in supposedly for that flight but never made it there this blind carried more than a hall full of moskos international press corps basically they want to a three day holiday to the caribbean has 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 extradited to the united states both of these claims were in fact quashed by the russian president who compared mr snowden to the case of another very famous whistleblower but snowden's case is similar to that of julian assange both called themselves defenders of human rights and fight for the freedom of information you have to ask yourself do such people need to be hunted down and put in prison i personally would like to avoid cases like these it's like sharing a pig lots of shrieking but little fun while the russians would rather clear in their explanation as to why snowden would not be extradited to the united states the explanation coming from the chinese authorities as to why they didn't den

man by the media now this blind he was supposed to board on monday carried more than a hall full of moskos international press corps basically they want on a three day holiday to the caribbean and now it's also speculated what's his next move would be some are saying that he may wait for the dust to settle down and then move elsewhere some are saying that he may wait for his asylum plea to be satisfied by either ecuador venezuela in any case we have. bored waiting for the next move of the world's most high profile whistleblower and. when i was talking to you off air a few minutes ago we understand the snowden is alleged to be in that building behind you at a summer inside the at moscow's airport. thank you. well russia may face consequences for its inaction this a warning from senior u.s. officials foremost among them secretary of state john kerry though it's not just moscow the may face washington's ati's guy nature can has this report. u.s. secretary of state john kerry hinted at possible consequences that russia may face for its response on snowden saying at times russians have criminal

fair moskos still ahead this hour pushed what you think and get busted using social media may get you arrested in the united kingdom where the targeting of abusive twitter trolls by british police leads to concern over the freedom of speech this is a much more after a short break. we speak your language. use programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little turn it into angles kid stories. or you hear. the spanish find out more visit actuality bad. news continues here naughty and extreme opinion sometimes leads to an offensive tweet which could these days lead you in jail that's increasingly the situation in great britain where social media users have to watch what they post online abusive comments have led to arrests across the country and activists worried that the law is becoming too zealous about hunting down tweeting trolls. investigates. we trust our officers with a baton we trust some of the c.i. sprit and yet for some reason we can't trust some of the twitter account in the wake of the recent willet murder a number of arrests were made across the coun

man by the media now this blind he was supposed to board on monday carried more than a hall full of moskos international press corps basically they want to a three day holiday to the caribbean and now it's speculated what's his next move would be sound of saying that he may wait for the dust to settle down and then move elsewhere some are saying that he may wait for his asylum plea to be satisfied by either ecuador or even as well or in any case we hear. waiting for the next move of the world's most high profile whistleblower. russia may face consequences for its an action there's a warning from senior u.s. officials foremost among them the secretary of state john kerry and more than that though it's not just that it may face washington there's more issues too it. can report on this. u.s. secretary of state john kerry hinted at possible consequences that russia may face for its response on snowden saying at times russians have criminals in the us there were looking for and he said the u.s. has cooperated on handing over seven of them and it passed two years although if it were a russian wh

or you know if you're moskos to have the program reaching a milestone as all of these you tube is crossed and his story to begin viewers mark we look at some of your videos you know and that's after this break. do we speak your language or not a dance. or music program some documentary some spanish matters to you. it will turn it into angles to the stories. you hear. the spanish find out more visit. continues here in l a t nationwide protests in turkey a raging for a fourth day as demonstrators clashed with police in several cities protest as a demanding concessions from what they call the authoritarian regime of the prime minister and his party there's a feeling there's a producer video agency ruptly and is in istanbul with the latest for us as he's so in the fourth day now these protests and he saw in that the beginning to subside. at the moment absolutely not i mean today was very much seen as a crucial day almost a challenge to the. protest movement as to whether it has the ability to continue this standoff against the government but right now i'm standing and i have attacks in square

booked on a flight from hong kong to moscow but someone named edward snowden is booked on a flight from moskoa, cuba. wikileaks helped snowden find asylum in a democratic country but cuba doesn't fit that bill. they got a legal adviser traveling with snowden and in a tweet wikileaks confirmed snowden and that adviser have made it into russian airspace already. this weekend just yesterday the white house national security adviser told cbs news that the united states made a good case for extradition and that the white house expected hong kong to comply with the extradition treaty, but the government in hong kong says the united states never really gave them proper documents to force extradition so they had no reason to bring him in and no reason not to let him leave on his own. snowden spent two weeks in hong kong as a wanted man since it was two sundays ago that we first saw his face. back to you. >>> thank you for the update. >>> we want to bring in the author of "nuclear showdown." we're lucky to have your expertise with us this morning. why russia? >> well, i think that he really was on the