champion holds a monster class in moscow. let's start with takes where sprinter king was saying bolt was back to his best to win the two hundred meters up a diamond league meeting in norway just a week after missing out on one hundred meters victory in rome of the six time olympic champion made a number of entertaining entrance to slip stadium in all. so and the jamaican shrugged off the relatively cold temperatures and the false start by dutchman trotting martina to blow away the remaining field of finishing in time of nineteen point seven nine seconds to break the track record of the twenty six year old is the only man so far this season two o'clock on the twenty seconds sending out a warning to his rivals as he prepares to fan is two hundred metres crown the world championships in moscow in august. you know what is going to step up. tyson here sean good form this is just a good form this season i trained with your legs so i know what he's capable of and i see him in jail and so for me i never tried a single old one person

back in moscow and warden olympic gold medal winners spoke in glowing terms of the upgraded luzhniki arena after venue for this year's world championships hosted by moscow challenge event comes to the top of as press reports. their clerics world challenge sirius was introduced in two thousand and ten it's a second to you can petition after the diamond league this year when they were held in fifteen cities worldwide and the moscow challenge is a pivotal preparation step as the russian capital gets ready for their maiden the world championships in august diligent the stadium hosting interest big event after being specially ran away to. general info money was the biggest story the reigning world champion easily won with their first attempt and the twenty seven year old says she's happy with the new facilities at their arena. i have never competed at the stadium before and so that was an important completion for me and really happy with the track like the track of the previous roll championships are i won and i like the colitis. russian athletes are looking to shine in front of their hom

mixed martial arts is john jones has been on this ever you have see champion holds a master class in moscow. but let's start with athletics where sprinter king would same bolds was back to his best to win the two hundred meters at the diamond league meeting in norway just a week after missing out on one hundred hundred metres victory in rome of the six time olympic champion made a number of entertaining entrance stadium in oslo and the jamaican shrugged off the relatively cold temperatures and the false start by dutchman trial the martina to blow away the remaining field of finishing in time of nineteen point seven nine seconds to break the track record of a twenty six year old as the only man so far this season to walk on the twenty seconds sending out a warning to his rivals as he prepares to plan is two hundred metres crown at the world championships in moscow in august. you know riddle's going to step up. to us in your short good form this is just to ensure good form this season. your legs or nordisk and see imagery in them so for me i never try to single over one person series my stron

democratic state could be only be using moscow as a transit as a temporary stop before. the russian foreign ministry. suggested that edward snowden is indeed only using moscow as a transit so rumors and speculation. as to his exact whereabouts but this is just in is one of the suggestions is he could be due to arrive here in moscow fifty using it. all right our paul scott live for us. thanks very much for that update. of course we have other information that's being batted around like we've said there's another suggestion entirely different that he's already here in moscow and right now at the ecuadorian embassy in talks with the ambassador there to be offered asylum in that country for a. say who's standing by outside the embassy tell us more on that aspect of this story. maj just as we we've heard from a postcard there that he has a left hong kong of course we have sort of the same that he's actually on his way to moscow aspace now what we do know from our sources have also told us that he doesn't have a russian visa which means that he's only going to be transiting in

and moscow is going to be one of these.aybe he -- >> it's not the middle of the cold war, but clearly the u.s. and putin still have an a adversarial relationship. >> you have an awful lot of people who still view that kind of thing as just automatically a bad sign. so i think he has been very media savvy. this is not a kid who did something and then wanted to go underneath the radar. he has been, as you say, very aggressive about kind of managing his image. and this is going to put a kink in it. but he's got the wikileaks legal guy traveling with him. he's not doing this on his own. he's got a lot of support system here. >> and also undercuts that his own testimony that the reason that he went to hong kong is because he said this was a bastion of free speech and democratic institutions. clearly that's not the case about his next destination. >> snowden said in that "guardian" video interview, i think the public is owed an explanation of the motivations behind the people who make these disclosures that are outside the democr

