it is a distinct possibility that edward studied could soon call the russian federation home and even be looking for a job here on russian soil but now the announcement came as quite a surprise to many people but the reasons for it are fairly straightforward according to one of his legal advisers here in russia leaving the country at to get to one of the other countries that has offered edward snowden asylum is just too dangerous and started could very easily end up in the hands of the united states now this is a direct reference to the incident on july third when the president of bolivia as plane was forced to land on suspicion of actually carrying snowden in the aircraft today snowden is hoping to get his hands on a very important document that will allow him to finally leave this temporary home here at sheremetyevo airport for the last month and move freely about the russian federation for the next three months if he received this form you like this formalized document today sitting at the federal migration services is processing his bid for temporary asylum now at the end of those

if the russian federal migration service denies mr snowden's request we still have the option of appealing against this decision in court i explained all the legal aspects to edward and he intends to use this right of appeal should there be your fusil mr snowden's planning to settle down here find a job and just adapt to the circumstances. that the lawyer who is offering his expertise to snowden at this time says that the temporary asylum granted i would last one year and need to be renewed a yearly indefinitely so we're here at sheremetyevo airport to see if this fateful document will reach the hands of edward snowden and allow him to be released after his one month stay here at the airport into the russian federation for a lot of this morning thank you. now if snowden has become a wanted man after showing the world just how much us security services people watch all over the world the n.s.a.'s stranglehold on digital data communications makes purposes seem perhaps like a thing of the past so wattis marina porter tried to see if she could avoid big brother while going about her daily busi

if the russian federal migration service denies mr snowden's request we still have the option of appealing against this decision in court i explained all the legal aspects to edward and he intends to use this right of appeal should there be your fusil mr snowden's planning to settle down here find a job and just add to the circumstances that the lawyer who is offering his expertise to snowden at this time says that the temporary asylum granted i would last one year and a yearly indefinitely. will reach the hands of edward snowden and allow him to be released after his one month stay here at the airport into the russian federation. while snowden's become. showing the world just how much u.s. security. people all around the planet stranglehold on digital communications makes privacy seem like a thing of the past so i want to try to see if she could avoid big brother all going about her daily business in new york. in a post prison usa anonymity has become a rare commodity some accept it others are outraged but at the end of the day there is no easy way of escaping the prying eye of the n.s.a.

apply and is going to request political asylum in the russian federation a couple of weeks ago president putin laid out conditions on which he might be welcome to stay in the country the top one being that he would have to stop doing his work that quote harms russia's u.s. partners it seems in the past two weeks he's decided that he's ready to do that although it still could be debated what exactly harming the u.s. means he made it clear that he thinks his work is helping the u.s. he sees himself as a patriot he met in the airport in the transit zone possibly we'll find out more we have a guest for you within that meeting but he met with human rights activists duma deputy with prominent lawyers and made this announcement and. we'll hear a little bit more about what exactly you have to say but it seems clear that he's going to ask for this is tie them and now the question is how is russia going to look at this what will be the process of looking into this will he be able to get asylum will that mean that he'll continue to travel on to latin america or perhaps will he see russia as the saf

would ground those flights and that is when he turned to the russian federation and the federal migration services to consider his temporary asylum bid the police began making their presence known in a very very heavy way about an hour and a half ago blocking a certain door on the first floor of the terminal here at the airport i just went up. to the capsule hotel in terminal earlier today to. sniff something out find out what i could and i was turned away from that location this store happens to be exactly five floors below that hotel so it appears as if the journalists are waiting with bated breath as security keeps them away from the door and that edward snowden will come out and finally make his appearance possibly give us a statement if not at least his advisor anatoly. who who brought in that bag with reported fresh clothes and fresh documents will at least say something of what the plan is at this point but one thing is for sure that over the next three months he plans to possibly look for work and to hopefully make russia his home now it's also important to note that his advisors

