john oliver. our name? >> are you a big fight man? >> i prefer street brawls. >> what about green room brawls? >> i'll throw down. if this is what it's going to be i'll fight my way in and out. >> i have bromance for you. >> you have what? >> you want to give him bromance bromance? >> john oliver let's just say this. we have a great show this morning we're going the rely on let's say this is your tv. and these are the channels you pay for with cable. maybe you're getting tons of science and animals, when you're really into movies. or every children's show on the planet when you don't have any kids well now with fios there's a new way to customize your tv. just pick the types of channels you like best. like sports. or entertainment. or news. mix and match, or get them all. you build your tv package, and pay for what you want, and not for what you don't. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. at a price that's totally affordable. starting at $74.99 per month - get custom tv, incl

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that's why they sought out john oliver as a potential interviewer. >> precisely. edward snowden had seen previous episodes of oliver's news show and was impressed by the neutrality. do you think that john oliver is picking up where jon stewart left? many people are calling this investigative comedy. >> this is what a person close to snowden told me. why did they agree have this whistle blower, this very controversial figure, some believe he's a patriot and others a traitor, why did he sit down with john oliver. this person says the reason we chose john oliver is because of his journalism, because of the neutrality. not every newscast can be humorous. but he's able to get especially younger audiences to pay attention to these issues. the reason they're doing the interview now is because in a few months, the congress has to decide whether to reauthorize the patriot act and some of these things that allow the mass surveillance. it seems to me that snowden is going to be campaigning against that reauthorization and will be doing that through a mixture of interviews, an

plus, from hbo's "last week tonight, with john oliver" the hilarious john oliver is stopping by!ers and applause ] and we have music from imagine dragons! [ cheers and applause ] love those guys. guys, it's time to take a look at the stories making headlines today, and weigh the good with the bad. it's time for pros and cons. here we go. ♪ pros and cons and pros and cons and pros ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tonight we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of watching the academy awards. hollywood's biggest night is coming up this sunday. everyone will be tuning in to see their favorite stars. >> steve: wow! oscar party. >> jimmy: yes! [ laughter ] so let's take a look at the pros and cons of watching the academy awards. here we go. pro, it's the 87th academy awards. con, thanks to botox, it only looks like the 78th. [ laughter ] very interesting, it never aged. pro, the awards celebrate the most artistic and thought provoking films of the year. con, a.k.a the movies you haven't seen. [ laughter and applause ] yeah, i don't know any of those. i don't know any of those m

i think that's why they sought out john oliver as a potential interviewer. >> precisely. edward snowden had seen previous episodes of oliver's show and said he was impressed by the net neutrality coverage. many were. do you think oliver is picking up jon stewart left? many are calling it investigative comedy. >> reporter: yes, this is what a person close to snowden told me. i was trying to figure out why they agreed to have wistheir whistleblower, controversial figure, why did they have snowden sit down with a comedian to oliver? this person close to snowden said, you know, the reason we chose john oliver is because of his journalism. because of that neutrality segment last year. and these other long, 15, 20-minute stories on that oliver does combines comedy and news. not every newscast can be humorous like oliver is. combining the two, he's able to get younger audiences to pay attention to the issues. the reason they're doing the interview now is in a couple of months the congress has to decide whether to reauthorize the patriot act. and some of the specific provisions th

with john oliver. wow. how do you feel about this hit show and the fame that comes with that, john? are you comfortable with the fame? are you nervous about the fame? >> i don't go anywhere so i'm not exposed to any hypothetical fame. >> you know what i i'm talking about. when you're out and about, more peek recognize you. >> i'm not comfortable with it. >> why? >> i'm not a big fan of myself so i don't really understand why anyone else is. >> no. you're doing something right. is the show where you want it to be? >> no, no. we're working hard. there's a learning curve. it's been 12 month this week so we've been on for a year so there's a lot of stuff to improve upon. >> jon stewart, you mentioned trevor noah. he got into a bit of hot water. fair? >> right off the bat. >> i think you've got to wait and see. i think john said it best. >> should you be judged on past things that you did in the past years ago? >> it depend as what they are. it depends what they are. >> they said inappropriate tweets and sex

