, and
came out today, that was a pretty optimistic number, the lowest number of new unemployment insurance claims in, what, i think it was five years. jenna: an optimistic top economist of the united states of america. there you go. very rare to find. [laughter] jenna: steve, thanks for working through those numbers. we appreciate the perspective and always look forward to talking to you. thank you. jon: nice to have some good news. hey, some massive storms are on the move right now, and there already are reports of possible tornadoes. we re tracking all of this dangerous weather hitting the eastern seaboard now. plus, an aspiring actress accused of framing her husband for sending ricin letters to president obama. she goes to court tomorrow as her husband speaks out about the reasons he believes she might have done it. man: i know the name of eight princesses. i m on expert on softball. and tea parties. i ll have more awkward conversations than i m equipped for, because i m raising two