leaker edward snowden. they claimed the n.s.a. also bugged the european union's

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leaker edward snowden. major garrett has white house reaction.hat cyclospora outbreak has made hundreds sick, but where is it coming from? >> i don't know what to buy. i don't where to go eat. >> schieffer: dr. jon lapook has the latest on the investigation. and this was a six-year-old when he came to america. this is him now. elaine quijano on how an afghan boy got his childhood back.

and nsa leaker edward snowden gets asylum. both are being celebrated in some circles, but are they really heroes? >>> welcome to "the journal editorial report." well, if you fund it, you're for it. that's the message this week from a group ofseative lawmakers to fellow republicans as they continue their push to make defunding obama care part of a deal to keep the government running past september. the plan, which could result in a government shutdown, is being met with resistance by some in the gop, with critics calling it political suicide. florida senator rubio had this message for the skeptical senators. >> if we pass this, you did not do everything you could. you paid for this. you doubled down on it. in ways that will have harm to our country. this is our last best chance. >> joining the panel this week, "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan he ddinger. assistant editor james freeman. and washington columnist kim strasle. so, dan, this rubio strategy, what do you think of it? >> i think it's probably -- ot

leaker edward snowden has left the moscow airport. abc7 news katie marzullo is machine toring the developments. katie? >> edward snowden has live the airport and can stay in russia for a year and the whereabouts will be kept a secret from edward snowden's russian attorney. he says snowden left the transit zone of moscow and entered russia. he has been hiding out at the airport if seven weeks. the russian news agency quotes the attorney as saying that he has been granted a year asylum in russia. his location in russia is kept secret for security reasons. the united states has demanded russia send snowed were home but president putin has dismissed the request saying that snowden can stay as long as he stops leaking united states secrets and the tone says that snowed were has accepted that condition. we know yesterday that the british newspaper "the good an" revealed another n.s.a. data collection patrol allowing agents to see everything you have done on the intent without a search warrant and after the article was published snowden came

and russia, they are rising now that russia has granted temporary asylum to nsa leaker edward snowdenthe u.s. wants snowden returned so he can face charges and plus what leverage do they have now? joining us is kevin surilly. good morning, kevin. >> good morning, betty. >> first thing i want to ask you, what does russia have to gain by defying the request to release snowden? >> that's a good question. i think as we head into next month's g 8 summit in st. petersberg where there would be a meeting between president barack obama and putin, that gives them leverage. john mccain and chuck schumer, two different parties both calling this an embarrassment and an awful situation and saying that perhaps president obama should reconsider miss trip next month. >> yeah. you know, on the whole what does this do to the relationship between russia and the u.s.? are we going to see it continue to deteriorate because of this? >> i think it's definitely a strain. president obama has said publicly he wants to crack down on these leaks. this is the worst leak in his administration and i think it comes a

all the links for tonight's #click3 on our website, allinwithchris.com. >>> right now, nsa leaker edward snowdens a free man. of sorts. this morning snowden walked out of the moscow airport transit zone where he spent the last five weeks, after the russian government granted his request for temporary asylum. allowing him to live anywhere in the country for up to one year. it's the moment everybody's been waiting for. undeniable hit to u.s./russian relations and one that has elicited outrage from all corners of the capital. what today's events mean for how we understand what edward snowden did and what happens next for snowden, now that he's out of reach from the u.s. for up to a year. joining me tonight from rhode island, john schindler, former nsa officer, professor at the u.s. naval war college. and here at the table is dinah pokempner, general counsel for human rights watch. human rights watch said snowden had a legitimate asylum claim. what distinguishes asylum on the one hand to people just being refugees from justice, just fleeing the fact they were accused of a crime, they've been indicte

nsa secret leaker edward snowden has left moscow's airport. n an hour ago we heard snowden had papers allowing him to leave. he's been granted one year temporary asylum in russia. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live in washington, d.c. with the latest details for us. good morning, tracie. >> reporter: hi, laura. good morning. this comes after he had been stuck in the airport over a month since june 23rd, just a short time ago we got word through his attorney that he has now officially left the airport. nbc news confirmed that he's gone, no long her the transit zone of the moscow airport. so where is edward snowden? that's the question for the last four or five weeks. we know he's staying in russia. at this point he's been granted that one-year temporary asylum, papers in hand. what we don't know is where he is in russia. his attorney says that is being kept secret for security purposes because of what he said, because of his concerns. he's very concerned about security. of course, all of this came after he leaked information about top secret

