edward snowden has gone missing, folks. that's right. this computer whiz has hit escape, control-alt-deleted himself and has avoided being caps-locked up, f7. jim? >> man on the run. where is n.s.a. leaker edward snowden headed next. >> the high-stakes game of cat apped mouse reaches a fever pitch as spy whistle-blower edward snowden remains on the run. >> edward snowden says catch me if you can. a global game of hide and seek >> stephen: yes, a global game of hide and seek. why did we agree to count all the way to 100? and has anyone checked behind curtains in the living room? now, folks, nobody knows exactly where snowden might be. so far there's just been a lot of irresponsible speculation and i want in on it which brings me to my now running segment ♪ where in the world is edward snow-diego? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: if i get it right, i could win a trip to anywhere in the continental united states. oh, i've always wanted to go to queens. better get my shots. now, for weeks now, folks, it's been believed that snowden has been holed up in hong kong. let me show you. okay. for weeks it's been thought that he's holed up in hong kon

we're here with edward robinson, jim kreegen, kevin hearn and tyler stewart. guys, congratulations, what a milestone. >> and your 12th studio album. >> yes. we have some live records and a christmas record, all kinds of things. >> tell us about the new cd. >> well, i think if you listen to it you'll hear an undercurrent of awesomeness throughout. it's -- >> it's similar to the ones you've put out in the past. >> in that way. we're charting new ground, but the awesomeness remains. >> and you're going on tour. >> we're going on tour all summer. we'll be playing close to here in brooklyn at the end of july. >> you're on your way to texas. >> yeah, we start off in dallas. and we go to america. and -- >> the whole country? awesome. >> you guys are going to play for us? >> we're going to do "boomerang." >> here they are, barenaked ladies! ♪ moving at the speed of sound ♪ you would think i'd be slowing down ♪ ♪ but i'm not losing my momentum ♪ ♪ there are ways to turn around ♪ ♪ so i don't crash into the ground ♪ ♪ with someone would invent 'em ♪ ♪ despite the pretty

very normal procedure, for the transfer of somebody -- >> reporter: so where exactly is edward snowden tonight? nbc's jim maceda in moscow. >> reporter: snowden is somewhere here inside moscow's massive sheremetyevo airport. in a part that russian's claim is not technically in russian territory, it's a no man's land for the most wanted fugitive in the world. >> reporter: china made no attempt to stop snowden from escaping to moscow. u.s. officials are now tracing snowden's computer trail. after he reportedly told a chinese newspaper he took the nsa contractor job last april for the express purpose of exposing secret programs. >> if we look at what he's done, the movement to hong kong, taking the four laptops, this has been a pretty methodical approach by snowden. so it certainly wouldn't shock me that he planned this going in. >> reporter: officials assume snowden has left encrypted files with allies, so if he is arrested, his secrets will still be published. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >>> now to sanford, florida, the murder trial of george zimmerman. an emotional day as the prosecution prese

edward snowden has gone missing, folks. that's right. this computer whiz has hit escape, control-alt-deleted himself and has avoided being caps-locked up, f7. jim is n.s.a. leaker edward snowden headed next. >> the high-stakes game of cat apped mouse reaches a fever pitch as spy whistle-blower edward snowden remains on the run. >> edward snowden says catch me if you can. a global game of hide and seek >> stephen: yes, a global game of hide and seek. why did we agree to count all the way to 100? and has anyone checked behind curtains in the living room? now, folks, nobody knows exactly where snowden might be.