his hands so what can we expect from moscow. right that's right well russian president. it's odd word snowden ease a free man and that he has not crossed the russian border as i said before he is in the transit zone at the airport and the u.s. government has revoked his passport which means that he's not able to get out russian visa and leave at the airport but still in the u.s. the story does have the os russia two x. three dice mr snowden however there is no x. tradition treaty between the two countries now mainly russian human rights activist and now stepping up in support of mr snowden urging that there should be no extradition and the had hoped for in the first committee aleksey scoffed wrote in his twitter that the extradition off political refugee is morally unacceptable but as the story develops of the even as well ian president nicolas maduro will arrive in moscow this a monday and there are some spock elations that he has visited so would actually resolve the situation in a way that we thank you very much for the. port

game at their study or they'll lose after edging their first encounter against portugal one nil in moscow thanks to alex on their kids a quarter early strike while the result of their next match up could prove pivotal for the whole group and the other thing we're aiming for a victory it's going to be the most important match of the qualifiers if we win it will almost guaranteed a spot at next year's world come out of we have to perform our game plan and who fulfil capello's instructions will succeed we just need to get on the pitch and prove it there russia trained without players from either the league champions to scar or angie as the two sides prepared for said today's russian got final but coach capello continues to call up new players this time i have the back a lot from could one who finished a surprise to fifth in the premier league i appreciate that capello called me up i'm really happy as it's every kid's dream but i understand that i have to prove i'm worth it i don't flatter myself russia have a slight tactical advantage as three players from league runners up xeni and have bee

from moscow it's auntie edward snowden's reportedly awaiting a flight to cuba from moscow the n.s.a. leaker is now on the move trying to avoid extradition to america where he is wanted for espionage charges ecuador now expected to become his final destination the country is considering whether or not to grant him asylum but what exactly has he done to ignite america's outrage just have a quick look here at odyssey and see where it all began mr snowden disclosed documents showing the n.s.a. has access to she's streams of internet data including e-mails chat rooms and videos from large companies like facebook and google also on. the u.s. government used the secret foreign intelligence surveillance court to gather an extensive range of information from other phone service provider arisan snowden also revealed how both mainland china and hong kong have been the victim of hundreds of cyber attacks by u.s. hackers and the latest now the u.k. is collecting and storing huge amounts of personal data from online and telephone traffic then shuttling it straight to capitol hill and a british hum

is currently in transit for the night at a moscow airport to fly. to washington demanded his extradition and revoked his. state department but his trip should not be allowed to continue. and as the hunt for snowden continues across continents a bush puts the spotlight on barack obama saying he was watched while running for the senate. from a studio in moscow this is r t with you twenty four hours a day. and it's a whistleblower edward snowden who is wanted by the u.s. has formally applied for political asylum in ecuador that's according to a tweet by the country's foreign minister snowden is currently in a moscow airport waiting to board his next flight on monday afternoon when it's crossed now to scott who is at the airport. all day bring us up to date what has been happening there since snowden landed from hong kong today. only seems right doesn't it one of america's most wanted men has kept the world's media guessing on a day of intrigue here at moscow's sheremetyevo airport the day began with reports that edward snowden had fled hong kong. to mo

moscow . well meanwhile russian premier league champions says got beat angie for three on penalties to clinch a league and cup double and wrap up their campaign in style after a rocky beginning stevens has will. at the start of the season few might have bet on cisco in the title race two defeats in their first three premier league matches and not south of the europa league by swedish side i.e. but coach leonard sloot skiing on the brink of the sack however the army men had recovered by the end of october to the firm grip on the first place and never let go that triumph ended a run of wins from zanies in reuben to bring the title back to the capital for the first time since two thousand and six. yet the most the near. your first triumph is always the most memorable then we didn't win it again for seven years so this long awaited title is probably even more intrusive pated. goalkeeper akon fi have kept sixteen clean sheet same twenty nine league games this season and helped his team celebrate th