when we come back john oliver's revealing interview with edward snowden. sed spy to say. that's next. >>> we're back with our panel, margie john and alyona. next up there is truth in comedy, and it turns out being interviewed by john oliver is no joke. on last night's episode of hbo comedy news show "last week tonight," host john oliver asks whistleblower edward snowden some pretty tough questions about why he leaked classified nsa documents to the media. >> how many of those documents have you actually read? >> i've evaluated all the documents that are in the archive. >> you've read every single one? >> well i do understand what i turned over. >> there's a difference between understanding what's in the documents and reading what's in the documents. >> i recognize the concern. >> so "the new york times" took a slide, didn't redact it properly and in the end it was possible for people to see that something was being used in mosul on al qaeda. >> that is a problem. >> well that's a [ bleep ]. >> it is [ bleep ], and these things do happen in reporting. in jou

i don't watch john oliver's show, but now i want to. i thought it was brilliant. that's what makes it so funny. like you said he was asking the right questions. how has no one asked him this before. and to see him caught off guard was the best. >> i should have read all of them. i am no longer a hero. >> pete, that leads to a point. a lot of people and i think snowden himself was surprised that john oliver got contentious. >> his wife is actually an iraq war veteran. i knew her years ago. he is more inviesed personally in the dash darrin vested personally than anybody else. he talked about intelligence of al-qaeda in mosul and he looked at edward snowden and said what is the cost of that? you are revealing sources and methods in this process. how do you feel about that? edward snowden said yeah, that's a problem. oliver said no that is an -- [bleep] up. there is a beg difference between the idea of revealing what your government is doing and the reality is the fact and people and places that get people killed. >> i am more excited the fact you want us to keep. >>

the headline in "the daily beast" john oliver makes him squirm.ey concerns that two years after he leaked thousands of pages of classified documents about u.s. government surveillance programs, then fled to russia to escape prosecution. >> how many of those documents have you actually read? >> i've evaluated all of the documents that are in archive. >> you've read every single one? >> well, i do understand what i turned over. >> there's a difference between understanding what's in the documents and reading what's in the documents. >> i recognize the concern. >> because when you're handing over thousands of nsa documents, the last thing you want to do is read them. >> i think it is fair to be concerned about did this person do enough were they careful enough. >> joining me live brian steinburg, senior tv editor for variety magazine. first of all, good to see you. >> good to be here. >> the texture of it a mix of humor, you hear the chuckles seriousness. >> he challenged edward snowden, what he did, what he has done and the impact he has had. it was

television sitting down with an interview with john oliver. >> i did this to give the american people a chance to decide for themselves the kinds of government they want to have. that is a conversation that i think the american people deserve to decide. >> oliver traveled to russia to interview snowden. he has seeking asylum. he told john oliver his attempt to shed light. >>> michael roberts said he suffered from ptsd when he returned tosyl january life and tried to commit suicide twice. he says surviving inspired him to make this walk. he started in wisconsin last saturday. plans to walk 40-miles a day until he has crossed 18 states including california. he wants to inspire struggling vets and let everyone know about the day-to-day challenges amputee veterans face. >> they get stabilized and then sent is here to a facility here in this country and about a year or two later they just get in car and go home and that is it. >> robert says he will have a go pro camera with him. he plans to ask people he meets along the way to record their thoughts of gratitude for veterans as a way top s

i don't watch john oliver's show but now i want to because i thought that was brilliant. and that's what it is. what makes it funny is that it was so smart. it was like i don't know, like you said he was asking all the right questions. you're like how has no one asked him this before. it was great. and to see him caught off guard was the best. he's like "i should have read all of them, why didn't i read all of them, now i can't answer and i'm not a hero." you can see him getting insecurity and i love it. >> a lot of people were surprised and i think edward snowden himself was surprised he got controversial. >> they looked at edward snowden and said what are the costs of that? you revealing sources and methods and edward snowden stepped back and said, oh, yeah, that's a problem. and oliver goes no, that's an f -- maybe fake beep that i don't know. there's a difference between revealing what your government is doing and the places and facts that get people killed. >> i thought it was brilliant. you know what i love more about this piece even? he showed a clip of msnbc doing

