as the emails and phone traffic passes through them. the leaked document tells analysts to use both pots of so-called upstream and downstream data to do their work. in a letter today, to the board that oversees privacy and civil liberties for the public, the house minority leader saying the nsa leaks suggest the intelligence community s interpretation of the slaw way out of whack. we say that they are custodians of intelligence but not owners. and that they need to share much more of that information with us. meantime today s flight from moscow to havana cuba took a different route spiking rumors that he might be on board. the normal path in green cuts north across greenland and the eastern seaboard of the u.s. into cuba. this speculation even making the rounds at the white house briefing. i would refer you to agencies that handle flight paths and we believe that there is, you know,
showing americans split in whether or not they support these programs or not. does it behoove either side to talk a lot about these? they have to talk about it because it is important to us and important to our security. in looking at all of these polls as i did this morning closely, it seems to me it depends on how you ask the question to the american public like lots of polls. if you say to the american public do you like the idea of the national security agency keeping all of your phone traffic, et cetera, the public says, no, i don t really like that so much. but if you ask the question and say, okay, is it okay for them to do this in order to stop terrorism? then the american public says, yeah, that s fine. this tells me the public needs to know more about what the government is doing because the base of this is a question of do you trust your government?
each of the potential jurors questioned has acknowledged hearing about this case in some way. he s on the run. now his girlfriend says she s adrift. we re talking about edward snowden who admitted leaking information about government surveillance, the internet and phone traffic. his girlfriend says she s lost her compass since snowden went und und underground. she posted that message on social media before putting her blog on hold. reporter: the man at the center of the controversy left everything behind for his believes. if living unfreely but comfortably something you re willing to accept. reporter: he said he cut his ties cleanly with everyone he knew or was close to including his girlfriend who lived with him here in hawaii.
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culminating in november 12 of the question we want to be as a country. on this day, mr. obama visited machining company with a plant in costa rica, which the critics say he is supporting a company that ships jobs overseas. he said 19,000 construction workers would be helped by the plan. police and firefighters would be put on the job. he announced to speed up payment from contractors. many cases weiss as bat. so they can hire folks quic quicker. he called on them to pass the bill. though they say there is no increase in e-mail and phone traffic. an audience member shouted out question we love you, he responded, i love you back. if you love me, you have to help me pass this bill. republicans took a page from the president play book.