live from moscow this is r t with me rule received. edward snowden's that reportedly now are standing by for a flight to cuba from moscow the n.s.a. leaker is on the move trying to avoid extradition to the u.s. where he's now wanted on espionage charges ecuador though expected to become his final destination the country now considering whether or not it will grant him asylum what exactly has he done to ignite america's outrage let's have a look here and see all the troubles on the shoulders of mr edward snowden he disclosed documents showing the n.s.a. has access to shoot streams of internet data including emails chat rooms and videos from large companies such as google and facebook and the u.s. government use the secret foreign intelligence surveillance court to gather an extensive range of information from phone service provider of arisan also revealed that the both the mainland china and hong kong have been the victims of massive amounts of cyber attacks by u.s. hackers and the latest details here the u.k. is collecting and storing

live here moscow coming up to twenty minutes past the hour now. download. stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just. now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. you're watching on t.v. like here in moscow we're following the story of whistleblower edward snowden he's the seventh person the obama administration has sought to punish for leaking classified data let's look at some of his major revelations while he disclosed the documents showing the n.s.a. has access to huge streams of internet data including e-mails chat rooms and videos from large companies such as facebook and google he showed how the u.s. government used the secret foreign intelligence surveillance court together extensive data from phone service provider verizon and he told china hundreds of targets were being hacked and according to his latest leak the u.k. is collecting and storing huge amounts of sensitive personal data from online and telephone trafficking and sharing it with america where u.k. investigative journalist tony

for espionage is in moscow after getting off a plane from hong kong r.t. has been told that diplomats from ecuador are at the airport to greet him whistleblowers allegedly checked in for an onward flight to cuba suggesting have and will be just another transit point on his way to another country not sure where at this point speculation as to the whistleblowers final destination some sources suggesting he'll go on to venezuela well for all of this and more let's cross now to our tease paul scott he's standing by at sheremetyevo airport paula give us the latest. yes they would be wrong wouldn't it if america's one of america's most wanted men wasn't to keep us guessing about his exact whereabouts. but we can. confirm that edward snowden has arrived. at the house can. flown in from hong kong where of course they are they allowed him to leave despite american requests to stop extradition proceedings against him the question is what is his next move some quotes attribute it to julia saunders the founder of wiki leaks in the last couple of hours say that diploma

it was one of the friends there outside the ecuadorian embassy here in moscow thank you. well the american was a blow is awaiting his asylum verdict the army but a talk from the free bradley manning support network explain why ecuador has become such a popular destination for those being persecuted politically have very large. numbers of asylum like fifty some odd thousand not necessary political refugees but i think also that the genius one has also helped make a safe haven for those that are persecuted politically and i think it's a wonderful watershed moment were there is that concert of africa to protect edward snowden i think it's a very good initiative is a great deal an irony of this whole story normally during the cold war they would be traveling to the u.s. and not via russia to countries like cuba and venezuela but this might perhaps set a couple things into motion and inspire ecuador to become more of a safe haven for press freedoms i just don't think that you're going to silence this generation these these people are from the internet they're born there the th

and it's a whistleblower edward snowden reportedly about to touch down in moscow aboard a flight from hong kong our t.i.v. airport to find out of his next move in the search of political asylum. but exactly where is he headed we're tracking reports of his movements some sources suggest he's already checked in for a flight to havana they're heading on to venezuela. and artists and some other whistleblowers and washington's efforts to cap the torrent of secrets from being revealed. five pm in moscow i'm at treasure bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news n.s.a. whistleblower wanted by the u.s. edward snowden may touch down in russia soon after reportedly boarding a moscow bound flight from hong kong as you can see on this map the flight that has reportedly has snowden aboard has almost almost reached its destination here in moscow scheduled to land in the russian capital within minutes it's said though that snowden won't be staying long in moscow a source at the airline aeroflot suggesting he's already checked in on a flight to cuba and that will only be in tran

