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. >> the nsa whistle blower, eric snowden.n a meeting the nsa intercepted communications from the russian president after he met with president obama. snowden's father is urging him to stop the leaks. >> i just asked that you measure what you are going to do and not release any more information. >> no good can come of his revelations. the question is -- why does snowden think it is okay to tell them the details of that espionage? >> president obama's defending the nsa surveillance programs that snowden helped lreveal. he said they're transparent though authorized and secret. >> the president wraps up meetings at the g-8 in northern ireland. >> president obama and russian president agreed to disagree. mary bruce traveling with the president. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, john, diana. syria's civil war is front and center at the summit. the ups powers are at no agreement to end it. the president and russian leader, vladamir putin agreed the bloodshed must stop and called for renewed negotiations. that's where th

officials are now openly worried will eric snowden defect?have a relationship with a foreign government and more to the story? >> of course, a thorough scrub of what his china connections are. >> reporter: a former nsa official and the former cia officer told me that the chinese government has likely at least made contact with eric snowden and one analyst says over the past few days, it is looking more and more like someone is shaping his behavior and possibly the "guardian" newspaper and maybe the chinese. and what kind of information does he have? to hear him brag about it to the "guardian" besides the telephone surveillance monitoring programs -- >> i had access to the entire roster and undercover agencies, and the assets and the stations and the missions and what they are and so forth. >> reporter: u.s. officials say they doubt he has all of that information, because snowden said that the intent is not the harm the u.s., but the former cc cia officer albert bear says he is closely being watched. >> we cannot hide in hong kong, and they ha

eric snowden -- edward snowden said information could be stored for 30 days and much was shared with the u.s.. there has been no comment from british prime minister david cameron, but he is under mounting -- or to explain how the spy agency uses data -- mounting pressure to explain how the spy agency uses data. more are sure has come on hong kong where edward snowden is believed to be hiding. he says he knows what he is facing. >> you cannot come forward against the world's most powerful intelligence agencies and be completely free from risk because they are such powerful adversaries. nobody can meaningfully oppose them. if they want to get you, they will get you in time. the hong kong government has not commented on the charges against snowden, but legal sources say he has sought help to fight legal attempts to force them back to the u.s.. facebook has apologized after a technical glitch exposed details to other members. of the contactg information of 6 million users to be accessed by others, blaming and information download tool for the glitch. the company says it has fixed the pro

respiratory >> he leaked highly classified secrets and now eric snowden, the man in the from of the scandalis formally charged with espionage. it could be a long legal battle to return snowden to the u.s. the next move could be up to hong kong where snowden is hiding. and some say it will be china's decision on whether to send him back to the u.s. and now new reports that iceland can get involved. we'll get the latest on the developing story with the details from molly. >> iceland has not said whether they would grant

any former cia and national security administration employee, eric snowden said it allowed them to take information from microsoft, google, apple, and other firms. government officials are trying to track him down in hong kong and find out if he is the source of the leak as he claims. >>> a fifth victim has died and police now know the name of the suspect. john sam mir zawahri, killed in shootout with the police. the fifth person he killed was marcelo franco, critically killed and her father killed when he opened fire on their suv. zawahri suffered from emotional and psychological problems. police revealed they had contact with zawahri in 2006 when he was a juvenile but not saying more than that. he was enrolled at the college as recently as 2010. >>> a man was shot outside the sunnyvale sports bar called peacock lounge bar. when officers arrived they found a man on the ground with gunshot wounds and pronounced dead at the scene. a witness said he was watching a friend perform at the bar when a gunman entered and everyone hit the floor. >> we trade to get in our car and cops were everyw

what are the repercussions of tracking down eric snowden? protesters will continue to march.are the concerns really been addressed? "inside storyng americas" from washington. as of monday afternoon

the british government today urged airlines around the world not to allow eric snowden to board flights to the uk. snowden is reportedly holed up in hong kong. the alert issued by the home office says snowden would likely be refused entry into the uk because he is determined to be -- rather he is a detriment to the public good. >>> the united states has decided to take a more aggressive role in the syrian civil war. president obama has given the go-ahead to step up military support to the rebels fighting president bashar al assad. now the decision comes as the u.s. government confirms assad's government used chemical weapons against opposition forces. ines ferre has the details. ines, good morning. >>> good morning, anne-marie. after months of investigation the white house says the syrian government has crossed the red line with the use of chemical weapons against its own people. now the white house says it will provide direct military support to the opposition. u.s. officials say they now that very dean fiv proof syrian president bashir al assad used sayre ingas kills hundreds of peopl