. >> and then russia spits in president obama's eye and gives asylum to nsa leaker edward snowden. next month's summit in russia still go on? can the white house let this happen without any response? all those stories and much more coming up on the "kudlow report" beginning right now. >> good evening, everyone. i'm larry kudlow. this is the "kudlow report." first up tonight, very strong start for stocks this month. the dow and s&p closing at record highs. by the way, it's the first time the s&p has closed above 1,700 points. with yesterday's dovish fed statement, you got solid earnings this quarter and some positive economic data with today's jobless claims. are we in the perfect climate for stocks? we never are but we have to ask our distinguished experts. first up, dennis gartman and we have ed bartowski. i want to go to my pal dennis gartman. you know better than i do, there's never a perfect scenario. when you think everything is perfect, it's not perfect. i wanted to ask you as you see the world, where's the fly in this ointment going to come from? >> well, i guess, larry, the

. >>> the father of nsa leaker edward snowden plans to visit his son in russia very soon. lon snowden hasn't talked to his son since he left the u.s. he wants to discuss a legal strategy to fight charges in this country. susan mcginnis reports. >> reporter: edward snowden's father wants his son to have his day in american court. >> where my son chooses to live the rest of his life will be his decision, but i would like at some point in time he should come back to the u.s. because i believe the truth will shine through. >> reporter: lon plans to meet his son in moscow to discuss ways to fight the espionage charges against the contractors. he's been granted asylum for one year. his father is not open to a plea deal. >> the only deal will be true justice. >> snowden is accused of leaking classified nsa information. his revelations have sparked debate about u.s. surveillance practices, and late last week president obama vowed to make the program more transparent and accountable. >> some steps to make americans more comfortable will actually make americans less safe. >> reporte

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thursday the founder of the love a bit encrypted email service reportedly used by leaker edward snowden announced the company would be shutting down in a mess to in a message posted on the site's website love a bit owner dar leveson said quote i have been forced to make a difficult decision to become complacent in crimes against the american people or walk away from nearly ten years of hard work by shutting down lava bit yet the circumstances of the shutdown remains mysterious amid the controversy of edward snowden's revelations that companies are receiving secret u.s. court orders to provide the government with user content love of bits message includes a section explaining how the government stopped leveson from sharing his story and ends in a warning without congressional action or a strong judicial presence i would strongly recommend against anyone trusting their private data to a company with physical ties to the united states silence circle as an encrypted e-mail service similar to that of love a bit and yesterday preemptively shut down its fall in love the bits closure they say t

. >>> tonight, the father of nsa leaker edward snowden is speaking out, saying his son is not a traitorand though snowden's father says he believes in the american justice system, he does not think his son would get a fair trial if he returns from russia. abc's susan saulny in washington tonight. >> as a father, i want my son to come home. >> reporter: today, in an exclusive interview with abc's george stephanopoulos, lon snowden, father of fugitive nsa leaker edward snowden, said plans have been made to reunite in russia. >> you're going to moscow? >> reporter: bruce fein is the family's lawyer and says it will happen very soon. >> we have visas, we have a date which we won't disclose because of the frenzy. >> reporter: the purpose of trip -- to come up with a criminal defense against charges of espionage. >> what i would like is for this to be vetted in open court for the american people to have all the facts. >> reporter: but the elder snowden is not convinced his son could get a fair trial. >> when you consider many of the statements made by our leaders, they have poisoned the well,