jim axelrod. we begin tonight with the case of edward snowden, the former national security agency contractor charged yesterday with espionage for leaking secrets about u.s. surveillance programs. the obama administration is now turning up the pressure on authorities in hong kong, where snowden is believed to be. as dan raviv reports, the u.s. and hong kong have an extradition treaty, and the white house expects hong kong to honor it. >> reporter: the white house says if hong kong doesn't extradite edward snowden soon, that would complicate relations with the u.s. and in a radio interview with cbs' mark knoller, president obama's national security adviser, tom donilon, pressed the point. >> reporter: the criminal complaint has three charges, two of them under the espionage act: but it's complicated. in 1997, hong kong, a british colony, was transferred to china. it remains semi-independent with its own legal system, but the chinese government has significant influence. snowden's fate may really be up to beijing. international law professor stephen vladeck: >> the problem with extradition law is that

jim cramer. see you tomorrow! >>> nsa leaker edward snowden resurfaced in hong kong today.e charged? what will he be charged with? and why aren't american agents going in and snatching him up? the other big story on capitol hill is the immigration reform bill. democrats want immediate legalization. but republicans want border security first. and tonight our exclusive guest is at the center of both stories. south carolina senator lindsey graham joins us live. "the kudlow report" begins right now.

jim, good morning. >> good morning, mara. 9 the big question is where is edward snowden. after journalists on board said he was a no show. the assumption is he's still at the airport here or somewhere in moscow. could be really miles per hour in russia. ecuadoran officials met with snowden after he arrived from hong kong handing him refugee papers. which would you allow him to travel anywhere despite the fact that his u.s. passport was revoked. now, wikileaks founder julian assange said on monday that he's safe, in good spirits, but he couldn't divulge his whereabouts due to what he called an aggressive pursuit of snowden by the u.s.. snowden is clearly now at the center of a growing spat between russia and the united states especially at a time when relations had already soured. russia is officially saying it just doesn't know where snowden is and has nothing to do with the case, but kremlin watchers here are pretty skeptical. they're saying the snowden affair is exactly the kind of putin moment, if you will, that he's always looking for to make himself look strong by st

jim avila, our thanks to you. >>> and there's late breaking news. edward snowden, the man behind the leaks at the nsa, now officially charged with espi naj. that news will be front and center when george stephanopoulos sits down with general keith alexander sunday morning right here on "this week." >>> now to a question we've been asking about air travel for some time. do the electronic devices really affect the cockpit? you'll remember alec baldwin in that battle, playing a game on his phone. the airline industry wasn't laughing. but tonight a big change could be coming. and here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: every one of us who flies has heard this. >> please shut off and stow all electronic devices. >> reporter: one poll says a third of us forget to and some have refused to. actor alec baldwin didn't stop playing "words with friends" and was removed from a flight. but could that change? are our devices safe? sources tell abc news today, an advisory panel is expected to recommend loosening those rules -- a bit. we went to find out why experts think

jim cramer. see you tomorrow! >>> nsa leaker edward snowden resurfaced in hong kong today. and tonight i want to know when will he be charged? what will he be charged with? and why aren't american agents going in and snatching him up? the other big story on capitol hill is the immigration reform bill. democrats want immediate legalization. but republicans want border security first. and tonight our exclusive guest is at the center of both stories. south carolina senator lindsey graham joins us live. "the kudlow report" begins right now. >>> first up this evening, the director of the national security agency said today that its controversial surveillance programs have helped stop dozens of terrorist attacks. and tonight u.s. officials could be close to filing criminal charges against the 29-year-old behind the biggest intel leak in u.s. history. nbc's chief justice correspondent pete williams joins us now with all the details. good evening, pete. >> reporter: well, they are close, larry. what they're trying to do is thread a needle here because on the one hand they have to s

