coming up on r t a new n.s.a. leaker a new document shows that a federal court allowed the n.s.a. to gather information on a hundred and ninety three world governments all the details on that just ahead. as concerns grow over desolate privacy there's also a consumer demand a new phone is on the market that's designed to protect your privacy from snooping government agency has more on that coming up. and it is certain ukraine government forces clash with an idea of separatists ukraine's president decided to end a ceasefire as the violence returns more on the conflict later in the show.

coming up on r t a new n.s.a. leaker a new document shows that a federal court allows the n.s.a. to gather information on a hundred and ninety three world governments all the details on that just ahead. as concerns grow over digital privacy there's also a consumer demand a new phone is on the market that's designed to protect your privacy from snooping government agency has more on that coming up. and in eastern ukraine government forces clash with anti-theist separatists ukraine's president decided to end a ceasefire as the violence returns more on the conflict later in the show. it's tuesday july first five pm in washington d.c. i'm your i dated and you're watching r.t. america. with privacy on the minds of many americans a new national security agency leaks shows the spy agency has a wider reach than once thought according to documents released by edward snowden and obtained the by the washington post a sudden rule court permitted the n.s.a. to collect information about governments and one hundred ninety three different countries as well as on foreign institutions like the wor

. >> a controversial contract awarded by the federal government, the security firm that vetted n.s.a. leaker edward snowden is being paid $190 million to operate the countries immigration system. u.s. investigation services l.l.c. was never blocked from working with the government. the justice department accused the company of fraud while carrying out background checks, which included snowdens. home land security said after an 18 month review it is satisfied with the changes the company has made. >> the first hurricane of the atlantic season bearing down on the east coast overnight. tropical storm arthur has been upgraded. it is now a hurricane and expected to hit the carolina's early friday. evacuation orders are in effect for the outer banks and that is where we find jay gray. are residents heeding the warnings? >> yeah, especially in the areas where there are mandatory evacuations now, hatteras island and of course on the cape lookout national park and national shoreline. it's beautiful here now. we've had a good sunrise, the waves of calm, the wind not really here at all. that's going to

heels of disputes over ukraine, the downing of the malaysian jetliner and russia's asylum for n.s.a. leaker edward snowden. now accusations that russia has violated a treaty at the heart of arms control. >> it helped two super powers end the cold war, now 30 years later, the same deal threatens to divide the united states and russia even further. monday, president obama in a letter to russian president putin accused moscow of violating a missile ban signed by ronald reagan and mikael gorbachev in 1987. the state department in a report to be delivered to congress today says russia has tested a missile banned by the agreement known as the intermediate rank nuclear forces treaty. that prohibits both countries from firing any land based or across missile capable of reaching a distance up to 3400 miles. while washington wants direct talks, moscow said the matter is closed. it's the latest chapter in a year that has seen increasingly strained relations between the u.s. and russia especially over ukraine and the recent downing of malaysia airlines flight 17. >> there is evidence of high precision