lon snowden and his attorney bruce fein join me now.d the news today, what went through your mind? >> i was surprised. i didn't expected, but i was thankful. it's a positive step, but it's simply one more step of many. we have work to do here on u.s. soil. we being folks who are concerned about these surveillance, the unconstitutional surveillance programs, and that is really where my focus is at the current time. >> there's obviously the larger issue that you're now concerned about, and also very personal issue of your son and his future. have you spoken to him? do you have any idea where he's gone? do you hope to go there? >> i have not spoken directly to my son, and i don't intend to do so until the appropriate time. and i believe that's going to be in some time. we have communicated through intermediaries, and i'll let bruce talk about our plans. >> bruce? >> i spoke this morning with the russian lawyer who represents edward in russia. he's at the apex of the legal establishment there. we discussed the train of events needed for us

lon, does that give you pause in term whafts it could mean for your son?rtainly, it has implications but bradley manning was really a member of the military, as i was, for most of my life, subject to the uniform code of military justice, tried in a military court. but certainly, i know how he was treated and ultimately it's the government at the highest levels that was responsible for that. so at this point, i'm really concerned about my son's safety. i'm not even thinking about what would happen in terms of the trial. that's why we have attorneys, bruce, and access to many others and we're just not at that point now. i'm concerned about my son's immediate safety, security and health. >> bruce, go ahead. >> yeah, i think you can distinguish edward snowden's case from bradley manning with regard to the substance of what he disclosed. it would be a violation of the first amendment in my view for the government to punish the disclosure of wrongful government action. we have a right to petition for grievances under the first amendment. i did want to volunteer

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. >> reporter: republican congressman peter king says surveillance is a

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. >>> now to the exclusive interview with lon snowden. the family's lawyer, thank you for joining us. some officials believe that a deal may be in the united states' interest. do you think your son is open to it? >> i'm not open it. that's what i'll share with my son. in terms of plea deal, at this point -- >> not open to it. >> not open to it. what i would like is for this to be vetted in open court for the american people to have all of the facts. what i have seen is political theater. i was disappointed in the president's press conference. i believe that's driven by his clear understanding that the american people are unhappy with what they've learned and more is forthcoming. >> what disappointed you in particular? >> what he suggested is superficial. we can go over that point by point if you would like, but a deal -- the only deal will be true justice. you know, justice should be the goal of our government. and it's also the goal of a civil society. >> those are the words of james madison. but i could make these points, george. number

. >>> let's dig deeper now with edward snowden's father, lon.what is your reaction to this newly published information based on intelligence your son gave them, that there's a program essentially allowing the nsa to access anything a typical user does on the internet? >> well, i find it shocking. it's simply a matter of more truth coming forward. i've only been able to scan the new information, but i'm very interested in seeing the two intelligence committees now, specifically mike rogers, the chairman and the house and dianne feinstein, what they're going to have to say. is it going to be more misdirection. we talk about james clapper, but i think the leadership of the two intelligence committees at this point is quite suspect. congressman amash i believe t k talked about it when he talked about how people answer questions. much of how you answer questions is framed by what questions are asked. so i would say that mike rogers, peter king, dianne feinstein, and some of the other members and those leaders who put them there really need to take a

. >> lon snowden plans to meet his son in moscow to find ways to dispute the espionage charges. he's been granted asylum for one year. >> the only deal will be true justice. >> maryland representative dutch rups ruppersberger had strong words. >> he went to cry that and russia >> snowden is accused of leaking classified information. late last week president obama announced plans to make programs more transparent and accountable. ruppersberger said reform is needed but those programs protect americans. >> we need this program. the president understands that. >> do you at this point feel that the agency has invaded anyone's privacy? >> absolutely not. >> lon snowden said much of what the friday suggested friday about reviewing nsa programs is super official. >> snowden's father said he has not spoken with his son since he departed the u.s. >> the son has been charged with espionage. >>> a baltimore county girl is being treated after she's drug by her dog. it happened yesterday around 4:president -- at 4:30 at cotswald court. >>> closing arguments are set to begin today in the murd