. >>> the hunt for eric snowden has taken on greater urgency tonight now that the u.s. has charged the former nsa contractor espionagespionage. he's been in hiding in hong kong this as more potentially damaging leaks from snowden go public. white house correspondent kristen welker reports. >> reporter: edward snowden who admitted to leaking classified documents about the united states phone and internet surveillance program is now facing criminal charges. >> i say he's a traitor and a defector. >> reporter: the complaint accuses snowden of violating federal espionage laws by sharing classified documents to people who were not cleared to receive them. he's also charged with stealing government property. today lawmakers in both parties backed the move to bring him to justice. >> here's a man who detrade his country. this will get the extradition process started and hopefully hong kong will be agreeable. >> under the current laws and i won't be the judge in the case nor will i be the jury, but under current laws, it looks dismal. >> reporter: but gleen greenwald told us tod

edward snowden is now facing his destiny. >> eric: election fraud hit the 2008 presidential election indiana primary. and tomorrow in court in south bend, the four election officials and operatives who were convicted or pled guilty will be sentenced. what they did, what they face and the basis of our democracy was betrayed according to officials. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. folks have suffered from frequent heartburn but now, thanks to treating with prilosec otc, we don't have to suffer like they used to. [ bell dings ] ♪ [ horse whinnies ] getting heartburn and then treating day after day is a thing of the past. block the acid with prilosec otc, and don't get h

snowden do you think that that's coming on the heels of that. it could the government's been investigating stay. since all this came out the eric holder is said the day after snowden revealed himself he said there's an investigation ongoing. n.b.c. news is reporting that the white house has said that the reason why this these charges were delayed is that they were working with hong kong to make sure this fits within the extradition treaty which suggests that it's hong kong as is likely willing to hand over snowden if they've been working with the u.s. authorities before these charges were released but iceland may not even be the best place for snowden going to join saying they're just tweeted this today as you just said do not come to iceland they can have some advice for edward snowden she's a wiki leaks member in the parliament and right now she said do not come here we have a horrible track record of turning away asylum seekers don't come and conservatives are are back in power. all right abbi so what sort of impact do you think that this could possibly have on the guardian or other journalists who are still publishing snowd

that eric snowden and not a bond villian. dward snowden gets caught he will get caught by obama. >> no, john kerry our secretary of state said what edward snowden did was a traitor and could cost people lives and charged him under the espionage and they planned to take it seriously there. and then you have obama being you know, a rrogant. i am not going to send jets to get a 29-year-old hacker. you got to be kidding me? >> we invade russian air space to get a hacker. we probably shouldn't start world war three. >> and maybe. >> tarra, hold on a second. >> let me get to elle. tarra, hold. it get to elle and be fair here. so do you think that he's handling the snowden. allen said if the government was smart, the government wouldn't charge him with espionage and charge him with simple theft and charging with espionage escalated it to a political issue. i do wonder if the president can have it both ways. the most dangerous thing to happen. and no, it is a flake hacker. >> yeah, i do think there is difficulty with the no den thing

. >> russian president vladimir putin rejected a request to extra did it eric snowden and send him back to the u.s.. he revealed a top secret surveillance program in the u.s.. putin says he will not because the us us and russia zronlt a formal extradition treaty and because snow des den is in an airport transit area, which he says is technically not in russia. >> back here, sunnyvale police are investigating the death of a woman found inside of a burned home as a homicide. >> liz beth block was found inside of this home a week ago. investigators say it appears the fire was intentionally set. the house was engulfed when crews arrived. >> the america's cup team is threatening to go to court over proposed rule changes to the race. a member of the swedish team died last month when the catamaran cap sized. the change italians don't like affects the rudder elevator. they argue it will not affect safety, just performance. a jury will review this dispute. the first race scheduled for july 7th. >> still ahaetd 4:00 a big boom for the bay area housing market. >> men's warehouse fires back at the

