you expose this trojan horse where the dda asked the bahamas for -- and dda as the bahamas for a wiretapy then hand over access bahamian telecommunications to the nsa who then tapped the entire country. is that legal, and could that jeopardize the legitimate law enforcement actions that are in place with the dea? >> this is one of the most important elements of the story for people to understand. isthe legal issue, the nsa operating in a pretty gray area. the bahamas has been working in the last several years to sort of established statutes around communication intercepts emma but it is all in the works. a lot of countries around the world have existing standards regarding the interception of communications. that is not to say that this is legal under bahamian law. it does not seem to be. it seems to be illegal. but still, the bahamas is a bit behind some other countries in terms of rigorous standards. with respect to u.s. law, under , which therder 12333 nsa and cia uses to conduct surveillance abroad, there is a lot that analysts and agents can do. this could very well, under executive

where the dda asked the bahamas for -- and dda as the bahamas for a wiretap. toy then hand over access bahamian telecommunications to the nsa who then tapped the entire country. is that legal, and could that jeopardize the legitimate law enforcement actions that are in place with the dea? >> this is one of the most important elements of the story for people to understand. isthe legal issue, the nsa operating in a pretty gray area. the bahamas has been working in the last several years to sort of established statutes around communication intercepts emma but it is all in the works. a lot of countries around the world have existing standards regarding the interception of communications. that is not to say that this is legal under bahamian law.

why the bahamas? i don't know why the bahamas.lissa: i know, especially in the bahamas a ton of companies relocated there because is tax-friendly. joe lewis, a very famous, forex trader, currency trader who is based there. has attract ad lot of professional athletes and their home offices to one of his properties there. there are tons of companies. >> but the nsa's mission is look for national security threats, not tax cheats. melissa: you believe that is their goal. >> that is their, that is their mission under the statute. if the federal government is using nsa to look for tax cheats under the subterfuge that it is looking for threats to national security, it is not only violating the constitution, it's violating federal statutes. and evidence obtained from this would be incompetent as evidence at trial. melissa: what else do you think of looking for? citigroup and barclays have big operations there. they're recording every phone call. that's what he is saying, every single phone call is being recorded. >> if you were going to t

the second program, which is active in the bahamas, is even more robust. attacks the mobile communications network and sucks up the actual content of calls on the line. in the bahamas, the nsa is able to pick up every single phone call on the mobile communications network and essentially house those calls for up to 30 days, allowing u.s.

nationalreport reveals security agency is recording every single phone call made in the bahamas, evenhough the u.s. has said the caribbean nation poses little to no threat to americans. the story is based on documents linked by eric snowden who describes a classified program put in place by the nsa without the knowledge or consent of the bahamian government. instead, the report shows the website obtained access to the restaurant enforcement administration, and one document

restaurant enforcement administration, and one document says the over personal recording calls in the bahamas is for legitimate commercial service. but the same document as our covert mission is the provision of signal intelligence. >> documents show the system is part of a broader program known as mystic what also monitors telephone communications in mexico, the philippines, kenya, as well as one of the country which they are not naming.

what the nsa has been able to do here in the bahamas is collect everything that is there, be

however, name a number of other countries that the government does not want us to name, including the bahamas. it is important to understand the difference between the programs. mystic is the commercial center program that provides legitimate commercial services to foreign governments while collecting covertly on the side and in the background signals intelligence on those countries. thisis countries -- targets the mobile communications of these countries. is sneak in does there through its commercial provider and pullout signals intelligence. the second program, which is

as you mentioned, this program has gained access in mexico, kenya, the philippines, bahamas, and one of the country that the intercept is not naming at this time. >> is the government telling you not to name them? >> this is a conversation that we had four weeks as we have reported the story, trying to determine whether or not it was responsible to name the country. the nsa and government did not want us to name any of the countries. we named four of them. with this final country, we came to the conclusion that naming it would very likely increase risk for people on the ground. as you know, this is one of those decisions that, as a journalist covering national security stories, was difficult to make. we did not take it lightly. but when it comes to the