in an exclusive interview with george stephanopoulos, lon snowden says he wants his son to come home, but he's unfair that his son could get a fair trial. >> where my son chooses to live the rest of his life will will be his decision. i would like, at some point in time, for him to be able to come back in the u.s. whether he'll live the rest of his life here or not and face this. because i believe that the truth will shine through. >> lon snowden and his attorneys have secured visas to visit edward snowden. they didn't say when they'll go. >>> a 2-year-old rhode island boy was found wandering around a housing project hours after his mother and another woman were murdered. isaiah perez was the subject of an amber alert. >>> a father, apparently suffering from depression killed his 9-year-old son and then turned the gun on himself. he was have b a supervised visit with the boy. he sent an e-mail before the visit suggests he was suicidal. >>> two homes damaged in a deadly plane crash are expected to be demolishes this week. 1-year-old madisyn mitchell and her 13-year-old sister, sade wer

lon snowden has told russian television about the episode. edward snowden is wanted by authorities back home for leaking details of government intelligence programs. the former national security agency contractor has been holed up at a moscow airport transit zone for more than a month. he has applied for asylum in russia. his father told russia's state-run tv on wednesday he declined an fbi offer to fly to russia. >> i'm anxious, anxious to talk to him. the fbi had offered me the opportunity, they asked me if i wanted to fly to moscow some time ago, and under the circumstances, i did not want to go. >> speaking from a u.s. studio, snowden said he doesn't trust the fbi and doesn't want to be used as a tool to put psychological pressure on his son. >> i feel that russia has the strength and resolve and conviction to protect my son, to keep him out of the reach of those who would wish him harm. that's why, if it were me, i would stay in russia. >> lon snowden spoke to the u.s. media recently and made no mention of the fbi's approach. >>> washing

in an exclusive interview with george stephanopoulos, lon snowden says he wants his son to come home, but he's unfair that his son could get a fair trial. >> where myy son chooses to liv the rest of his life will will be his decision. i would like, at some point in time, for him to be able to come back in the u.s. whether he'll live the rest of his life here or not and face this. because i believe that the truth will shine through. >> lon snowden and his attorneys have secured visas to visit edward snowden. they didn't say when they'll go. >>> a 2-year-old rhode island boy was found wandering around a housing project hours after his mother and another woman were murdered. isaiah perez was the subject of an amber alert. >>> a father, apparently suffering from depression killed his 9-year-old son and then turned the gun on himself. he was have b a supervised visit with the boy. he sent an e-mail before the visit suggests he was suicidal. >>> two homes damaged in a deadly plane crash are expected to be demolishes this week. 1-year-old madisyn mitchell and her 13-year-old sister, sade wer

lives are the a are at stake. >> reporter: susan mcginnis, cbs . >> lon snowden hasn't spoken with his son since he left the u.s. >>> there may be changes to the federal criminal justice system. the proposals include scaling back prison sentences for some drug-related crimes and releasing more elderly nonviolent offenders. federal prisons are 40% above capacity. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton will be at the conference. later on this afternoon she will be awarded the american bar association medal the highest honor of the association. >>> it is 4:41. it was a risky and unorthodox protest but now a group of young immigration activists are free after spending 16 days in jail. the group is hugging friends and family. the dream 9 were arrested last month after crossing the border of mexico and arizona without documentation. they wanted to highlight an immigration system that's broken. >> it's not about asylum. it's not about humanitarianism. it's about opening the door so that everybody is included. >> all nine were illegally brought into the country by their parents as child

. >> lon snowden plans to meet his son in moscow to talk about ways to fight the charges against him.s been granted asylum in russia for one year. his father is not open to a plea deal. >> the only deal will be true justice. >> this morning on face the nation, maryland's representative dutch ruppersberger, the top democrat on the house intelligence committee had strong word about snowden. >> he turned his back on his country. he went to china and russia, that speaks for itself. >> reporter: snowden is accused of leaking classified information. his revelation sparked debate about u.s. surveillance practices. and president obama said he'll make practices more transparent and accountable. ruppersbergerer says those programs are needed. >> we need this program and the president understands that. >> did you feel the agency invaded anyone's privacy. >> absolutely not. >> reporter: lon snowden said much of what the president said is superficial. snowden's father says he has not spoken with his son since he left the u.s. >>> more than a dozen embassies are back open tonight after security con