eric snowden admitted to leaking this classified information and said he wants to know how a low levelmployee like snowden had access to the sensitive materials. >> cia deputy director michael morel retired today, managing resignation of former agency director david petraeus following revelation of his extramarital affair and then had to defend the agency's performance over the terrorist attacks in libya. morel agreed to remove a reverence to mill nants a controversial memo of talking points on that libyan yin attack. >> the men accused of holding three women captainist for nearly a decade pleaded not guilty today. aerial castro entered with his thaed down. the 52-year-old charged with hundreds of felony counts including rape, and kidnapping. the women nound his home last month, with a 6-year-old girl he'd fathers. the 6-year-old and women are now safe. authorities say it was berry who called for help. fema refusing to provide money to help rebuild a small town where a deadly plant explosion leveled numerous homes and a school and killed 15 people in april. fema says it made an explosi

the obama administration turning the might and focus on the nsa leaker eric snowden. fox news conif i weres that our government is asking authorities in hong kong to extradite snowden, the man who opened up the world and shed us how the feds are watching us. hong kong's failure to act will complicate its relations to the u.s. snowden admitted he leaked details on the secret monitoring. he was a lonely voice revealing wrongdoing. official charges against him now of espionage and the theft of public property. he is believed to be in hong kong. hong kong while enjoying a utonome in legal matters refers to china in others. molly is live in washington, is hong kong going to fight the obama administration's request to bring back snowden? >> the government of hong kong hasn't said. the u.s. made the extradition request and waiting to see how hong kong responds. they have a exradition treaty and hong kong has been a historically good partner and we expect them to comply with the treaty in this case. >> snowden was staying in a hong kong hotel and checked out on john 10th. it i

that eric snowden and not a bond villian. dward snowden gets caught he will get caught by obama. >> no, john kerry our secretary of state said what edward snowden did was a traitor and could cost people lives and charged him under the espionage and they planned to take it seriously there. and then you have obama being you know, a rrogant. i am not going to send jets to get a 29-year-old hacker. you got to be kidding me? >> we invade russian air space to get a hacker. we probably shouldn't start world war three. >> and maybe. >> tarra, hold on a second. >> let me get to elle. tarra, hold. it get to elle and be fair here. so do you think that he's handling the snowden. allen said if the government was smart, the government wouldn't charge him with espionage and charge him with simple theft and charging with espionage escalated it to a political issue. i do wonder if the president can have it both ways. the most dangerous thing to happen. and no, it is a flake hacker. >> yeah, i do think there is difficulty with the no den thing

. >> eric snowden is a 29-year-old intelligence contractor who worked for the cia. he recently flew to hong kong where he remained and where he leaked classified information to reporters of the guardian newspaper which interviewed h his -- videotaped his interview. he revealed top secret documents that showed how national security agency studying communications of americans. snowden blaef believes he is forming a public service to the american people. >> even if you are not doing anything wrong you are being watched and recorded. the storage capability increases every year consistently by orders of magnitude to where it is getting to the point where you don't have to have done anything wrong you have to eventually fall under suspicion. >> it is causing debate about the government's secret surveillance program. they defend the program as an effective tool in preventing terrorist attacks. >> we face a very real asem metric threat in international terrorism. our greatest line of defense against that is intelligence gathering capabilities. we have to maintain that and i

eric snowden he remains hold up.spent a week bee moaning snow dans leaks about the warning programs with the dire consequences now the president is playing it all down. >> no, i am not going to be scrambling jets to get a 29-year-old hacker. >> it was a flip response about a serious matter. it is a routine law enforcement issue. >> it may reflect a faith saving measure dealing with the reality of the fact there's not much we can do to persuade russia or china to cooperate. >> doug luzader live in washington thank you. >> they are scorching the southwest out there. >> maria molina has the latest on the heat wave. >> we are talking low temperatures only into the 90s and during the afternoon hours across parts of the southwest. in phoenix arizona 119 degrees. that's today. take a look at saturday and sunday in phoenix continuing in the triple digits. we have a number of heat warnings in effect out here. we are talking badangerous leve of heat. in oklahoma new york city not bad only in the low 80s. we are pektsing more a

