n.s.a. leaker edward snowden is currently in hiding he was last seen in hong kong and is believed to be still in that area and surprisingly booz allen hamilton has announced that it has fired snowden for violation of the firm's code of ethics and policy meanwhile there has already been some international fallout as a result of these surveillance revelations germany's chancellor angela merkel has said that she will raise the issue of n.s.a. eavesdropping on european communications when she meets with president obama next week also the european union has issued a complaint about the spying to break it all down with me i was joined earlier by michael brooks he's a producer for the majority report as well as jesselyn radack she's the national security and human rights director at the government accountability project here in d.c. and i started off by asking michael if we can expect to see more of this international fallout relating to the story in the coming weeks. i think you'll see it in two ways we're going to continue to see i think this kind of pushback from europe on the sort of civil liber

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden won't be able to leave a moscow airport until he secures the backing of south american diplomats.

edward snowden has gone missing, folks. that's right. this computer whiz has hit escape, control-alt-deleted himself and has avoided being caps-locked up, f7. jim? >> man on the run. where is n.s.a. leaker edward snowden headed next. >> the high-stakes game of cat apped mouse reaches a fever pitch as spy whistle-blower edward snowden remains on the run. >> edward snowden says catch me if you can. a global game of hide and seek >> stephen: yes, a global game of hide and seek. why did we agree to count all the way to 100? and has anyone checked behind curtains in the living room? now, folks, nobody knows exactly where snowden might be. so far there's just been a lot of irresponsible speculation and i want in on it which brings me to my now running segment ♪ where in the world is edward snow-diego? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: if i get it right, i could win a trip to anywhere in the continental united states. oh, i've always wanted to go to queens. better get my shots. now, for weeks now, folks, it's been believed that snowden has been holed up in hong kong. let me show you. okay. for weeks it's been thought that he's holed up in hong kong but yesterday he boarded a flight to mosc

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden is hiding. >> when i heard snowden say he fled to hong kong because of its tradition of free speech i hopped on the plane figuring this would be the safest place for me when i told you to go [bleep] yourself. >> okay. and i don't mean that figuratively. i mean literally figure out a way, maybe through like rubber tubing, maybe through a system of weights or pull eyes. [bleep] john! john! >> yeah. excuse me, john, john! i have breaking news. aasif mandvi, have a go. get it off your chest. >> john, i'm here at the utah server farm where the n.s.a. combs through terabytes of data on u.s. citizens looking for patterns. >> are you actually going to file a real report? >> yes. that's my job. >> that's fantastic. please, aasif, continue. >> okay. well the aggregated data paints a clear picture of what a terrible job you, john oliver, are doing. >> you can't say that. i've only been here for six minutes. >> i know. i know. >> and buzz feed just posted the 27 worst moments of john oliver's first six minutes. oh, oh, oh, oh, wait, wait, wait. a new hash tag trending. john olive

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden remains on the run. the american fugitive was expected to fly from russia to cuba but never showed up for the flight to cuba. >> edward snowden was booked on the flight from russia to cuba today but despite checking in, twice, edward snowden never boarded the flight. the plane pulled away from the gate an associated press reporter sent this picture of edward snowden's empty seat. the former n.s.a. contractor charged with theft and espionage fled hong kong yesterday carrying four laptop reportedly filled with u.s. government secrets. >> i had access to everyone working at n.s.a., the entire intelligence community, offhand, undercover assets. >> officials are concern about russia and china getting their hands on the materials. >> he places hip self above the law and there are very serious simplifications in that. >> the u.s. government is putting pressure on foreign governments to arrest edward snowden and the russian news agency is reporting this morning that the united states asked russia to detain him a

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden remains on the run. from hong kong to moscow, to who knows where next, margaret warner looks at how the u.s. is trying to track him down. >> brown: ray suarez has our coverage of opening statements in the trial of george zimmerman, charged with second- degree murder in the shooting

n.s.a. leaker, edward snowden, on how far the n.s.a. may have gone.ical insiders weigh in on the fallout. >> heather: mortgage rates on the rise making the biggest jump in over 25 years. could this put the brakes on the economy? senior business correspondent weighs in. >> gregg: a helicopter making an emergency land on the hudson driver. five people on board including two children. we will hear from the eyewitnesses. >> heather: first, we have a fox weather alert on a dangerous heat wave. the mercury is soaring to triple digits hitting 120 degrees in the southwest united states. in death valley, california, the heat is striking distance of setting the record for one of the highest temperatures ever recorded. dominic is in los angeles with more on that story. >>reporter: yes, all the way from utah to arizona, from california across to colorado the authorities are telling people to stay out of the sun for two to three days. people cannot help they wills is. people are playing golf in tucson, arizona and in california six were taken away from a half mara