and they're from comedian john oliver. got some laughs but he did not pull any punches. >> how many of those documents have you actually read? >> i do understand what i turned over. >> there's a difference between understanding what's in the documents and reading what's in the documents. >> i recognize the concern -- >> because when you're handing over thousands of nsa documents, the last thing you want to do is read them. >> simon rosenburg is a former clinton campaign adviser and david avella is the chairman of gopac. we want to get focused on this interview because some of these late-night comedy shows, a lot of people watch them, believe it or not to get their political news. and in this case, it seemed like edward snowden simon, thought maybe he was just going to have a walk in the park with this interview and it was nothing like that. >> no. the interview was incredibly funny. it's also as you pointed out, john oliver really put snowden in a place that i don't think any other interviewer had done before. snowden's be

. >>> nsa leaker edward snowden facing tough questions from john oliver.ed to moscow to meet with snowden and conducted the toughest interview since he conducted spy activities. >> how many of those documents have you read? >> i evaluated all of the documents. >> you read every single one? >> i do understand what i turned over. >> there is a difference between understanding what is in the documents and reading what is in the documents. >> i recognize the concern. >> because when you are handing over thousands of nsa documents, the last thing you want to do is read them. "the new york times" took a slide and did not redact it properly. it was easy to see something was used in mosul on al qaeda. >> that's a problem. >> that's a [ bleep ]. >> things did get more lighthearted. oliver showed snowden of people interviewed in times square. one person got a little close thinking he was in charge of the web site wikileaks. >>> the furious 7 left other pictures eating its dust with a record $144 million at the box office. this is the seventh film of the franchise. t

plus we talk to manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather on their upcoming fight. >>> comedian john oliver us in the studio. >>> finally, fans waiting for the royal baby to arrive got a special delivery on tuesday. the duke and duchess of cambridge sent pastries to the die hards waiting outside. some have camped there for more than a week. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm alison harmelin have a great day. thankswatching. i'm alison harmelin have a great day. h te bridge, just a few cars on the road and haze. >> a little dewy. >> fog, a little moisture. >> dirt on the camera. something. >> it's something. [ laughter ] >> we are going to get to the bottom of it. >> we are. good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, april 29. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy "hump day," everybody. time to rise and shine at this wonderful hour of 4:30. we have the gang in today. roberta is going to tell us about another hot one on tap today. >> i vote on 2 and 3. a little haze and dirt on the camera. that's what's working this morning. we

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comedian john oliver traveled to meet snowden.ttle tense when he was asked about leaking so much classified material. >> how many of those documents have you actually read? >> i've evaluated all the documents that are in the archive. >> you've read every single one? >> well i do understand what i turned over. >> there's a difference between understanding what's in the documents and reading what's in the documents. >> i recognize the concern. >> because when you're handing over thousands of nsa documents, the last thing you want to do is read them. >> in my defense, i'm not handling anything anymore. that's been passed to the journalists and they're using extraordinary security measures to make sure this is reported in a responsible way. >> "the new york times" took a slide, it redacted properly and in the end it was possible to see that something was being use in mosul in al qaeda. that's a [ bleep ] up. >> it is. we have to understand that this is a fundamental concept of liberty liberty. >> right, but you have to own that. you'r

john oliver grilled snowden about the vast reserves of u.s.secrets he exposed, check this out. >> how many of those documents have you actually read? >> i've evaluated all of the documents in the archive. >> you've read every single one? >> i do understand what i turned over. >> there's a difference between understanding what's in the documents and reading what's in the documents. >> i recognize the concern. >> because when you're handing over thousands of nsa documents, the last thing you want to do is read them. so the "the new york times" took a slide, didn't redact it properly and in the end it was possible for people to see that something was being used in mosul on al qaeda. >> that is a problem. >> well that's a [ bleep ]. >> and that's something we're not allowed to say on this channel. oliver did eventually lighten up demonstrating how little americans do know about edward snowden. thanks for watching everybody. wolf starts right now. >>> hello. i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. in washington. 8 p.m. in nairobi. wherever you're watching