he's now in moscow.s that enough to keep him there and if not, how does -- is there any way to get to snowden if he goes someplace like havana or ecuador? >> he's clearly going to russia with permission from moscow. they know he's wanted by the united states. this is a political afront to washington. they did it on purpose. where they decide to send him after moscow, obviously we don't know. but the russians could detain him if they wanted, they could turn himoff to us. i think they get enormous political advantage out of this not to mention talking to him about what the national security agency is doing against russia. enormous interests in finding that out. if i were the kgb, i would ask that question. i would stop him, i would take him off the airplane, but i'm a suspicious sort. but at this point, it's a political issue. this guy is very valuable. this is a huge espionage catastrophe for the united states. and in the desire of these countries to get a hold of him and use him, whether it's havana or c

snowden has indeed landed in moscow he came as a transit passenger and remains in the transit zone of the airport. russia's president puts the world out of suspense revealing the n.s.a. whistleblower is still in and he's a rival surprise the authorities as much as anyone. but to washington accused of hiding snowden and demanded his extradition despite the fact he hasn't even officially crossed the country's border. presidential palaces rocked by. taliban fighters attack just a week after the u.s. handed over security to afghanistan's government and announced some top stories this hour. international news and comment from our studio center here in moscow this is twenty four hours a day president putin has revealed n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden is still in transit at a moscow airport that means he's never officially crossed russia's borders since arriving on sunday it follows a wild goose chase by the media which ended up in a plane load of journalists flying all the way to cuba on a flight that snowden never even boarded well let's get the latest now from to say he was at the air

moscow. well that's what the ring for the cage another dramatic fight night of mixed martial arts in moscow where an old rivalry was resumed among the men on ladies' night michael crouching to reports on the. alien versus predator the build up to the battle between shah meals a vote of yes to be immortal the main matchup of the twelve five nights battle for moscow was intense. the two had previously twice in twenty eleven and had both walked away with a win apiece but if russians of would have hoped the home crowd would give them extra impetus in their third encounter it was in a more to the left up the cheese even if they weren't meant for him. in round one both fighters were cagey and gave little opportunity to each other as they sussed out potential weaknesses in a motto whose mother is swiss and father proven japanese seem content to bide his time worst form and one world champions of would have never seen that scattering punches and kicks in the direction of his opponent to little effect

moscow. well that's what the ring for the cage another dramatic fight night of mixed martial arts in moscow where an old rivalry was among the men on ladies' night michael catching the reports. on the on the. alien versus predator the build up to the battle between sham meals a vote of yes to be in the motto the main matchup of the twelve fights knights battle for moscow was intense. the two had previously met twice in twenty eleven and had both walked away with a win apiece but if russians i would have hoped the home crowd would give him extra impetus in that third encounter it was in a mortal lapped up the cheers even if they weren't meant for him. in round one both fighters were cagey and gave little opportunity to each other as they sussed out potential weaknesses in a motto whose mother is swiss and father proving japanese seem content to bide his time whereas former and one world champions of would have never seen that he's scattering punches and kicks in the direction of his opponent t

yvonne extends his lead in the overall standings after dominating russia's first touring car race in moscow. all weeks football and racing to come but first to tennis after world number one serena williams beat number two maria sharapova for the thirteenth time in a row to clinch her second french open title europe over was the defending champion in paris and took a two love lead before losing in the first set six four while a single break of serve in the second was enough for williams to take it by the same scoreline and secure her sixteenth major title but only her second on the paris clay courts after last winning the event eleven years ago the american sealed the deal with ace number ten a thirty one she's the oldest winner at roland garros in the open era and hasn't lost to sharapova since two thousand and four are in my position to be in the final and i did put up a fight obviously today against her is not enough but she's been playing really great tennis i mean there's certainly not an excuse but which is she was playing serenely well i think she really wanted it she came out with a

