were about the guardian reporting it and glen greenwald's partner was taken into custody at heathrow airport and held, for 11 hours, because he was carrying usb files containing encrypted files of the snowden material. >> it doesn't stop the spying, all it does is give them a huge black eye in the world. make them look thuggish around authoritarian. >> a new york judge sided with the agency. another in d.c. said it almost certainly breached americans' right to privacy. those cases are destined for the supreme court. and the refugee appeared on britain's channel 4 to deliver a christmas message from moscow. >> the conversation occurring today will determine the kind of trust we can place in both the technology that surrounds us and the government that regulates it. together we can find a better balance, end mass surveillance. and remind the government that if it really wants to know how we feel, asking is always cheaper than spying. >> and as 2014 began, the guardian and the new york times published editorials calling on the white house to give the whistle blower clemency and the way home. af

comes on the heels of a july event that's now surfacing about a bizarre incident near london's heathrow airport where a pilot was convinced he was going to collide mid flight with a metallic object shaped like a rugby ball both incidents are still being investigated by authorities all these reports are nothing new yet admits the many many u.f.o. hoaxes my next guest alleges that a fraction of the sightings are indeed extraterrestrial his name is dr steven greer and he's the founder of the disclosure project an organization that works with retired military and government officials in order to get congress to investigate photos as a skeptic at a lot of questions so i first asked him if he had one incident that he would pick to convince people like me that aliens have indeed made contact with earth. that's a good question because you know it's the weight of the evidence and it's like jail and find out who is the air force blue book guy he said look he says it's an embarrassment of riches we have so much material we have so much information but if you take for one case that we have in the disclosur

comes on the heels of a july event that's now surfacing about a bizarre incident near london's heathrow airport where.

comes on the heels of a july event that's now surfacing about a bizarre incident near london's heathrow airport where a pilot was convinced he was going to collide mid flight with a metallic object shaped like a rugby ball both incidents are still been in bed.

comes on the heels of a july event that's now surfacing about a bizarre incident near london's heathrow airport where a pilot was convinced he was going to collide mid flight with a metallic object shaped like a rugby ball both incidents are still being investigated by authorities all these reports are nothing new yet admits the many many u.f.o. hoaxes my next guest alleges that a fraction of the sightings are indeed extraterrestrial his name is dr steven greer and he's the founder of the disclosure project organization that works with retired military and government officials in order to get congress to investigate photos as a skeptic at a lot of questions so i first asked him if he had one incident that he would pick to convince people like me that aliens have indeed made contact with earth. that's a tough question because you know it's the weight of the evidence and it's like jail and find out who is the air force blue book guy he said look he says it's an embarrassment of riches we have so much material we have so much information but if you take for one case that we have in the disclosure

they were arrested at heathrow airport on monday and charged with terrorism. in a separate case a man suspected of attending a syrian terrorist training camp has been released on bail. >>> a port town where some of the most toxic substances will be transferred from a danish ship to an american one but the town's residents are angry and concerned over their safety. they say they were not consulted over the weapons disposal. we're joined live now and the fact that the prime minister is making his way to southern italy to meet the mayor that obviously he's taking it easily. but what is he going to tell the people of that town? >> what they're expecting is an explanation why the government made an unilateral decision that this is what will take place without asking them first. that's the problem they have. secondly, they want to be reassured that this operation is risk free. they worry about what will happen even though the government assured all necessary measures will be taken. this is pretty much what they're worried about. they're being kept in the dark, and t

he was flying at heathrow airport when a metallic object came within a few feet of his plane. aviation authorities all about it they ruled out meteorological balloons and believe it was likely a reelection in a nefrom a nearby aircraft. >> big story this morning. you can't even escape the brutal cold down south. a record breaking cold snap. how are you holding up? >> i am doing the best i can. welcome to hot-lanta. current temperature 7 degrees. our record for today, 10 degrees. so we have already broken a record it is getting even colder. that iser main break. about the worst thing that can happen. we have windchills below zero here. this is not normal for us. we are usually much warmer than this. we haven't seen this cold temperatures for years possibly even decades. some people say about back in the 80s. we are doing the best we can. back to you. >> all right, mark. try to stay warm. get back in the satellite truck between your shots. thank you. >>> hot-lanta very cold this morning. >> the feds revving up what might be a new car requirement. it could rely on data that could