as we notice john oliver doesn't always substitute real journalist for jokes, but he went to moscow toedward snowden, who oliver called the most famous hero and/or traitor in recent american history. what ended up being a very tough journalistic interview that aired on sunday. snowden is the former national security agency subcontractor who made headlines in 2013 when he leaked classified documents to the media on the government's domestic surveillance program. oliver confronted snowden about his knowledge of those documents and the possible harmful consequences of his actions. >> how many of those documents have you actually read? >> i have evaluated all the of 9 documents that are in the archives. >> you've read every single one? >> well i do understand what i turned over. >> there's a difference between understanding what's in the documents and reading what's in the documents. >> i recognize the concern. >> because when you're handing over thousands of nsa documents, the last thing you want to do is read them. >> in my defense, i'm not handling anything anymore. that's been passed t

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snowden told john oliver his intend was to shed light on sweeping u.s. programs that gather information on american citizens. >>> planned closure between bart's fruitvale meant big delays for riders. over the weekend bart started replacing 3,000 feet of rail. it's the first of 11 planned weekend track closures that will last into the summer. during the closures bart is running a bus bridge between fruitvale and coliseum. there is no extra charge for it but you can expect delays up to an hour. bart is working with the warriors and the a's to make sure service won't be disrupted during their games. >>> coming up in our next hour of mornings on 2, we are following breaking news from oakland just getting word of a chase on city streets involving a stolen car. we'll have a live report. >> also a gruesome discovery made inside of a san francisco home filled with debris. what police are saying about a body found in the heaps of trash. >>> breaking news out of oakland. a trail of destruction left after an early-morning chase through city streets. the details we

host john oliver grills edward snowden on the leaked n.s.a. documents. we will look at the week ahead. cuba the issues on the agenda of the upcoming summits of the may. >> america's first climate refugees >> this is probably a hurricane away from it being gone. >> who's to blame? >> 36% of land lost was caused by oil and gas industry... >> ...and a fight to save america's coastline. >> we have kinda made a deal with the devil >> fault lines al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... award winning investigative documentary series... the disappearing delta only on al jazeera america >> part of al jazeera america's >> special month long evironmental focus fragile planet >> welcome to al jazeera america. here's a look at today's top stories. ukrainian president poroshenko said he would be open to giving a voice to pro-russian separatists. >> a parliamentary commission is drafting amendments that would let separatists vote on giving regions more autonomy. >> talks to en

. >>> and then john oliver interviewed edward snowden. oliver has become quite a journalist. take a look. >> they're using these capabilities to make us vulnerable to them, and then saying, wow, i have a gun pointed at your head, i'm not going to pull the trigger. trust me. >> sam oliver has started to a . newspapers begin to follow up. he's doing a great job. >> i know you're a fan. >> amazing access, too. where was that, in russia? >> yeah, i believe it was russia. some people go on vacation. or people go there to work. >> landon missed you, christina missed you. i didn't want you to position t can't miss you. nice to see you. >> happy to have you back. >>> and we're also very happy to hear about the fact that we'll be getting another round of rain later tonight. >> here is christina are loren. >> what am i, chopped liver? i'm always here. and i'm happy to be here. but we sure did miss you, scott mcgrew. 36 degree this is the north bay to start. we're at 42 in the tri-valley and 43 in the south bay. and i would not miss that storm for my life. as you know, fwheed the rain s

. >>> when we come back, edward snowden, meet john oliver.lley" continues. ♪ >>> last week, tonight host john oliver taking on famed nsa whistle blower edward snowden on his show. he asked snowden if people simply didn't care enough about government surveillance because it's just too complicate sfwld there's no doubt it is a critical conversation, but it is a conversation that we have the capacity to have because it's so complicated, we don't fundamentally understand it? >> it is a challenging conversation. i mean, it's difficult for most people to even concept all liez. it's massively complex and so much of it is visible. >> let me stop you right there, edward. this is the whole problem. >> right. >> this is the whole problem. i glaze over. it's like the it guy comes into the office and you go oh [ bleep ]. >> they're calling it a jurnistic comedy, a big coup for hbo and oliver when went longer than the 30 minutes on sunday. >> feels a little bit weird, though. what happened with edward snowden, very serious. are we ready to laugh at that ye

