please welcome guest co-host, psychic medium, and my friend, john edward! y. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello. >> john, i have two questions for you. you call yourself a psychic medium, for people who don't know what that means, could you explain it. >> a psychic has the ability to connect with what's going on in your life, energy wise, talk about where you're at, maybe what's coming up for you. a medium has the ability to bridge this world and the spirit world. kind of like you have a doctor and surgeon, you have to be a doctor before you're a surgeon. >> so you talk to the dead. >> i listen to the dead. >> but you talk back. >> i do in my head. it's not like a dialogue, it's more like sign language, when somebody is an interpreter they are interpreting what they are experiencing. >> can anybody get this? i don't mean that, i mean can anybody learn or find a way to be psychic? is this within each of us? >> i think every single person has the ability to follow their intuition, their instincts, i think god gives us free will, and god gives us intuition. >> wh

. >> even john edwards.et's not to do it somebody that we know who is running for president. >> if this is coming out on rand paul or marco rubio, that candidate was getting so so much attention even if there was negative. it gives them name recognition. i have to say mr. priebus said she is making that he is making her look much more important. i thought that was very apt. >> i would say they kick it over to cable. >> kelly: speaking of being in a squeeze. remarks from oprah winfrey this week. >> it's so easy during this time trayvon martin paralleled. in my mind, same thing, but you can get stuck in that and not allow yourself to move forward and see how far we've come. >> kelly: oprah winfrey making her first comment about the shooting equating the tragedy to the brutal murder of 14-year-old emmett at the age of 14 in august of 1955. did she go too far with this? >> what she was reflecting what many african-americans feel. if she hadn't added the second part, if she didn't add how far car we've come but i

that is more than double john edwards, al gore, john kerry and joe biden.this is one name not on that list, that would be obama because he did not declare his candidacy until 2007. all right. enough of the real news. let's hit the cool er. stephen colbert on higher hourly wages. thousands of states walk out demanding twice the hourly salaries. >> $15 an hour. what do they think? the arches are made of gold? i mean the consequences of a wage increase are horrifying to kplag contemplate. there were 4.4 million front line cashiers, cooks and crew in the fast food industry. a living wage would eliminate 3.6 million poor people. that's the kind of thing hitler used to talk about. it only someone had been around to give him a happy meal. >>> jimmy kimmel talking about the new technology that allows facebook to predict what you'll be interested in on your news feed. >> facebook said they changed theal ga rhythm. it could determine which posts you will find interesting and if you miss them when posted, they move them back to the top of your list. what would be bett

you know, his relationship with power reminds me of john edwards.n the whole thing is done. go already. >> completely ineffective congressman so, really, this is more about having some kind of power than anything else. bob, as we heard coming into the block, weiner did this interview with wnbc and he essentially said it's the media fault that the scandal is still a focus. let's take a listen to that sound bite. >> you can if you want use this entire interview to talk about the scandal. look, i know it's out there. i did these things. but at what point do i get to say, let me talk about the issues important to the city of new york? when do i get to say that, do you think? >> how indignant he is. so, bob, even if he really does want to talk about the issues and gets an opportunity to talk about the issues. at this point, isn't the messenger the problem? >> first of all, the answer to his question is, at what point does he get to talk about other issues maybe two or three years from now when he has gone through some sort of rehabilitation. that's numbe

nomination in one gallup poll were hillary clinton, 40 percent support, followed by john kerry with 16, john edwardsad mustered 50 percent sport. that pull at eight democrats on theist. not one of them was named barack obama. the front runners from the republican race, reachuliani, do well. 27 percent of followed by john mccain who had 24 percent. connelly's aice, 19%. so wha does all of the 2016 talk me right now? as you can tell, it does not amount to must -- much. it is not rally that significant, but it can be cause when all of that premature prognosticating against it usually signifies the arms that. don't listen to this, mr. obama. onset of lame-duck status. the good news, even more time for a little golf. always so very helpful federal government. now the department of education is out with their report on school safety. and you will not believe what they're recommending is for students and teachers withhe shooter situation. what would you take to a gun fight? we take it up next. ♪ you tell us what you want to pay, and we give you a range of coverages to choose fr. who is she? that's flobot.