they were arrested at heathrow airport on monday and charged with traveling to syria to engage in terrorism. they were remanded in custody on saturday and will reappear in court later this month. >>> in a similar case a man arrested for participating in a syrian training camp has been released on bail. >>> some of the most toxic substances will be transferred from a danish ship to an american one, but the townspeople are angry and concerned over their safety and said they were not consulted over the weapons disposal. >> reporter: here the mood can only be described as cautious pessimism as there was outrage over the danish ship will ship cargo to an american vessel, they're waiting and looking for an explanation from the italian government and assurances as well. this will come tuesday when they will summon two mayors from around here to give that explanation and assurance. everybody we spoke to say they don't really know what is going to happen. they're afraid of accidents. they don't know whether this is dangerous. this morning local opposition called for a demonstration, but as you can s

on sunday, glenn greenwald's partner was held in london to heathrow airport and interrogated while travelingme to brazil. i stayed in the room with three different agents. they were entering and exiting, they spoke to me, ask any questions about my whole life. they took my computer, my video games, cell phone, everything. >> steering opposition activists are accusing the regime of killing hundreds of civilians in new chemical violence. the steering revolutionary command council claims as many as 650 people have died in a gas attack on rubble-held areas of eastern damascus. >> hours later we started [indiscernible] the injured were removed. we could not believe our eyes. i haven't seen such death in my whole life. people were lying on the ground in hallways, on roadside, and in hundreds. >> army private bradley manning has been sentenced to 35 years in prison for leaking more than 700,000 classified files and videos to wikileaks. the sentence is much longer than any punishment given to previous u.s. government officials who have leaked information to the media. under current guidelines, manni

is heathrow airport area about the size of the royal barrel of kensington and chelsea. u could put 2000 -- 200,000 people there. you could put the airport east of the city where it should be so that ain't planes wouldn't have to fly -- airplanes wouldn't have to fly over the middle of london. >> this wasn't discussed a couple of months ago. what are the chances of you going through? >> it hasn't been formally adopted but howard davies has said that he wants it to continue to be elaborated. they haven't shut it. it hasn't been machine-gunned in the water. >> give me a figure. 25% chance? >> ultimately, it will happen. having exhausted all the alternatives, we will do the right thing. in the short term, the medium-term, i am afraid we will try and experiment with various other sub optimal solutions such as trying to expand heathrow. we will come around eventually to the right idea. >> good morning, welcome back. you are watching the pulse light on bloomberg tv. it has been an interesting trading session thus far. a few assets only on the move. jonathan ferro joins us now f

they caught him in heathrow airport by identifying his ears.he picture in my pocket and took it. when i got back to the office, i put the pictures in adobe photo shop. they were different ears. so i knew right away that absolutely he was not nicholas barclay. i thought i had a spy. i thought i had a real, honest-to-god spy. why else would a guy come here and take the place of another person? what would be his reason? i phoned nancy fisher. i said, this guy is a fake. it's not him. i said, the ears don't match. >> and my comment to him was, you need to be very careful that you don't intrude on a federal investigation. >> people aren't used to hearing you talk about somebody's ears. i think she was taken back by that. she didn't know what i was talking about. >> i thought i didn't have a right to question their statement that this is their family member, because how could they be wrong? no one would be wrong about something like that. >> what do they want? i've already got the fact that hi doesn't have the same ears. >> why would you ever, ever t

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heathrow. but domestically, this will ripple through the whole system. and until the snow ends, there's going to be a huge backlog because of all the flights canceled, all the passengers stuck in airportsnytime we have a big storm in the northeast. it's going to be a big one, not as big at last year on february 9th and 10th. nasty cold. saturday morning, below zero fahrenheit, the coldest weather in many areas in over ten years. ross, we'll send you back to london where it's just liquid and not white. >> mike, thank you so much for joining us. zero degrees fahrenheit, that's about minus 17, minus 18 in celsius for those of you who work on that one. thanks for that, mike. that's almost as cold as it is in davos. >>> now, u.s. regulators are trying to figure out why oil from north dakota's shale deposit is exploding. this follows three fiery train accidents in the last year. on monday, several cars on a bnsf train exploded following a collision with another train west of fargo. crude oil, while flammable, is rarely cited in explosions. it's being probed whether additives or mislabeled liquids contributed to monday's accident. >>> before we head to break, 2014 is set to be another interes