john oliver interviewed edward snowden last night. the tough questions, did snowden read everything he released. the answer, not really. though snowden points out the material was vetted out p by journalists. and he also says u.s. government routinely monitors our e-mail and mentions g-mail in particular. we'll try to get reaction there google late ar this morning p. >>> thank you very much. one final check of the top stories. are jurors could deliver a verdict in the boston marathon bombing trial. if convicted, tsarnaev could face the death penalty. >>> and earthquakes raised horn $10,500,000 f o $10,500 for the family of the officer killed in the line of duty. p. >>> and wind, chilly temperatures, snow headed our way. the most complete change is rain and there is a lot more on the way. coming storm also expected to bring one to two feet of snow in the sierra and christina has been saying even maybe a dusting on our local tops. >> yeah, maybe 3 to 6 inches on mounts hamilton. and we have a camera up there, so we'll show that yw you t

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john oliver. the program is called "last week tonight with john oliver."has to do with edward snowden. an interview he did in moscow. john: did you do this to solve a problem? edward: i did this to give the american people a chance for themselves to decide the kind of government they want to have. that is a conversation that i think the american people deserve to decide. john: no doubt it is a critical conversation, but is it a conversation that we have the capacity to have because it is so complicated we don't fundamentally understand it? edward: it is a challenging conversation. it is difficult for most people to even conceptualize. the problem is the internet is massively complex and so much of it is invisible. service providers, technicians engineers, the phone numbers -- john: let me stop you right there, edward. this is the whole problem. i just glaze over. it is like the i.t. guy comes into the office and you go oh -- don't teach me anything. i don't want to learn. you smell like canned soup. edward: it is a real challenge to figure out how do we co

john oliver flew to russia and conducted a truly remarkable interview with him. >> how many of those documents have you actually read? >> i have evaluated all of the documents that are in the archive. >> you read every single one? >> i do understand what i turned over. >> there is a difference between understanding what is in the documents and reading what is in the documents. >> i recognize the concern. >> when you are handing over thousands of nsa documents, the last thing you want to do is read them. so the "new york times" took a slide, did not redact it properly and in the end it was possible for people to see that something was being used in mosul on al qaeda. >> that is a problem. >> that is [ bleep ]. >> these things do happen in journalism. some mistakes will be made. it is a fundamental concept of liberty. >> you have to own that then. you are giving documents with information that you know could be harmful which could get out there. >> yes. >> what oliver did with snoed sen something sorely lacking in the coverage. he did not lionize him or villainize him. he engaged him.

tv host john oliver questions edward snowden from taking documents from the nsa. >>> new details about why the rape on campus jury was flawed. flawed. aaare >> we are finding out more about what went wrong with the rolling stone's reporting of the university of virginia report. the magazine failed to follow basic rules of reporting the dean stephen cole spoke last hour. he says the writer made several key missteps. >> there is a cautionary tale here about the relationship between the selection of this illustrative narrative and the underlying assumptions that the reporter then became entangled in and it doesn't mean that that methodology shouldn't be ever used, but i think this is an example where you would really learn to be cautious about knowing in advance what it is you think you're trying to illustrate. >> the fraternity implicated in the article,ify phihi kappa alpha. >> voters could put up to three african americans on the city council for the first time in history. >>> former nsa contractor edward snowden, sits down for a conversation that was at teems both funny and confrontat

and john oliver, that's his name, is also here.he comedian blends complex issues with some comedy. he will also weigh in on the changes to late night. the news is back in the morning. we see you at 7:00. i can't wait to talk to the mom. her and a is toya graham. remember that name. >> she is full of energy, i bet. >> i know. she's being praised for the way she hit her son. >> i love the "new york post." you see the cover of the "new york post"? send in the moms. >> don't bring in send in the national guard. send in the moms. >> see you at 7:00. >>> it's 6:52. it's the first morning after a nighttime curfew in baltimore. we'll let you know if it had its intended effect. coming up. >> reporter: police lock down a neighborhood after a gang member apparently shot at one of their officers. we spend a lot of time together. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what a super long time. true. and at first it was all business you know, i'd take him here i'd take him there. everywhere. and over the years, we've really bond