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden remains on the run. from hong kong to moscow, to who

edward snowden has gone missing, folks. that's right. this computer whiz has hit escape, control-alt-deleted himself and has avoided being caps-locked up, f7. jim? >> man on the run. where is n.s.a. leakert. >> the high-stakes game of cat apped mouse reaches a fever pitch as spy whistle-blower edward snowden remains on the run. >> edward snowden says catch me if you can. a global game of hide and seek >> stephen: yes, a global game of hide and seek. why did we agree to count all the way to 100? and has anyone checked behind curtains in the living room? now, folks, nobody knows exactly where snowden might be.

n.s.a. leaker - edward snowden continues to elude capture. there was no sign today of the man who revealed the massive government surveillance of americans' phone calls and e-mails. grant lodes is here to show us what did. and did not. happen today. >> what did "not" happen is snowden arriving in havana. this is a picture of the aeroflot jet from moscow that arrived this afternoon. edward snowden had a reservation, but apparently never boarded it. speculation now is that he is still in the moscow airport, though not exactly "in" russia because he has not gone through passport 3 control. a black car with ecuadorian flags at the moscow airport. the only sign that the world's best=known fugitive had been allowed to leave hong kong in defiance of u.s. wishes. his ultimate destination may be ecuador's capital. the state department did not bother to be diplomatic. >> this was a deliberate choice by the government to release a fugitive despite a valid arrest warrant. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry says anyone who calls snowden a hero is

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden and the countries that seem to help them out it's a headline grabbing challenge for the obama administration my guests today are a grad of ancestry representative jerry connelly of virginia and former chairman michael steele that's all ahead on politics with larry king. live. science technology innovation all the list of around russia. the future of coverage. wealthy british style stock. market. can. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports on. the mission and free credit to.

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden worked reaping millions in profits every year to manage and lobby for an ever expanding and ever more profitable national security industry privatization and praise contractors as efficient and responsible purveyors of public service but here's the thing corporations by virtue of being corporations are incompatible with the functions of representative government i don't want the government making my shoes or a corporation doing that but at its core a republic requires accountability for public policy we entrust our public officials with the power to act in our interest if they violate that trust we expect them to face punishment or resign from their duties after all they serve us not the state and accountability in a democratic republican society in turn requires transparency how can the public judge the crimes of its representatives without knowing about them. our founders understood this that's why they enshrined freedom of the press in the constitution it gave congress the power to investigate and correct the abuses of both the executive and the legislative branches o

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden. is it possible to navigate the economy with all the details such as dixon misinformation and media hype you up to date by decoding the mainstream status it's in your right. to the world. the media world was forced to cover the biggest intelligence leak in the history of the national security agency the disclosure published by guardian journalist glenn greenwald uncovered two giant data collecting operations focusing on the phone calls and internet use of every single american citizen and also exposed prism a government program that has direct access to the servers of corporate firms such as google facebook and apple and uses this access to keep these servers under constant surveillance while after the controversial contents of the leak were being deliberated the shocking news of the leakers identity was just revealed twenty nine year old n.s.a. contractor edward snowden and a bold unprecedented move snowden came forward to identify himself and explain his motives in an exclusive inter

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden won't be able to leave a moscow airport until he meets diplomats from south america. a fall from grace retired u.s. general james cartwright is under fire and a subject of federal probe for leaking information on washington's hacker attack on iran. it is four pm in the russian capital you're watching our arena joshie a deadly riots between supporters and opponents of president morsi are heating up an edge of clashes have already left at least three people killed including a u.s. national in alexandria artie's both true has the latest from cairo. violent clashes have broken out between opponents and supporters of the beleaguered egyptian president mohamed morsi friday off to rival protests shook the nation that was clashes in egypt crystal city of alexandria but we saw two people dead including one u.s. citizen the american man was reportedly a twenty one year old college student from ohio who's been in the mix andrea teaching english to egyptian kids the u.s. embassy for their part have removed all non-essential staff in fiji that this could be a talkative attack in

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden won't be able to leave a moscow airport until his secure is a backlog of south american diplomats. this r.t. coming to life in moscow a deadly riots between supporters and opponents of president morsi are heating up in egypt clashes have already left at least three people killed including a u.s. national in xandra are just bell true has the latest from cairo. the worst clashes were in egypt's personal city of alexandria where we saw two people dead including one u.s. citizen the u.s. embassy for their part have removed all non-essential staff in the that this could be a talkative attack in addition president of came out calling for dialogue between opposition forces and the president saying we must have a united stance the marines the u.s. marines are supposedly have come up with a contingency plan should the violence continue against u.s. citizens so to me i saw in protest of people ripping posters of us buses at the car around five percent saying the mission brotherhood president tales from is definitely following a u.s. agenda civilian grassroots campaign cal

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden and the countries that seem to help them out it's a headline grabbing challenge for the obama administration my guests today are a grad of ancestor and representative jerry connelly of virginia and former r. and c. chairman michael steele it's all ahead on politicking with larry king. we welcome now granted ancestor and host of fox news highly rated on the record with brenda van susteren we're talking politicking historically many presidents have had a rocky second term how is obama doing well so far pretty rocky he's got these get .