. >>> tonight, the father of nsa leaker edward snowden is speaking out, saying his son is not a traitor. and though snowden's father says he believes in the american justice system, he does not think his son would get a fair trial if he returns from russia. abc's susan saulny in washington tonight. >> as a father, i want my son to come home. >> reporter: today, in an exclusive interview with abc's george stephanopoulos, lon snowden, father of fugitive nsa leaker edward snowden, said plans have been made to reunite in russia. >> you're going to moscow? >> reporter: bruce fein is the family's lawyer and says it will happen very soon. >> we have visas, we have a date which we won't disclose because of the frenzy. >> reporter: the purpose of trip -- to come up with a criminal defense against charges of espionage. >> what i would like is for this to be vetted in open court for the american people to have all the facts. >> reporter: but the elder snowden is not convinced his son could get a fair trial. >> when you consider many of the statements made by our leaders, they have poisoned the wel

leaker edward snowden. major garrett on the strained relations. u.s.ke out more suspected terrorists in yemen as s e government there claims it has stopped planned attacks by al qaeda. bob orr has the latest. lalospora makes still more americans sick. dr. jon lapook reports the outbreak has exposed a gap in the technology needed to trace the source of dangerous diseases. and anthony mason with the man who had the right stuff to chronicle the civil rights movement. >> i was skinny, i was quick, i was fast. the cops couldn't catch me. . captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

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>>mark:n-s-a leaker edward snowden has left the moscow airport and entered russia. apers allowing him to leave the moscow airport this morning. snowden had been held in the airport since june 23rd since his arrival from hong kong. according to his lawyer. he has been granted one year temporary asylum in russia. the u.s. is charging him with espionage for leaking the existence of nsa surveillance programs. meantime, president obama is inviting a bipartisan group of lawmakers to the white house today to discuss their concerns about the national security agency's surveillance programs. the top democrats and republicans on the house and senate intelligence panels will attend. the meeting comes as lawmakers concerned about privacy are pushing to rein in the n-s-a's authority. obama's national security team is arguing to keep its surveillance powers intact while acknowledging some limitations appear inevitable. >>darya:secretary of state john kerry is hoping to improve u.s. relations with pakistan. he's meeting today in islamabad with newly elected prime minister and pakis

we talked earlier about nsa leaker edward snowden being granted asylum for a year. he moscow airport where he's been stuck since arriving june 23rd. the white house said russia's actions could put a planned summit in russia in jeopardy. republican senator lindsey graham said, quote, americans in washington should consider this a game changer in our relationship with vush sha. today's actions by the russian government could not be more of provocative and is a sign of disrespect. what does your gut tell you? do you agree edward snowden being granted temporary a psy lunl and being allowed to leave is a game changer. go to facebook.com/newsnation. take a look at what "news nation" said yesterday. do you agree with a federal court decision not to require the government obtaining a warrant to track cell phones. 57% of you said yes, 43 no. that does it for this edition of "news nation." i'm tamron hall. "the cycle" is up. he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my kn

it's not just putin's decision to grant asylum to fugitive nsa leaker edward snowden. he has also defied the u.s. by selling heavy weapons to the syrian government as its accused of slaughtering its own people. the president vented about it last night with jay leno. >> there have been times where they slipped back into cold war thinking and a cold war mentality. what i say to president putin is, that's the past. >> putin seems to be like one of those old school kgb guys. >> he headed up the kgb. >> reporter: today in a speech, to marines at camp pendleton in california, the president alluded to the bigger crises he is confronting, the terror threats that has forced the closing of embassies throughout the middle east. >> as for these extremists, here's what those who would cowardly attack our civilians don't get. the united states is never going to retreat from the world. we don't get terrorized. >> reporter: the embassies will remain closed until at least the end of the week. with the president's national security team staying on high alert. as one senior official told