but still, the bahamas is a bit behind some other countries in terms of rigorous standards. with respect to u.s. law, under , which therder 12333 nsa and cia uses to conduct surveillance abroad, there is a lot that analysts and agents can do. this could very well, under executive order, be illegal for the nsa to be doing. the more important question about what this means for u.s. cooperation with foreign law enforcement agencies and the dea's operations abroad, this essential. intercept, lawful the very thing that allows the nsa access to these networks, is premised on the idea that you have a specific person that you are targeting who is under

down every conceivable conversation and keeping it for thirty days for analysis why did they choose bahamas which has been announced probably as a test case but the most intriguing thing though of all and as you say might be revealed in thirty six hours time is the name of a country on the earth where the revelation would in danger people in that country and that has got other people commentators like myself within the intelligence community that have speculated or he said the first thing to do but speculate as to

is recording every single phone call on the island nation of the bahamas you heard me right and this is recording and storing the audio virtually every phone call made in the country of about three hundred seventy thousand people without the knowledge or consent of the government the program is called so malo get and allows the n.s.a. to store phone conversations for up to thirty days which agents can then go back and listen to at their leisure now along with the bahamas get has been employed in one other country that we know of however according to greenwald may mean that country is a security risk and could be the fatalities as she's decided to withhold its name yet wiki leaks has criticized greenwald decision as threaten to release the name of the other country although it's unclear whether wiki leaks actually have the documents to do so but for now here's what we do know so mall get is just one part of a larger surveillance program known as mystic mystic monitors telecommunication data in five different countries along with the two countries in which it collects all phone audio t

single phone call made was recorded so the greatest amount of communication was gathered from the bahamas the former guardian journalist and greenwald revealed information and says he has not given out the name of the second country over concerns for people safety we can leaks meanwhile has labeled the decision censorship and promises to reveal the name of the state that was targeted within seventy two hours. has been investigating. glenn greenwald and some of his colleagues published this story alleging that the us were intercepting recording and archiving pretty much every move all phone call on the island nation of the bahamas they went on in the articles to say that there were similar things taking place in four of the countries and they named three of the mexico is the philippines and kenya they withheld the name of that final country because they said there was serious concerns that it could put lives at risk and now wiki leaks took to their twitter account to slam this decision asking when did true published information ever harm innocence now this twitter spot remember that wiki l

surveillance in the bahamas that's why agency is collecting the phone call contents of the nation's people and even its tourists the latest on that just ahead. and the next u.s. base in the ever growing surveillance state there are plans to transform a military base in the u.k. into one of the largest intelligence hubs outside of the u.s. more on that expansion coming up. and gun retailers are crying foul like against the obama administration they claim that their credit lines are being choked off their assets frozen and online sales being prohibited is this the new battlefield in the fight for gun rights find out later in the show. it's tuesday may twentieth eight pm washington d.c. i'm lynn neary david and you're watching our team america. we begin with the crisis in ukraine a day after president of the lattimer putin issued a pull out order and an apparent attempt to ease tensions with the west over ukraine the russian defense ministry said that its forces were preparing for a journey to their home bases now nato which estimates that russia has forty thousand troops along the border wit

surveillance in the bahamas that's why agency is collecting the phone call contents of the nation's people and even its tourists the latest on that just ahead and the next u.s. base in the effort of growing surveillance state there are plans to transform of military base in the u.k. into one of the largest intelligence outside of the u.s. more on the expansion coming up. and gun retailers are crying foul against the obama administration they claim that their credit lines are being choked off their assets frozen and online sales being prohibited is this a new battlefield in the fight for gun rights find out later in the show. it's choose a me twenty of five pm in washington d.c. i'm in the area david and you're watching r t america we begin with the crisis in ukraine today graham phillips a british blogger and journalist who has contributed reports to our t.v. was detained by what seemed to be the ukrainian national guard he was held at checkpoint in mar a pole he told r.t. by phone that he was being treated well but the network has since lost connection with him two other correspondents fr