lon done abuzz whether the same nanny may soon be holding prince william's little prince.nce william has reached out to ask but no official word from the palace. royal baby, prince george, now 20 days old seen here in his father's arms. if true prince william and duchess kate would be getting help from the very experienced nanny, jessica webb, 71 years old, never married, never had children of her own but cared for them like they were. she is kidding coming out of retirement to take the job. royal observers long said she protected the princes william and harry from their parents bitter divorce. one celebrating her no nonsense approach saying she was the one children to bring cheer into the household. over the years she has kempt in touch with the princes and ape guest at william's birthday and the royal wedding two years ago. william said to be a favorite of hers. she thought he was too thin at times and would fill the fridge with bacon and donuts. william and kate don't have a full staff but haven't ruled it out one day. there is precedent. >> in the very old days there u

i can't get enough of steve lon na gan. this is relevant to chris christie. what he had to say to aid about victims of hurricane sandy and react. >> do you think the federal government should be supplying funds in any way to any extent? >> the role of the federal government is questionable. if we look at suicide's home destroyed in a hurricane, that is tragic to see their home being destroyed, remember every day around this country somewhere, somebody is suffering a tragedy of equal or worse impact. we don't run and hand them a check. the role of the federal government needs to be limited to the role of the federal government. >> mckay, isn't hurricane sandiened aid one of chris christie's defining issues? >> right. >> how does this work him endorsing lonegan. >> this is the libertarian that christie has tried to go to war with over the past few weeks. it was with no small amount of irony that he got up there on stage yesterday and said i have been waiting to endorse lonegan. he's my best frent friend. but this is part of a long time for christie. he obviousl

. >>> now to the exclusive interview with lon snowden. the family's lawyer, thank you for joining us. some officials believe that a deal may be in the united states' interest. do you think your son is open to it? >> i'm not open it. that's what i'll share with my son. >> not open to it. >> not open to it. what i would like is for this to be vetted in open court for the american people to have all of the facts. what i have seen is political theater. i was disappointed in the president's press conference. i believe that's driven by his clear understanding that the american people are unhappy with what they've learned and more is forthcoming. what he suggested is superficial. we can go over that point by point if you would like, but a deal -- the only deal will be true justice. you know, justice should be the goal of our government. and it's also the goal of a civil society. >> those are the words of james madison. but i could make these points, george. number one, we have a date for visiting moscow. >> you're going to moscow. >> we have vis

as a matter of fact, a recent buzzfeed profile of lon began summarized it like this. he called social security a ponzi scheme, advocates for the destruction of medicare and medicaid, denounces spanish language advertisements as racial profiling marketing, and describes cory booker, his new opponent in the new jersey senate election as a socialist who just can't wait to pull the race card. now, many people may agree with those positions, but they're unlikely to get you elected in very blue new jersey. so sam, how can the republican party take control of this primary process and stop the christine o'donnells and the akins and the mourdocks and the lon begans from otherwise blowing respectable opportunities? >> first of all, that photo wasn't subtle, as you probably pointed out, surrounded by guns. secondly, this is the sort of existential for people working on the senate race. how do you weigh in on primaries in a way that gets you electable candidates. and the irony here is the more the national party weighs in to push more electable candidates, the more likely it will

lon snowden said president obama and others have ruined the potential jury pool for his son. he does say he plans to visit russia and work out a plan to bring his son home. dan lothian is traveling with the president who is on vacation in martha's vineyard. dan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. for the president it's always a working vacation. he can't escape the snowden case, the nsa leaker's father delivering that harsh rebuke. but from the white house so far, no comment. president obama in vacation mode on a ven vin golf course, showing a bit of frustration after missing a putt, while nsa leaker edward snowden as father appeared on a sunday among talk show, taking aim at the president and a republican congressman who has labelled his son a traitor. >> my son has spoken the truth and sacrificed more than the president of the united states or peter king ever. >> i don't think mr. snowden was a patriot. the fact is he's been charged with three felonies. >> reporter: now snowden's father says he and his attorney will be traveling to russia soon to help his son f