respiratory >> he leaked highly classified secrets and now eric snowden, the man in the from of the scandal is formally charged with espionage. it could be a long legal battle to return snowden to the u.s. the next move could be up to hong kong where snowden is hiding. and some say it will be china's decision on whether to send him back to the u.s. and now new reports that iceland can get involved. we'll get the latest on the developing story with the details from molly. >> iceland has not said whether they would grant asylum. but they will send a private plane to get snowden if iceland will let him in. snowden's whereabouts are a mystery. there are news respects that he is in a police safe house and hong kong police would not comment on that. and now the u.s. government charged snowden with espionage, one hong kong law maker said it would be a battle to get him back on u.s. soil. >> the charges that are preferred against him by american government do not have the same offense in hong kong. or he can fight it on the grounds that this is a political prosecution, and therefore, is not within

snowden revealed how the n.s.a. also attempted to eavesdrop on them run -- russian leader at the summit. in an exclusive interview with fox eric bowling snowden's father asked his son to stop leaks and come home. >> i believe firmly that you are a man of principle. i believe in your character. i don't know what you've seen but i just ask that you measure what you're going to do and not release anymore information. >> snowden or man who claimed to be the n.s.a. leaker held a live chat on the guardian website dismissing suggestions he's a traded tore -- traitor. >> i think it's the worst occasion of somebody with classified information doing enormous damage to the under eyed states. >> snowden said being called a traitor by dick cheney is the highest honor you can get. >> president obama said what i can say is that if you have a u.s. person the n.s.a. cannot listen to your telephone calls and the n.s.a. cannot target your e-mails and have not. at the pentagon jennifer griffin fox news. >> still ahead on the news edge metro finalizing plans for 4th of july plus there may be truth to the saying you are what you eat. >> we still ha

what do you make of eric snowden. >> first of all he must enjoy good chinese food. >> michael: how didy get him? the first thing when we were in "the war room," we want to get a good guest on the nsa producers, can we get lou ferrigno no? how did they get him? >> i don't know how they got him. i like how they have a high bar for who they ask to be an expert, and they ask him such hard-hitting questions like lou, do you follow the news? also another part of it is, you know, if the nsa tried to monitor lou ferrigno's phone calls, i don't know if they could even understand what he was saying if they were listening to him. >> michael: it's a little problematic. brett, do you have any other tweets of note that we should look at before we let you go tonight? >> there are people tweeting b.j. novak chimed in. he said the government has been watching us online? cried the generation that posts absolutely everything online. my pastor is patrick stewart. this is amazing. he's on vacation. he does a photo of himself in a stockade. he said, i never should have switched to verizon. >> michael: of lo

pressuring hong kong authorities to release eric snowden.and theft of government property. he admitted he leaked classified details on secret federal surveillance on millions of americans. some are concerned that china could make extradition a problem. and a crucial test vote coming up for the senate immigration reform bill. supporters are hoping that a border surge plan proposed by two gop septemberors will over come the concerns about border security. they propose fencing on the border. some law makers are skeptical about whether they would be enforced. i am harris faulkner, and now back to huckabee. n(applause) >> we are back with our doctors. i will bring in our doctor that has been here before. we love having them. you have done them a number of years not taking insurance. when obama care requires people to have insurance, they work with you and the doctor numba maker or champy, will they have to have double coverage in a situation like that and satisfy the government, too? >> that's an excellent question, governor and the answer is no.

twitter where you called eric snowden a hero. the crisis mag says how can he be a hero if peoples life are in danger. >> i have heard non-dianne feinstein, mike rogers general clapper head of the nsa, nobody has said lives were put in danger by the fact that we know that they are getting all of our telephone calls. >> peter: one other comment. maybe he says snowden just wants a book deal out of this. >> bill: i don't know. he deserves one. mike from atlanta, georgia hey mike, what do you say? >> good morning. i think it all depends upon whether someone was life was in danger or not. if it wasn't, i don't think he should but i am with lindsey graham. i don't really care. i mean, you know i want, you know, people would be complain being safety if there was another terrorist attack and somebody said we knew there was because the phone calls, we were monitoring phone calls. to think somebody is sitting there listening to your phone calls is ridiculous. they are looking for keywords, you know, and i have been a verizon customer for a

