but folks, all this moaning about n.s.a. snooping totally ignores the great snooping being done by the f.b.i. the feds have unveiled their greatest technological breakthrough since whatever they used to keep mulder and scully from doing it. they were perfect for each other! print my fan fiction! (cheers and applause) jim? >> our government has had the ability to turn on our web cams on our computers and monitor us at home and we don't even know it. >> the feds are reportedly able to use secret technology to disable the web cam's green light so you have no idea you're on. a source tells the "washington post" that the f.b.i. has been able to hack into our web cams for several years. >> stephen: folks, this is a major breakthrough. previously you wan if you wantey on someone through your web cam you had to pay $1.99 per minute. (laughter) and what they were strapping on was not a suicide vest. (audience reacts) still, there might be times when you don't want a nameless bureaucrat to watch your every move. that's why i have invented a po

tonight a scandal in scandinavia now sweden is revealed to be in on the spying game helping the n.s.a. snooping on the russian leadership also. on the christian community. religious officials plead for action to protect syria's christians were a group of nuns are still being held by rebel forces plus. there's no doubt where the united states stands on america weighs their new craze ongoing crisis supporting the pro e.u. opposition is protesters give the president and alternates a. i'm ready to pick up any keep forty seven and start shooting party looks at ukraine's hardline nationalist groups and the claims they're hijacking the country's pro e.u. demonstration. in this is r.t. coming to live from headquarters here in moscow our top story then sweden has been helping america's n.s.a. to spy on russian leaders and provided washington with a list of high profile targets swedish t.v. site documents leaked by whistleblower edward snowden the program which revealed the claims is called mission investigate its chief editor told us what they found we have revealed. a very close relationship between th

the technical industry has criticized some of the most high from file n.s.a. snooping programs and says the president and tech leaders will talk about that issue and they are talking about cyber security and the rollout problems with the health care website. >> still to come the n.r.a. fires back in legal action against a bay area city. >> and a battle over the picture of an angel for former. charlie's angels star. >> the first lady of rock is among the old school munitions recognized today by the hall of familiar of rock and that put you on their gift list? well say hello to aio! at aio wireless you can get an android smartphone free with activation. free android phone?!?! yes please. plus, aio has a reliable nationwide network contracts. it's like the presents just keep coming! a wireless company that puts me at the top of their list? i'm in! stop by your neighborhood aio store or visit aiowireless.com. aio, a new way to wireless. of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone 'round. a smoked, shank half ham is only 99

to be in on the spying game helping the n.s.a. snoop on the russian leadership. religious officials played for action to protect syria's christians where a group of nuns is still being held by rebel forces plus. the no doubt where the united states stands on all of this. america weighs in on ukraine's ongoing crisis supporting the opposition those protesters give president an ultimatum. i.

a scandal in scandinavia now sweden is revealed to be in on the spying game helping the n.s.a. snoop on the russian leadership also. of the christian community. religious officials plead for action to protect serious christians where a group of nuns is still being held by rebel forces plus. the no doubt where the united states stands on. america weighs in on ukraine's ongoing crisis supporting the opposition is protesters give presents. an ultimatum also. i am ready to pick up and. start shooting party looks at ukraine's hardline nationalist groups and their claims they are hijacking the country's pro e.u. demonstrations. broadcasting twenty four seven live from moscow you're watching international. sweden's been helping america's n.s.a. to spy on russian leaders and provided washington with a list of high profile targets swedish state t.v. site documents leaked by whistleblower edward snowden the details from marty's correspondent in europe peter oliver. the swedish national defense radio establishment that's known as the the f r a that monitors communications in the swedish intelli

morning a scandal in scandinavia now sweden is revealed to be enormous spying game helping the n.s.a. snoop on the russian leadership. dozens of killed in central sanaa as the cradle of yemen's military gets devastated by one of the bloodiest terrorist raids the country seat in recent years also this hour. be no doubt where the united states stands on this america weighs in on ukraine's ongoing crisis supporting the pro e.u. opposition as protesters give president an ultimatum and this is the latest from central kiev by the way where rallies continue taking place nonstop. i'm ready to pick up any keep forty seven and start shooting the look at ukraine's hardline nationalist groups to the claims that they are hijacking the country's pro demonstrations right now. if you just join us for a good morning children from a kevin owen here in moscow this morning this is our international top story sweden has been helping america's n.s.a. to spy on russia's leaders and provided washington with a list of high profile targets to swedish state t.v. sites documents leaked by whistleblower edward snowden