front runners of one gallup poll for hillary clinton had 40 percent support followed by john kerry john edwards had mastered 16% they had eight democrats of the list but not one was named barack obama. the front runner from the republican race, rudy guiliani was doing well with 27 percent followed by john mccain that had 24 percent and condoleezza rice, rice, 19 percent so what does that 2016 talk mean right now? it does not mean much in is not that significant but at&t because when a preacher talking begins usually signifies the onset of the lame-duck status. the good news is, mr. president leaves even more time for golf. >> been nation still does not know what president obama was doing the night of the bet and gauzy attacks. we can help our commander in chief was not doing the same thing as he did the night osama bin baden was killed. former lou: new revelations today of where the psident was in what he was doing during the raid on which osama the bottom -- osama bin lauded was killed by a of it -- navy seals his personal assistant regarding the shocking detachment that day. regarding -- reco

he was on the staff of senator john edwards in 2003. was on the staff of presidential candidate john kerry in 2004. he was communications director 2005 twoovernor from 2008. 2012, he was communications director for president obama. in 2012, he led president obama's iowa election effort. iowa was one of only two bank president gothe higher turnouts and more votes than he did in 2008. his wife, lisa, and is son, will , and his daughter alice also couldn't be here. brad the to see secretary of state just like i do. brad believes in increasing voter turnout and making it easier for iowans to vote. we all remember the voting 2000, inin florida in ohio in 2004. voter goal is to increase turnout, not restricted. i'm sure you will all agree with that. i asked for your vote for brad anderson for secretary of state. thank you. [applause] >> now it is my pleasure to introduce tyler olson, candidate for governor. let me give you a little background on tyler. he serves as the vice president of paulson electric, a fourth- generation family business wi

john edwards. wrong messenger. why do you think it is? is it a losing deal for politicians to crusade on behalf the poor who as we know, tragically, don't vote? >> the problem is that the poor in the united states since reagan have been stigmatized and are seen as less deserving. so even though now, according to an a.p. study that came out early this week that 80% of americans are either near poverty or at risk of being near poverty. >> john: will you repeat the stat? >> 80% of americans. >> john: four out of five. >> are either near poverty or jobless or in economic distress that could lead them to be poor. >> john: you mean at some point in their life will need help from the state. >> right and who actually fall below -- or at-risk of falling below the poverty line designations which are already a bit generous. >> john: we're talking about seniors here. when we talk about this, we're talking about future seniors in many case. just because you think you're comfortable now doesn't mean ten years down the road you won't seek the assistance

. >> how is it any different than, say, john edwards?> because he's still addicted to what he's doing. >> he said he stopped. >> which he said last year. this is one sick puppy. you're loyalty is to your country. to your government and your candidate, that is earned. as long as you can serve that nobly, you go to work every day. >> as long as you feel like there is still this purpose -- >> right. it's not as if the city of new york would go down the tubes if anthony weiner didn't become the mayor of new york city. at a certain point, you have to say i can into the live with myself anymore if i do this. i just have to move on. >> this is about his redemption. >> i know you and a lot of people worked on the edwards' campaign. is it empathy with the staffers? a lot of these politics have crazy business going. >> there is some crazy business going. >> not anybody you have worked for recently. >> there was a lot of loyalty to the senator edwards. people felt very close to him. they believed in the cause from the beginning. when all that began

kimberly, the inquirer got john edwards right. that's the only example i can think of. >> you're right. they had a lot of stuff on lacey peterson. they'd be out of business. this is a true story. they get it right. they get sued, they win. >> or they pay them off. do you think they have great lawyers, too, though? >> no. truth is a defense. they're dealing public figures. truth is the complete defense to any kind of defamation case. they win. they win. that's why they're still in business. >> bill, monica is now in her 40s. does it bother you that you will never reach that decade? >> i've only got two more years. i think i can do it. you know why? because they said woolly mammoth is going to take the spot. call back. i don't understand this story. because did you hear what they said? they said that all of this is monica saying this stuff but bill clinton isn't in the tape. it's all just her. so is she having like a glass of merlot and sitting on her couch half drunk saying this to her imaginary friend while she's recording it. i d

if somebody becomes, you know, the john edwards, the howard dean, the elizabeth warren of the socialy fight and they make their issue, look, we need to protect the little guy in our economy, and i'm going to be the person to do that, and that extends to wall street reform, and she's not willing to go there, again, that's political space she's unnecessarily leaving on the table. this is wildly popular in a democratic primary. polling shows even in deep red states like texas and kentucky, these cutting social security is overwhelming unpopular. expanding social security is overwhelmingly unpopular. >> i have to say i'm skeptical of these because there seems to be such a disconnect where people -- social safety net programs, the idea of specific government programs test well in a lot of times of stat. the. what is the ground like in new hampshire right now in terms of other democrats you talk to, your -- know joe biden is going to be coming in for a fund-raiser for maggie hassen, democratic governor of new hampshire. i think you're hosting that fund-raiser. is this something -- are you