about the cia, national security and eric snowden.m for the remaining six hours of the flight. >> he was afraid of being poisoned. he saw everybody as a threat. he thought everybody was working for the fbi, the cia. there was no time to understand or think. you know, we needed to restrain him. >> eyewitnesses describe the disruptive man as an american. he was escorted off the plane. by the fbi and taken to the hospital. fo evaluation. >> his mental stability is coming into question. he said a lot of things. reciting his social security number. his date of birth. obviously, very paranoid. he claimed he worked for an american embassy in abu dhabi. all very -- and this is on the heels of two or three other flights coming into the united states that had to be diverted or something happened on the plane where people were worried about, you know, there was a note found in one plane. this is happening over and over again. though this man seems to have some kind of mental in capacity. it's worrisome that it's happening altogether. >> very wor

eric: fox news alert. we have no public sign of edward snowden yet.ooking at the moscow airport where the plane believed to have been carrying him landed earlier this morning from hong kong. there were reports that snowden may be on his way from hong kong to moscow and then moscow to cuba and try to seek sigh aluminum in venezuela or potentially ecuador. there is another report from this morning passenger aboard that flight. snowden was whisked away directly from the plane by authorities. we don't know all the exact details. he has not been seen publicly but apparently on his way, no matter where he goes the u.s. has responded it will try to extradite him from any country in which he ends up and seek asylum in that country. we'll keep you posted as he is apparently making this around the globe trip. >> jamie: secretary of state john kerr have i calling for peace talks with the taliban. he wants them back on track after delays from the diplomatic dispute with the afghan government, hamid karzai. taliban is offering to free the only known american priso

will join us live to give us his take on the shape and russia thumbs their nose at turning over eric snowden. it'sor it's an indication of how far america has fallen. have we become impotent? all that and much more coming up in "the kudlow report" beginning right now. >>> all right. first up tonight hot housing. case shiller prices up 12% from last year and new home sales, get this, up 29% year on year. that's the best level in five years. plus, prices of new homes have jumped 10%. question, is it real? will the housing market carry the economy? can we depend on it you? know it, might be real. my home price is going up. is yours? i hope it is. joining me now, top real estate brokers and i mean top. ryan surhan and frederik ecklund and you probably recognize these two why bravo's "million dollar listing new york ""and joining us also is don peebles, ceo and chairman of the peebles corporation. ryan, i go to you first. you had not only case shiller numbers big on prices. new home sales big on prices and sales, existing homes big on pricing and sales. that's basically been the great story so i

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. >>> an international manhunt still under way for eric snowden. he man who says he leaked information about top secret u.s. surveillance programs. a criminal investigation also under way, but so far no charges have been brought against snowden and no warrant has been issued. new this morning, we can tell you a white house petition right now asking the president to meet with snowden. >>> we actually checked. it has thousands of signatures. scott mcgrew, the petition written by one of the president's biggest supporters. >> yeah. it was the same young man who convinced the government to unlock your cell phone through an online petition. now he wants the president to meet with the nsa leaker for a debate. he's turned into quite the online activist. his petitions have forced the white house to respond. it's highly unlikely this one is going to work. let's face it. snowden probably would not want to get anywhere near washington. civil liberties groups are a bit concerned we the press are spending more time talking about snou den than the nsa. they're con

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whistleblower eric snowden is facing espionage charges tonight the washington post reports the u.s. a spiled sealed criminal complaint and look at that story coming up. the expanding surveillance state has given serious bank to defense contractors so much of the government's intelligence gathering relies on private sources to go through data collected a look at how big surveillance leads to big bucks coming up. just days away from the student loan interest rates doubling a group of senators are trying to come up with a deal to avoid that increase but will it happen more later in tonight's show.

i think eric snowden is a traitor. and he was an i.t. kit and when he went in to fix somebody's computer, he was probably doing something he was not supposed to be doing. that is where the oversight should be. i understand that you are just in congress this first year, but maybe all of congress needs to go back and look at the patriot act. guest: there is a lot of talk about reviewing the patriot act. , but just to give understandon, i programs and have been briefed on them. no one is monitoring the content of your phone call or reading the content of your e-mail. this is addresses, times that things have occurred, binary data, so to speak. i would be concerned if the american government were. with all due respect for my dog is their business to monnat to my phone call with my mother -- with all due respect, it is not their business to monitor my phone call with my mother or my wife. we wonder how he got where he was and how the clearance allowed him to access the information he had and make decisions on the nsa's behalf as a contractor