>>> nsa leaker edward snowden is now out of the moscow airport and has been given temporary asylum insideouse says it's, quote, very disappointed by russia's decision. joining us now is former moscow bureau chief jill dougherty, fareed zakaria and michael just wrote about snowden calling this putin's latest insult to obama. let's start with you, fareed. senator graham, and he's going to be joining us in the next hour, lindsey graham, says the u.s. now have a firm response to what the russians did. what do you think? >> i would tend to agree. putin did not need to do this. he seemed quite sensitive to the diplomatic importance of maintaining good relations with the united states. he seems to have decided at the end of the day, as far as can i tell, he's playing to a cheap nationalist pop later in russia. the russians do view snowden as a hero for taking on the big, bad united states. there is a scheduled summit at the end of the g-20 meeting. i think mr. obama should decide he has more pressing engagements at home and for unavoidable reasons not do it. in typical diplomatic fashion he shou

as we have reported this morning, in asnsa leaker edward snowden is out of moscow airport and he has ed one-year asylum in russia. snowden had been held in the airport since june 23rd, since his arrival from hong kong. we asked our viewers what you think of the latest developments. >> karen andersen , snowden's revelations do not threaten u.s. security, but reveal our loss of security and liberty as u.s. citizens. >> denyse ingram, only time will tell whether he is a trader or a hero. we are fools if we think everything our government does is beyond reproach. he is just showing us what we already know in our hearts is true, but we are too afraid to admit it. >> pam kiotovich, only one year?? cu? american hero we must stand behind him! >> join the conversation by first liking the kron4 facebook page. then you can sound off below the story. >> we will be right back. >> welcome back. we are watching wall street with our financial expert rob black. >> the s&p 500 is crossing the 1700 mark for the first time ever. >> i was looking at the numbers and they came in at 327,000, this is the fir

coming up on kron 4-- new revelations coming from n-s-a leaker edward snowden. t the government tool that tracks and stores what you do online. new information from n-s-a leaker edward snowden. now he reveals how a surveillance program known as "keyscore". allows the government to track everything you do online, with no authorization needed. grant lodes is here to >> remember when it was just cell phones and e=mails? not any more. every day the huge government data-banks are scooping up more than 1=billion pieces of information of all kinds. and all it takes to put you in the files. is this simple form with your e-mail address. the new revelations are in the british guardian newspaper, from the same reporter who broke snowden's story last month. >> "it's a program run by the nsa to collect all activity, anything they can collect, store it and then allow their analysts, to search find out what your emails say, what internet sites you've visited, what google search terms you've entered and pretty much everything you do on the internet. it's pretty much all purpose

moscow has granted asylum to nsa leaker edward snowden.relations are complicated because of what she calls russia's identity crisis. >> there's a lot similar in the way russia has behaved over the years. i think the united states would like to have a partnership relationship with russia. however, it takes two to reset. i think that part of the issue is the russians are going through an identity crisis of their own having been the other super power. i remember going there in '91 and the people were embarrassed. they would say we have caused so much trouble and yet they had an identity issue. they say now we're just bangladesh with missiles. part of what's happened is this identity crisis and what i find really depressing is the role that russia is playing in what is going on in syria. it's not one where there's a sense that they can be partners in bringing peace and stability but much too much involved with their own image at this time. i think that the u.s. can try as hard as it wants to but if president putin has different views it's diff

leaker, edward snowden, leaves the moscow airport.reveals his new location. >> only four days until a second possible bart strategic. today's union employees will try to rally support from the public. >> in ohio, the man who held three women captive for a decade in cleveland will learn his fate from a judge, with sentencing for ariel castro in minutes. >> thanks for joining us. >> it is looking different this morning. >> the extra sunshine from yesterday spilled over the clearness overnight with clouds just now coming back. why think they will hang around along. it is dry this morning. no drizzle. no mist. our day planner around the bay, clouds are gathering and temperatures are holding in the

scheduled meeting with russian president vladimir putin following his countries granting nsa leaker edward snowden temporary asylum. mr. obama said a paul's was needed. as for snowden? >> i don't think he was a patriot. if he in fact leaves what he did is right, then like every american citizen, he can appear before the court with a lawyer and make his case. a the president announced four-point plan for addressing concerns about the nsa surveillance program, including an outside panel to look at the situation and report act by the end of the year. he said it is not enough for him to have confidence in the system. the mayor can people must have it, too. guys question ma? >> the nsa leaks have led to surveillance changes in germany. say they willers automatically encrypt customers e-mails. budget telecom ceo said that germans are startled by the information. it is not clear if the german security services would have a key to decrypt e-mails. >> shortly before president obama's news conference about the nsa, he signed legislation into law to temporarily reduce rates on government student loans. inter

