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material handed over to a reporter by nsa leaker edward snowden and it's providing a seemingly endless stream of revelations. those revelations are rocking america's relationships with some of its closest allies. christiane amanpour is joining us right now. you just spoke to the reporter who has been breaking all of these edward snowden leaks. what did he just tell you? >> reporter: well, first of all, they have thousands and thousands of documents but also, that he just simply rejects what, for instance, mike rogers, chairman of the house intelligence committee, british prime minister david cameron, many, many u.s. and other allied officials are saying, which is that this is dangerous, what they're doing, that they are putting all sorts of people at risk, they are compromising all sorts of abilities to close down terrorist cells and plots and this and that. he rejects that and always has. this is what he said to me on that. >> every terrorist who is capable of tying their own shoes has long known that the u.s. government and the uk government are trying to monitor their communications in every way that they can. that isn't new. we didn'

his eight-year tenure was rock this summer by widespread surveillance on americans. the documents came from former nsa worker edward snowden. >>> the "washington post" reports the nsa is extensively involved in the government's targeted killing program. the documents show the u.s. was behind the drone strike in 2012. it killed an al qaeda operative. the file shows it relies heavily on the nsa to collect e-mails, phone calls and other documents. >>> "the guardian" shows iran hints at significant con senses is over nuclear program. >>> cory booker won a special election. >>> and the "los angeles times" says the senate confirmed caroline kennedy to become the next ambassador to japan. kennedy says she is humbled to help carry on her father's leg see. >>> the dallas morn news says the jury finds mark cuban engaged in insider trading. >>> the southea >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by splenda no calorie sweetener. i think sugar. say splenda. >>> is america missing out on a chance to stop terror? national intelligence insider john miller is with us. >> well, charlie and norah, there is a battle under

rock today is thinking to name the many civilian victims there will be you assholes precision strikes in pakistan. international news live from moscow this is aussie with me. thanks for joining us. edward snowden has had a good few days having been reunited with his father in russia and all noted for blowing the lid off n.s.a. surveillance operations the interest around the intelligence leaker has launched a new debate about whistle blowing and the role it plays. to have. edward snowden met with his father at an undisclosed location presumably here in moscow he said there is little hope that he son will ever go back to the u.s. because in the u.s. edward snowden is most certainly facing jail time and judging by the significance and the scope of his revelations it could be a lengthy one and also judging by the way the u.s. government treated other whistleblowers together with law and snowden in moscow the group of whistleblowers who supported word they delivered his sam adams award it's awarded to an intelligence professional who has in the view of the award julie taken a stand for integrity and ethics this thursday we were they were in our studio here in moscow discussing their meeting

rocked by widespread surveillance on americans. the documents came from former nsa contractor edward snow den. >>> time to show you headlines from around the globe. the washington posts the nsa is involved in the killing program. the documents from the information leaked by snow den shows that u.s. was behind the 2012. e-mail, phone calls and a intelligence is included in the report. >>> major concessions in the nuclear program. talks between iran and six world powers including the u.s. wrapped up yesterday. the senior american official says for the first time there could be a break through. >>> new jersey star ledger looks at democrat corey booker who won special election for the senate. the new york mayor beat republican steve long con. >>> caroline kennedy confirmed to become the next ambassador to japan. she's humbled to carry on her father's leg sichlt. >>> the acquittal of mavericks owner cuban after he was alleged to sell shares in 2004. >>> teens are allowed to share profiles with everyone. until now teens on facebook could share posts and photos >>> high pressure starting to weaken just a little bit. so our temperatures will c

rocked that same area in 2011 sending a deadly tsunami over the countryside and disabling the fukushima nuclear plant. a tiny tsunami was reported today but no damage. >>> the latest national security leak from edward snowden has the white house scrambling to soothe angry u.s. allies. earlier this week the "washington post" reported the nsa was eves dropping on cell phone calls of world leaders. now comes word of secret joint spy operations with u.s. allies. germany's angela merkel is demanding an end to all of it. >> spying on close friends and partners is totally unacceptable. >> there are times where we want to know a little bit more than the germans are willing to tell us. >> on capitol hill, today, u.s. activists demanded a rollback of spying on americans. they say they're planning a mass demonstration tomorrow which they'll demand an end to all government snooping. >>> imagine a world where some of the guesswork is taken out of your diagnosis. where you can prevent a trip to the e.r. or hospital. experts say that world is just around the corner thanks to technology, storing your medical data in the cloud. question is, whose eyes will be on your medical data? nbc bay area's stephanie chuang ha

nsa in case's edward snowden saying they are finding information on terrorists, human traffickers and drug smugglers. >>> rescuers are searching for victims after a 7.2 magnitudequake rocked the philippines. the quake said to be strong enough to demol-i have been buildings on the southern island. here is more on the devastation >> reporter: fire crews search for survivors beneath crumpled concrete buildings the 7.2 magnitude earthquake hit before 8:00 in the morning. it's force brought down buildings and sent people fleeing into open spaces. >> we were caught by surprise the building collapsed as people were coming out. >> officers and schools were closed for a national holiday and this may have saved lives. where the san pedro church built in the scene hundreds severely damaged, amazingly, there were no casualties at all there. the people gathered under white tents. the earthquakes cut power and transport links. there were reports of a number of deaths when a fishing port building collapsed. then the roof of a market came down. earthquakes are frequent in the region which lies along the pacific rim of fire. many say this quake was the largest they can remember. the cost,

rocked by leaks about its surveillance program. now a "washington post" report says the agency has collaborated with the cia on drone strikes against terrorists abroad. the documents were provided by nsa leaker edwardtor and a top deputy prepare to step down. >>> more progress being reported in syria as an international team works to destroy the country's chemical weapons stockpile. the organization for the prohibition of chemical webs says its inspectors have now visited 11 sites and destroyed critical equipment at six of them. the team is set to complete its site visits by the end of the month and begin eliminating chemical agents in november. >>> the obama administration projected nearly half a million people would sign up for the new health insurance markets in the first month alone. according to an internal memo obtained by the associated press. but that was before those persistent computer glitches frustrated consumers. if those problems continue, the goal described as modest in the memo may fall short. >>> excitement and a pretty big surprise for residents in a georgia neighborhood. those are bears. a family of them. mom and her cubs running down a street in the atlanta suburbs. look at them