. >> yes, we will see what is the latest on the eric snowden's online q&a, and they are gearing up.htmare for the u.s. intelligence. what they don't want to be is engaged with a global tit-for-tat with a former booz allen contractor, but that is where they find themselves. this is how nsa protects americans and disclosure aids the allies. clearly, members of the intelligence committee, itself, and those testifying including keith alexander, and ken coal, the deputy director, and the director of the office of intelligence, and the director of the fbi, and all of those figures will definitely want to send a message to the united states saying, that this program was worth it. it was legal, oversight, and all refuting the points that eric snowden made thin his comments yesterday. >> eamon javers with the latest from washington. thank you. >>> never before have the market bns so focused on the fed meeting starting now. ben bernanke arriving for day one of the two-day meeting which will wrap up with the all-important news conference tomorrow at lunchtime. meantime, did the president of th

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. >> talk about snowden, latest developments. eric >> early this morning got a letter from one of my sources in d.c., it is the letter sent to eric holder, department of justice, outlining three questions that the father, lon snowden, is asking eric holder to agree to, probably enough to bring back edward snowden voluntarily, one that he not be imprisoned before trial, the second one, doesn't have a gag order, and third one being he can pick the venue where the trial would be. sounds like a lot, but less than chasing the guy around the globe the next three, four months. >> those sound ridiculous demands. >> too much? >> way too much. you can't do what he did and say you wouldn't be detained or that the gag order, the whole point is that he spoke too much about what he knew at the time. then the venue of his choosing? i don't think so. what would the venue be? a triple hangout chat? >> they cut deals about pretrial stuff. >> is that a lot? >> picking the venue. >> he should ask for it. ask for it. >> if it changes the way the game is p

former intelligence contract worker eric snowden. members of congress were told in a briefing at the capitol that the national security agency doesn't know, a real irony, says former justice department official andrew mcbride. >> on the one hand the nsa is collecting all this information and we have no liberties and on the other hand they don't know where this guy is. >> reporter: chief of the national security agency and cyber command keith alexander is heading to capitol hill and can expect a grilling this afternoon. at least one member says he was surprised by the scope of the surveillance program. >> i did not know a billion records a day were coming under the control of the federal executive branch. >> reporter: it's part of the growing outcry for the government to make more information available to the public about its secret phone and internet tracking programs, and it's not just politicians, internet giants, google, microsoft and facebook are calling for permission to tell the public what they gave out and lawsuits are threat

. >> and nsa leaker eric snowden told the south china news in an interview published today he trustsple of hong kong to decide his fate. people who think i made a mistake picking hong kong as a location misunderstand my intentions. i am not here to hide from justice. i am here to reveal criminality. i have faith in hong kong's rule of law. also in that interview, he goes on to accuse the united states of bullying hong kong. the state department had effectively no response to any questions that relate to snowden. the bullying accusation nor efforts to extradite him to this country, megyn. >> it's interesting to see that exchange with clapper and widyd getting more attention. you put that on the air the day it first broke and just starting to get attention. >> alexander is the one, according to senator wyden, the one who refused to discuss the extent of domestic surveillance and how it had been expanded. it was alexander's relatively that caused senator wyden to go up the chain to his boss and publicly call out clapper. that's led to accusations clapper, the top intelligence official m

wikileaks founder julian assange offering advice to nsa surveillance leaker eric snowden. r asylum. assange spoke to anderson cooper from the ecuadorian embassy in london. assange calls snowden a hero for revealing the government's secret data mining operation and insists that president obama is not being truthful about the program. >> no one gave obama the mandate to engage in a worldwide surveillance program on nearly every person. you've seen a lot of double rhetoric, you see obama come out and say it didn't include the identities of the subscribers but it includes their phone numbers. this is the sort of duplicity in the conversation which means you can't trust any sort of statement that the white house is making on the issue. >> assange is wanted in sweden to face rape allegations. he says he fears sweden will transfer him to the u.s. where he believes he could face the death penalty for publication of secret documents. >>> well armed and ready to inflict maximum harm, that's how police are describing john zawahri, in the moments before last week's deadly rampage that

