the nsa and gchq or google? >> that is difficult to say. i noticed how in the debate people were going crazy about what the nsa were doing, but it did not seem to bother them when they went on to expedia and it somehow magically told you the hotels in the last city you were looking at on a different website, or that what you go shopping they are able to say -- we thought you would like this. people don't seem to regard that as an unwarranted intrusion, but when it comes to security services, giving protection to them and their families, they seem to be outraged by this. am i the only person who finds an odd disconnect in this process? it is all about our sense of proportion and priorities. we depend on security services for our very liberty. what i find deeply perverse about the political debate is it is almost as though there is a charge against our security services that they are the ones who are threat to liberty, democracy, and freedom, when they are the ones who were there to protect it by ensuring that the enemies of those things are

may be the latest work by the allusive street art ist known as banksy, sattorizing the tactics of gchq, british spy agency. the mural was painted in cheltenham, where the agency is haireded. >> we'll take you back to the lunar eclipse, which is still happening. these are pictures we can see being broadcast from los angeles. you can see it from most of america, australia and new zealand, if you are up to watch it there. it's the second time we see the moon showing a wonderful hue of orange. incredible as we see the earth passing over the lunar surface. >> can you find the newly proclaimed people's republic of donesk on a map? neither can the ukrainian government, and they would like to keep it that way. russia versus ukraine in the east. it's the "inside story." hello, i'm ray suarez. it didn't end with crimea. as rush consolidates its power

the nsa and gchq or google? >> that is difficult to say. i noticed how in the debate people were going crazy about what the nsa were doing, but it did not seem to bother them when they went on to expedia and it somehow magically told you the hotels in the last city you were looking at on a different website, or that what you go shopping they are able to say -- we thought you would like this. people don't seem to regard that as an unwarranted intrusion, but when it comes to security services, giving protection to them and their families, they seem to be outraged by this. am i the only person who finds an odd disconnect in this process? it is all about our sense of proportion and priorities. we depend on security services for our very liberty. what i find deeply perverse about the political debate is it is almost as though there is a charge against our security services that they are the ones who are threat to liberty, democracy, and freedom, when they are the ones who were there to protect it by ensuring that the enemies of those things are

mural depicting different phone tapping techniques was painted in the town here and that is where gchqd and worth a lot of money to merchant banks. i'll be back later. ♪ >> i remember it was a blinding light. i remember everything going pitch black. >> remembering the victims and survivors of the boston marathon attack, the memorials and continued recovery one year after the bombing. >> pro russian accept are a activities seizing more buildings in eastern ukraine as the government in kiev launchings and effort to get them out. >> it appears like an open pocketbook. >> the most corrupt town in america, the place lawmakers threatened to wipe off the map because of all its problems. >> to have that level of pride, to play on the same field as some of history's legends in the game is just going to be awesome for those kids. >> restoring a stadium where jacki robinson and others got their start to give kids a brighter future. >> good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. >> i'm del walters. one year ago today, 27,000 runners taking partly in the boston marathon. >> it be