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tommy malone got the start in place of bartolo could lon. mo lone pitched his wa out of trouble until the fifth. the score is tied. oakland comes ba. first young goes deep and then one batter lar, callaspo goes ya. his first home run asan athletic. 5-3. young had a pair of hits and two rbi and also made this great grabn the eighth. battling the sun. likely saves a run. 7-3 the final for the a's, taking two out of three from the indians. >>angers and mariners were tied in the ninth when kyle seger put seattle on top wh this rbi double. the mariners take it 4-3, so the rangers' lead over the a's i a half game. >>> 22-pound weight lo pablo sandoval was able to keep a rally alive last night. today the panda's speed was on display agai the giants trying to complete a three-game sweep of miami. hunter pence puthe team on top with this two-runomb. this game would seesaw back and rth in the fifth, bumgarner, uncorks a wild pitch. solano was running on the play and will scorefrom second. that put the marlins on top 4-3. san francisco retainings the l

and long-term improvements the short-term improvements we can make some recommendations now and the lon not able to do in this year. >> this has been extremely valuable for me and the commission. the legacy of your work to the office of small business owner and the small business owner community will be felt for many years to come. and so for that we extend your gratitude on the report and wish you much success in our future endeavor. >> thank you very much commissioners and regina. i first started this without knowing anything about entrepreneurship and not knowing where to start with the hundreds and hundreds of applications. it's everything had regina and you all have given me, you have a strong advocate for the small business owner community in front of the i and hope to communicate here and beyond so thank you very much for everything and hopefully, we'll continue to work on another endeavors as well >> you did jump into it and he really appreciate that. i've been at a a lot of meetings in getting groups and neighborhoods together and if you're going to learn something, you know, y

tommy malone got the start in place of bartolo could lon. mo lone pitched his way out of trouble until the fifth. the score is tied. oakland comes back. first young goes deep and then one batter later, callaspo goes yard. his first home run as an athletic. 5-3. young had a pair of hits and two rbi and also made this great grab in the eighth. battling the sun. likely saves a run. 7-3 the final for the a's, taking two out of three from the indians. >> rangers and mariners were tied in the ninth when kyle seger put seattle on top with this rbi double. the mariners take it 4-3, so the rangers' lead over the a's is a half game. >>> 22-pound weight loss pablo sandoval was able to keep a rally alive last night. today the panda's speed was on display again. the giants trying to complete a three-game sweep of miami. hunter pence put the team on top with this two-run bomb. this game would seesaw back and forth in the fifth, bumgarner, uncorks a wild pitch. solano was running on the play and will score from second. that put the marlins on top 4-3. san

. >> lon, you talk about your prior career. you had a career in the coast guard, as i understand it. do you believe when you hear intel officials say some of the programs your son revealed that they stopped dozens. more than 50 or were involved with the prevenge of 50 terrorist attacks. do you believe that? >> no. i think you have to focus on the language. i believe anyone in government who's trying to preserve a program or gain support for a program, you are going to use the strongest possible language. went we originally heard language from i believe general alexander giving testimony as he was questioned again by the house intelligence committee, the language they used was quote, potential terrorist events", end quote. that gets extrapolated to thwarted 50 terrorist attacks but i would be interested in seeing the number of prosecutions and more details on that. the bottom line is if you have to say 50 potential events that's not very strong language. certainly, again, i believe we need a strong intelligence kmooit community.

he admitted paying a prostitute to take pictures of her in -- in lon lingerie. but he says he does not mix business with pleasure. >> you are seeing a man who is very engaging but i think the prosecution will say that's what makes him so dangerous. >> reporter: the judge asked for a midmorning break, warning naso to introduce things that are not relevant. naso told the judge, i think you are going too far. i think i'm doing well. back to you. >> the body of 18-year-old roxanne rogash was found near fairfax in 1977. 22-year-old carmen cook was found in 1978. 38-year-old pamela parsons in 1993 and tracy tofoya also in yuba county in 1994. >>> a santa cruz county man is under arrest accused of multiple counts of possession of child pornography, including images he downloaded while in custody. detectives found thousands of digital images of child pornography on wednesday at the man's home. while he was being investigated, police caught him downloading more images to his cell phone. he confessed and said he had an addiction to child pornography and methamphetamine. >