to moscow turned out to be true he landed here at about five fifteen. five fifteen local time greeted by the ecuadorian. now we are hearing that he's having problems getting a russian visa and that he is stuck in transit in the airport terminal building behind me he was greeted by the ecuadorian ambassador and around three hours after he landed the confirmation came that was indeed the country that he was seeking asylum in the countries minister of foreign affairs tweeting that he had applied for political asylum with the country now the suggestion is he's going to fly on to cuba from the airport. to on monday afternoon that would also be a transit eventually and his journey his final destination his target destination of course being ecuador where he is seeking political. belief he is not traveling alone there is a legal representative from wiki leaks we're led to believe traveling with edward snowden on his journey wiki leaks say that they've helped edward snowden throughout the process they helped him have a safe. exit from hong kong they've organize

international news from our studio center here in moscow this is twenty four hours a day. president putin has revealed n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden is still in transit at a moscow airport that means he's never officially crossed russia's borders since arriving on sunday it follows a wild goose chase by the media which ended up in a plane load of journalists flying all the way to cuba on a flight snowden never even boarded well let's get the latest from say from the airport where he was supposed to leave. port here in moscow to bank what do we know about snowden where he years and what he's future plans are. well bill i can tell you. the president. out of our misery by confirming that indeed edward snowden a did a transit at this very airport and could possibly still be in there he has not a touch of russian soil in fact if you if you got to get out of the airport you would need to have a visa and he has a real iterated that fact that he has not stepped out of that airport is not on russian soil contrary to what many have said the president also went on to compare th

moscow time.in washington, d.c. with the latest on all of this and where he could finally actually be heading. right, peter? >> that's right, clayton. it was just yesterday that the white house national security adviser tom donnellin came out and said the u.s. made a good case for extradition in an interview with cbs news radio. furthermore he said the white house was expecting hong kong to comply with the extradition treaty in the case of edward snowden. but a few hours ago the hong kong government came out and said snowden left lawfully. reportedly using the flight, they reported he was ongoing a flight to russia and that same edward snowden ticketed on a separate flight to havana, cuba, tomorrow, a flight scheduled to leave at 2:05 p.m. moscow time. we have no idea if cuba is his final destination at this point, but we have reason to believe it is not, because wikileaks has tweeted they had a hand in helping snowden secure political asylum in a democratic country. as we know, cuba does not fall

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moscow. norman solomon author of war made easy says whistle blowing is a vital tool in the fight against human rights violations. he's really a hero to so many americans but rather than the labels the key point is that he has brought truth to the necessity of the democratic process and of course people in the white house and many in congress are not happy about the illumination of they have been engaged in survey hours which is direct violation of civil liberties of the citizens of the united states as well as a violation of the privacy of people around the we're all so naturally the obama administration and the bipartisan security state fans on capitol hill want to grab edward snowden so it is a fundamental conflict between those who are dominating the us government now who want to suppress the bill of rights and resistance not about resistance from many of us who say no way we do not accept the suppression of our rights what edward snowden's latest revelations about u.s. surveillance point

two pm in moscow i'm mad as a good to have you with us here on r t our top story this hour n.s.a. contractor turned whistleblower edward snowden is thought to be boarding a flight from moscow to cuba as we speak he arrived in the russian capital sunday having fled hong kong with washington in hot pursuit let's cross now to our team. who is on the flight i'm on which edward snowden is expected to depart so your i understand that you are on the plane now tell us what's going on. exactly i just got on the plane just mordred and i can tell you that this is definitely. not your ordinary boarding security has been very very much in place to you including police at some point. the police have actually kind of moved all the passengers a little bit from the entrance without explaining why. causing a little bit of criticism all of all of the passengers and they've also asked everyone and there's a lot of media here both from russia and from abroad we've asked everyone not to videotape or photographs anything which is going on unless they had a special permit to do so and not only the police