a scandal in scandinavia now sweden is revealed to be in on the spying game helping the n.s.a. snoop on the russian leadership also. but is a systematic. on all of the christian community. religious officials played for action to protect syria's christians where a group of nuns is still being held by rebel forces and. there's no doubt where the united states stands on this. america weighs in on ukraine's ongoing crisis supporting the opposition this protest is give president. an ultimatum. i. start shooting. party looks ukraine's hardline nationalist groups and the claims they are hijacking the country's pro e.u. demonstrations. and i welcome you watching r.t. international with me andrey farm. now sweden's been helping america's n.s.a. to spy on russian leaders and provided washington with a list of high profile targets swedish state t.v. site documents leaked by whistleblower edward snowden the program which revealed the claims is called mission investigate and its chief editor joins us live now on r.t. thank you very much for being with us this evening that this is a juicy story i

authorities want him to stand trial for leaking details of the n.s.a. snooping well the plight of whistleblowers has been documented in a new film called media. shot by a crew of wiki leaks. lists and it costs light on that dangerous mission to seek any media outlet that will publish or broadcast their secrets and off as details. it's been described as a wiki leaks or road movie following the journey of a group of wiki leaks associates across central asia searching for media outlets to help publish secret diplomatic cables with making me do. something which which i would like to call an acid test and our us interest was one of the u.s. state department cables where you give these cables to certain. publications and see how they react to it most of the publications had difficulties in responding to publishing secrets that had to do with the united states with empire in our world johannes wall strong helped direct the movie although a feature film wasn't the original plan initial goal was to actually distribute this material that bradley manning allegedly makes to

governmental limitations to these practices that's how the russian president commented on the n.s.a. snooping and edward snowden's revelations but i didn't appear to know he's holding his traditional annual news conference at the moment being grilled on some of this year's most pressing topics and. it's falling fashion for us and joins us now live hi there you are so take us through some of the main points of what we've heard so far. all the president's been talking for nearly three hours now and thirteen hundred journalists are taking part in this event and we did take the liberty of picking some of the more interesting subjects one of the questions that the president was asked was about edward snowden the former n.s.a. contractor or start a virtual documents on u.s. surveillance programs across the world he did receive temporary asylum in russia and his exact whereabouts are still unknown due to security reasons and according to the president never met personally but it doesn't i admire him as a character in things that snowden did make a major impact on the world and on the global politica

a scandal in scandinavia now sweden's revealed to be in on the spying game helping the n.s.a. snoop on the russian leadership also. of the christian community in syria. religious officials played for action to protect syria's christians where a group of nuns is still being held by rebel forces plus. there should be no doubt where the united states stands on all of this. america weighs in on ukraine's ongoing crisis supporting the opposition as protesters give president . old some item. and r.t. look to ukraine's hardline nationalist groups and make claims that they're hijacking the country's pro a huge demonstrations. and i welcome you watching r.t. international coming to you live from moscow. now sweden's been helping america's n.s.a. to spy on russian leaders and provided washington with a list of high profile targets swedish state t.v. site documents leaked by whistleblower edward snowden let's go live now to our tease peter oliver he was got more details for sir peter what exactly is emerging here. well these latest leaked documents look into the swedish national defense radio

the vulnerable people want to learn how to protect themselves online and still people like the n.s.a. snooping on them. and we'll be bringing you more updates from the conference here on r.t. so do stay with us for that i had in a program here on our to international toxic stations experts tell r t how britain has become an international online hobby for selling and consuming the legal equivalent of class a drugs that could actually be just as harmful as the originals all the details are coming out. and also former russian oligarch way hotter kosgei may be out of prison but some of those who remember how he is oil company fought its way to the top say it left plenty of victims along the way and we talked to the widow of one of them just a few minutes here in our to. st augustine. strategic region to. cover team of journalists trying to release wiki leaks documents about zero. the united states is trying to yeah. maybe a local media more pro-american they encounter fear ignorance and pressure. the country blocks the way to information freedom. media stuff on our t.v. . what is your life if you

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concerned about the n.s.a. snooping on their data that they're requiring in writing that the technology suppliers store their data outside the u.s. well this is a big trend for twenty four jane is that the monopoly almost that the u.s. enjoyed over the internet is being broken up and that means that competitiveness in the u.s. will decline that means the dollar is world reserve currency is continuing to ebb and we will see the rise of a multi multi multi dimensional global economy away from the u.s. as world reserve currency this could be the year that we see the empire finally go yeah i think you're right all right well guess what we must mosey on along to the second half thanks happy new year max guys are oh i thank you darling. for the second half more. of. a. very hard to take. that back with rick perry. i am the president and i think a society that case and big corporation kind of convinced that to consume cars can do i feel bad for trying to get all that all about money and i'm actually sick for politicians writin

