. >> what happened to kurt martin?he took my film in his underwear and peddled -- he was supposed to go to the ap office, but he got lost on side streets. he was trying to avoid the gunfire. he went to the u.s. embassy and gave them the film. he told them, this is very important, and it needs to get to the associated press office. fortunately, the embassy passed it on to ap. he risked his life to get that film. if it wasn't for kirk, i would have never had that photo. it would have never been seen. i owe him a lot. >> did anybody else photographed the same scene? >> there were initially three other photographers. there was charlie cole, stuart franklin, and arthur song. recently, terrell jones, he found a ground-level image that recently showed up, a different angle that nobody else had. >> was it an interesting angle? >> it was interesting in the seee that you can sort of what was happening on the ground level with the angle and how far away the tanks were. closen't as sharp or as as the other photos, but historically

folks i mean martin and this is breaking the set to we've got a very special show for you today featured in the exclusive sit down interview with two and a say whistleblowers bill binnie and kurt levy so let's get to it and let's break the sad. please please a little very hard to tell are. you ever had sex with the other three there's no. such. little. sleep. tomorrow marks the one year anniversary since the first bombshell story broke i'm sorry tomorrow marks the one year since the first bombshell story broke based on top secret leaked documents provided by national security agency contractor edward snowden over the past year we've learned that the n.s.a. is using a multitude of programs with names like prism and boundless informant to engage in massive dragnet surveillance of every american citizen and these revelations have completely redefined the notion of intelligence gathering and shed light on technologies that were in comprehensible mere years ago but to former n.s.a. insiders saw the rise of the surveillance state long before the world knew edward snowden's name bill benny was an n.s.a. technical director from one nine hundred sixty five to two thousand and one revie