edward snowden today. he's smiling in russia. not only that. think about what future leakers will think. futurer leakers will think if i leak like edward snowden did i can get the president to respond to my agenda and get asylum in another country. he set a preaccidents there will be future edward snowdens. there will be ton of other cases like this. >> to me, the nsa is going to be furious over this, the other intelligence agencies. he just in one fell swoop lay it on a friday afternoon in august changes the whole game and sets this on a course that they are going to have massive legislative bouts. let's move on. another topic from the president's press room his choice for the next federal reserve chairman. please take a listen. >> i think both larry summers and janet yellen are highly qualified candidates. there are a couple of other candidates who are highly qualified as well. i'll make the decision in the fall. >> i want to go to you, you're a democrat. you're on the democratic side. you understand obama in ways that i probably don't. what did he just say? in fact, what is he saying a

for the united states to boycott the 2013 winter olympics in russia. >>> the father of nsa leaker edward snowden has applied to travel to russia. the two haven't spoken since the contractor disclosed top surveillance program. they hope to discuss snowden's status in the united states where he has been charged with espionage. >>> here's kristy breslin again at wjz traffic control. >> hi, mary. hi, everyone. friday afternoon chaos, mixed with a lot of rain out there. watch for delays now. northbound 95, from the beltway on the southwest side, going all the way over to riverside parkway. it's going to take a good 45 minutes to get through. on the top side inner loop, stop and go there. west side inner loop. moving quite slowly there, from 895, approaching 795. but as far as 70 goes, trouble in both directions, westbound from the beltway to marriottsville road. and east makes your way tord the beltway. harrisburg expressway, and as far as accidents go, route 22. gilford. and also, security boulevard at green gauge road. let's take a live look. as you can see things creeping along there. we'll take a

lawmakers are criticizing the president's plan by nsa programs exposed by leaker edward snowden. >> he's failed to explain these programs which are lawful, which save lives. >> we need to do better in educating our public so they are are not fearful that we the government are violating their privacy. the worm director of the nsa added oversight to hurt a key part of the program moving quickly to protect national security. >> so you need to be careful about how many processes you put in there. the >> reporter: the leak seemed to push russian relations to a post cold war low. president obama has now canceled the meeting with russian president vladimir putin originally scheduled for next month. some lawmakers want a stronger gesture. >> mr. putin does not have united states' russia relationships in any priority. and treating them in a realistic fashion. that's the way to treat mr. putin, not just canceling a meeting. >> reporter: snowden's father continues to defend his son who he is prepared to visit him in russia after recently securing the papers he needs to travel. smanl lifts argue tha

it was russia's refusal to extradite nsa leaker edward snowden even after appeals including a personal phone call from president obama to putin that was the last straw. the president showed frustration last night on "the tonight show". >> there have been times when they slip back into cold war thinking and a cold war mentality. what i consistently say to them and what i say to president putin is that's the past. >> reporter: mr. obama will still attend the g-20 economic summit taking place in st. petersburg, russia. he's snubbing putin in moscow. >> the relationship with russia doesn't have to get worse. it has to get better. we may be at a low point now. it's the time to find ways to make it better. >> reporter: to say the two have no personal chemistry is an understatement. from the first time they met outside moscow after mr. obama took office to their june meeting in northern ireland when putin awkwardly rebuffed the president's attempt to lighten the mood. >> the president wants to relax me with his statement. >> reporter: the leaders couldn't be more different. put ds in flamboya

