, you may go down in history as the guy who was the head of the nsa during the revelations of edward snowdenhow do you feel about that? general alexander: i think it gives snowden too much credit. what he divulged, one, was something that was approved by court order, approved by congress and the executive branch. and what the investigations found was that nsa was doing exactly what it was supposed to. so he revealed a classified program meant to protectur country. nsa does not get to choose who classifies it. that is the executive branch. and that is a congressional and court decision. nsa's responsibility is to conduct that. and there is legal precedence for doing that. and it was the right thing, when you look at the number of terrorist attacks. so i think what he did was he thought he was better than all three. and the press treated him like that. they treated him as a hero. and here is a guy who will ultimately cause a lot of lives to be lost. that debate was going on in congress at the same time. do you make it public? that is a debate outside of nsa. emily: you think the paris attacks

and it could be the biggest leak at the nsa since the 2013 revelations of edward snowden.ll introduce you to the "shadow brokers." and signs that xiaomi's grip on the chinese smartphone market is slipping. we will hear from vice president of global operations hugo barra about the outlook at home and abroad. first to our lede. lyft fails to find a buyer, according to the new york times. they have been said to approach several parties about a sale. apple, google, amazon, uber, and didi, although the most serious conversation happened with general motors. although they are not in immediate danger of closing, one source said they are unprofitable but they had a cash cushion of $1.4 billion. this comes after a report that lyft rebuffed a takeover offer from gm. we are here with brad stone and joel rosenblatt. i want to start with you, brad. what is your analysis of lyft, trying and failing to sell itself, to a lot of different companies, including the archrival? brad: not a great report for lyft, but it has been a great month for uber. they did deal in china with didi, and this

edward snowden says they do.his former high-ranking official -- >> why would we doubt -- >> -- who created that software says they do. >> i remember back in the day when eric holder said, you knows, he's gone back and forth about edwards snowden, but this person was a problem. so why would we doubt that he would be right or wrong about this? >> i don't carry water for eric holder, but under him, edward snowden was indicted for espionage and as soon as he left the justice department, he became a defender of edward snowden. >> comey, did he do his job by not asking them? >> there's two ways to look at this. he knows a lot more about the case than we could know. he must have had a reason for not asking. could he have asked? yes. if he had asked, would he have had more information in front of him? absolutely. >> wow. if it is, in fact, u.s. intelligence officials who have hacked into the dnc and i would suppose along the lines dccc. if it was, in fact, our own government, what is the -- what's the punishment for that

morgan wright is with me next, he said we may have another edward snowden on our hands.any people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. . deirdre: hackers known as the shadow brokers published stolen material from the nsa. some say they were from russia, a new reports it could be someone from inside the nsa, a type of second edward snowden. with me cyberexpert morgan wright. great to speak with you. >> hi, deirdre. deirdre: do you think it was an inside job? >> look, in cyberspace nobody knows for sher, anybody who says they know, doesn't. it's extremely unlikely after edward snowden and the nsa is good at what they do there

this is bigger the fourth amendment is just beaten up that is the edward snowden revelation to go instead the government in the current head of the fbi and a professor at harvard and that surveillance authority is were not justified to be legally and they doubt by a justice department lawyer and did their best spirit that was historic. >> to put the reputation and career that we can do this. >> director of the fbi now? >> yes. to understand to bring it back. and it isn't as protected as it used to be. and was unfettered a year ago but there is a push to bring those back. so that's what i mean that security mostly through the aclu and others has found its voice wing during to build steam here and there so that balances in their. balances the everyone to balance but i think that's great for the country. that is the mayor supposed to end current the celebrities advocates and constitutional scholars take about how to protect our constitution. it is built into the fabric of who we are. >> host: you mentioned that cases called aspirational. if you try to reach isis the only tool you have here i