national security agency has reportedly been dialed into the bahamas new documents show the n.s.a. is collecting the contents of nearly every phone call dialed and received in the bahamas and that means the n.s.a. could be listening to not only the honey and residents but also countless tourists who visit the area the documents which were released by former government contractor edward snowden and obtained by the intercept say the surveillance is part of a top secret system code named some will get someone that is part of a broader n.s.a. program called mystic which the intercept says as of two thousand and thirteen was being used to secretly monitor the telecommunications systems of six countries including the bahamas mexico the philippines and kenya however while the mystic program reveals the agency's pursuit of metadata in all of those countries some will get has enabled the n.s.a. to also record the content of nearly every conversation in the bahamas and one other are named country the n.s.a. tells our team that its efforts are focused on ensuring the protection of the nationa

it's the second country off to the bahamas to become but target of america's most mobile phone spying program details on that a just ahead for you. also going loco over france's new trains too fat to fit the platforms look at how some people are making light of a costly blunder on social media that will be off with a break on the international. these months show the line between the truth and reality becomes even more blurred and russia and america join forces to fights concepts we take the shape and how to respond and i become the cool kid in the class to date. we've done the future. thanks for joining us for the program here afghanistan is the second country where old domestic and international calls being monitored by america's national security agency the revelation was made by julian assange john wiki leaks though not all of the whistleblowing community is particularly happy about it as good an explanation he has oxys playboy. earlier this week glenn greenwald revealed that the n.s.a. had been monitoring all the domestic and international phone calls of two countries one of those

is recording every single phone call on the island nation of the bahamas so you heard me right now this is recording and storing the audio virtually every phone call made in the country of about three hundred seventy thousand people without the knowledge or consent of the government the program is called so mall get and allows the n.s.a. to store phone conversations for up to thirty days which agents can then go back and listen to at their leisure now along with the bahamas get has been employed in one other country that we know of however according to greenwald may mean that country is a security risk and could be the fatalities. well let's take a look at what else is happening in the world two powerful explosions have rocked a busy bus terminal a crowded markets in nigeria central city of jos officials are now saying at least one hundred eighteen people looking killed and many more injured are great makes it to board behind the attack if it comes amid a bombing campaign by the terrorists the boko haram government has been battling in nigeria's more. university students in kenya's capi

is a font that enter into national conference on african development held in june of last ca near bahama decisions are discussing trains investment and other key point of an action plan adopted to unocal. japanese prime minister of finance is included in a speech he said to help me get lawrence was about three hundred million dollars to the african development bank to help foster private sector companies. reagan was rapidly growing in africa as a frontier of its diplomacy that japan will aim to strengthen mutually beneficial economic ties with africa is on expanding trade and investment. the japanese government is promoting its policy of proactively can she be into the team to peace. he said cooperation with africa represented in the region plantation of that policy the stems and gearing up to participate in them and expansion of sharp last production in the united states. technology improvements have led to the rapid rise in gas production and deep underground in the last month this is as as estimated by the estimate was among four hundred dollars this includes companies that build pipe

. >> reporter: we head out to the shark mecca of the bahamas for a rendezvous with jim abernathy who be friends not foes. minutes later, bait packed in these crates, is tossed overboard to entice abernathy's friends to begin to circle. abernathy has an unusual theory about these predators of the deep. they are docile and can even be trained. he calls them his pets. >> sharks like affection, because they come back for it like a dog, or a cat. >> in particular, there's a 14-foot wild tiger shark, he's named emma. >> do you think you have a relationship with emma? >> i think so, but i don't expect other people to think that. >> for nine years, abernathy has been lovingly saving sharks from hooks, parasite, and occasionally ropes. but abernathy isn't naive about the animals. >> if a big shark makes a mistake and bites you. chances are you'll bleed to death on the boat. >> reporter: the probability you can become shark bait yourself is 1 in 264 million. statistically, you're more likely to die from a falling coconut. 40 feet down it's a whirlwind of sharks. abernathy swims to the center w