>> jim maceda, as we continue to follow where edward snowden is or is going, he's somewhere now in russiap to the united states with a lot of pressure on the rgussians to tr to figure out how to get him back. >>> this morning we heard opening statements in the george zimmerman murder trial from mr. zimmerman's defense team and the prosecution. both speaking today. >> george zimmerman is not guilty of murder. he he shot trayvon martin in self-defense after being viciously attacked. >> george zimmerman was not going back to the mailboxes. and he wasn't going to his car. he wasn't going after trayvon martin. >> attorneys on both sides made their case to the six-person all-female jury giving their descriptions of zimmerman's actions on the february, 2012 night that ended with the shooting deaths of 17-year-old trayvon martin. nbc's craig melvin is live in sanford, florida. craig, one of the things that comes to mind is that this is an all-female jury, which seems unusual. what impact is that likely to have? >> reporter: you know what, andrea? at this point it is probably too early to tell pre

we sent jim to look >> you know edward snowden? no, you don't know him? have you seen this person? no? have you seen this person? american fugitive edward snowden has taken low profile to a new level. a week ago, he landed here and took refuge in the transit zone. russia's president says it's a no man's land and they can't touch him. >> do you think he can survive inside? >> yeah sure. >> reporter: why? >> it's a good terminal, that's why. >> reporter: it has everything he needs? >> yeah. money. >> reporter: they have a hotel and numerous vip rooms. snowden is stuck. his u.s. passport canceled. ecuador and venezuela say they would consider political asylum but no documents to get there. he may stay in russia longer. they have appealed for his asylum. they are invited snowden to help them investigate u.s. digital spying on russia. that could take months of hiding in an airport. it's a transit zone. >> he's probably hiding in the bathroom. >> reporter: his predickment echoes that of tom hanks in "the terminal" who is trapped for nine months at jfk after his homeland collapses. snowde

state produced in the recent years, except other than john edwards, and how can, also, at the same time produce progressive politicians like jim hunt, four-term governor, terry stanford, a governor and united states senator, or go back in trial a little bit, frank portergram, one of the leading liberals in the south. how can the same group of voters produce both conservatives and liberals? that is a paradox that the state has both liberal tendencies, has major progressive universities. it has progressive areas like the research triangle and a very conservative tendency too. vast parts of the state are very conservative, and so it has -- it confounds people who live outside of north carolina. look at north carolina and say, really, is it a red state, a blue state? it tends to go republican in presidential races, and yet, we just until november, we had 20 straight years of democratic governors. that's the paradox. the state is really -- you look at it ideologically, it's pretty much middle america. it is -- if you -- one of the interesting things that the gallup poll organization does is they poll each state in the country, and

jim axelrod, cbs news, bethlehem, pennsylvania. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," tracking edward snowden.atest from john miller and go to the white house for reaction. >>> plus, new revelations in the irs scandal. we'll hear from congressman paul ryan. >>> and the nonprofit group big brothers and big sisters is under fire as it struggles to account for millions of tax dollars. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,,,,

jim. >> reporter: thank you. several hundred demonstrators in hong kong marched today in the u.s. consulate in support of edward snowden. he is the former national security agency contractor who leaked top-secret information about u.s. surveillance programs. some held signs reading, "betray snowden, betray freedom." in london today the duchess of cambridge made what's expected to be the last public appearance before giving birth to her first child and the next heir to the british throne. kate, who is eight months pregnant, was among the royals and thousands of well wishers who turned out for the official celebration of queen elizabeth's 87th birthday. later, the young american innovator the u.n. turns to for help. up, up in the air. we'll explain the google balloons. and the delayed side effects of treatments for childhood cancer. those stories when the cbs evening news continues.tipa helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. live the regular life. brei used to love hearing that phrase... but not since i learned i have postmenopausal osteo

jim crow laws. some say the voting rights act is outdateed. new detail on n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden. the sons turning up heat on russia to arrest snowden. the foreign minister is lashing out at washington, dc, this morning, calling america's demands if have a addition "ungrouped and unacceptable." russia insists they have nothing to do with snowden or the travel plans. the contractor is believed hiding in now while he seeks asylum he checked in for a flight to chew -- cuba but never got on board. >> at 10:00 lat night a man was involved in a hit-and-run accident. a bicyclist was on the ground when the police arrived and a white car hit the man and took off the anyone withness is asked to call the vallejo police department. >> in 2015 san francisco will play host to the nation's mayors. the mayor lee announced san francisco will post the summer session of a conference of mayors in june of 2015. the chronicle reports this is the first time san francisco has hosted the conference since then anyone. the mayor three says 200 mayors from across the country are expected to attend along with