. >> coming up next on abc7 news, edward snowden is on the move. the n.s.a. leaker has finally left the moscow airport and granted asylum. >> big changes in drugstores: controversial contraception >> new this morning, n.s.a. leaker edward snowden has live the moscow airport after being granted temporary asylum in russia. here is a picture of his new passport. it says he is allowed to stay in russia for a year through next july. he has been camped out in moscow airport for seven weeks since arriving from monday -- monday congress after releasing classified details about the n.s.a. security system. >> southwest is charge $200,000 for bad practices promoting $100 or less flight for february but did not have enough seats available in a number of cities and they advertised $66 when way fare in march but did not have any seats available at that price. the department says southwest engaged in unfair and deceptive practices in both cases. the airline has not yet responded. >> proof that a big controversy can boost business. rolling stone issue of boston marathon bombing bos

francisco jose garzon almow is under investigation but has not been charged. >>> national security leaker edward snowden could be getting company in russia, as early as next week. snowden's father has applied for a travel visa to russia, in hopes of seeing his son. lon snowden says he's been unable to speak to his son since he leaked the documents. the elder snowden says he wants to make sure edward is is aware of his legal situation in the united states. >>> prosecutors are aware of their sentencing in the army court-martial of private bradley manning. they wrapped up the session in fort meade. manning was convicted of leaking classified documents to the anti-secrecy website, wikileaks. he faces up to 90 years in prison when sentenced by a judge. >>> drugs and death. the maryland health department is addressing a 15% hike in fatal drug overdoses in maryland. pat warren reports. >> reporter: cecil county has a problem with drugs. >> it's so bad here. like very, very bad. >> cecil county is seeing a nearly 800% increase, nearly do you double the number statewide, of people admitted for treatment for pres

edward snowden really safe in russia? one expert says he should watch his back. and we mean this literally. susan candiotti is "outfront." >> reporter: nsa leakerden better watch his back or some say he could suffer the same fate as former cia defector edward lee howard. >> his usefulness might not last forever. >> reporter: robert stone has written an open letter to snowden, comparing his case to edward lee howard's, the only cia employee to defect to the soviet union. in this video posted on youtube, howard's defection is described, as cnn has reported, howard was trained as a spy to be stationed in moscow. but he was forced to resign after failing a lie detector test before ever being sent to the soviet union. howard moved to new mexico in 1982 and experts say plotted his revenge. >> he contacted the soviet consulate here in washington and said i'm a cia officer, i have secrets, i know what we do in moscow and i'm available. >> reporter: howard eventually made it to russia in 1986 and gets asylum. howard's info to the russians resulted in the execution of a scientist. when american producer stone met howard in 1993, he was living in a russia

kelly: and you also talk about the nsa leaker, edward snowden. is that the proper forum?ot. >> he'll be asked today by the press. kelly: i understand that. but does the media give him a pass for not coming to the white house press corps first or the american people for that matter saying, look, this is a very serious matter, we're dealing with it? >> he could have done either. he either could have had a press conference to begin with when he announced the terror alerts or someone from the white house did, and the president was there to answer questions and make people less anxious than they were, or he could have met with the white house press corps. he chose to do neither. and i'm sorry, ellen, other presidents have done this, but this president has made a habit, a pattern out of this. and i don't see why he has to, because until recently the mainstream media haven't exactly been beating up on him. but i really agree with rush limbaugh. -- rarely agree with rush limbaugh, but this time i do. it diminishes the presidency, and it's not fair to the nation. >> i don't think

the washington post broke this story the newspaper says nsa leaker edward snowden provided journalists with top secret documents earlier this summer. the paper work thousands of times a year they broke privacy rules. most incidents were unintentional but one case reveals they intercepted a large number of calls made here in washington, d.c. because of programming error confused the local area code 202 for simply 2-0. that is the dialing code for egypt. dianne feinstein chairs the committee. she says they need to do more to make sure the nsa operations are appropriate. those details when i see you around 7:15. live in washington kyla campbell ktvu channel 2 news. >>> there are also new developments surrounding nsa leaker edward snowden. he's accused of down loading materials about u.s. and british ease dropping programs while working for dell last year. intelligence agents say he left dell for a government contractor in march to specifically gain access to more top secret files. and in another development snowden e-mailed new outlets. he writes that his father does not speak for him. >>