they responded to garage fire lon laurie way at 10:30 last night. when they went inside, they found a marijuana grow operation. they found the plants four to five feet tall and several areas of the home, including three bedrooms and also the garage. >> there's multiple plants in each room of this three-bedroom house, i would guesstimate over 200 plants. >> amazing. i never knew anything like that was going on here in the neighborhood. >> no one was home at the time of the fire. the exact cause is under investigation, but officials say it appears to have started outside near an electrical meter. >>> we now know a tech worker shot and killed at an east san jose restaurant was a father who had another baby on the watch police telling us the victim is 36-year-old shin win, win was inside a restaurant on alum rock avenue monday night when he and two other men were shot. that other victim is expected to survive. the mercury news reporting win worked at juniper networks and lived with his wife and his 3-year-old daughter in south san jose. win's wife is re

with stars like oprah and eva lon garria behind him, d.c. could be next. 1.4 million twitter followers, huge hollywood following, oprah tweeting after his victory, one step closer. i knew you could do it. >> what do you love zirks think he will be the next president of the united states. >> maybe but first thing first, he wants to be senator and he's still mayor of newark. >> i love your tie. >> now officially the rising star of the democratic party giving only a.j. exclusive "man of the people man of the street" interview. >> which neighborhood -- >> i'll roll by your house if you give me your information. >> you're really hands on in the city of newark. >> this is what mayor does. >> stanford, oxford and yale graduate, not your everyday mayor. >> he puts his phone number on people so people can call him -- on twitter so people can call him directly if they have something. >> hosting a luncheon, now "extra" revealing the things you need to know about booker. he's been a vegetarian for 20 years, and he spent a week living on less than $5 a d

lon snowden said he would like his son to return to the u.s., but only if he can be assured of getting a fair trial on charges of espionage. >> at this point when you consider many of the statements paid by our leader, leaders in congress, they are absolutely irresponsible and inconsistent with our system of justice. they have poisoned the well, so to speak, in terms of a potential jury pool. >> jeff: for more on the snowden controversy we turn to major garrett on martha's vineyard where the president is wrapping up the first full day of his vacation. major, what does the white house make of this? >> well, the president's spokespeople have told me, jeff that they don't believe the president said anything inflammatory to poison the well on a potential snowden trial. they say the same thing is true of the justice department. they have no control with members-- what members of congress may say about this case. they also say the evidence is clear, at least from their perspective that felonies were committed here and edward snowden if he comes back to the united states will receive a fair t

lon done abuzz whether the same nanny may soon be holding prince william's little prince.apers reporting prince william has reached out to ask but no official word from the palace. royal baby, prince george, now 20 days old seen here in his father's arms. if true prince william and duchess kate would be getting help from the very experienced nanny, jessica webb, 71 years old, never married, never had children of her own but cared for them like they were. she is kidding coming out of retirement to take the job. royal observers long said she protected the princes william and harry from their parents bitter divorce. one celebrating her no nonsense approach saying she was the one children to bring cheer into the household. over the years she has kempt in touch with the princes and ape guest at william's birthday and the royal wedding two years ago. william said to be a favorite of hers. she thought he was too thin at times and would fill the fridge with bacon and donuts. william and kate don't have a full staff but haven't ruled it out one day. there is precedent. >> in the ve

today, handing down the lon non-gambling suspension in history...start the >> after weeks of speculationmajor league baseball made it official, handing down the longest non-gambling suspension in history. alex rodriguez was suspended 211 games carrying through the 2014 season. he plans to appeal and can play until process is complete which isn't likely to be finished until the end of the season a- rod could be in uniform the rest of the year. tonight he greeted with a heavy dose of boos in chicago he got a single in the 1st, at bat, 1 for 4 and 8 run loss to the white sox. >>> several other players on the list. >>> coming back announced he will get the ball friday night at a t and t. grateful dead night, giants start a home stand tied at 1 in the 8th. delivered the bases loaded pinch single giants tore 3 runs in the 8th inning just won that 4-2 the final they have a lot of ground to make up in the last 2 months of the season and it will take a lot more wins. >> well on their way. >> they did it a couple years ago 7.5 down middle of august, they got into the playoffs last game of the seas