say that the team has a plan let's take a listen to your movies the blizzard conditions if the russian federal migration service denies mr snowden's request we still have the option of appealing against this decision in court i explained all the legal aspects to edward and he intends to use this right of appeal should there be or fusil mr snowden's planning to settle down here or find a job and just adapt to the circumstances you. know that temporary asylum bid if granted if that temporary asylum bid if granted would last one year it would then need to be renewed every year indefinitely so we're here at sheremetyevo airport waiting with bated breath along with. large groups of the world's media are waiting to see if he will receive those fateful documents allow him to leave the entrance of the airport and possibly start a new life and start to possibly even make a living here in the russian federation. also with the latest on edward snowden thank you. for the snowden has become a wanted man off to of course showing the world just how much u.s. security services want people all around the plane

hall for a sense a prize that presents its represents its interests the charity of the russian federation he receives payment and who's responsible for his actions in accordance with the federal law and the bylaws of the russian federation of the region was. i believe that the scene is the focus of this with some solutions to get a school bus to use though it's in accordance with the chartres starting for on the spot in two thousand and nine in the midst of and we're just been listening to some of the verdict that's being read out for alexina volunteer prominent blogger an opposition leader and he's been found guilty of embezzlement we'll be bringing you more opinion and analysis on that have on the case throughout the day of course here in our team as well as live updates from the courthouse also we've got a live transmission of the verdict available at the announcement being available on our t.v. dot com right now plus don't forget our twitter feed for all the latest on the story. but. right see. first rate. and i think that your. on our reporters with. the. two other stories now here i

representative from the russian federation, amnesty international, those sort of people, of course russian lawyers. we have just spoken to officials at the moscow airport. after that, he is planning to meet with the media. airport authorities are granting us access to the second floor of the terminal building three he is said to have been for the last three weeks. he will speak to the media at around 6:00 local time, about three hours from now. >> any reaction to all of this for human-rights and asylum? have obviously green light to this. he would not have the reaction you are getting from the airport facilitating the meeting if the kremlin was not in favor of that. the press spokesman for putin was asked if they had been if they've would have attended. they said they have not been invited. he said whether they would have attended is neither here nor there. putin has maintained snowden is not their problem anymore. >> thank you. let's move to egypt. the muslim brotherhood is calling for mass protests after an arrest warrant was issued for the leader. the crowds have begun to build in cairo

composer looks on their faults and we call golf national anthem of the russian federation. of. oh oh oh no gentleman don't sing so high they smiled and as they're very beginning all the guys no group had to memorize piles of boston songs some just couldn't do it i was one of them had been told that before so they looked us all in one room until we learned it all by heart it wasn't funny but it was fair. that singing is really hard work it's not just sitting. and yelling. all over i'm going to snip it take europe or america we'll find nothing like it by huge there are no other military ensembles like this. weekend missing an oratorical a classical ballet anything what it will cost you can't even get all her stool and everything you didn't before the song and dance ensemble it was good but sheer will work no professionally you know nor perhaps nobody else has told you before but she has a lover really is much higher with one with the wing and you need to understand that the was always going to hold and now there are song. this song and dance ensemble is the only military units wh

also an order of old fashioned typewriters by the russian federal guard service causes a huge stir in the media assumptions security chiefs have turned to old school low tech equipment because of the recent leaks online surrounding the n.s.a. survey. twenty pm here in moscow and egypt is seeing more rallies with tens of thousands joining marches demanding the ousted president mohamed morsy be reinstated and the protests come amid a crackdown on the country's islamist movement which led to bloodshed and more arrests of the muslim brotherhood says morsy supporters will stay in the streets until their demands are met on his opponents more demonstrations of their own the country's military which removed the president from power is hardly preparing for fresh parliamentary and presidential elections the u.s. meantime has joined the german foreign ministry and calling for morsi to be released. by this get into the arts you want update now let's start with iraq more than thirty killed after a suicide bomb blast went through a crowded tea shop in northern iraq the town of cook often rocked by

a huge process i think this is a second major step in reforming the political system of the russian federation this position is very important and it's crucial to the future and the current state of the country not just moscow itself in this battle for moscow candidates of radically contrasting profiles and backgrounds are coming up with very different ideas from charging car owners for driving into the city center to replacing labor migrants from central asia with the robots the acting mayor said who is this time running without the ruling party support wants to build on his current achievements and is offering to implement more high tech features into everyday life opposition activist and blogger alexina miley currently on trial for allegedly home and prioritizes the fight against corruption and introducing younger faces into local authorities this eccentric candidates ski or as he's better known the spider a former heavy metal front man has promised to hand a new son over the russian capital and build a new imperial moscow each political party has put its own contender forward but regardles