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corporate keep my data out of the us clause some companies are apparently so concerned about the n.s.a. snooping on their data that they're requiring in writing that the technology suppliers store their data outside the us well this is other another big trend for twenty four jane is that the monopoly almost that the us enjoyed over the internet is being broken up and that means i competitiveness in the us will decline the means of dollars world reserve currency is continuing to ebb and we will see the rise of a multi multi multi dimensional global economy away from us as world reserve currency this could be the year that we see the empire finally go yeah i think you're right all right well we must mosey on along to the second half thanks happy new year max kaiser oh i thank you darling. june for the second half a whole lot more. he survived war atrocities. to make a final decision. has changed his life and the world around him. by giving up. hope. and loves to so many children. by the american worker on the street. and. if indeed these economic ups and downs in the final months that the london d

n.s.a. spying snooping capabilities are far beyond what we previously thought not only can they listen to our phone calls listen to our e-mails but that in fact anything you would you buy may already come fully equipped with n.s.c. hardware now never mind scientists workshop they talk about a secret workshop that would install chips into computers that may be sold in certain areas that the n.s.a. deems to be worth looking into. so that means that anybody that receives a computer for christmas have a look inside it that may well be something you didn't quite expect in their know as well as that it also the latest revelations that were reported and also go into the fact that the underwater cables that connect us all around the world have also been hacked by the n.s.a. and yes we're all being spied on and they all they know everything what we're looking at in not only can they access what we are sending over the internet but in case it may well be that the hardware that we we send those messages with has already being tampered with or passengers on a ship trapped in the ice in the antarctic or b

country and of course russia is not alone in being subject to the allegations of high profile snooping by the n.s.a. here mr speaker magazine revealed earlier this year that the agency had targeted chancellor angela merkel of course also reportedly on washington's radar brazil's president jim hosts of as well as the russian prime minister and former leader dmitri medvedev he was apparently spied on at the g twenty summit in london back in two thousand and nine with some help from britain's g c h q and with the n.s.a. reportedly harvesting data from hundreds of millions of ordinary people's cell phones to i asked earlier intelligence on his claim or trainer harvey just what they're trying to get from all this data. the volume of information is extraordinary and remember it has to be stored and they have storage facilities both side of the united states and here what they will do is they will discover let's say that someone is using a cell phone a mobile phone and it it's just like the. navigation system you have in your motor car that it's linked to satellites you can say were at any given time that

technical industry has critical of some of the most high profile national security agency snooping programs. >> n.s.acould be eyeing south america as a home. a newspaper in brazil says edward snowden sent a letter asking for political asylum in brazil in exchange, the former n.s.a. contractor says he would help brazil investigate united states spying on its soil. for the past several months he has revealed widespread spying bit n.s.a. and currently is living in temporary asylum in russia. >> in rip monday a community rally planned tonight to support a resolution pushing forward a closure prevention program, using imminent domain to seize mortgages of homes upwater and offer the mortgages back to home owners at lower rates. more than half of the homeowners have mortgages hire than the valve the home. a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by three banks challenging rich machine's plan. >> firefighters battling a rare december wildfire near one of the state's most popular catch -- most popular camping destinations. >> what are the real odds for winning the mega millions lottery? it's time to change the wa

the high profile snooping programs have been criticized by the n.s.a. and their data mining. edward snowden is eyeing south america as a future home. a newspaper in brazil says he has sent a letter asking for political asylum in brazil in exchange, the former contractor would help brazil investigate united states spying on its soil. for the past self months he has released documents revealing wide help spread spying bit n.s.a. and now is living under temporary asylum in russia. >> in richmond a community rallies before the mapped city council -- before the planned city council meeting to seize mortgages of homes underwater and offer the morgues back to homeowners at lower rates. half of richmond homeowners have mortgages that are higher in value than the value of their home. a federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by throw banks challenging the plan. >> enforcement of a law in palo alto that were was living in cars will be postponed. the city council passed the ordinance this year and it was set to go interest effect on february 10. the san jose mercury news reports that the

n.s.a. is not engaging in domestic surveillance or snooping around, but i also recognize that as technologies change, people can start running algorithms and programs that map out all the information in our telephones and computers we may have to refine further to give people more confidence. i'll work very hard on doing that. we have to provide more confidence to the international community. in some ways what has been more challenging is the fact that we do have a lot of laws and checks and balances and safeguards and audits when it comes to making sure that the n.s.a. and other intelligence agencies are not spying on americans. we have had less legal constraint in terms of what we are doing internationally, but i think part of what's been interesting about this whole exercise is recognizing that in a virtual world some of these boundaries don't matter anymore. and just because we can do something doesn't mean we necessarily should, and the values that we've got as americans are one that is we have to be willing to apply beyond our borders i think perhaps more systematically than we have don

