'Day to Day' in Kansas City

Kansas City, Mo. lies near the geographic center of the continental United States. It's known for its jazz, innovative architecture and great barbecue. It's also the dividing line between a traditionally "blue" state (Missouri) and a traditionally "red" one (Kansas). So how does being in the middle affect politics, culture and life in the 21st century? Day to Day goes halfway across the country to find out.

FRONTLINE: spying on the home front: interviews: mark klein | PBS

Klein worked for more than 20 years as a technician at ATandT. Here he tells the story of how he inadvertently discovered that the whole flow of Internet traffic in several ATandT operations centers was being regularly diverted to the National Security Agency (NSA). Klein is a witness in a lawsuit filed against ATandT by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), which alleges ATandT illegally gave the NSA access to its networks. This is the edited transcript of an interview conducted on Jan. 9, 2007.

I have blogged about this before, when people first started speculating about the ATandT room and the NSA.

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