how do you even goat snowden and what edward snowden did and more details 8:47. leavitt and oliver stone opened of movie. >> 6:54 now. how about this black bear caught red handed trying to steal a bird feeder in new hampshire. he's like i'm going to just take this. >> looks like a baby. >> then they'll come to me. runs off with feeder and tries to eat seeds after scolding from home dropped the feeder and then sat motionless and snacked on a few seeds in the drive way and drove off. >> you're from bear country steve. >> i have only seen a bear in the wild one time. >> look what he drops it. he's a baby. maybe not a baby a toldler. >> then he dropped it. >> this is not how two crane workers wanted their day to en end. officials say they were working on a bridge in cometon rhode island when a crime they were in tipped nearly ton side. no thank you. >> no. >> workers were left dangling over the water. a second crane was sentence in to rescue the workers trapped on a bucket in the dangling crane the workers are okay. >> just when you think your job is dangerous or --

technology, the central debate of our time is about privacy versus security, and after edward snowden and these revelations, are digital lives, the applications of people understanding those for all of us, none of that is on the radar in 2007. so, it just felt like a really for tile -- fertile landscape we >> i still can't believe that they let us do it. when paul pitched the idea, that we would do this giant car chase on the, strip, i was like, you are from england. [laughter] you don't really understand what that means. we will never shut it down. it would be like shutting down we will never shut it down. it would be like shutting down times squ boulevards in america. but everyone in the city was great. they wanted it to happen. everybody worked together, and we figured out a way to the just ugly get it done. the people here were really patient -- to logistically get it done. the people here were really patient. >> not until you admit to yourself who you really are. it is too dangerous. >> is a look at this week's worldwide box office numbers. >> that's jason bourne. >> why would he

ca than edward snowden. what happened here, the surveillance program he exposed. all of the paranoia. the fear of a abuse of government power and found like ove oliver stone movie when it happened. my big question is there a great documentary about edward snowden called "citizen four." what is this meovie going to sa than the book? like him but i hope he pulls it off. >> reporter: bp oil rig and this movie is called "deepwater horizon. >> >> it's based on the final hours on the deepwater horizon and actors are playing people who there were like mark wahlberg. the director is peter berg who made "lone survivor" and "friday night lights." he likes movies about real life should be in his element in this one. >> "magnificent seven"? what is it about? >> a classic from the 1960s. basically the same premise. frontier town comes under attack and the rpts haesidents have to together seven gunmen to help defend themselves. i think this time is a much more diverse magnificent seven. denzel washington is leader of team and korean as a member of the team among others. >> "fan

. >> c-span: one of the last documents out of the 100 was from 2013, and it is edward snowden's files. , what is this piece of paper here that you have photograph? >> guest: that is a letter that edward snowden wrote making it available to various people in the media and members of government in which she attested to the fact that he had acquired this information. he worked as a government contractor and work for various government agencies. he attained a great deal of information which she believed showed that the government of the united states was involved in illegal gathering of information, intelligence information from the massive people who were spying on government officials abroad and in very large measure doing a number of things that horrified many people when it was want to be disclosed. he believed it was his duty as a patriot to disclose this information and said that he thought disclosing the truth was not a crime. a question that other people have disagree. he was such cents charge with theft of government property in violation of espionage act and he remains a fugitiv

no, >> okay. >> just -- again it wasn't where edward snowden lives.iv we just met at a at an office.t, that crazy as far as these logistics.. >> it wasn't christopher nolanpn script being delivered to you. what are some of hispt interest have you senior movies.s. >> does he know about yourr career? does he like tv shows.o what did he say to you ino you regards to that. did you even speak on that.n >> yeah, yeah.eah the first -- the fir thing hehih asked me actually was, maybe yoe can settle a dispute thatte that lindsay and i are having.avg is it hit record or hit record.r he actually asked me that.t. oh, man, you asked me that.e th. it's both. bot it's play on words.'s py o but i was -- he does his his research.se he's the kind of guy i thinkind that reads guy lot. does did he ask about the ending of inception.nction >> he did not ask about that.boa >> i want to know what his thoughts are that were.. >> that's a good question.uest i wonder if he's seen that. tha. i don't think he watches a lotal of fiction movies.. >> fascinating.>> >> crazy he met with f him olive stone met with hi