have been charged in the shocking killing of a college baseball player from trailsia. 15-year-old john edwardsrst degree murder charges as adults. and 17-year-old michael jones is accused of being an accessory to the crime. prosecutors say they shot christopher lane in the back while he was out for a jog. the motive, police say, was boredom. one of their parents didn't want to speak to the media at the arraignment on tuesday. >> is there anything you want to say about your son, ma'am? >> no, i don't want to say no more. >> i want to do everything i can to make sure these three thugs pay for. >> prosecutors say the 15-year-old danced and laughed when he was arrested. the 16 has refused to cooperate. both charged as adults. >>> in iowa, an escaped inmate is dead this morning shot by a man he had taken hostage. police say rodney long broke into a home in bedford monday night. inside were 70-year-old jerome and his wife caroline. the thief had woke them up, grabbed the shotgun that jerome kept in the house. jerome was able to grab the shotgun back and shoot the escaped inmate killing him. >> i hat

john edwards. >> reporter: but that's never stopped those claiming to have a sixth sense from cashing in on this $2 billion a year industry. want a session with theresa? these days, you'll be waiting for more than two years. and the ultimate confirmation that she's hit the big time, a spoof on "saturday night live." >> the great thing about long island is that no one's phased by a medium just coming up to you. my name is theresa. i talk to the dead. >> okay, yeah. >> i've seen your husband. >> yeah. >> he looks a mess. he looks terrible. >> yeah. >> hey, [ bleep ] you. >> reporter: we see you in the show walking around. >> honey. >> small vegetable lo mein. >> yeah. >> reporter: telling the guy behind the counter at the chinese restaurant, you know, about somebody back in china who had died. >> he's just telling you that it's okay that you did not get to see him before he died. >> oh. >> and he doesn't -- >> reporter: are you bombarded all day, every day by dead people whispering in your ear? i mean -- >> absolutely. i know that sounds weird, but that's my life. >> reporter: and befor

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not to mention john edwards. democrats liking a wholesome family like the obamas being the face of their party. democrats might say it's better to deal with that than to be the party -- let the republicans be the party of newt gingrich's and we will be the party of the day. >> we have to leave it there. you can find more from our panel at our website at tv.msnbc.com. follow the link to my name. >>> ranks of republican women in congress, is there a defined gender gap that can be bridged? we will talk about the efforts that are being made. >>> a romance made. senator john mccain responding to the president's remarks about their new -- >>> police pulled over a suspected drunk driver earlier this week and when the real show began. eventually police performed field sobriety test and they took him into custody. you see it at my facebook page. this is the one i was telling you about. the new samsung galaxy s 4. it's got a front and back camera so you can take pictures at the same time. seriously! yeah - and it's on veri

the last time a big democrat ran with another one, john edwards he got chosen to be the vice presidentialrry. he could be the front-runner for 2020. >> go ahead. >> i would love to see martin o'malley run. we only have seven of the top healthiest counties in america and he has figured it out. no taxes never left untaxed. the only thing to left untaxed is tax itself. it's a national disgrace. we should have the other ten counts 10 out of 10. we mow martin gets elected. >> i think the talking points are ready to go! rick tyler and jamaal sim onmon thank you for joining us. >>> power said honored to sit behind the sign that says united states and stand up for american values and interests at the u.n. now, would you go? man: 'oh i can't go tonight' woman: 'i can't.' hero : that's what expedia asked me. host: book the flight but you have to go right now. hero: (laughs) and i just go? this is for real right? this is for real? i always said one day i'd go to china, just never thought it'd be today. anncr: we're giving away a trip every day. download the expedia app and your next trip could be on