. >> reporter: beth averages 185 entries a day and won a trip to the bahamas, two cars, electronics, more than $80,000 worth. >> this is my passion. i can't stop. >> reporter: how many hours a day? >> probably seven to ten. >> reporter: wow. >> yeah. early in the morning if you're up 3:30 there aren't that many people entering, you you have a better chance of winning. >> reporter: she checks her mail obsessively for any kind of win. >> game systems, cameras, laptops, any big items and i lose it. i mean, i just scream. >> reporter: and marketing companies are sponsoring more contests so they can capture their own prize millions of names and e-mail addresses on entry forms. there are risks, players must pay taxes on prizes, share only limited information, and watch out for scrams. >> you always want to look for official rules, and the first line should say no purchase necessary. you should never pay or put your credit card, give your social security number to enter a sweeps stakes. >> reporter: robert hoffman is a master sweeper. >> i'm not sure i believe in luck because there is a lot

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the second country off to the bahamas to have become the target of america's mass mobile phones spying program details on that just ahead for you here on r.t. international. going to loko of a france's new trains that to flat to fit the platforms in the program we'll look at how some people are making light of this costly blunder via social media that's off to the break when i see international. western induced crisis in ukraine has revealed the extent of western media's inability or unwillingness to report this important story the western narrative is closely mirror talking points generated from the powers that be this begs the following question is was too media merely the instrument of the rich and powerful . if you review economic up and downs in the find a long day to be all sang i and the rest until you meet makes you believe everything. if you are just joining us welcome to the program it's artsy international afghanistan is the second country where old domestic and international cold being monitored by america's national security agency the revelation was made by julian assange

now it's the second nation of the bahamas to become the target of america's mass mobile phone spying program to find out what our country is revealing about the break i'm going to loko over from says new trains the too fat to fit the platforms whoops we look at how some people are making light of the costly blunder them social media that's coming up to. the western jews crisis in ukraine has revealed the extent of western media's inability or unwillingness to report this important story the western narrative has closely mirror talking points generated from the powers that be this begs the following question is was too media merely the instrument of the rich and powerful . down in the final. days of the deal and the rest i think. it's really. a lot again afghanistan is the second country where all domestic and international calls a big monitored by america's national security agency the revelation was made by julian assange and wiki leaks so not all of the whistleblowing community is happy about it as a tease polly boy carex planes. this week glenn greenwald revealed that the n.s.a. h

agency had been intercepting and recording nearly every cell phone call that had taken place in the bahamas and storing them for thirty days now bahamian officials want an explanation and a statement that he gave me and ministry of foreign affairs called the report startling and said the facts must be determined otherwise the behavior described would be clearly illegal and on the face of it an abuse of powers it would also represent a great moral failing on the part of its perpetrators bahamian officials are asking for the u.s. to confirm or deny the authenticity of these allegations the documents were leaked by edward snowden and obtained by glenn greenwald's website the intercept the leak showed the n.s.a. had partnered with the u.s. drug enforcement administration to secretly tap to the telecommunications that works of more than just the bahamas the surveillance system is called mystic and as of twenty thirteen it was sweeping up the so-called metadata of five countries including kenya the philippines and mexico it was also capable of recording and storing the content of cell calls in th

and has won a trip to the bahamas, two cars, electronic sports memorabilia. $80,000 worth. >> this is my passion. i can't stop. >> how many hours a day? >> probably 7-10. >> wow. >> yeah, early in the morning, 23 you're up at 3:30, there aren't that many people entering, so you have a better chance of winning vmgt. >> she checks her mail obsessively. any wig items and i just lose it. i just scream. >> many marketing companies are capturing their own prize. there are risks. players must pay taxes on prizes, share only limtsed information and watch out for scams. >> you always want to look for official rules. and the first line should say no purchase necessary. you should never pay or put your credit card, give your social security number to sweep stakes. >> i'm not sure i believe in luck. there's a lot of work that goes into it. superbowl ticket. >> he says he's racked up nearly a million dollars in prizes. >> you have to dedicate at least 6 months to this on a consistent basis to start to win. >> the main thing is just sharing. you know? it's happiness. >> th

>> we have a beautiful hotel in the bahamas. used to be a four seasons. we purchased the hotel.spend $40 million on it, putting in huge pools and six additional restaurants. a 40-minutes only flight from florida, but you feel like you are in the middle of nowhere. you can escape the world and the water is like nothing you have ever seen before. >> all of this does cost money. can you give us an idea of how you are paying for all of this? >> privately held. as a private organization, there are no dividends paid to anyone beyond the business itself. we reinject literally everything we make in this company back into the business year after year. bankf course, we do financing, typical bank financing. we have very little debt to asset ratios, and we just keep reinvesting. this is what we do. we roam the caribbean. we know the beaches better than anyone, and our entire life is creating amazing resorts. >> what is the biggest challenge working in a family business? >> i get on amazingly well with my dad. he has been a forming my entire life. it can be tough when you have differences of