when edward snowden revealed all the activities, we read about the things the government was doing that we didn't know about. surveillance of united states citizens. we have fully encrypted the data in google. at rest and transit. i can tell you if you have something that you want to be private, the best place to keep it is in gmail. seriously. it is fully encrypted. we know this because everybody's complaining. charlie rose: what would happen if the f.b.i. director came and said we know this person is suspected of something serious and we think there is an exchange of information through gmail. please give us access. schmidt: america has the fisa court. that is a legal proceeding. that's called the front door. all this terrorism is a horrific thing. the democracies have legal proceedings to deal with it. the fbi director wouldn't come to us. he would go to the three-judge panel and they would give the information just like that. charlie rose: most of the time they have. eric: in fact something like -- it's public number. less than 50,000 times, maybe 40,000 times per year we're asked t

and where w wikileaks thehy send to this picture with russia and if you could also talk about edward snowdenan, what i just talked about in terms of this tactic of trying to depict political adversaries s as being agents of russia, honestly from the beginning of this note and reporting that was used to try and demonize edward snowden by virtue of the fact that he ended up in russia were he sought and obtained asylum, even know he never intended to go through passingwas just through but got stuck because his passport was revoked. they forced him to stay and russia and use the fact he was in russia to depict him as somehow of a nefarious russian agent. they have done the same to wikileakaks, especially s since wikileaks' disclosure seven damaging to the e democratic p y and the clininton campaign. it is amazing that wikileaks last disclosure resulted in the resignation of the top five officials of the democratic national committee, including the dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz. wikileaks has become an enemy of the democratic party and they seem to have one tactic with her adversaries and en

we will free the political prisoners and that includes abu-jamalltier, mumia , edward snowden, julianssange and edward king say. pinckney. we will create a foreign policy based on international law and diplomacy, not on military and economic domination which has been a catastrophic failure. we must abandon that policy. ("no more war") stein: the american people deserve to know the truth about these wars. us $69/11 they have cost trillion when you include the health-care expenses of our wounded veterans. $6 trillion comes down to an average of $75,000 per american household. for wars that have not made us safer, that have only increased the terrorist threat. it is created failed states and has created mass refugee migrations that are tearing apart the middle east and europe. we say no to those wars. we call for a new policy. they want to do more of this catastrophically failed policy. we need to be on the debate stage so we can tell the truth about this. [applause] we have a new kind of offensive for the middle east. it's called a piece of offensive. starts with a weapons embargo since

highest bidder and may be an elaborate ruse but most believe it's legitimate and now nsa leaker edward snowdenays it's likely a message being sent by the russians to counter the dnc e-mail hack and any retaliation by the u.s. ♪ the road to the white house made its way through philadelphia today. democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton spoke to supporters at west philadelphia high school this afternoon with the deadline to register for the november election less than two months away clinton kicked off a voter registration drive. she also pledged to tighten gun control regulations drawing big cheers from the crowd. >> and yes i am going to take on the gun lobby to try to save lives here in philadelphia and across pennsylvania. >> clinton added that she would push for comprehensive background checks, close loopholes in gun laws and bar people on terrorist watch lists from buying guns and also vowed to conduct a national security and born policy that americans could be proud of saying why vote donald trump be wilders her when he talks about policies and donald trump says he has no plans to

free the political prisoners and that includes leonard peltier, chelsea manning, julian assange, edward snowdenjeffrey stalling, and edward pinckney. [cheers] and finally we will create a foreign policy based on international law, human rights, and diplomacy. not on military and economic domination which has been a catastrophic failure. we must abandon that policy. the american people deserve to know the truth about these wars. since 9/11, they have cost us $6 trillion when you include the health-care expenses of our wounded veterans. $6 trillion comes down to an average of $75,000 per american household for wars that have not made us safer. they have only increased the terrorist threat. they are created failed states and have created mass refugee migrations that are tearing apart the middle east and europe. we say no to those wars. we call for a new -- it is unthinkable that they want to do more of this same catastrophic policies. that's why we need to be on the debate stage, so we can tell the truth about this. [cheers]