when senator phil gramm and others were pursuing legislation to stop the expansion of cra, john edwards and barbara boxer held a colloquy on the senate floor, two senators engage in a conversation for the official record. they were talking and phrasing about this particular bank and its cra record and senator edwards was proud to quote the head of the bank, quote, my company supports the community reinvestment act both in spirit and in fact. we have gone way beyond its requirements. we have had fun doing it. and we have made a business out of it. indeed they did. a news article in a of 2008 explain how. the reporter amanda perry noted in a series quoting from an article she noted in a quote, series of new englanders called wicked smart moves, well-publicized deeds helped pave the way to this growth by an protested acquisition. terry wrote in the article the bank's use of the cra, quote, help avoid delays that gum that deals between banks accused of noncompliance. some people today complain about some banks being too big. cra helped this bank grow. a valuable lesson for policymakers and

past speakers include john edwards and barack obama. the des moines register said senator clover chart is the first democratic hopeful to possible 2060or a presidential campaign. we will have live coverage at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. tonight -- >> she was very proud of her husband. she supported all of his decisions. she was a very private person. towas fine for her husband be in politics, to go in washington, b in the senate, but she did not want to be part of that. she constantly supported his decision to do that. she was very much his supporter during the impeachment. there were sayings attribute it to her that she wished she could be back home, but she honestly believe her husband would be acquitted and was proud of it when he was. she said she knew that was going to happen. the encore presentation continues tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. my view toright in fully fund the military since 9/11, but we deprive the state department and the u.s. agency of international development of funds, and there is as a result in an arrest g

. >>> plus, why senator john mccain says edward snowden is being made into a jason bourne figure.e'll show you what the arizona republican had to say about the president's prescription of vladimir putin as a bored schoolboy slouching in the back of class. richard haass is talking in right now. right? we'll have all these, straight ahead on "morning joe." >>> still ahead on "way too early," scientists in the u.k. says they can predict how long you have left to live. if the test gave you bad news, what would you do if you had a short time left. [ male announcer ] running out of steam? ♪ now you can give yourself a kick in the rear! v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from green tea plus fruits and veggies. need a little kick? ooh! could've had a v8. in the juice aisle. blast of cold feels nice. why don't you use bengay zero degrees? it's the one you store in the freezer. same medicated pain reliever used by physical therapists. that chilly! [ male announcer ] bengay zero degrees.

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leaker edward snowden. >> john: yes, that is clearly the only reason. it's-- it's always a good idea to pad out with what you really want to say with self-righteous human rights stuff like, "kimberly, we need a break. i don't like your stance on chine and tibetan monks and your boobs are weirding me out." if we want snowden back all we need to do is convince vladimir putin that snowden is gay. that away wayhe'llob a plane into u.s. custody faster than a definitely not homoerotic team of elastic clad men. that quick. actually, russia is not only global leadership story we're dealing with tonight which brins us to our new segment... indeed. now, we've already dealt with russia, so let's see where our magical dploab will take us next egypt! egypt. i just lift egypt. i'm not-- i'm not used to guns. ( laughter ) as the situation in egypt continues to devolve, the u.s. like a polar bear on a hastily melting glackier is trying to act like everything's still cool. ( laughter ) a couple of weeks ago, we discussed how, due to an unhelpful u.s. law we are unable t

. >>> congressman john lewis is comparing edwards snowden to civil disowe bead ent leaders like gandy. in an interview, he said he believes snowden is appealing to a higher law when he leaked nsa documents. >>> paula deen home state republicans don't think so, even with her use of the n word and accusations of racism, she is still held to a higher standard than the reverend dr. mort inluther king jr. the queen of southern cooking has a 73% favorability rating while mlk has a 59% favorable opinion. that's compounding. >>> and speaking of dr. king, later this month marks the 50th anniversary of his i have a dream speech. president obama will mark the occasion with remarks on the steps of the lincoln memorial. and that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. now for a look at the weather, here is bill karins with the national forecast. good morning, bill. >> i wish i was around for that. >> for? >> 50 years ago. >> a little history. look at our new history today. >> okay. >> that's a very positive way to think about it. >>> as far as the weather, missouri just got nailed again with in

leaker edward snowden. >> john: yes, that is clearly the only reason.-- it's always a good idea to pad out with what you really want to say with self-righteous human rights stuff like, "kimberly, we need a break. i don't like your stance on chine and tibetan monks and your boobs are weirding me out." if we want snowden back all we need to do is convince vladimir putin that snowden is gay. that away wayhe'llob a plane into u.s. custody faster than a

