the us in school to its citizens privacy to ease row as the n.s.a. shares overall intelligence reports with a country with a secret deal setting no limits to how this data can be used. news from russia and around the while this is r.c. with me you have our thanks for joining us after a week of losing executions and forcing residents to convert to islam at gunpoint syrian rebels are reportedly now sleeping the question of village of our correspondent that tells us that an ongoing army offensive has dislodged jihad is from many parts of town but the fighting remains heavy notional reports now from the embattled village. that's the job. but. the mood is cheerful soldiers are smiling and relieved the jihadists have been booted out. but some of them were killed some of them escaped the locals joined the army to defend the native town the soldiers in light colored uniforms of the so-called national defense but the terrain here is very difficult with mountains and caves but we know the area better so we are carrying on with the operation of that but we come across

exports its citizens privacy to israel as the n.s.a. shares of raw intelligence reports with the country with a secret deal that no limits on how your data can be used. worldwide news live in the heart of moscow this is r t with me roll receive thank you for joining us today president vladimir putin has warned against throwing the entire system of international law out of balance as he addressed the american people and politicians in a new york times article this threat to the established order may well happen that's according to the russian leader if indeed washington proceeds with his plan strikes against syria joining me live here on the program sean thomas of the bring us to the latest on this show good to see you so it's quite startling actually the russian president writing an article for the new york times i suppose if world leaders what happened. here to your issues and your arguments and take it to the people well it certainly is an interesting development on this international conversation on syria a strong and hopeful article in the

exports its citizens privacy to israel as the n.s.a. shares raw intelligence reports with the country with a secret deal setting noted limits on how the data can be used. a very good morning to you from all of us here at r.t. moscow are just after nine am here in the russian capital i'm. told headlines president vladimir putin has warned against throwing the entire system of international law out of balance he addressed the american people and politicians in a new york times article this threat to the established order may well happen according to the russian leader if washington indeed proceeds with his plan strikes against syria joining me live for more on this. sean a very interesting story kicking off the news this morning here on r.t. the russian president writing an op ed piece for the new york times i suppose up if world leaders are acting coit then take your argument to the people that's exactly what the russian president has done well it certainly is a strong and hopeful article written by it was intitled ape. plea for caution from ru

exports its citizens privacy to israel as the n.s.a. shares raw intelligence reports with the country with a secret deal setting no limits as to how your data can be used. the hour's top news headlines live from moscow this is art's he with me wrong and welcome to today's program. president vladimir putin has warned against throwing the entire system of international law out of balance as you just the american people and politicians in a new york times article this threat to the established order may well happen according to the russian leader if indeed washington proceeds with its plan strikes against syria joining me live now our sean thomas coming on the program this morning good to see you sure it's ultimately i suppose if world leaders turning a deaf ear to your concerns take your argument to the public well certainly an interesting development rory this article was strong but full of hope from president vladimir putin in the new york times. it was called a plea for caution from russia and it directly addressed the american people in what

exports its citizens to israel as the n.s.a. shares raw intelligence reports with the country though with a secret deal setting no limits as to how this can be used. good morning to you from all of us here at r.t. moscow where it's now or just after eight am. with this hour's top headlines president vladimir putin has warned against throwing the entire system of international law out of balance as he addressed the american people and politicians in a new york times article this threat to the established order may well happen according to the russian leader if indeed washington proceeds with its plan strikes against syria joining me live now for the latest on this sean thomas a very good morning to you sean the russian president putting pen to paper outlining russia's stuff what else did he have to mention well rory is certainly an interesting developer. and writing in the new york times op ed piece titled a plea for caution from russia now the message was strong but hopeful it directly address the. american people and the politicians o

exports its citizens to israel as the n.s.a. sharesaw intelligence reports with the country though with a secret deal setting no limits as to how this can be used.

exports citizens privacy to israel as the n.s.a. shares raw intelligence reports with the country with a secret deal.

exports its citizens privacy to israel as the n.s.a. shares a role or intelligence reports with the country with a secret deal that no limits on how your data can be used.