. >> he made national headlines for exposing government.overnmen edward snowden is now a new movie.. who plays and sounds just like edward snowden. ♪ >> you feeling it, aren't you. y >> i just want to -- t >> i know do you. you do it up. we got time. tim >> i don't rolly know all the'ty words. kno .ugfair enough >> shall we turn it over to the experts. experts. >> let's do it before i breakefk out. you gotten seconds. tucker' forecast sun neck. >>> all right. welcome back. let's get down to business. >>> all rick.emperature rendle tre for the next couple of days. da. flip the prompter that would bed great great.re you can see that the temperatu temperatures today and tomorrow will be in the low 90s and thenr wend tn get to watch the old sls we get into september. and daytime highs by friday into our weekend only in the low toow mid 80s but still going to beoib beautiful.autiful. expecting lots of sunshine sshin around here friday, saturday,y, sunday even our holiday on on monday.mond all right. 76 75 in leonardtown.wn off to the north and west been n dealing with 60s for most of the

they were created by hackers were stolen in 2013 and the contractor edward snowden was sending documents. experts are not ruling out a connection. >>> there is alarm developments in the he zika virs story. >> as and worse case snow that could be developing. >> the bracing waves accompanied by the news that zika is actively spreading on miami beach. new cases under investigation and involving two residents awed tourists who visited from new york neath ser connected to the mile active transmission zone across the bay. and the hip and trendy district, we believe we have a new area and occurring. and due to the emergency and planned itinerary to come back to again talk zika. >> we would like a plan how they would like to us work with this is now mosquito borne in the state. i asked for this on june 1 and requested by down15th. we have not received it. >> florida's second active zone is from 28th street 208 on miami beach and the ocean to the bay. they are advising pregnant women to avoid this zone just as it bars and hotels that make this a 24 billion-dollar as year juggernaut hoped that zik

her photo appeared, alongside bradley manning, edward snowden and others, suggesting these people are an inside threat to handling classified information. poorly. the army says a local unit was given latitude to developity own materials and those materials did not reflect the position of the army. also listed there, general david petraeus in that photo. >>> turkey says it will provide every kind of support to operations to rid syria and iraq of islamic state militants. hundreds of state rebels are said to be preparing an offensive by occupiers in a syrian town near the border. kitty logan is following the action tonight. >> reporter: building up to a cross border offensive on the isis-held town, turkish military has moved heavy armor into position. >> translator: from our neighbor countries, we will provide any necessary contribution. we are supporting operations in those regions and will give any necessary support starting in harablas. >> reporter: seizing it would cut off a crossing point and decreeity a but haver zone away from the conflict. turkey is taking a more aggressive stanc

also pictured chellie manning and edward snowden. >> major steve lewis had this bible sitting on hisr years until the military religious freedom foundation filed a complaint calling it unconstitutional. a big update says major lewis is well within his rights and will be allowed to keep his bible on his desk. >> miranda lambert brought to tears. she was in the middle of sipping "the how is that kill saved me." >> something in the crowd caught her eyes. here's what happened. a soldier held up a sign saying three combat tours your voice was the last thing i heard every night. thank you. the soldier crying in his front row seat. lampert asked the fans to continue singing because she was so overwhelmed. >> that brings a tear to my eye as well. >> let's check in with ainsley earhardt to see what is coming up on "fox & friends first." i understand you have a one-on one with donald trump. >> having a lot of fun doing it. going on the campaign trail with some of these candidates. donald trump yesterday was in austin, texas. got on a plane after the show and i went to go interview him. he talk