. >>> relays get under way in the bahamas. details later. >> there has been a surprise shift in the political landscape. it could be a seismic shift. fringe parties from copenhagen to athens, we have reports from london. >> reporter: the news across europe has been about political earthquakes. populist parties on the far right and left trouncing mainstream politics. but as the votes were tallied the new look european parliament facts look much like the old one anone. it was in national politics in country after country that anything seismic was happening. in france. >> our people demand a single policies, the policy of the french, for the french. >> reporter: in britain. >> i don't want just britain to lead the european union, i want europe to lead the european union. >> reporter: the independence party to become the first minority party to win over the major ones in a nationwide vote in 100 years. there were scenes elsewhere as voters rebelled against low living standards and high unemployment. >> i think the real take away i

we knew that they had rent add boat down in the bahamas that was ready to go. did he have it in the back of his mind to go to mexico? >> armed with all that evidence, simps simpson's conviction seems a foregone conclusion. >> with a mountain of evidence proving beyond any reasonable doubt that he had savagely murdered nicole brown simpson, the mother of his two young children, and ronald goldman, how did o >>> he was just at the wrong place at the wrong time. nicole, she was in the wrong place for a long time. >> we think the evidence will show that he did not, could not, and would not committed these particular times. >> we have linked the defendant to the crime scene. we have lipged the defendant to the victims. >> the world watches riveted a one of the biggest courtroom dramas unfolds. under the camera's unflinching eye, the defense is elevated into the dream team. funded by simpson's fortune. they have ample resources. prosecutors have the damning blood evidence. getting the predominantly black female inner city injury to look through the evidence, even sim

if you've ever been to the bahamas, the n.s.a.recorded your phone calls and stored them for a month and the bahamian government didn't know about it. according to edward snowden it is part of program to locate international terrorists and drug smugglers. >> students from harvard launching proton mails which has requirements similar to e-mail platforms used by edward snowden. it hides your information when an e-mail is being sent from one in box to another. >> do you have what it takes to tangle with a man like house of cards frank underwood? >> for those of us climbing to the top of the food chain there can be no mercy. there is but one move. hunt or be hunted. >> if so, there is an open casting call for the show's upcoming third season. one of the top roles? director of the n.s.a. the baltimore-based casting agency looking for men and women aged 45 to 55. >> he's no angel. one baseball fan going to extremes to catch a foul ball. >> and parents sharing their baby's bad behavior on the web. is it all in good fun or just plain mean?

it >> in the bahamas, is the largest privately held live in the bahamas.i could theoretically pick this thing up for just a little over $10 million. >> i can register you. stuart: i take it you do this with lots of high end properties. >> we do. right now we are executing options a rum world. we have been in 23 u.s. states and four countries and open an office in london where your alma mater is just last year so we will be doing more business and you are up as well. charles: is there a correlation? we see these are auctions go crazy, record for watches and rolexes through the roof, is there a correlation between that and your business? >> another one was a record at christie's contemporary art auction on tuesday, $475 million. so these are the same buyers that are participating in our sales. you are used to buying fine assets, jewelry, art, antiquities, they are used to the concept and with real estate when it comes to unique aspect that is in comparable how the value that? charles: people look at this and say you have an artist working for $43 million and

jonathan: it's a trip to the bahamas! (screams) - this is so crazy! whoo! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, welcome to "let's make a deal," i'm wayne brady, thank you so much for tuning in. i need-- what do i need? i need three people. (cheers and applause) you, ma'am. the loofah or whatever you are. you. everybody else, please have a seat. go ahead and sit down. use those chairs. i made them myself. move over there mama, stand right there, stand right here, you were first, you were second. nice to meet you, judy.