lawyer has made a statement about mr started wanting to make russia his home and this if the russian federal migration service denies mr snowden's request we still have the option of appealing against his decision in court i explained all the legal aspects to edward and he intends to use this right of appeal should there be your fusil mr snowden's planning to settle down here or find a job and just to the circumstances. now not only as the lawyer said does he plan to settle but he also plans to work here and possibly call russia home even in the very long future at something that many people may think comes as quite a surprise we will probably be knowing a much more tomorrow morning when he hopefully receives that piece of paperwork that the federal migration service says it plans to hand over to him now his lawyer also says that for his client at this point security is number one. reporting that in northeast syria al-qaeda linked extremists are holding about two hundred kurdish civilians hostage using them as human shields and that's according to the russian foreign ministry the kurds livin

if the russian federal migration service denies mr snowden's request we still have the option of appealing against his decision in court i explained all the legal aspects to edward and he intends to use this right of appeal should there be a refusal mr snowden's planning to settle down here find a job and just adapt to the circumstances. now not only as the lawyer said does he plan to settle but he also plans to work. home even in the very long future at something that many people may think comes as quite a surprise we will probably be knowing a much more tomorrow morning when he hopefully receives that piece of paperwork that the federal migration service says it plans to hand over to him now his lawyer also says that for his clients at this point security is number one we'll bring you much more on this tomorrow thanks very much indeed for that update on the snowden as. israel's prime minister is pushing for legislation that would require any peace deal with the palestinians be put to a nationwide referendum and when netanyahu made the announcement after the u.s. secretary of state and th

three months therefore he has the right over those three months to move about freely within the russian federation this will mark the beginning of a possible new life for him here in the country and the end of those three months if the if the reports are favorable if the federal migration service says it will grant him asylum then he can it be in the country for up to a year and they will need to renew that temporary asylum application yearly thereafter so he he says according to his advisors here in russia he could possibly seek work and a new life here in russia if that is favorable if not he plans to appeal that decision so it looks as if when he emerges from these doors and gives us finally a glimpse of him after a long month here in russia that he may be embarking on a brand new life and so we are keeping our eyes and our cameras trained very closely on those heavily guarded doors. by minute and of course be bringing you immediate reports as soon as any glimpse is caught of edward snowden. of course the watch continues as we are in suspense and keep your eyes firmly fixed on those heavily gua

plans to appeal that decision that points to just how serious he actually is about calling the russian federation his future home now this came as a huge surprise to the world's media to diplomats and politicians like it was initially seen as a transit area for edward snowden a russia that is on his way to another country but as we all saw just after he landed here coming out of hong kong when he didn't appear on the flight to cuba suspicion started to grow what is the next move and now we know from him that it does seem to be calling russia to his home and of course leaving the russian airspace to get to another country for him is dangerous if you want to stay out of the clutches of u.s. government. saw this on july twenty third incident of the president of bolivia a plane being forced to land on a suspicion that edward snowden was on board so it behooves him to stay out of the us. to stay here in russia this is playing out much like a catch me if you can situation he could if given those documents. all of our. downtown. moscow unbeknownst to the world's media could slip out a side door but for

with this breaking news that snowden possibly could be asking for political asylum here in the russian federation of course any so well waiting to hear more from you but by the way do you think of this latest threat and probably can change the relations between russia and the u.s. somehow affect. certainly it can it already seems like like both the u.s. and russia are trying to avoid any kind of diplomatic row over this we've seen a lot since this saga has began we've seen planes detained we've seen international law broken the one thing that russia most certainly is going to push and make sure they make very clear is that international laws have to be followed here this is probably why there are russian lawyers here certainly if this is the case and he is asking for political asylum he's going to keep in close contact with those russian lawyers the one thing certainly we're going to hear coming out of the kremlin by the way kremlin spokesman spokespeople have confronted there's been no kind of contact or interaction with snowden so this might come as a surprise to them as well but certainly they