this is the same thing, you know, as edward snowden. so it's the same principles. it's intrusive.olates privacy. we don't want the russians hacking us. we don't want the chinese or the north koreans and you don't want julian assange getting ahold of it. >> dana, we are kind of guilty as human beings, because we are curious about people's inner lives. we don't care about what they do outside. but we want to know what they're doing at home or what they're thinking. so we want to read it. >> it's like irresistible. you would never want it for yourself, but that's why people buy national enquirer. i'm not for the leaks. press secretaries are never the leaker. part two of that interview airs tonight. remember a couple of weeks ago, assange alluded to the dnc staffer who was basically murdered in washington, d.c. and apparently she talked to him about that. we'll find out tonight more about it. >> juan, anything in your e-mails that you wake up in the middle of the night and go, oh, my god. >> it's over. i must say it just find it so odd, because i think julian assange has done damage t

we will free the political prisoners and that includes abu-jamalltier, mumia , edward snowden, julianssange and edward king say. pinckney. we will create a foreign policy based on international law and diplomacy, not on military and economic domination which has been a catastrophic failure. we must abandon that policy. ("no more war") stein: the american people deserve to know the truth about these wars. us $69/11 they have cost trillion when you include the health-care expenses of our wounded veterans. $6 trillion comes down to an average of $75,000 per american household. for wars that have not made us safer, that have only increased the terrorist threat. it is created failed states and has created mass refugee migrations that are tearing apart the middle east and europe. we say no to those wars. we call for a new policy. they want to do more of this catastrophically failed policy. we need to be on the debate stage so we can tell the truth about this. [applause] we have a new kind of offensive for the middle east. it's called a piece of offensive. starts with a weapons embargo since

. >> and edward snowden.f you don't have a third-party option, then i would encourage you to to just writing chelsea manning or edward snowden. let me talk a little bit about what's coming. i think sanders made a disastrous mistake. i understand his logic. when schama and i asked him or encouraged him to run as an independent he answered i don't want to end up like ralph nader. what he really said is i don't want to take on the democratic party establishment and become a political pariah. because sanders has played, i think, or built a very fast environment with the democratic party. he campaign with bill clinton and to. he campaigned in 96 with clinton after the structure of our welfare system and remember under original welfare guidelines 70% of the recipients were children. after the 1994 bill that exploded the system amasa kars ration that i went to address a little bit at the end. deregulation of the fcc during the airwaves over to roughly one half dozen corporations. in 2004, sanders was calling on nade

her photo appeared, alongside bradley manning, edward snowden and others, suggesting these people aren inside threat to handling classified information. poorly. the army says a local unit was given latitude to developity own materials and those materials did not reflect the position of the army. also listed there, general david petraeus in that photo. >>> turkey says it will provide every kind of support to operations to rid syria and iraq of islamic state militants. hundreds of state rebels are said to be preparing an offensive by occupiers in a syrian town near the border. kitty logan is following the action tonight. >> reporter: building up to a cross border offensive on the isis-held town, turkish military has moved heavy armor into position. >> translator: from our neighbor countries, we will provide any necessary contribution. we are supporting operations in those regions and will give any necessary support starting in harablas. >> reporter: seizing it would cut off a crossing point and decreeity a but haver zone away from the conflict. turkey is taking a more aggressive stance

. >>> former national security agency contractor edward snowden has collected more than $200,000 in speaking appearances have been online. at least three of his paid speeches were hosted by american universities. snowden fled the u.s. with top secret documents and remains living in exile in moscow. >>> a new report says sitting in traffic can cost you a lot of money. the report says commuters wasted $1,000 in traffic. now back to "red eye." >>> cbs has six new shows this fall and allstarring white heterosexual men. codder is nodding in approval. glen geller appeared at the press tour in better looy hills. pressed about the lack of diversity he conceded, quote, we need to do better. actually he said that seven times. he must mean it. he noted "we showed you photos of the 16 new series regulars and 11 of them are diverse. i know they are not leads, but 11 are diverse and that is our commitment to diversity. those just aren't words. that is real action." wow. what is a diverse person? >> i have no clue. these people are crazy. they are crazy. the reason they don't have black shows is because bl