. >> reporter: until then lon snowden says he'll visit his son in russia, snowden's temporary asylum there has chilled u.s./russian relations and the political furor here at homes shows no signs of cooling off. before leaving for his vacation on martha ans's vineyard, president obama said he'd already been moving the nsa toward more transparency and accountability. >> i don't think mr. snowden was a patriot. >> he betrayed his oath of office. there's a young generation that believe he's some kind of jason bourne and there's got to be more transparency. >> reporter: nsa supporters want a stronger defense from the president. >> he's failed to explain these programs which are lawful, which have saved lives, which have stopped terrorist plots. >> reporter: washington wants edward snowden brought back home to face justice. bryan mooar, nbc news, washington. >>> two of the biggest names in politics will be in the bay area tomorrow. former secretary of state hillary clinton will be in san francisco speaking at the american bar association annual meeting. attorney general eric holder will al

. >> lon snowden spoke to the u.s. media recently and made no mention of the fbi's approach. washington has been left shaken by the actions of edward snowden and criticism about u.s. inteligence agencies, gathering confidential information around the world. they targeted foreign governments and u.s. citizens in the name of national security. nhk spoke with the former head of the national security agency and the central intelligence agency, michael hayden who began working in intelligence while serving in the air force. former president george w. bush appointed him as a member of the cia in 2006. his mission was to strengthen information gathering capabilities. hayden oversaw the controversial surveillance of domestic communication carried out without warrants. snowden's case he said is very different from any other information leak in the past. >> it's not a glass of water or a bucket of water or a cup of water. that's bad enough. what snowden revealed is what i call the plumbing. he revealed how it isry acquire information and the sources and the methods we use to go out and

construction of the world lon longest self anchor suspension bridge in motion while the western span would be retrofitted. in 2000 then the bay bridge closed to labor day weekend so new detour installe installed. so-called s curve. work crew discovered a damage steel beam repaired and open to commuters. bridge closes again this labor day weekend with projected opening of september 3rd. total estimated cost, 6.2 billion dollars. we are now 19 days until the opening of the new bay bridge. stay with us for continuing coverage and big opening on september 3rd. >> developing news tonight out of egypt. death toll in egypt continues to rise. more than 6 30 people have been killed in the violence. following crook down on camp that house suppor supporters of ousted president morsi. crack down has prompted more clashes after cross cairo and other cities in the countr country. nearly 4000 people have been injured. to honor those died egyptian americans gathered in san jose tonight mourning those killed and worried certainly about those still in danger. lisa is live in san jose tonight with the

he claimed his wife, jennifer au lon zoe, was abusing him. >>> there's a manhunt across the western u.s for a kidnapping suspect that is accused of murder. james dimaggio is suspected of kidnapping hannah anderson, after setting their house on fire, with the girl's mother and likely her young mother inside. an amber alert is in effect for california, oregon, washington and nevada. he may have abandoned his blue nissan. and it may be rigged with explosi explosives. >>> this man appeared at an accident sunday morning, as this young woman was fighting for her life. she had been trapped in the car for two hours. and she was asking for prayers. witnesses say the man was dressed like a catholic priest. and he seemed to come out of nowhere. >> he came up and approached the patient. and did offer a prayer. it was a catholic priest. he had anointing oil with him. >> and a sense of calmness come over her then. >> crews managed to free the young woman. when they turned around, that man was gone. >>> the mystery of how the shark got into the new york subway car may have been solved. a mom from broo

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construction of the world lon longest self anchor suspension bridge in motion while the western span would be retrofitted. in 2000 then the bay bridge closed to labor day weekend so new detour installe installed. so-called s curve. work crew discovered a damage steel beam repaired and open to commuters. bridge closes again this labor day weekend with projected opening of september 3rd total estimated cost, 6.2 billion dollars. we are now 19 days until the opening of the new bay bridge. stay with us for continuing coverage and big opening on september 3rd. >> developing news tonight out of egypt. death toll in egypt continues to rise. more than 6 30 people have been killed in the violence. following crook down on camp that house suppor supporters of ousted president morsi. crack down has prompted more clashes after cross cairo and other cities in the countr country. nearly 4000 people have been injured. to honor those died egyptian americans gathered in san jose tonight mourning those killed and worried certainly about those still in danger. lisa is live in san jose tonight with the s