n.s.a. spokesperson has said that the agency insists that the shared intelligence complies with all the laws governing privacy they was a statement that they did release and in that statement they said and again i'm quoting we are not going to comment on any specific information sharing arrangements or the authority under which any such information is collected the fact that intelligence services work together under specific and regulated conditions mutually strengthens the security of both nations so that has been their their formal response. while some journalist sent x. of his how bad was snowden's revelations will inspire a security revolution a professional opinions on the n.s.a.'s ways of doing business are being met with. cryptography matthew green published a blog post on how the agency is waging its war against privacy but will shortly also by the john hopkins university where he was to take it down and interview to r.t. he explained what he found out from the leaks documents what we learned is that the n.s.a. has a hard time breaking encrypt and so what they've done is they've actu

n.s.a. spokesperson has said that the agency insists that the shared intelligence complies with all the laws governing privacy there was a statement that they did release and in that statement they said and again i'm quoting we are not going to comment on any specific information sharing arrangements or the authority under which any such information is collected the fact that intelligence services work together under specific and regulated conditions mutually strengthens the security of both nations so that has been their their formal response to the n.s.a. scandal it just seems to run rather doesn't it. it certainly does i mean we're looking at a scandal that has at its heart edward snowden this thirty year old format national security agency contractor who made public documents that show that the n.s.a. and its international partners conducted mass mass surveillance of foreign nationals and u.s. citizens certainly these documents continue to be an embarrassment both to the n.s.a. and the american government paula thanks very much indeed for that that's all it is policy a lot of that in tel

has been sharing all n.s.a. spy data with israel including data on the e.u. a kind of reaction can we expect from europe. i'm not sure what reaction we'll guess from the likes of catherine ashton the high representative of you if we're lucky we might get a soft statement raising some questions about. the problem is i mean some of the revelations have also implicated european governments in this there are very few governments around the world that are innocent in this respect the u.s. is props the best spying on its own citizens on others but i think certainly for all you know trade unions for all those campaigning for palestinian rights for human rights and so on there should be a strong reaction against the fact that it exposes the reality of the relationship between the u.s. and the establishment within israel and how that relates to put across the democratic will of the majority of people in europe for example on the question of the illegal israeli settlements all right. from the nordic green left to european

secret a five page memorandum of understanding that lays out all the details of intelligence sharing between the n.s.a. and its israeli counterpart what it does reveal is that the n.s.a. routinely shade intelligence with israel without first sifting this information to remove information that is inside relating to american citizens it states that israel is allowed to receive intelligence signal it includes and evaluated and minimize transcripts just faxes telex voice and digital network intelligence metadata and content and that is a quote at the same time the agreement places no legally binding limits on the use of the daughter by the israelis so while the memorandum does say that the material has to be handled in accordance with us all at the same time these raids have agreed not to deliberately target americans who identified in the datta there is no kind of legal obligation to back up these claims in this respect what it reads is that the agreement is not intended to create any legally enforceable rights it is not an international agreement and it is not legally binding it also says that these rai

n.s.a. memo this intelligence sharing program with israel began in two thousand and nine and while internal documents stressed the need for israeli intelligence analysts to protect the privacy rights of american citizens the reality is israel has access to raw intelligence that has not been filtered by the n.s.a. to remove u.s. citizen communication data or yesterday trying to stay in front of leaks just like this one the director of national intelligence james clapper released hundreds of documents about the n.s.a.'s telephone calls surveillance program these releases came in response to a freedom of information act requests from the electronic frontier foundation and the a.c.l.u. naming clued in them are previously classified fice a court documents that show concerns from the court over how the n.s.a. is searching through americans phone communications artie's a married david now with more on what can be gleaned from this document dump. more than two years ago senator ron wyden of oregon took the senate floor to boycott a four year extension to one of the most controversial pieces of legi

