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n.s.a. intercepts computers bought online and bugs them with special software and spying gadgets before they reach their owners. and a look back at the scandals and breakthroughs that shape the global news events of two thousand and thirteen. nine am in moscow i'm good to have you with us here on r t our top story this hour the first funerals are to be held in volgograd after the city was devastated by two bomb attacks in the space of less than twenty four hours at least thirty three people killed scores more wounded archies margaret howell met some of those in mourning. it's been one more of an easy night for the residents of russia's southern city of welcome the loved ones of the injured in two terror attacks held vigils in hospitals others mourned. he was a good man a good father a good son a good grandson there are not so many of such good ones around the good ones die first they say. with barely contain tears a lot of near nelly vico clutches the memory of his son who was the first victim of sunday's attack in the train station sergei was a security guard here. he had this job for about

n.s.a. intercepts computers bought on line and bugs them with special software and spyware before they reach their owners. we take a look back at the scandals and breakthroughs that shaped twenty. ten am in moscow i'm at a very good to have you with us our top story this hour volgograd in mourning after the city was devastated by two bomb attacks in less than twenty four hours at least thirty three people killed and scores more wounded artie's margaret howell has been there covering this from the start she joins me live now with the latest so what's the mood in the city today it's probably fairly tense there yes. not it is tense it's also very somber the traffic seems to be moving more slowly there seems to be something in the air that is that is very somber here as you mentioned thirty two died among these two terrorist attacks it's now thirty three there was another victim who died just hours ago in the middle of the night in the hospital succumbing to their injuries i was able to catch up with some of the victims that are left i.e. family members of people who have died namely the father

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n.s.a. is reportedly intercepting laptops purchased online to install spyware malware before they reach their destinations. and relations and breakthroughs are approached as edward snowden spy scandal a long awaited nuclear deal with iran global run is against g.m. foods and fracking a look at the stories that shaped twenty thirteen. and a very warm welcome to our seem to national twenty four hour news live from moscow my name is you'd actually power it on main story now russian president vladimir putin has changed his new year address and pledged to fight terrorists until they're fully defeated as follows two deadly suicide bombings in volgograd in just two days let's get more details now from the screen of a young girl please tell us about this statement from the russian president. well the president changed his traditional new year's address location from the kremlin to the russian far east where he's currently on an unexpected visit reading the new year with those affected by major floods which happened in the region last summer and led me to put in more of the things he talked about spok

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n.s.a. search for the communications of americans intercepted phone calls and the like. >> jon: on the bright side, under this plan, if you like your n.s.a. spy -- [laughter] -- you get to keep your n.s.a. spy so that is something. [ laughter ] but of course the government -- >> his no idea we could keep our same spy. that is shock and delightful. [laughter] but of course the government couldn't get away with doing things that they swore they weren't doing because of strictness of the oversight of the nothing they weren't doing. >> this program by the way is fully overseen not just by congress but by the fisa court. it's been carried out consistent with the constitution and rule of law. >> jon: see? it turns out it wasn't so much rule of law consistent as rule of law add -- adjacent. the n.s.a. has been routinely breaking privacy rules. >> jon: rules are made to be broken. sorry, wait that is no precious moments figures. those are knead be broken. rules are made to be followed. even though they said repeatedly these programs are only used to catch bad guys. >> reports surfacing that some empl

n.s.a. search for the communications of americans intercepted phone calls and the like. >> jon: on the brightnder this plan, if you like your n.s.a. spy -- [laughter] -- you get to keep your n.s.a. spy so that is something. [ laughter ] but of course the government -- >> his no idea we could keep our same spy. that is shock and delightful. [laughter] but of course the government couldn't get away with doing things that they swore they weren't doing because of strictness of the oversight of the nothing they weren't doing. >> this program by the way is fully overseen not just by congress but by the fisa court. it's been carried out consistent with the

n.s.a. is operations to intercept laptops to implant malware also involved cia and f.b.i. agents kill out from the open rights group says the most tricky issue here is the lack of legal oversight on such missions. it is possible to sometimes make an argument that if somebody is a really serious dangerous criminal that maybe that person should have their computer hacked but what what i think we'll probably find is that this is why didn't that certainly when we talk about governments it's necessarily white that will probably point at the supervision about those choices is not very sophisticated and doesn't deal with individual cases it's probably blanket permission and that is where you get a lot of danger i think it's really quite dangerous and problematic because again the government the n.s.a. appears to be making its own decisions about how other democratic governments should be operating their policies and not trusting them to do their job. passengers on a ship are trapped in ice in the antarctic will be evacuated by the chinese helicopter the stranded academic shokalsk