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jim me sada live in moscow. what do we know right now about edward snowden's whereabouts? >> well, we don't know certainly any more than we knew three hours ago or for that matter 30 hours ago. we do know that a plane took off over our heads three hours ago and we saw that it was or journalists on board who had cuban visas this plane was going to havana they saw, some took pictures of four empty seats, one of which was intended for the fugitive edward snowden, but as you suggested in your lead, chris, he was not on board. at least we don't believe he was on board. adding to always confusion, the airline is saying nothing about snowden's whereabouts. and it is, again, just the latest twist in this ongoing story of i guess you call it intrigue and espionage. he could still be inside the airport terminal behind me. for all we know, he could be having lunch or dinner now at the ecuadorian embassy. there was even one russian report about an hour ago that he was outside of russian air space by a leading serious russian news agency, meaning that he was on a flight, some flight. n

that is probably the most famous politician in recent years except john edwards and how can it have progressive politicians like jim hunt, or terry sanford who was a governor in a united state senator or go back in time to one of the leading liberals of the south. how can this same group of voters? it is a paradox the state has both liberal tendencies and major progressive universities and areas like the research triangle and conservative tendencies and fast parts of the state that are conservative and it confounds people who live outside of north carolina to say really is it a rest day, of blue state, it tends to go republican in presidential races but yet until november we just had 20 straight years of democratic governors. it is a paradox. if you look at ideological it is middle america. one of the interesting things the gallup poll organization does is call each state in the country so mississippi is about the most conservative and hawaii and new york the most liberal and north carolina is in the middle. because of that it doesn't take much to pushing into either call on. republican or democrat. it goes back an

kind of information edward snowden may have and be able to give the chinese on double agents, military systems that were targeted, u.s. officials very concerned about that right now, jim would the process be like if he were to try to ask for asylum in china, if he were to try to seek some sort of permission from the chinese government to stay in their country? what would happen next? >> well, certainly, jim, there would be back channel discussions between the chinese and the americans if that were to happen. the americans would certainly find out about it through some method or another. the chinese according to experts we talked to as we mentioned in the piece have likely made contact with him. i asked about what would it be like if they were going to either take him into custody and question him, they said it probably be a fairly, you know, polite process for lack of a better word. they would ask him if they could meet with him, bring him in, question him. now, if he does seek asylum, that would be probably the subject of some very tense back channel talks between the u.s. and china, some complaints from the united states, but probably not a whole lot that the united

jim dixon surveyed the damage on saturday. forecasters say these hard-hit areas will get some relief over the next few days. edward lawrence, cbs news. >>> you may be wondering how you can help the victims of the tornado. go to our website and look at the links. >>> it was a earthquake in san jose south of the capital, check out the surveillance video of the earthquake. people running out of a department store as it shakes. at least 18 people were hurt in taiwan. >>> take a look at this fire, erratic winds in southern california please a challenge to firefighters battling this fire. the powerhouse fire has spread across 20,000 acres. at least five homes have been destroyed triggering the evacuation of 1000 homes. that fire is only 20 % obtained. >>> there is a report from japan about a problem with the dream liner. they have just gone back into service and now there is a problem with a sensor that is supposed to detect oversleeping. the sensor issue on the jet reportedly did not pose a safety hazard. despite that news reminders service is up and running in san jose. flights have resumed from san jose tokyo. for no