n.s.a. knew all that they were doing and other words they were so out of control they didn't even know what they were doing and as for. collecting and sharing with other countries. you know that too needs more congressional oversight for years now the n.s.a. and most of the agencies of the intelligence community have been operating. well with impunity and without oversight and they've gotten what they wanted because they said it's in the national interest and so they get lots of funding and a free hand to do what they're whatever they want to do that they believe is in the national interest only to discover some years later. only for the public and the representatives to discover some years later it's not necessarily in the national interest collecting on americans certain kinds of sharing of intelligence . and you know i haven't even really addressed the matter of encryption the n.s.a. has over the years had a responsibility one of one of its responsibilities was to see that communications within the united states can be carried out securely so when the president wants to use the phone on air force one that the phone conversation won't be

shared with our partners out there. >> thank you. the last question regards our critical infrastructure. to protect our country's most critical infrastructure from destructive cyberattacks, what authority do you feel u.s. cybercom, the n.s.a. and/or the private sector needs that they might not have now? >> i think the most important thing that we need is we need the ability to share information with industry. right now we can't see what's hitting industry. we have no realtime tipping and queuing capability between industry and the government. and i don't say that that has to come uniquely to cybercommand and the n.s.a. i agree that if we do this in a transparent process, send it to the government all at once, h.s., f.b.i., n.s.a. and cybercommand, that way everybody will know we're doing the right thing, it's transparent, and we get that information at network speed. f.b.i. can look at it to see if it's law enforcement, criminal-related. n.s.a. can look at it to see if there's a foreign nexus and cybercommand can look at it and say, what do i have to do to defend the country given this information? but you have to know the information. and right now what happens is the attack goes on and we're brought in after the fact. i

right human rights activist side ahmed di thank you very much indeed for sharing your views of this. now the n.s.a. in google's closing media report such as the you are a spy agency has been gathering private data through a stealth site they allegedly do so by carrying out so-called mine in the middle are tox which hope trick users into giving away information voluntarily and here's how it works imagine you want to find something online you log onto your computer open up a search engine and type in the details and now the interesting part one clicking on the go button your data is being directly transferred to the agency remotely connected to your internet service provider after that information is checked your quest reaches its final destination in the blink of an eye so you wouldn't notice and aversions g c h q is believed to be practicing the same technique but it's not only governments tracking your online stats universities trace students' private data claiming this could improve the education experience laura smith looks now at where good intention may lead. remember the film minority report

n.s.a. whistleblower president putin simply saying if the u.s. and russia shared an extradition treaty edward snowden would have been back in america in no time at all but we continue our live coverage from the twenty third twenty summit here in the venice of the north of course in petersburg. i will be back with more very soon. are you watching our take on the line from the russian capital and do stay with us as we continue to follow what's happening at the g. twenty summit with our team there in pittsburgh and it will bring you other stories as well that we are following for you here today continues at the top of the hour to stay with us. choose your language. actually we can with the infidels still some of the. tunes that the consensus. chooses to get to. choose the stories that if you. choose. to. they were ready to do anything for their country to me is to love the country more than yourself if you join the military for any other reason that you're probably not to have a good day they were tools in the hands of the state now they live remembering the past whi

n.s.a. sifted through private presidential communications. lebanese terror vigilante apps sharing bombing and other crimes sites bring out in mobile software stores across lebanon as innovation and security come by. after ninety days of military operation but no boots on the ground these are some of the details of a resolution being put to the u.s. congress to convince members to back a war against syria the document is expected to be put to a vote next week it follows in terms of questioning in this senate of some of the top cheerleaders for military intervention including secretary of state john kerry and defense chief chuck hagel they both maintain the syrian government is behind last month's chemical attack outside damascus despite the you are still having not made any conclusions she is going to chicken now reports. the blocks upon which john kerry built the administration's case for an attack on syria included fear mongering and it was this part which reminded many of the mushroom cloud fears that the bush administration stoked in the run up to the iraq invasion take a liste

opposition to the legislation mainly from dianne feinstein who shares the intelligence committee yeah feinstein seems to just like the n.s.a. just the way it is and it's all encompassing glory and so if you care about your privacy too and want to see this bill pass then join me and let's break the set. of the atlanta area they are very hard to take the title to get along the lines that are back with the terror threat there those. are the. ones. the turtle. the sutler. the utmost to. clean. up the. yesterday aired my interview with robert reich has named communications professor and author of the book dollar ocracy about the money and media elections complex and how it profits off the erosion of democracy but i also had the chance to talk to him about his other book digital disconnect which explores the effect technology has on our lives and the relationship between capitalism and public participation in it he talks about the initial development of a neutral internet and how drastically it's changed since its inception i asked him how this evolution occurred and why it's so destructive to the principles of democracy. for th

opposition to the legislation mainly from dianne feinstein who shares the intelligence committee have five same seems just like the n.s.a. just the way it is and it's all encompassing glory and so if you care about your privacy too and want to see this bill pass then join me and let's break the set. of.