. >>> national security leaker edward snowden may soon get a visit from his father. lon snowden says he now plans to travel to russia with his attorney to talk to his son about how to fight the charges back here in the u.s. they haven't spoken since edward snowden left the u.s. he now has temporary asylum in russia. >> where my son chooses to live the rest of his life is going to be his decision. but i would like at some point in time for him to be able to come back to the u.s. because i believe that the truth will shine through. >> edward snowden has been charged with violations of the espionage act for leaking classified information. >>> an american man being held in a north korean labor camp is in the hospital after he lost more than 50 pounds. that adds to the urgency to bring him home. friends and family lit candles at a seattle church. he was arrested last november while he led a small tour group in the northeastern region of the country. he is accused of hostile acts against the government and sentenced to 15 years hard labor. >> it's been incredibly difficult.

now nation for the last month i have been hot on the trail of nsa leaker edward snowden. he has eluded authorities by hiding out in a moscow airport. i knew we should have signed an extra decision treaty with au bon pain. well now, folks, this cybertraiter has flown the airport. more than a month after landing atmos you could's airport ed snowden now is on the move for the first time. the nsa leaker said to be leaving the airport, officially entering russia after being granted temporary asylum. >> stephen: yes, he has got answer sigh lum in russia where vladimir putin shares snowden's passion for transparency. and folks there is startling new information on the nsa's secret surveillance programs. it turns out even as he was on the run snowden had time to stop and take another leak. so let's get into the nitty-gritty details-- i'm sorry, i'm sorry, ladies and gentlemen, we will have to wait. i'm getting an oppressed white male alert. repeat. i have an oppressed white male alert. tonight's victim san diego mayor bob fillner. (laughter) >> stephen: he's being accused of sexu

the country's decision to grant nsa leaker edward snowden temporarily asylum may have been the last draw. >> for putin his image is super power. what's the message when president obama spends a day and a half with the president of china and then says it doesn't make sense for me to go to moscow. >> the u.s. and russia have not been seeing eye to eye on a host of issues, including syria, missile defense and human rights. president obama's top national security advisors said one on one level talks would not be productive. >> we were not at the point in our progress on a number of these issues where a summit at the presidential level was the most constructive step. >> the obama administration says this is not a break in u.s. and russia relations. talks will continue just not at a presidential level. on friday john kerry and chuck hagel with meet with their russian counter parts. >>> a huge fire at a airport in nairobi kenya is stranding does dozens of marylanders >> reporter: 10 volunteers were on their way to the airport to come home when the massive fire broke out. the flames and smoke de

to know if the government's largest security background check firm rushed its review of nsa leaker edward snowdencording to a report by "the wall street journal." it says that federal prosecutors and the fbi are looking into whether the firm u.s. investigation services cut corners in clearing snowden. >>> number five, ariel castro has been moved from a cleveland jail to a maximum security prison in ohio. he'll be kept in isolation at least for new. a judge sentenced him to life plus 1,000 years thursday. he held three women as prisoners had" h in his home for decades. >>> the threat against westerners in yemen that britain is telling all its citizen not to travel to yemen and leave the country immediately. >> u.s. officials are warning an attack could happen at any time in the coming weeks from the coast of africa all the way out to bangladesh. cnn's nick paton walsh is in bay tr route, lebanon, where the u.s. embassy will not be closed. sunday is a holy day on the muslim calendar. what is the mood in the middle east right now? >> reporter: well, certainly there's concern amongst american ex pats

tonight, we're keeping him honest and digging into republican claims he's letting an nsa leaker, edward snowden, force his hand. >>> later, amazing rescues in a flood zone. you'll meet the parents of this baby. >>> two big developments that's correct lead authorities to alleged killer james dimaggio and 16-year-old hannah anderson. his car has been found in idaho, far from san diego from he allegedly killed hannah's mother and possibly her brother ethan, as well. >> the blue nissan versa was discovered covered in blush, the plates had been removed. but law enforcement were able to confirm that the vehicle did belong to dimaggio. >> that's one key development. the other perhaps even bigger. word that hannah anderson and james dimaggio may have been spotted as he's been doing from the very start. oliver camden is joining us now with the very latest. paul, what are you hearing? >> reporter: wolf, sources saying a single rider on a horseback, possibly other riders, spotted hannah anderson around in the idaho back country. they say the car was at a trailhead and the couple would have been hiking six