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the state has produced in recent years except for maybe john edwards and how can also at the same time produce progressive politician like jim hunt, four term governor or terry sanford was a governor and a united states senator were back in time a little bit, frank porter graham, one of the leading liberals in the south. how can the same group of voters produce conservatives than liberals? so it is a paradox that the state has liberal tendencies, major progressive universities at the research triangle. it has conservative tendencies in vast parts of the state conservative. so what compounds people who live outside of north carolina and say it is a red state, blue state? it tends to go republican in presidential races and yet, until november we had 20 straight years of democratic governors. so that is the paradox. .. the closest state that mitt romney won. now, what happened in 2010 was republicans won control the state legislature, and that was a very critical election because that came just as redistricting occurred. they had the advantages because they could draw new lines. and so that has given republicans a leg up in the

jim maceda is in moscow. >> reporter: putin thrives on lookinstrong. putin may well think this is worth the risk. >> reporter: how is snowden moving around the world so easily? he has help from wiki leaks. >> edward snowden is not a traitor, not a spy. he is a whistleblower who has told the public an important truth. >> assange has asylum for a year in ecuador's russian embassy. and now snowden has applied for snowden in ecuador. >> reporter: they seem inclined to grant it, even at the risk of angering the u.s. >> reporter: this is a growing embarrassment for the u.s. >> we're following all the appropriate legal channels and working with various other countries to make sure that rule of law is observes. >> reporter: today, john kerry told nbc news that snowden's actions were despicable. but the u.s. doesn't seem closer to getting him back. >> the u.s. can say whatever it wishes and the press secretary can get angry and so on, what real power does the united states have here? >> a lot of leverage against russia and china. working behind the scenes, short of rendition, that won't happen getting him out of russia, isn't anything physical they they can do. they have to exert the pressure and hope it

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edward snowden says he exposed the national security agency secret surveillance programs. now he says american spy teams helped their british counterparts eavesdrop on counterparts in the united kingdom. jimndelsman is here. >> reporter: how about the timing? president obama is at another summit in the united kingdom. snowden says he's not offering secrets to china for asylum but the more he says the more some people think he's just a

jim. >> it just seems that reading between the lines, a lot of planning has gone into what edward snowden is up to these days. >> from the time the news broke at 9 a.m. eastern that snowden would do a live chat, for the next hour there were over 17,000 mentions of the hash tag at twitter. the united states had the most tweets, the u.k. came in second. >> up next, it's the latest attempt to solve a four-decade mystery. you're wondering who could that be? is it jimmy hoffa? that's right. and did russian president putin swipe a super bowl ring from the owner of the new england patriots? we'll get into that as well. the great outdoors, and a great deal. grrrr ahhh let's leave the deals to hotels.com. perfect! yep, and no angry bears. up to 30% off. only at hotels.com. i tthan probablycare moreanyone else.and we've had this farm for 30 years. we raise black and red angus cattle. we also produce natural gas. that's how we make our living and that's how we can pass the land and water back to future generations. people should make up their own mind what's best for them. all i can say is it has wo

edward markey has a shrinking lead in the polls, a scenario eerily similar to three years ago. here's jimrace to fill an open senate seat in massachusetts it didn't take long for the gloves to come off. gabriel gomez tried to tie ed markey to the four decades in washington. >> you are in washington, d.c., then you own the national. >> reporter: he's arguing more conservative. >> i've had a job it is to fight the taet party republicans. >> reporter: it's feisty for weeks. ever since markey's campaign launched this web video slamming gomez for his links to a group that accused president obama of taking too much credit for the killing of osama bin laden. gomez hit back, some in his own party winced. >> to be as dirty and low pond scum. >> reporter: do you really think ed markey is pond scum? >> should i have said it, probably not. >> reporter: the latest polls have markey up by seven points, roughly the same position mar y ly coakley was in facing scott brown. president obama flew in for a rally but it was too late. guess who is coming in for markey with less than two weeks to go. does this