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n.s.a. leaks just keep getting more depressing snowden's latest installment reveals that you the u.s. shares americans raw data with its most trustworthy friend in our life you guessed it israel yes thanks to a memo just published by journalist glenn greenwald we now know that the u.s. government gives unfiltered communications transcripts and metadata to israel and although the document says that the data cannot be used to deliberately target americans absolutely no legal binding enforcement is placed on the use of the data in other words nobody is in a force in our right to privacy but wait it gets worse not only does israel hold on to information about americans up to a four year but this memo is from two thousand and nine which means for the past five years all of this information is just kicking it in an israeli database great so now i don't just have to worry about my own government spying on me thanks so remember guys next time you tweet send an email or text make sure to give a shout out to our friends in israel and if you're sick of details from our private lives being stored inside

n.s.a. leaks just keep getting more depressing hadamard snowden's latest installment reveals that you the u.s. shares americans raw data with its most trustworthy friend and ally you guessed it israel yes thanks to a memo just published by journalist glenn greenwald we now know that the u.s. government gives unfiltered communications transcripts and metadata to israel and although the document says that the data cannot be used to deliberately target americans absolutely no legal binding enforcement is placed on the use of the data in other words nobody is in a force in our right to privacy but wait it gets worse not only does israel hold on to information about americans up to a four year but this memo is from two thousand and nine which means for the past five years all of this information is just kicking it in an israeli database great so now i don't just have to worry about my own government spying on me thanks so remember guys next time you tweet send an e-mail or text make sure to give a shout out to our friends in israel and if you're sick of details from our private lives being stored in serve

n.s.a. leaks just keep getting more depressing how to read snowden's latest installment reveals that you the u.s. shares americans raw data with its most trustworthy friend in our life you guessed it israel yes thanks to a memo just published by journalist glenn greenwald we now know that the u.s. government gives unfiltered communications transcripts and metadata to israel and although the document says that the data cannot be used to deliberately target americans absolutely no legal binding enforcement is placed on the use of the data in other words nobody isn't forcing our right to privacy but wait it gets worse.

n.s.a., u.s. cyber command do quote unquote actionable information after it has been shared? >> to answer that question you actually have to broaden the question. cyber security within the federal government is really a team sport. i know that general alexander earlier this that morning about how really within the federal government you talk about it really being a partnership between the department of homeland security, the department of justice and f.b.i. and d.o.d. and n.s.a. and we really have thoseing all of capabilities to bear as we -- whenever we get malicious indicators. bring all of the capabilities of the federal government to bear on the it.blem to try to address so i think it is really a broad question about how we actually to take that and then determine what is going on, who it might be targeting and how communicate with those individuals and what we do about it. >> thank you. the next question addresses topic we were discussing over lunch. averagebvious that the american network user is both the weakest link and the post lucrative target for the threat. how do

n.s.a. leaks just keep getting more depressing how to read snowden's latest installment reveals that you the u.s. shares americans raw data with its most trustworthy friend and ally you guessed it israel yes thanks to a memo just published by journalist glenn greenwald we now know that the u.s. government gives unfiltered communications transcripts and metadata to israel and although the document says that the data cannot be used to deliberately target americans absolutely no legal binding enforcement is placed on the use of the data in other words nobody isn't forcing our right to privacy but wait it gets worse.