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden is nowhere to be found hong kong politicians are telling him to get out while american lawmakers tell him to come home and face the music will dive into the snowden saw go ahead. bradley manning is on trial the whistleblower could spend the rest of his life in jail for leaking u.s. government secrets an update on that case just ahead. and california san i know for a nuclear power plant is now shut down closed after mounting safety concerns but is it still a potential but it is still a potential hazardous nuclear waste site more on this plant its environmental and economic impact and the people who live near it coming up.

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden won't be able to leave a moscow airport until he secures the backing of south american diplomats.

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden. he left hong kong and flew to moscow. >> heading to what supporters say is political asylum, the political whistleblower leaves hong kong. >> big news overnight, edward snowden fled hong kong on a russian commercial airliner and there are reports he may be headed to another communist country. we will get the latest from bob orr, and we'll talk to the head of the senate intelligence committee, dianne feinstein. plus we'll talk about the battle over immigration. tennessee's republican senator bob corker says this: >> we have an opportunity to do something that america needs and that is to solve the immigration issue that we have. >> alabama's republican senator jeff sessions has a different take. >> we all favor a good immigration reform package. this bill is just not it. >> they'll both be here to talk about it and whether house republicans will sign on to any immigration bill. we'll have analysis from susan page of "usa today." gerald seib of the "wall street journal." "time" magazine

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden. speech of pill popping to what degree is big pharma hijacking captures the western medical establishment what is the real aim of the pharmaceutical industry to make people healthy or to generate healthy profits for themselves and is there anything we can do to break this one tell fifo deficients. i would rather as questions for people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find life though larry king now right here on r.t. question more. the media world was forced to cover the biggest intelligence leak in the history of the national security agency the disclosure published by guardian journalist glenn greenwald uncovered two giant data collecting operations focusing on the phone calls and internet use of every single american citizen and also exposed prism a government program that has direct access to the servers of corporate firms such as google facebook and apple and uses this access to keep these servers under constant surveillance while a

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n.s.a. leaker edward snowden won't be able to leave a moscow airport until he meets diplomats from south america. the obama administration targets another leaker the u.s. general james cartwright is under fire and a subject of a federal probe for divulging information on washington's hacker attack on iran. moscow you're watching our t.v. on marina joshing. delhi riots between supporters and opponents of president morsi are heating up in egypt clashes have already left at least three people killed including a u.s. national xandra truth has the latest from cairo. that was to clashes were in egypt's coastal city of alexandria where we saw two people dead including one u.s. citizen the u.s. embassy for their part have removed all non-essential staff in fee that this could be a talkative attack in addition president of came out calling for dialogue between opposition forces and the president saying we must have a united stand the marines the u.s. marines or pows that may have come up with a contingency plan should the violence continue against u.s. citizens so to me i saw in protests people ripping p

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden is nowhere to be found hong kong politicians are telling him to get out while american lawmakers tell him to come home and face the music will dive into the snowden saga of had. bradley manning is on trial the whistleblower could spend the rest of his life in jail for leaking u.s. government secrets an update on that case just ahead. and california's san i know for a nuclear power plant is now shut down closed after mounting safety concerns but is it still a potential but it is still a potential hazardous nuclear waste site more on this plant its environmental and economic impact and the people who live near it coming up.

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden was live chatting with people and answering their questions on the guardian's web site he's providing more insight into the program many americans never knew really existed until very recently political commentator sam sacks joined me earlier today and i asked him if any new information came out during edward snowden's life chatting. well we a few new things we were told by snowden that there's going to be some more information coming out regarding just how direct of access intelligence agents have to the contents of american citizens phone calls or e-mails that's been kind of. a major question since these leaks came out snowden came out in said you know in analysts can just any analysts can just tap into someone's e-mail or phone call and listen and that's been disputed by by the n.s.a. by the d.n.i. and. you know snowden is coming out today saying well we're going to get to the bottom of this and he still stands by his claims there snowden said he's not a chinese spy that's you know not surprising you would think he'd be making some money i believe the quote was

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden is fighting for freedom flying from country to country in an attempt to avoid extradition to the u.s. on saturday night word came that the thirty year old had boarded a plane headed toward moscow with plans to quickly leave for a third destination his current whereabouts are unknown as is his final destination the plane headed towards cuba that snowden was supposed to be on landed have at it just about an hour ago the u.s. has requested for the extradition of snowden from china russia and hong kong but why are these nations and others choosing to go along with america's demands for a whiner a look at the international implications political commentator sam sachs explains. last week the department of justice was working closely with officials in hong kong their plan to have edward snowden arrested and brought back to the united states to face espionage charges today we know that plan didn't work out and we've now seen other governments around the world appear unwilling to do the bidding of the united states into a rest snowden and we have an idea as to why now let's begin i

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden won't be able to leave a moscow airport until he meets diplomats from south america down the obama administration targets another leaker the u.s. general james cartwright is under fire at a subject of a federal probe for divulging information on washington's hacker attack on iran.