he claimed his wife, jennifer au lon zoe, was abusing him. >>> there's a manhunt across the western u.s., for a kidnapping suspect that is accused of murder. james dimaggio is suspected of kidnapping hannah anderson, after setting their house on fire, with the girl's mother and likely her young mother inside. an amber alert is in effect for california, oregon, washington and nevada. he may have abandoned his blue nissan. and it may be rigged with explosi explosives. >>> this man appeared at an accident sunday morning, as this young woman was fighting for her life. she had been trapped in the car for two hours. and she was asking for prayers. witnesses say the man was dressed like a catholic priest. and he seemed to come out of nowhere. >> he came up and approached the patient. and did offer a prayer. it was a catholic priest. he had anointing oil with him. >> and a sense of calmness come over her then. >> crews managed to free the young woman. when they turned around, that man was gone. >>> the mystery of how the shark got into the new york subway car may have been solved. a mom from br

construction of the world lon longest self anchor suspension bridge in motion while the western spanld be retrofitted. in 2000 then the bay bridge closed to labor day weekend so new detour installe installed. so-called s curve. work crew discovered a damage steel beam repaired and open to commuters. bridge closes again this labor day weekend with projected opening of september 3rd. total estimated cost, 6.2 billion dollars. we are now 19 days until the opening of the new bay bridge. stay with us for continuing coverage and big opening on september 3rd. >> developing news tonight out of egypt. death toll in egypt continues to rise. more than 6 30 people have been killed in the violence. following crook down on camp that house suppor supporters of ousted president morsi. crack down has prompted more clashes after cross cairo and other cities in the countr country. nearly 4000 people have been injured. to honor those died egyptian americans gathered in san jose tonight mourning those killed and worried certainly about those still in danger. lisa is live in san jose tonight with the stor

won't distract the public from the massive spy programs he's some revealed check out the rest of what lon snowden had to say in his statement at r.t. dot com and just to have for you. righting the wrongs of a staring cash strapped greeks are cut off from the power grid as unemployment leaves them barely able to pay for food right after a short break we're reporting those determined to help their countrymen even if that means breaking the law. down in the final. night and the rest. of the. the interview. good. luck. live. live. live live. live . welcome back to watching our team now america is offering a helping hand to greece as a struggles to emerge from a six year recession the greek prime minister is now in washington helping to restore his country's credibility after unemployment hit a record twenty seven point six percent and a may but while people all over greece are struggling to pay for daily essentials a group of activists are taking matters into its own hands as artie's work is going off reports. for millions of europeans it's impossible to imagine a life without things like ref

. >> reporter: today, in an exclusive interview with abc's george stephanopoulos, lon snowden, fatherf 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, so to speak, in terms of a potential jury trial. >> reporter: just friday, president obama had this to say. >> i don't think mr. snowden was a patriot. there were other avenues available for somebody whose conscience was stirred. >> reporter: mr. obama outlined new measures to reform the secret surveillance programs that snowden revealed

lon snowden did not disclose when he is visiting.nowden's father and his lawyer also said they have not spoken directly with edward since he fled the u-s to russia, where he was given asylum. his father says he would like his son to return to the u-s someday. however he says he thinks it's unlikely his son would receive a fair trial. edward snowden has been charged in a federal court with violations of the espionage act. the state department says that 18 of the 19 u-s embassies and consulates that have been closed because of a terror threat -- are reopening tonight or monday. this is the embassy in yemen -- which is the 'only' one which will not reopen yet. the embassies are scattered throughout the middle east and africa. they were closed after a message between al-qaida officials about a major a separate threat led to the closing of the u-s consulate in pakistan.which also remains closed. >> firefighters are gaining the upper hand on a massive wildfire in southern california. the so called silver fire is now more than 90 percent co

won't distract the public from the spying programs is sun revealed so every the rest of what lon snowden has to say in his statement on r.t. dot com. british students feeling the burn from threefold to ration fee hikes and huge loans are scaring off more and more people from ever going to university and it's mainly those from poor families who are missing out is this are still you know explains. london twenty ten young people furious at the government's plans to triple the twisted fees cap to nine thousand pounds a year for the new batch of incoming students the impact could be even more palpable but because the numbers of students who are backgrounds coming to diversity are increasing slowly. sort of the governments are denies that this is a problem it's pretty dire situation in the u.k. particularly around the issue of choice. and you can choose to take contact or you choose to be an employee but really the reason there isn't really a positive solution either way for james walkley the choice was to drop out he'd been in university for a year but decided to stop and try to find work ins