jim and i have come to the meeting of the minds. [♪breaking news theme♪] >> stephanie: edwardaybe it started to get scared. >> stephanie: she is the pole dancer. look at her. she is hot. not as hot as the official pole dancer of the "stephanie miller show." hot brie. melissa fitzgerald. >> stephanie: i'm a pole. >> you are half pole. >> stephanie: right. a blog that reportedly belonged to the girlfriend of the man who left their home, said she feels all alone. well, no kidding, because your boyfriend is an [ censor bleep ] hole. he didn't tell her. do you want the fun facts? >> sure. >> stephanie: it's even worse. [♪ fun-facts music ♪] >> i'm not going to be home for dinner tonight. >> stephanie: she moved there with him. >> i'll give you a call from iceland. i got to get jacki on the phone about this. she moved to hawaii with him. she blogged for those of you who know me probably understand why i won't be blogging for a while. my world has opened and closed all at once leaving me lost at sea without a campus. mills an acrobatic poll performer is the girlfriend of edward snowd

jim ward. we know the guy -- who the leaker is. his name is edward snowden.ind the nsa leaks. 29 years old. revealed himself -- you were telling me, that's kind of fascinating. he can literally tap anybody including up to the president of the united states. >> that's right. he said -- that's what he said. that goes in direct conflict with what the nsa has been saying all along. >> hello, they lied. >> we don't know who's telling the truth but that's what snowden says. >> i believe him. >> why? >> more than the official nsa. >> why? >> because that's their job is to misinform. >> stephanie: he's a high school dropout. >> not necessarily. >> stephanie: i was just going to say that. okay. he's a high school dropout who worked his way into the most secretive computers in the u.s. intelligence as a defense contractor only to bloat secrets wide open by spilling details of classified surveillance programs. he regaled himself as a -- he could track e-mails of all americans. he just wanted the public to know what the government was doing. we'll talk to rude pundit in

were talking about the schism on the left, and then jim and i got in a fight, and we had great makeup sex, but any way your thoughts? >> i don't like edwardibly self-serving. i think this whole story shouldn't be about me let me do a series of interviews. i think that he had something going before he even started at booz allen hamilton. the whole thing doesn't make sense. it doesn't mean we shouldn't revisit the patriot act, but i think people who are heralded him as a patriotic hero they are putting this in perspective. i think there are some sketchy details that people are trying to gloss over in the name of idealism. >> stephanie: yeah, i think just being careful that he is not a james o'keefe. when you rush to make someone a hero -- even jim has said there are some weird parts of this story that we don't know yet. >> yeah not the least of which his resume was full of discrepancies -- >> stephanie: and he is not a liberal, he is a libertarian that gave money to rand or ron paul. >> ron paul. >> yeah, i don't know him personally and have no incite into his past other than what has been publicized, but as somebody who knows the online co

jim, look who is your bedfellow orly tate. -- orly taitz birther queen. sign my petition for edward snowden day.tion to institute edward snowden national whistle-blower patriots against corruption day. >> well, there are place where the right and the left did kind of -- >> did she fight against the patriot act when it was being enacted? >> of course she didn't. because obama had nothing to do with that. >> right. >> she's such a duplicitous mess. >> stephanie: thanks. now i'm going to get another letter today aren't i? >> orly taitz do cause mess. >> stephanie: stephanie miller of the "the stephanie miller show" does not endorse that view because "the stephanie miller show" will get a legal letter later. i'll have to get another root canal. from her as a dentist. and get sued by her as a lawyer and buy a house. thanks, chris! and i'm going to get a letter from aaron neville's lawyer. fine! what a day already! >> and serena's lawyer. esmeralda. >> stephanie: sexy liberal on the other side of the equation, hey, steph and the mooks, hang on a second. seriously, what the [ bleep ] is new about all o

to forcibly return edward snowden back to the united states, leaving put in in a comfortable legal position following national law and also telling the u.s. you're on your own. >> jim acosta, thanks very much. and let's dig a little bit deeper now, john king and fareed zakaria. the president didn't make the statement. it was released by a spokeswoman for the national security council. would it have been more effective if the president of the united states would have publicly made an appeal for president putin to release and send back to the united states snowden? >> we don't know what's going on behind the scenes but at least as we know, no calls to president putin and no calls to the chinese. what the administration is essentially saying is now, pretty please, we may not have an extradition treaty, in the past we've cooperated with us. look at what president putin said today, wolf. he gave no indications the russians are prepared to do that. it looks at the moment that the administration is being snubbed by the chinese and the russians. >> if the president would have opened up his speech on climate change and said independent going to talk about climate change in