live in moscow with a full plate of news today let's get right into it. and they say. snowden is awaiting a flight. which is thought to be destined for cuba and it's leaving in just a matter of hours he arrived in the russian capital on sunday having fled hong kong with washington in hot pursuit. for. well as far as we understand edward snowden does remain here moscow's sheremetyevo airport in the terminal building behind me as you say here arrived just after five o'clock on a sunday afternoon on a commercial flight. from hong kong he was greeted by the ecuadorian ambassador and three hours after the confirmation came that he had sought political asylum in the south american country. we still believe is mulling over whether or not to grant asylum to edward snowden he is expected to just remain in transit here in moscow before flying in cuba a little bit later on this afternoon but to really put this story in context to rewind and see what's happened over the last twenty four forty eight hours or so really over the course of the weekend because it was on friday that the

whistleblower edward snowden already in moscow though is thought that the russian capital not his final destination. weiqi leaks claims one of its legal advisors accompanying snowden after the whistleblower organization secured papers a safe exit and asylum quote in an unnamed democratic state. look at the week's top stories despite a chilly start talks at the g. eight lead to a rare show of solidarity officials handling a road map for peace in syria but their skepticism that all of them will be able to stick to the summit play. with these protests. artie's crude hit with water cannons in turkey is the anti-government protests rage on a report from the cradle of the unrest. three pm in moscow why mattress or bring you today's top stories in a look back at the week's news to our top story edward snowden may already be on russian soil according to our sources he's reportedly he reportedly boarded a moscow bound flight from hong kong organized and four and a sister by leaks the whistleblowing group let's cross now to our t's paul scott who is standing by at our moscow sheremetyevo airport

leaker remains holed up at a moscow airport. on the heels of snowden's revelations over britain's huge phone in the online tapping it turns out the u.k. police are secretly monitoring social networks on a daily basis. egypt's military braces itself for mass rallies with the opposition readying to take to the streets to vent its anger at president morsi who is about to mark his first year in the top job. ten pm in moscow i met tries a good to have you with us here on r t our top story says there are obstacles in granting asylum to whistleblower edward snowden the development was revealed at a press conference by the country's government in the ecuadorian capital stoughton himself remains somewhere in the transit zone of moscow's sheremetyevo airport and of has the latest. he got to russia because originally he was supposed to fly to havana cuba presumably on the way to ecuador that's how he was able to get to russia on a transfer flight he doesn't actually have a visit visa in order to russia and he ran into a few problems number

international news and comment live from our studio center here in moscow this is r.t. with the twenty four hours a day president putin has revealed n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden is still in transit at a moscow airport that means he's never officially crossed russia's borders since arriving on sunday it follows a wild goose chase by the media which ended up in a plane load of journalists flying all the way to cuba all of flight snowden never even boarded well let's now get the latest from the bang. bang is outside the airport there in moscow what have you had to buy what's the latest. indeed a bill that statement coming from a president putin while meeting with a counterpart stating that indeed edward snowden did arrive in moscow. and is in transit in the transit zone never stepped foot out on russian so soil hence he did not need a visa to actually be on russian soil that is why he's saying that the fact that the u.s. is saying that they are hiding snowden is absolutely absurd according to the president he also went to make a humorous analysis a riccati the catch

we believe that edward snowden is on the ground in moscow.ere, we're not sure. we have a man on the scene, and we are watching that closely. in the meantime, joining me around this table, dan balls, chief correspondent for "the washington post." stephanie cutter, democratic strategist and cnn contributor. kevin madden, republican strategist, cnn contributor. dana bash, cnn's chief congressional correspondent. hi, guys. >> good morning. >> let me start with this. yesterday, i believe it was yesterday, nancy pelosi was giving a little talk in friendly territory, the san francisco area, and brought up, in fact, about edward snowden. here's what she said. >> as far as snowden -- and i may be in disagreement with you -- he did violate the law in terms of releasing those documents. we don't know -- [ boos ] >> i understand. i understand. but it did violate the law. >> here's my theory. this is a huge pr problem for the administration, that edward snowden has become a pr problem because you do have this feeling, not just in the united states by some