. >> he became the john edwards of bicycling.. >> shouldn't be people in the media or sports, they should be our parents or our kids our neighbors. we were talking about not only military personnel but the families th family support them. look in your own backyard, find your heros nearby. >> let's talk about the republican party. they had their summer conference. >> yeah. >> how are we doing? democrats, democrats ain't doing great, but we're not -- >> i would say it's the tale of two parties. you look nationally the last two presidential elections real issues at the federal level. look at the difference, 30 states have republican governors. nearly as many states have republican legislative majorities. most of the states that obama won the last time around, the battle ground states, wisconsin, iowa, ohio, michigan, virginia, florida, have been coming to bat, all have republican governors. >> that's a great question. what's happening in the states that we're getting right, 60% of the governors in america republican. the majority of

but eventually they send three people, been confronted, john adams and edward rutledge to meet with howe, richard house, at staten island on september 11, after the battle. and howe says, look, we just demonstrated to you that you cannot win. it is a hopeless cause. step back from independence. listen to the terms the team will offer you. they will be generous. i can tell you he's going to let you govern yourselves as you want to, although i can't guarantee it. and we'll probably have to hang most of the leaders. [laughter] he doesn't say that but that's what they mean. and both adams and franklin say something really interesting. adams says, it makes no difference what happens here. if you destroy the continental army, we will raise another army. demographically there are over 500,000 americans between the ages of 15-50. it's the same thing ho chi minh says to us. so go ahead, but it doesn't make any difference. .. this will be seen like the crusade and you will be ignominious arrogancy. side ties you to take your ships and go back now and say this much is your reputation as he possibly

senator john -- mccain, edward snowden is considered a hero by young americans.uth have no trust in government. we've got an amazing young republican who will respond to that new at 10:00. meet a surfer living the high life on food stamps. former welfare cheat will respond. all new, our "varney & company" next. >> well, the irs scandal is not going away, but it's still going on. explosive information showing the irs is still targeting tea party groups, the top tax crusader in washington leading the charge to clay obamacare, grover, is in the house. a $68 billion tax bound, google, delayed. are you surprised? the surfers living high op the hog, and here's a brand new hour of "varney and company." ♪ first thing, the big bard, down 62 at the lowest point, and grinding our way back if you call it that. adam, liz, and mack here. the crash rumors this morning, you know, making the markets move, or what else is going on? >> the fact retail inveesers dumped $92 billion year to date into mutual funds. last time we have this money was in 2007, and we peaked in october of 2

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speakers include john edwards in 2006 and barack obama in 2007. hillary clinton is being honored but she will not be there. tonight on c-span's encore presentation of first ladies -- >> she was very proud of her husband, no question about that. she supported all his decisions. but she was a very private person. it was fine for her husband to be in politics and go to washington and be in the senate and congress, but she did not want to be part of that. yet, she constantly supported his decision to do it p richie was very much a supporter during his impeachment. i know there are things that and ittributed to her was that she should be back home and things of that nature, but she believes that her husband would be acquitted and would be proud of him when he was. she knew it would happen. presentation continues tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. [applause] >> senator john mccain asked his constituents to support the senate immigration bill tuesday at a town hall meeting in tucson. he rejected a plan endorsed by other republicans on a government fundin

lou: speaking of that, nine is having more fun thanenator john mccain saying that edward snowden is forregeneration. his assessment, jason bourne. >> i don't quite get that. around the world invading everyone. but edward snowden has done real damage to the united states, not just the secrets, but the sours and methods. the chinese and russians know how we go about intelligence gathering now. obviously there is the opportunity to accumulate the president, which putin loves. lou: always great to have you. >> thank you. lou: a major smart phone maker signals they are ready to sell the company, sending the stock soaring. s&p chief equity strategist joins me next. ♪ ♪ lou: well, what the marke over two and a half billion shares. the dow and the snb did almost nothing but extend losses after posting the worst weekly performance since june last week my guest sayshe odds of a second summer smog and though our -- are you ready? i will let him finish the sentence. joining us with his outlook, chief equity strategist we have %-hearing a lot about.ding and another pause or correction, full on. some