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden may be on the move this morning after fleeing hong kong.he's going and if he can be stopped. >>steve: the journalist who leaked the snowden story goes off on an nbc reporter. >> i think it's pretty extraordinary that anyone who would call themselves a journalist would publicly talk about whether or not other journalists should be charged. >>brian: men are boycotting marriage, fatherhood and the american dream. why? ladies, they say it's your

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden won't be able to leave a moscow airport until he meets diplomats from south america. a fall from grace retired u.s. general james cartwright is under fire and a subject of federal probe for leaking information on washington's hacker attack on iran. it is four pm in.

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden is finding for freedom flying from country to country and in attempt to avoid extradition to the us let's quickly recap how we got here late last week we found out that federal prosecutors in for ginia had filed charges against snowden those charges include a theft of government property giving national defense information to someone without a script carry clearance and revealing classified information about communications intelligence the latter two charges are considered acts of espionage which could result in the life sentence or even execution on saturday night word that the thirty year old had boarded a plane headed toward moscow with plans to quickly leave for a third unknown destination his car whereabouts are unknown as is his final destination. joining me now to talk in-depth about the fate of this is an essay leaker on possible outcomes for him i'm joined by john holzman president john c. holzman enterprises from berlin and here in our d.c. studio is former cia analyst ray mcgovern let's start with you in your opinion what is was edward snowden's decision to go o

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden. he's believed to be hiding out in hong kong. the u.s. hacked 61,000 targets, including some in china he says. an audit of his computer shows he obtained more documents than those leaked. he has not been charged with a crime. >> global leaders are heading to northern ireland for this year's g8 summit. and get ready for the longest day of the year, the summer solstice. here's those stories and more in the week ahead. >> sunday is a father's day so light up the grill and spend quality time with dad. kids in the u.s. will remember and honor the special role models in their lives. make sure to call and tell dad you love him. >> and monday the g8 summit kicks off in northern ireland. >> wednesday, president obama is set to meet with germany's chancellor, discussing a broad spectrum of global issues. the visit to the country will coincide with the 50th anniversary of a famous speech j.f.k. made in 1963. >> and commuters on thursday are encouraged to ride public transportation instead of driving to save money. >> friday is your chance to take ad

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden the public is split down the middle about charging him with a crime but if one thing is obvious most americans might be ok with the surveillance program but they do want to know more about it sixty five percent support a public airing to find out exactly what the program does. now one thing we have learned from the house hearing on the n.s.a. surveillance methods is that only twenty two people are allegedly authorized to approve which phone numbers will be surveilled that's according to general director general keith alexander however it is also true that millions of other employees have access to confidential and secret materials in fact it's four point nine million people that currently have that kind of clearance now and all of those people one point four million more have access to top secret information because the amount of information going into and out of that agency is constantly increasing the number of people needed to go through all of this information needs to mirror that expansion and that could open the door to even more secret spellers like edwar

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden.he is still in russia. >>> the second day of continues.t the george a judge expected to rule whether prosecutors can play calls that zimmerman made to police months before he shot trayvon martin. >>> later this morning james holmes is back in court. a judge expected to decide whether a colorado mental health center can have more time for his psychiatric evaluation. >> it's time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. we're going to start this morning with the good. an adventurous red panda is back at home at the national zoo in d.c. his name is rusty. somehow he escaped from his cage and was lost for hours yesterday. he was finally spotted hiding in a tree in a nearby neighborhood. our director's name is rusty. >> next the bad. california police finding a huge pot operation inside a house. cops discovered over 1,000 plants growing around the house along with scales and packaging material. two men were arrested and police are looking for a third now. finally the ugly. a woman caught

n.s.a. leaker edward snowden remains on the run. from hong kong to moscow, to who knows where next, margaret warner looks at how the u.s. is trying to track him down. >> brown: ray suarez has our coverage of opening statements in the trial of george zimmerman, charged with second- degree murder in the shooting death of florida teenager trayvon martin. >> ifill: and judy woodruff talks to two authors who are tracking the shift of power from washington, d.c., to the cities and states, launching a "metropolitan revolution." i think when you have coalitions of mayors, civic leaders, business leaders all coming together and showing that change can really happen on the ground, that is a powerful example for washington. >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> bnsf railway. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these insti