n.s.a. is not engaging in domestic surveillance or snooping around, but i also recognize that as technologies change, people can start running algorithms and programs that map out all the information in our telephones and computers we may have to refine further to give people more confidence. i'll work very hard on doing that. we have to provide more confidence to the international community. in some ways what has been more challenging is the fact that we do have a lot of laws and checks and balances and safeguards and audits when it comes to making sure that the n.s.a. and other intelligence agencies are not spying on americans. we have had less legal constraint in terms of what we are doing internationally, but i think part of what's been interesting about this whole exercise is recognizing that in a virtual world some of these boundaries don't matter anymore. and just because we can do something doesn't mean we necessarily should, and the values that we've got as americans are one that is we have to be willing to apply beyond our borders i think perhaps more systematically than we have don

n.s.a. is not engaging in domestic surveillance or snooping around but i also recognize that as technologies change and people can start running algorithms and programs that map out all the information that we're downloading on a daily basis into our telephones and our computers that we may have to refine this further to give people more confidence. and i'm going to be working very hard on doing that. and we've got to provide more confidence to the international community. >> brown: on an upbeat note, mr. obama suggested 2014 can be a breakthrough year for the economic recovery. >> the economy is stronger than it has been in a very long time. our next challenge then is to make sure that everybody benefits from that and not just a few folks. >> brown: and on iran, he again defended his decision to negotiate with iran on ending its nuclear program. >> i've been very clear from the start, i mean what i say. it is my goal to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. but i sure would rather to it diplomatically. i'm keeping all options on the table, but if i can do it diplomatically, that's h

n.s.a. had been spying on global leaders followed by claims that a number of countries were also in on the snooping former cia officer ray mcgovern says those behind the surveillance should be brought to justice. i am delighted to hear that ed snowden on his desk in honolulu had a copy of the constitution of the united states of all dog eared because he used it to argue with his and his campaign there it is say as to whether what they were doing was legal whether it was constitutional whether it was a crime for them to be corrupt to be cooperated in using their technical expertise to violate america's privacy right and left the question should be why those who are aided and abetted this whether they should be. i suppose in their case and brought to trial for these of gross violations of their solemn oath to to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies throughout the day on our team were showing the film media stana program about a group of wiki leaks associates who travel across central asia in search of media outlets willing to publish leaked u.s. diplomatic cabl

has been critical of the high from file national security agency's snooping programs a day after a federal judge said he believes n.s.aining domestic phone reports is institution am. in richmond a community rally is landed before the city council meeting to support a resolution that will public forward a foreclosure prevention plant using imminent domain to seize the mortgages of homes underwater and offer them back at lower rates. half of the homeowners have mortgages higher than the value of their home, and a federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by three banks challenging richmond's plan. enforcement of a law banning living in cars is postponed with the ordinance passed this year and is in effect february 10th. the san jose mercury news reports that the city voted yesterday to wait on enforcing the law until the federal appeals court rules on a similar law in los angeles. some residents have raised questions of the scope of the new law and support more review and outreach. the oakland 18-year-old who suffered second- and third-degree burns after being set on four is honored by a high school basketball team in oakla

n.s.a.'s controversial surveillance program. it was the main focus of president obama's meeting with tech industry leaders, many whom believe the snooping must stop. mike viqueira reports from the white house. >> technology companies are speaking with a voice. a grouch of text titans were here, google. microsoft, netflix - they are concerned. they feel their businesses are at stake, and want the government to ease off. the privacy of customers is at stake. they want act ability, transparency and restrictions on government spying, internet spying and telephonic spying. the meeting in the roovt veldt west wing lasted two hours. longer than expect. and also the healthcare.gov problems were on the table. at the top of the agenda was the revelations of n.s.a. spying. collectively the tech companies issued a statement reading in part: >> as we know the president received recommendations from the policy committee and advisory committee that he put in place, the revelations about the widespread spying, the scope of the spying that caused controversy around the world. the white house spokesman gave the white house version of that meeting. >> he

n.s.a. and the document they recommended forty six changes to add transparency accountability the agency but most importantly they suggest scaling back its authority to snoop and every aspect of our lives so time to pop the champagne all rolls right out so fast this is only good news if obama actually decides to embrace the advice and here's the cold hard truth even if the recommendations are adopted it's not going to prevent mass surveillance and the president's review panel did nothing to answer the questions raised about the constitutionality of the n.s.a.'s global spying tentacles so waltz a nice gesture for members of the administration to condemn the n.s.a. as attack on privacy until there is action to end unabated surveillance on the entire planet i'll be here break in the set. of the. it was a. very hard to take that. lightly that had sex with her right there. if you're a regular viewer of the show you know how big of a fan i am of private mercenaries none more so than the security firm blackwater which has since changed its name multiple times no doubt due to the company's association with black market gun dealers shady cia ties and war crimes oh