>> john: oklahoma to "viewpoint." edward snowden's leaked revelation about the nsa set off a firestorm of outrage from americans from both the right and the left. president obama tried to douse the flames at his press conference on friday. >> obama: we can and must be more transparent. so i've directed the intelligence community to make public as much information about these programs as possible. we've already declassified unprecedented information about the nsa. but we can go further. >> john: the president said he'll work with congress to reform section 215 of the patriot act which deals with the collection of phone records. he'll also reform oversight of the foreign intelligence surveillance court and make the rationale for the collections public. but is he setting himself up for anotheriation where not much gets done and no one's happy? let's ask the smartest guy in the room, michael tomasky in d.c., a special columnist for "newsweek" and the "daily beast" and has been a treasured guest on our show. welcome back to "view

obama says we have to watch out for ceos, but he doesn't think that applies to him or john edwards orl gore. look at al gore. the avatar of global warming and climate change, yet he sells a failed cable news station to an anti-semitic middle eastern authoritarian government who enriches him by the profits from fossil fuels, and he does so in haste to beat capital gains tax increases? [applause] liberalism that we have to point out is that they don't even believe the ramifications of their own ideology because contrary to self-interest and human nature, it is hypocritical, in other words. >> it definitely is hypocritical and i've never seen the facts get in the way of liberals ability to believe their own silliness. in grad school i often mention to my professors that marxism led to the death of 100 million people and they don't seem to blink and i over that. they seem to be under the spell of their own lies. we've got to wrap it up, but i just want to give the audience a sense of hope, a sense of what it is like to be brave, and what we can do to get out there and do the kind of mendi

lou: speaking of that, nine is having more fun than senator john mccain saying that edward snowden isr and regeneration. his assessment, jason bourne. >> i don't quite get that. around the world invading everyone. but edward snowden has done real damage to the united states, not just the secrets, but the sources and methods. the chinese and russians know how we go about intelligence gathering now. obviously there is the opportunity to accumulate the president, which putin loves. lou: always great to have you. >> thank you. lou: a major smart phone maker signals they are ready to sell the company, sending the stock soaring. s&p chief equity strategist joins me next. ♪ right now, 7 years of music i. a quarter million tweeters are tweeting. and 900 million dollars are changing hands online. that's why hp built a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and it's giving the internet the room needs to grow. this&is gonna be big. hp moonshot. it's time to build a better enterprise. together. this m is about be the milliont

that a story is not exactly soothing the strain created by the spy revelations of edward snowden it was a tough task for john kerry defending washington's far reaching surveillance during talks in colombia but now the walk of shame continues to brazil which is apparently thinking twice before proceeding with a hefty four billion dollars deal to buy american fighter jets details now from running. according to you from aisha release by future blow we're told in brazil was the top original target for the n.s.a. surveillance program washington was a brinkley's being on the unsolved brazilians telephone records as well as private e-mails for about a day kate brazil's foreign minister through all that has said that this can't be left out of the conversation between two top countries the. right after the brazilian paper published an article in july you and the n.s.a. collecting data on didn't solve telephone e-mail conversations in the country the foreign minister spread deep concern and asks for a small nations in father bill brazil ones that matter addressed at the united nations to find a legal way to protect th

edward snowden asylum. u.s. secretary of state john kerry will meet with the russian foreign minister and the two men certainly have their work cut out for them. washington and moscow disagree on a number of issues, including missile defense and the war in syria. >> of all the things washington and moscow have clashed over the last five years, none has been more devices than syria -- does the -- divisive then syria. russia has vetoed resolutions putting pressure on the assad regime three times. wes has sold arms to damascus about the conflict as western support for theory and has gained momentum. which were already strained when barack obama took office in early 2009. missile defense program based in europe also raised eyebrows in moscow. it was shelved in april of this year. the obama administration has regularly criticized russia on human rights, such as the death in custody of a lawyer and recent anti-gay legislation passed by the duma. the decision to offer whistleblower edward snowden asylum has soured further. a particular sore s

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diplomats are working in washington to repair damage caused after russia granted edward snowden asylum. secretary of state john kerry and his russian counterpart opened a meeting a couple of hours ago. kerry says they need to make progress on global trouble spots including syria. meantime, the state department is warning americans to avoid traveling to pakistan. that's after a specific threat forced the consulate there to evacuate. tina kraus has the latest. >> reporter: a threat to the u.s. consulate in pakistan's second largest city lahore has forced american diplomats out. the u.s. government ordered all nonessential staff to leave the area because of a possible attack. the consulate was already scheduled to be closed through sunday for a muslim holiday. >> this is a period where historically you have seen terrorist groups trying to attack. and so that adds to the sense of anxiety. >> reporter: the state department is advising u.s. citizens not to travel to pakistan. but u.s. officials say the consulate closure in lahore is not related to the closing of 19 u.s. diplomatic out posts throughout the middle eas