former intelligence contract worker eric snowden.e capitol that the national security agency doesn't know, a real irony, says former justice department official andrew mcbride. >> on the one hand the nsa is collecting all this information and we have no liberties and on the other hand they don't know where this guy is. >> reporter: chief of the national security agency and cyber command keith alexander is heading to capitol hill and can expect a grilling this afternoon. at least one member says he was surprised by the scope of the surveillance program. >> i did not know a billion records a day were coming under the control of the federal executive branch. >> reporter: it's part of the growing outcry for the government to make more information available to the public about its secret phone and internet tracking programs, and it's not just politicians, internet giants, google, microsoft and facebook are calling for permission to tell the public what they gave out and lawsuits are threatening, including the aclu challenging the constitu

. >> you can be, eric, against snowden, against the leaker, and you can be against the program. is that where you stand? >> no, i am for the leaker. i think the fourth amendment was written with one specific purpose in mind, make sure that you don't have a tyrannical government overreaching into your private life. there is not a better case for the fourth amendment than what snowden has done. you have to have probable cause, you have to have a reason to go after someone. you have to either suspect espionage or suspect terrorism. you can't hide behind terrorism, then you use the case of if that's the case, why don't we wire tap everybody, why don't we allow cameras in everyone's home and let the government decide what is terrorism and what's not. you can't do that. we are not iran, saudi arabia, we're not russia, we're not communist china. if we prosecute snowden, we will become one of those countries. >> there's likely a lot, greg, we don't know either. they could have indicted him, you don't want everyone to know his every move, but is there worry and fear the chinese may inter

morning on abc he doesn't know why red flags weren't raised to prevent snowden from leaving hawaii with classified information. eric? >> it's just after 6:00 p.m. in moscow. we are watching to see if and when snowden apparently actually gets off that plane or if he is sighted publicly. thank you. >> we're covering every angle of this story. the other question is how do authorities begin to try and get snowden back here to the u.s. congressman peter king in new york, a republican member of the homeland security committee, chairman of the subcommittee on counterterrorism and intelligence, congressman, thanks for coming in this morning. has he slipped through our fingers forever? >> maybe not forever, but it's going to be very difficult. we have to use every bit of diplomatic leverage we have right now. the president should be in contact with putin saying that this whole reset button with russia, that's off if putin allows him to leave the country and doesn't send him back to the united states. iceland is a nato ally. we should take whatever action we have to. as far as cuban and venezuela, that's a haven for refugees

executioner all over the world geo political analyst and founder of stop imperialism dot com eric draitser thinks snowden will cause the white house even more headaches. diplomatic problems could arise but we also know that glenn greenwald along with snowden have not released all of the information it's entirely possible that they're holding something back to use as leverage particularly in that situation and i would also just like to add that those people who are demonizing snowden who are finding conspiracy theories within this they are the ones who are in fact tacitly supporting the police state the n.s.a. and the government essentially the argument goes that because we want to prevent the destruction of our open society and our democratic way of life we should therefore allow for the destruction of our democratic society an open way of life it is a circular argument and it makes no sense rather what we should be asking is why is such rampant criminality taking place in the united states all the way up the chain of command literally into the white house why is it that such a cohesive system has been c

attorney general eric holder lonnie snowden says that his son should not be detained before trial he should not be subjected to a gag order which is basically something that would ban him from publicly speaking about out about this and he should also be able to choose the venue where those court proceedings would take place now the elder snowden admits that he hasn't spoken to edward since april and he insists that while the former cia employee committed a crime he's not a traitor the thirty year old n.s.a. whistleblower hasn't been seen since he's touched down here in russia and while snowden's future has been subject to intense debate by the world's media investigative journalist duncan campbell believes that it is taking the focus away from what he actually revealed. a lot depends on on russia but i think russian game will be a speech to stand back and use an international travel we can do nothing and wait for other players to act but i do think that the focus is wrong because all of this distraction about snowden and where the years and what he might do next has completely underm