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n.s.a. using 702 authority intercepted an e-mail from a terrorist located in pakistan. that individual was talking with an individual located inside the united states talking about perfecting a recipe for explosives. through legal process, that individual was identified and he was located in denver, colorado. the f.b.i. followed him to new york city and later executed search warrants with the new york joint terrorism task force and n.y.p.d. and found bomb- making components and backpacks. he later confessed to a plot to bomb the new york subway system with backpacks. also working with business records, the n.s.a. was able to provide a previously unknown number of one of the coconspirators. this was the first core al-qaeda plot since 9/11 directed from afghanistan. another example, n.s.a. was monitoring a known extremist in yemen. this individual was in contact with an individual in the united states. individuals that we identified through a fisr that the f.b.i. applied for were able to detect a plot to bomb the new york stock exchange. he had been providing information

n.s.a.'s terrorist surveillance program was implemented to intercept al qaeda communications. the american public was told al qaeda carried out the attacks alone with no state sponsors. 28 payments of report are classified. did saudi arabia assist the 9/11 hijackers? joining us is jamie reno, a correspondent at the international business times who has been covering the story for years and interviewed two congress men pushing to get the classified session of the report public. he joins us from san diego. and the author of a vanity fair article. "house of bush, house of sword", the secret relationship between the powerful dine assies. jamie, why is this coming up now. it talks about a specific sources of foreign support for the 19 hijackers. 15 are saudis, you covered it. what do you know about what is reporting. >> i don't know what's in it, but i can tell you from a number of congressional sources that i have talked to over the years, basically it illuminates the financial connections between the 9/11 hijackers, the sawedy government, and those living in san diego and those co

n.s.a. using 702 authority intercepted an e-mail from a terrorist located in pakistan. that individual was talking with an individual located inside the united states talking about perfecting a recipe for explosives. through legal process, that individual was identified and he was located in denver, colorado. the f.b.i. followed him to new york city and later executed search warrants with the new york joint terrorism task force and n.y.p.d. and found bomb-making components and backpacks. he later confessed to a plot to bomb the new york subway system ith backpacks. also working with business records, the n.s.a. was able to provide a previously unknown number of one of the coconspirators. this was the first core al-qaeda plot since 9/11 directed from afghanistan. another example, n.s.a. was monitoring a known extremist in yemen. this individual was in contact with an individual in the united tates. individuals that we identified through a fisr that the f.b.i. applied for were able to detect a plot to bomb the new york stock exchange. he had been providing information in

n.s.a. using 702 authority intercepted an e-mail from a terrorist located in pakistan. that individual was talking with an individual located inside the united states talking about perfecting a recipe for explosives. through legal process, that individual was identified and he was located in denver, colorado. the f.b.i. followed him to new york city and later executed search warrants with the new york joint terrorism task force and n.y.p.d. and found bomb-making components and backpacks. he later confessed to a plot to bomb the new york subway system with backpacks. also working with business records, the n.s.a. was able to provide a previously unknown number of one of the coconspirators. this was the first core al-qaeda plot since 9/11 directed from afghanistan. another example, n.s.a. was monitoring a known extremist in yemen. this individual was in contact with an individual in the united tates. individuals that we identified through a fisr that the f.b.i. applied for were able to detect a plot to bomb the new york stock exchange. he had been providing information in

n.s.a. has a skilled hacking team that specializes in getting the ungettable. the team he has high tech spies that interceptit hardware vulnerabilities, and highjacked microsofts internal supporting system. it is based on leaks by edward snowden. >> parts of the midwest are seeing a drastic drop in temperatures. for more, we turn to nicole mitchell. >> you look at the twin cities in minnesota, dropping from the upper 40's 47 in minneapolis to negatives this morning. the last 24 hours, 20-degree drop but over the last two days, it's been closer to 60 degrees of a drop. we're having a little warm up now after the initial cold in rapid city because of some of those down flow winds. most of the region is going to stay frigid and a lot of temperature below zero this morning. unfortunately, midwest is sharing all that cold air. it's already been moving eastward and so itward, so we're watching some of these temperatures drop, not as dramatically, but you might notice a 10-degree drop from yesterday. as we get across the region, here's what we're going to look at as we head closer to the holiday. with all of that