there it's good to have you company you're watching our team coming to you live from moscow. now ecuador has abandoned a key u.s. trade agreement what it calls blackmail by washington over america's most wanted man edward snowden that is the whistleblower remain stuck in the transit zone of moscow's sheremetyevo airport paul scott has the latest. all masons involved in the continuing snowden saugor are walking a political and diplomatic tightrope at the moment particularly as you mention that could go on the united states relations between those two countries and particularly strained at the moment now earlier this week one u.s. official claimed that a preferential trade agreement between the two countries could be in jeopardy if ecuador to grant political asylum to edward snowden or again they want to help edward snowden saying quote a country should not be rewarded for bad behavior however ecuador's response to this has been quite defiant preempted any move by the united states and have withdrawn themselves from the trade agreement saying that ecuador does not accept any pr

for us from moscow thanks very much. well next ecuador saying it's considering a request for asylum from edward snowden reportedly organized by wiki leaks ortiz lindsey france is that ecuador's embassy with more on the role that the country is playing in this whole drama so lindsay why ecuador. well if you look at wiki leaks history with ecuador it does make perfect sense and this is certainly turning out to be the ultimate detective story for all of the journalists involved as as paul scott had mentioned staking out every corner of the airport at this point it seems like every corner of the city as well to track edward snowden down now ecuador has been sheltering wiki leaks founder julian assange within the four walls of its embassy in london for a little over a year now and that is enabled a songe to operate in a professional manner with regard to operating wiki leaks and also to say force from the u.s. government getting their hands on him. other than now ecuador has got a joint extradition treaty with the united stat

the feeling -- and also the fact that he alleged looy is in moscow -- allegedly in moscow knew he wouldmoscow and putin and the russians wouldn't turn him over to the u.s. embassy, what do they make of that, and what about their clout of the administration and relations with these two countries with which we have always had a somewhat uneasy relationship? >> right. and the relationship between china and the u.s. and the relationship between russia and the u.s. has been right at the forefront of administration foreign policy discussions right now given the president's meeting last week with vladimir putin and ping a few weeks ago. these are complicated relationships. these are not countries where we can call and have an expectation that they will instinctively agree with us and agree with our position on this. they obviously have their own interest. with china there are a lot of questions about whether the things we accuse china of doing to us through cyber hacking are actually being done by the u.s. edward snowden has said he has information about that as well. i think it is pretty clea

to be precise on monday two o'clock in the afternoon moscow time. seventeen hours from now and it looks increasingly likely that he's going to spend seventeen hours . wolf thanks very much indeed for that. well as we've just heard edward snowden has indeed asked for asylum and. she has been waiting all afternoon. embassy here in central moscow what more do you know from where you are. indeed a bill we did get or the confirmation from a. foreign minister. tweeting in fact that edward snowden is. also for us i learned to be at the door when the government of course we've been on here since of this afternoon really trying to figure out what is snowden's next move four o'clock this afternoon we will all side here spoke to the and best of moscow consulate right here he said he did not have anything to say to us as yet but he was on his way out with a motorcade that motorcade ended up at the airport where we know that he's meeting with snow dead right now and now he is back in because a lot of the afternoon has been around it's been a can a mild sort of g

our phil black is in moscow. phil, give us an idea whether there is any direct dialogue taking place right now between the u.s. and russia about edward snowden. >> reporter: we don't have a sense of that right now, fredericka. at the moment, the russian government has not made any official statement about just what it is thinking or been asked or what it may do, now that edward snowden has effectively arrived on its front door. tonight, snowden is spending the night at the airport. one of the biggest airports. looks like he's spending the night hopefully with the intention of getting on board a connecting flight to south america or one that will get him to ecuador at some point in the next few days. the speculation, not confirmed, he will try this via direct flight to havana from moscow tomorrow and from there, take further connections, one or more that would eventually get him to ecuador. we haven't seen edward snowden today. he's been locked up within the terminal. did not come out or try to officially cross th