tracking the time source and destination of the calls even more than that the bahamas and country x. were in a program called somalia get where nearly the entire nation's calls were recorded and stored for thirty days when the story broke the intercept explained that it worked like this if an entire nation cell phone calls were a menu of t.v. shows mystic would be a cable programming guide showing which channels offer which shows and when some all that would then be the d.v.r. that automatically records every show on every channel and stores them for a month so the intercepts editor glenn greenwald chose not to disclose the name of country x. over concerns it could lead to increased violence after conferring with the government wiki leaks spokesman christian happens and says it decided to call the government's bluff so it named the country today afghanistan. four years ago when we released the evil nation about venice the warlock's there and later in the end of two thousand and ten it was plain by the u.s. administration that this releases with so close that's nothing has happened in

yucatan, the bahamas, it is going to be the temperatures we're going to be seeing over the next threeays, witch taff starting on saturday at 97°, oklahoma city at 90. but as we go through rest of the weekend it is really going to be heating up. look at lubbock, almost 100° for you there. look at your national weather, news is coming up right after this. >> tonight, the secret of the great pyramids revealed. researchers say they have got the answer to a 4,000 year old question. how were the egyptians able to move stones some that weighed 80 tons? science and technology expert jake ward has the answer. jake, how is someone supposed to move an 80 ton block of stone across sand? >> the golden gate bridge was an amazing feet, but egyptians moving blocks of stone, without electricity or hydraulics or anything stronger than copper. the tomb of an ancient pharaoh, on this pick toe gram there is a shot basically -- pictogram, that person is pouring liquid onto the sand in front of the sledge. well, a university amsterdam team basically recreated that scene and began to theorize, when you try m

i went where he hit 15 antique motor boats, houses in the bahamas in hawaii and more and more and more and that eventually brings him down because you start -- she's got to pay to drill them. that became $500 million a year, a billion dollars a year. he's got to borrow billions of dollars to fund it and eventually in 2012 the collapses. what is amazing as he gets booted out of the come to me he cofound. he's given no credit. he creates this energy that we talk about, gets booted out. he goes and creates his own come to me, brings in the former ceo of exxon and the come and is now worth about $5 billion. >> so he's back. >> this is his big go around. >> it's amazing. >> i think we will see someone in the back with a microphone will help us out with people who want to ask questions and talk. >> there we go. >> would anyone in the audience care to join us? we'll let this gentleman asked the first question. yes. [inaudible] >> are we picking that up? yes, that is fine. [inaudible] >> you do for the recording. >> their ego is working. >> you mention something, sir -- [inaudible] >> right. [

he and his crew have now arrived in what is now the bahamas.andoned the santa maria after it struck a reef. this is a replica. they're trying to get to it to believe they have found the "santa maria." let's get to the wall where the underwater explorers say the ship's on the bottom of the sea. he used columbus' own diary entry to find it. a representative says this photo, this one here, says he believes he's found the historic ship wreck the "santa maria" has been located. call me skeptical. >> the lead archaeologist in this case say they basically narrowed from that historical documents that you mentioned, like that diary, they narrowed it down and they knew it had to have occurred in the certain bay off of haiti. he said this is the only wreck that could be the "santa maria." a piece of iron weighing more than ten pounds and shot more than 400 possible sites. they eliminated them one by one. they believed it was one of the sites that they actually eliminated after 2003. >> 2012, after doing research, i woke up in the middle of the night, and

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absence and jamaica in the bahamas with another title win this time in the 400 meters and it was 37.777onds and that is 24 hours earlier and broke the world record. and kenya had the world record and led by double world champion clocking 14: 2222 record and the u.s. was 18 seconds behind and ethiopia was third and shattered the world record in the same event. golf and adam scott on the top of the rankings winning and finished nine under par after shooting a final round 66 at the country club in fort worth, texas and matched by the american with the 18th hole. and took three extra holes to separate the pair but it was scott who pretheyed and becoming the fourth australian to win. and he put his personal problems behind him to win the championship. terrible day for thomas, he was the lead in a round of 75 and he will drop down to finish third and mcceloy said he split from his fiancee and had 66 in the title and the first title since 2012. stanley cup and the blue shirts as they are popular known they look in over time in madison square gardens and he had a brilliant game-winning goal to