jim gray out oflos ange. martha: there are reports a new regulation the president is trying to push through has to do with environmental law. bill: a major senate hearing on how edward snowden pulled off one of the biggest security leaks in u.s. his the intelliges always trying to find a needle in a haystack. and to find a needle in a haystack, you have to have the haystack there. if we have information about a tea --about a terrorist in the d states. they are going to go into this haystack and find out two things. phone number and length of call. ♪ if you have high cholesterol, here's some information that may be worth looking into. in a clinical trial versus lipitor, crestor got more high-risk patients' bad cholesterol to a goal of under 100. getting to goal is important, especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these risk factors because you could be at increased risk for plaque buildup in your arteries over time. and that's why when diet and exercise alone aren't enough to lower cholesterol i prescribe crestor. [ female announcer ] crestor is not right for everyone. like people with liver disease or women who are nursing, pregnant or may become pregna

news of the day, international hunt for edward snowden, as well as the pressing issue of immigration reform. >> really interesting development in hollywood. actor jimbehind the violence. is he making a good point or being a bit of a hypocrite? >> i'm curious what you would think, chris cuomo, is this a fashion faux pas, or are you not looking at that, because there's more of an image you can't get out of your head? a streaker, kind of distracting from the dolce and gabana fashion show. >>> big stories today, more confusion this morning over the whereabouts of edward snowden. russia's foreign minister says his country is not cooperating with snowden in any way and he has not crossed the russian border. wikileaks is helping snowden with his plan to seek asylum. julian assange knows where snowden is but he's not telling. atika is live with more. >> the concern isn't just about finding snowden, but it's also about securing what he's believed to have, which is four laptops worth of information that they fear he may still have on the nsa. where in the world is edward snowden? this morning, no one seems to know. he's likely somewhere in the moscow airport

jim on that issue that the media should be doing more follow-up stories on the surveillance? >> absolutely. i think we need to know how it happened, why it happened. this whole issue of is edward or, the truth is probably somewhere in between. he clearly may have broken the line based on what he signed when he went to work for booz, but as a civil libertarian i am happy to know that this information has come out. and i decried the lack of transparency that we have in our government. i dew point like ii didn't like it in the bush administration and i don't like it now. jon: is that going to change at all, alan? are the media suddenly going to wake up and look into some of these questions. >> 4 i don't remember bob schieffer weighing in during the bush years. he don't know what tom brokaw said during the bush years about this. i don't know for sure that they have different opinions now than they had then. >> alan you know that tom brokaw and bob schieffer did not condemn "the new york times." you know that. if they had done that at the time you would have remembered. that would have been headlines news if the media turned on itself. there we love to talk about the main screen me

edward snowden arrived at moscow's airport. he's been held at the transit zone. that's d, e and f. fst a no-man's land for man with no passport, visa and increasingly fewer options. jimd on today's flight for havana. was he on it is the question? >> reporter: the big answer is no. once again he was not on today's cuban airway's flight. that's almost becoming old news. what's interesting is how the coverage changed in barely a week's time. last monday dozens of journalists were on the flight wasting a lot of time and money. then it became dozens waiting for him in the transit zone. today there were a few journalists and they were waiting on the russian side of the airport. also we noticed the tweet volume has decreased substantially from practically one every second to just several today. you get the impression it's now sinking into the media that snowden is really stuck here in moscow. he has no valid documents so why even bother covering this daily flight to havana. >> one of the questions is transit zone a limbo area as some are calling. do many international airports have that and how would you describe the one that's in moscow at the airport there. >> reporter: i