allegedly in moscow it would indicate he knew he was going to be safe in moscow and that putin and theussians weren't going to turn over to the u.s. embassy. what do they make of it and what does it say about relations with the two countries which we have always had a somewhat uneasy relationship. >> the relationship between china and the u.s. and the relationship between russia and the u.s. has been at the forefront of administration foreign policy discussions now given the president's meeting last week with vladimir putin, his meeting with jinping. these are complicated relationships. not countries where we can just call and have an expectation that they will agree with us and agree with our position on this. they obviously have their own interests in this. in china there are questions about whether the things are being done by the u.s. and edward snowden said he had information about that as well. it's clear in the choices he made that he either had guidance about how he was going to be treated or had an expectation about the relationships we have. >> this is a key point. he wanted

six pm in moscow i'm good to have you with us here on our t.v. entire day today we've been tracking the movements or trying to track the movements of edward snowden he was supposed to be leaving moscow sheremetyevo airport bound on a flight for havana cuba but of course it appears like he's given everybody the slip because according to our correspondent who's on the plane he's not there but here is the likely route that he would take leaving moscow on that era flow jet bound for have any cuba it flies over the top of europe then across the atlantic then goes down the east coast of the united states where potentially it could enter u.s. airspace in the new england area or in the south of the u.s. east coast near florida before reaching here that have both places where u.s. planes could intercept him or be requested to land except that it is only a minor issue for a pilot we are told to go around those areas and get to have an a without crossing into u.s. airspace so where is edward snowden now and what's going on at sherman to the airport for more

six pm in moscow i met très a good to have you with us here on r.t.our top story russia won't hand over america's most wanted man n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden who remains holed up in transit at a moscow airport for a fourth day president vladimir putin said that means students never actually crossed into russia and so is beyond the government's reach artie's alexei or shows he has more from sheremetyevo airport. ever since edward snowden touched down in moscow on sunday it's been the biggest mystery for the last seventy two hours or so what his next move would be he was supposed to fly to have on the from moscow on monday he was checked in supposedly for that flight but never made it this blind carried more than a hall full of moscow's international press corps basically they want to a three day holiday to the caribbean ever since it's been speculated that he may have left the country on a different flight he may have left it elsewhere even some have been alleging that he may have been detained by the russian authorities to later to be extradit

in moscow. anyone who lives in the us knows that the i.r.s. does not play around one honest or dishonest mistake could get you in a lot of trouble even a longtime friend of mine got his entire life savings destroyed due to some simple honest error you think that workers in an organization that could punish you for your financial failings would be very sharp with their own money but that's sadly not the case according to an audit report from the treasury inspector general for tax administration at the very least one thousand iris employees have abused the charge cards they were issued to cover their official travel expenses some of these people are very high on the ladder including an executive level official a criminal investigator and multiple ploys with security clearances much of the abuses related to a place writing checks for big purchases which later bounced due to accounts being empty yeah the people who could ruin your life for one little financial folly seem to have no problem over drawing while they are living it up on taxpayer funde

senator charles schumer has criticized president putin for allowing moscow moscow to become a transit stop for snowden moscow says it wasn't even aware of snowden's plans from washington i'm joined live by artie's guy an h.d. kyon with more so guy and a tell us what's been the reaction from washington so far. oh man there hasn't been an immediate reaction from the white house but we heard comments from some lawmakers here senator chuck schumer was on this morning say the president will do as aided and abetted snowden says skip creating their quote putin always seems almost eager to put a finger in the eye of the united states then you have another senator lindsey graham saying where she will face consequences if it harbors edward snowden now we don't know whether it was already so planning on staying at russia from the reports that we're getting in transit on his way maybe to cuba he might spend the night at the embassy open a swell though or ecuador in moscow but those are unconfirmed reports at this point so instead he would seek asylum in a country that would not be easily pressure

he landed in moscow today.ussian news agencies reported that snowden could stop in cuba before making his way to ecuador. phil black joins us live from moscow. when last we spoke, it wasn't clear whether he left the rp