the department of defense posted a picture of edward snowden. the pentagon posted a picture of the verizon guy who now does sprint commercials. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: i know, that's crazy. >> jimmy: what's the deal with that? >> steve: he's like benedict arnold, no less. who's he doing the ads for? >> jimmy: can you hear me now? here's a caption from bill clinton and melania trump. they both wrote, "what i see every morning when i wake up." [ light laughter ] bill clinton posted a picture of hillary clinton. melania trump posted a picture of the naked donald trump statues. [ laughter and applause ] the statue is in her -- >> steve: the statue's in her house? >> jimmy: it may be in her bedroom. >> steve: you don't know. >> jimmy: i don't know. this next one is from hillary clinton and donald trump. a lot." hillary clinton posted a a picture of george washington. donald trump posted a picture of the quaker oats guy. [ applause ] easy mistake. >> steve: easy mistake. >> jimmy: big deal. >> steve: william penn. >> jimmy: he did somethin

. >> reporter: they were probably stolen in 2013 at the same time former contractor edward snowden was copying thousands of nsa surveil documents. snowden is still in russia and officials are not ruling out a connection. >> it's a very interesting timing that that leak would occur right now after someone sat on that code for over three years. >> reporter: the fbi's investigating breaches a t the dnc and the dccc emphasizing that compromises of this nature are taken very seriously. it's not apparent tonight whether that investigation has expanded given the apparent targeting of the clinton foundation. >> the russian military says two of its ships in the eastern mediterranean sea have launched cruise missiles at militant targets in syria. apparently it's the fir time they fired from that location. it began just days after russian began using a base in iran to launch air strikes. a pentagon spokesman says a small number of american special forces troops were nearby when syrian jets bombed kurdish forces yesterday. the pentagon is downplaying the building up of russian forces near russia's

we had edward snowden and the asylum issue.ere was ukraine going on, syria in the news, vladimir putin had just been named the most powerful person in the world by forbes beating president obama. we know they were trying to get vladimir putin to attend the miss universe event that was never going to happen, but there were efforts to have that happen. when does hyperbole for a candidate go ftoo far? >> i think it's already a problem. you combine that with what's going on with the khans. one of the main ways the democrats are trying to frame trump is this notion that he's not ready for prime time. he's not steady enough to be commander-in-chief and conduct american diplomacy. and you're not going to find too many even republicans who want to stand in his corner and say i'm pro putin and anti-khan. >> so the language that he used to take on the primary challengers now crooked hillary. does he worry that language is going to come back to tar him in a way that will diminish his standing. i'm looking at these new polls after the demo

he's the guy involved in helping edward snowden release all of the top nsa circuits so when he writes that the media is 100 percent in the tank for donald trump, what does that say to you? i'm sorry, for hillary. >> i think americans can see that on their own. they can see, look at the washington post editorial page about what they're focusing on and we've seen that cycle after cycle. it's not just for hillary, it's whoever the liberal is so we see that in our daily experience. what i think the mistake the media is making is still gazing at their own navel. it's their cocktail parties, their friends, their coverage and they like politicians are completely disconnected from the american people. we are aware of what's going on. the one years, the lowest rate of homeownership in america in 51 years. a reduction of the gdp for three quarters, they gone back and reduced it down. you got an economic situation that is obscene. americans experienced this on a daily basis, we don't need the media to tell us. when we hear about firestorms theyare usually contrived, it's what the media wants to

the group includes eight oscar winners, including poitras, who won for her documentary about edward snowden, "citizen four." the letter titled "right to record" highlights that the bystanders who filmed the police killings of alton sterling, philando castile and eric garner , were all subsequently arrested. in wisconsin, an appeals court has suspended a jujuly ruling tt struck down parts of wisconsin's voter id law. under the earlier july 19 ruling, wisconsin voters would be able to vote in november even if they don't have the id's required by the restrictive law. but this new appeal court ruling -- appeals court ruling suspends that r ruling, once again making it harder for people to vote in november's general election. in texas, a transgender woman was killed monday inside an apartment building in el paso. erika tijerina was 36 years old. police say they are investigating her death as a homicide. her family says they believe her killing may have been a hate crime. at least 16 transgender people been murdered this year, following a record of more than 20 killings in 2015. in india, human r