what was going through her mind as she yanked her son away from the protests and john oliver is here, too. how the comedian blengdzs complex issues with comedy. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00 straight up. >> we're all anxious to hear about the baltimore mom. >> love her. see you. >> have a good morning. >>> to use one of your phrases here, this sounds like a day to write home about. >> i think so. i think so. i didn't know where we were going with that. eight going to be a great -- it's going to be a great day, the best day of the workweek. lots of sunshine. you can see it on our michael & son camera. temperatures are going to warm up nicely with a lot of sunshine. if you're walking the dog this morning, runners, you're in store for a treat this morning. it's going to be nice and warm this afternoon but not too warm. we're not there yet where it's country afortable -- uncomfortable to be outside. if you have one of those boats, you're lucky and today is your day. we'll see temperatures warm up nicely, 55 degrees. once you head out into the suburbs it's cooler but it

. >>> late last week -- tonight, rather host john oliver travels to russia to track down edward snowden and oliver didn't pull any punches. >> how many of those documents have you actually read? >> i've evaluated all of the documents in the archives. >> you've read every single one. >> well i do understand what i turned over. >> the difference between understanding what's in a document and reading what's in the documents. >> i recognize the concern. >> when you're handing over thousands of nsa documents, the last thing you want to do is read them. >> snowden also told oliver he misses his country, his family and hot pockets. let's get down to business now with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning, landon. >> hey, milissa, good morning to you. the markets could come under pressure as investors get their first chance to react friday's disappointing jobs report. adding 126,000 jobs last month, well below forecast. the first time in a year fallen short of 200,000. milky mouse getting into fantasy baseball. disney investing $250 million in fantasy sports draft kings, in return draft kings will

. >>> we want to say happy birthday to "last week tonight" show host john oliver. he is 38. opez turns 54 thanks for watching "early today." we hope you have a good one. >>> right now at 4:30. a teenage inmate on the run. why her family is begging her to go back to jail. >>> and caught in the cross fire. a 7-year-old in a bay area hospital this morning after getting struck by a stray bullet. >>> plus they've been robbed repeatedly and the owners of the san mateo store say there's nothing they can do about it. this morning they're blaming the city. >> live look outside this morning. the bay bridge at 4:30. it is thursday april 23rd. and you are watching "today in the bay." >> good thursday morning. it's 4:30. i'm some brach. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots of

i thought it was going to see him grilled again and i'm embarrassed it took john oliver. tom: you are the pro here around i'm the hack. why isn't charlie rose doing there interview? brendan: that is a good question. oliver went to russia and these pictures of edward snowden what he tended to do is appear to conferences over video link but they are very enthusiastic and friendly audiences and he is wrestling with tough questions and he did trust glen greenwauld with the entirety of his leak. tom: if he shows up at dulles or j. j.f.k. he is arrested? brendan: yes. and this is important for the u.s. that other countries even brazil, are reluctant to grant him a visa for fear of angering the u.s. tom: you want to get a cocktail party going mention edward snowden. brendan: there are no easy answers about that and it is something very difficult to talk about. tom: let's move on to china. we have a huge e-mail response to dr. roach's appearance. call it a chill war, not a cold war. politics from another time and place but a distance as the u.s. grapples with a more assertive chin

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. >> tv host john oliver questions edward snowdon about leaking documents from the nsa. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. it is 10:45 eastern taking a look at today's top stories. the epa is investigating the dangerous chemical that may have caused a family of four to get sick on vacation. the family may have been exposed to a pesticide at their hotel in in the virgin islands. the chemical was banned for indoor use in is the 1984 but is still used for agriculture use. >>> in north carolina a hearing for accused killer of three muslims. >>> the attorneys for aaron hernandez will be beginning their case for his murder trial. he has pleaded not guilty for orchestrateing the death of a semi pro football players in in 2013. >>> fighting today with thousands trapped. isil and the syrian government has been battling for control. the u.n. officials call the situation beyond inhumane. >> they speak of incredible fear. these are some of the people that managed to get out of yarmouk. they aired these pictures showing how the army and palestinian factions helped them get to safety. >> isil cal