a series of attacks targeting shared neighborhoods and gatherings make it the deadliest day this year. plus brazil's president cancels a state visit to washington over n.s.a. spying allegations to take a look at the measures the country is mulling to protect itself from the u.s. cyber surveillance. iran seems to be offering an olive branch to the west ahead of next week's un general assembly meeting a change of tone that first appeared with the election of a new president has become especially noticeable this week here's a look at some of hasan rouhani is moves that may be signaling a thaw first in a recent interview he made it clear iran will never pursue nuclear weapons adding that his government might be ready to strike a deal with the west rouhani further address the topic of cooperation when he made his case for putting an end to frosty relations and engaging in constructive dialogue in an open letter to the washington post newspaper and in a conciliatory gesture iran released almost a dozen political prisoners this week two of them renowned human rights advocates at the core of this push to defrost relations is an exchange of letters between rouhani

a series of attacks targeting share neighborhoods and gatherings make it the deadliest day this year plus brazil's president cancels a state visit to washington over n.s.a. spying allegations we take a look at the measures the country is mulling to protect itself from u.s. cyber surveillance that and more after a short break. well . it's technology innovation all the developments around russia we. covered. wealthy british soil is not. the time to remember. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to conjure reports. welcome back you're watching are to live from our studios in moscow and lindsay france. the deadliest assault on civilians in iraq this year has claimed the lives of at least ninety six people after a string of attacks targeted shiite muslim neighborhoods the majority were killed when suicide bombers attacked a shia funeral in the capital baghdad anti-war activist richard becker from the answer coalition believes the bloodshed raging in iraq is just an echo of the u.s. led invasion. the fundamental cause of the ongoing violence in

n.s.a. surveillance and facebook's role in providing user information to the government zuckerberg amended the fact that snowden's revelations made facebook trust the company less but defended the social networking sharing policy saying quote we look at every request individually and then push back on ones that we think are overly broad or aren't legal now of course facebook wants to maintain the illusion of transparency al it's even gone as far as suing the file is a court to lift the gag order that prevents facebook from disclosing how it deals with government data requests but even though facebook would like to think that it's on the right side of the privacy debate its entire operation is a white dream for the surveillance state side from users voluntarily sharing with the world every private detail of their lives like where they are every single moment what they ate for breakfast and how their babies grown a new tooth. there are other data mining tools facebook users that are less apparent but equally concerning go back to two thousand and eleven when an australian tech writer discovered that facebook tracks your web behavior even when you're logged out how is this possible the site uses tracking c

n.s.a. scandal the telecommunications giant has been handing over to proves a phone call data to the government more on this revelation coming out. and putting business before people that's the shared sentiment among homeowners in north carolina after state officials approved a proposal that could force fracking on their properties more on that internet show . even though it's tuesday september third eight pm here in washington d.c. i marinate and you're watching are to. will congress vote for military intervention in syria that was the question on hand today on capitol hill where the secretary of state secretary of defense and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff addressed the senate foreign relations committee to defend their proposal for military strikes in syria the three hour plus session that listed a variety of responses from senators and led to several testy back and forth between secretary of state kerry and members of the senate foreign relations committee senator bob menendez chairman of the committee explained off camera to secretary of state why he would vote in favor of intervention in syria while senator rand paul question why the u.s. is yet again trying to get

sharing contracts with private firms xico is nationalization of its oil industry has become a popular symbol of sovereignty many in mexico are against any foreign or private investment in the industry. what has n.s.a. leaker edward snowden been doing since he accepted asylum in russia sophie shevardnadze has asked his lawyer just that that's up next. the news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are on the day. i want to. pick up something that is quite simply. was no way. clearly they were just at the wrong place at the wrong time. and sold to the u.s. turned over to the u.s. for. the sole the birth of the law i. was saved with great over. and they wanted to turn me into a terrorist so it was they wanted me to admit that i was a member of al qaeda the taliban but i fought with them. about time i didn't even know what al qaeda is nevertheless there are people. raving of the start of. something is going to be done that's going to be done by me never short of money but it's going to impact me i'd be prosecuted but it's going to impact. on wife my daughter. the one time a trap. on our t.v. . hello welcome

n.s.a. scandal the telecommunications giant has been handing over troves of phone call data to the government more on this revelation coming out. and putting business before people that's the shared sentiment among homeowners in north carolina after state officials approved a proposal that could force fracking on their properties more on that internet show .