defended revealing classified information exposing the nsa extensive surveillance programs but john oliverlet him off easily. >> how many of those documents have you actually read? >> i've evaluated all of the documents in the archive. >> you've read every single one? >> i do understand what i turned over. >> the difference between understanding what is in the documents and reading what's in the documents. >> i recognize the concern -- >> because when you're handing over thousands of nsa documents, the last thing you want to do is read them. >> in my defense i'm not handling anything anymore, that's been passed to journalists and using extraordinary security measures. >> the new york times took a slide, didn't redakt it properly and in the end it was possible for people to see that something was being used in mosul on al qaeda. >> that is a problem. >> that's a [ bleep ] -- >> it's [ bleep ] up. >> and these things do happen in reporting. in journalism we have to expect some mistakes will be made. this is a fundamental concept of liberty. >> but you have to own that then. you're giving doc

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. >> and here is one of my favorite people john oliver. tonight with john oliver. and this las to do with edward snowden an interview he did in moscow. >> did you do this to solve a problem? >> i did this to give the american people a chance to decide for themselves the kind of government they want to have. that is a conversation that i think the american people deserve to decide. >> there's no doubt it is a critical conversation. but is it a conversation that we have the capacity to have? because it's so complicated we don't fundamentally understand it. >> it is a challenging conversation. i mean it's difficult for most people to even conceptualize. the problem is these are massively complex and some of of it is invisible. service providers technicians engineers the phone numbers -- >> let me stop you right there, edward. because this is the whole problem. >> right. >> this is the whole problem. i glaze over because it's like the it guy comes into your office and you go oh -- >> in fairness-- don't teach me anything. i don't want to learn

. >> that's how hbo's john oliver recently parodied the business interests of today's national collegiate athletic association, also known as the ncaa. mr. oliver has a point. today, the ncaa's annual revenue is estimated at around $1 billion. most of this income is from tv networks that pay the ncaa for the rights to show its annual basketball tournament. but for the lavish salaries of the ncaa are attracting increasing attention. whereas ncaa president mark emmert made $1.7 million in the 2011 calendar year, his athletes are treated quite differently. in recent years, the ncaa's unpaid athletes have been penalized for signing autographs, receiving discount services and even for eating free food. so today, a rising tide of voices is arguing that collegiate athletes must be compensated beyond their educational scholarships. here's how espn basketball analyst, jay bilas, explains the argument. >> why would we deny athletes the right to fair market value and compensation in this multibillion-dollar business when no other student is restricted from being compensated, let alone coaches and ad

he sat down for an interview with john oliver. >> i did this to give the american people a chance toe for themselves the kind of government they want to have. that is a conversation that i think the american people deserve to decide. >> now, john oliver flew to russia to interview sloeden. the former contractor has been seeking asylum since he leaked thousands of documents. snowden said his intent was to reveal sweeping u.s. programs that collect information on americans. >>> back here at home, a planned b.a.r.t. station closure between the fruitvale and coliseum stations meant major delays for riders. now, over the weekend, b.a.r.t. started to replace 3,000 feet of rail. it's the first of 11 planned weekend track closures that will last into into the summer. b.a.r.t. is running a bus bridge between those stations. no extra charge but you can expect delays up to an hour. >>> the wisconsin badgers and duke plays for the ncaa championship tonight. the badgers beat undefeated kentucky on saturday night to advance to the championship game. wisconsin's only ncaa title game back in 1941. d

tomorrow night, there's a a screening hosted by john oliver, who we love, over at the beacon theater.to go as well. [ cheers and applause ] [ talking over each other ] everyone has tickets to go see "monty python" tomorrow! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ check out the tribeca film festival's 40th anniversary celebration of "monty python and the holy grail," as well as their new documentary "monty python: the meaning of live." lunchmoney lewis performs for us after the break. there he is in the xbox green room! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey. join us again tomorrow night! his giant new movie, "jurassic world," hits theaters this summer. chris pratt will be here! [ cheers and applause ] plus, from "avengers: age of ultron," elizabeth olsen will be dropping by! and we'll be featuring some great young inventors in our latest installment of "fallonventions." these kids, they're supersmart. they have really good inventions. their inventions are always better than mine. but i think i have good ideas. but no one likes my ideas. like, i came up with the idea of in