n.s.a. whistleblower snowden show that america has been bugging tapping and cyber monitoring a new offices. meanwhile snowden is still stranded in a moscow airport with ecuador pointing to russia to the slightest fate while the kremlin says the n.s.a. leaker's case is not on its agenda. angry crowds demand the resignation of egypt's president.

n.s.a. whistleblower snowden to show america has been bugging tapping and cyber monitoring e.u. officials. now meanwhile snowden is still stranded at a moscow airport with ecuador pointing out of russia to decide his fate while the kremlin says the n.s.a. leaker's case is not on its agenda at all.

n.s.a. whistleblower snowden showing america has been bugging tapping and cyber monitoring .

snowden's answer to that but. koni in response is simply build better whistleblower. in washington i'm going to take on my road relations presented by n.s.a. whistleblower snowden that british and u.s. intelligence allegedly. on world leaders set in g. twenty summit in london four years ago some of the heads of state including then president russian president dmitri medvedev apparently had computers monitored and phone calls tapped evidence also suggests fake internet cafes were set up to gather high profile data and this though doesn't surprise glyn ford a political analyst and former member of the european parliament at the end of the ninety's he raised the issue of a secret u.s. project targeting e.u. citizens called echelon and he thinks the u.k. is long been a tool for harvesting information. in the past we we've learned that. military french it. would seem to be an irish peace process and some of these spots you have big with france about the position of the european union absolutely could be expected there and there were going to be military with the g. twenty in and g. eight events that kind of suck operation my understanding is t

n.s.a. whistleblower snowden show america has been bugging tapping and cyber monitoring the e.u. offices. meanwhile snowden is still stranded in a moscow airport with ecuador pointing to russia to decide his fate while the kremlin says the n.s.a. leaker's case is not on its agenda at all.

n.s.a. whistleblower snowden. certainly a new twist senate reveals a vast and compassing program operation in place by b g c h q here in the u.k. it shows that they have been a collecting and storing vast quantities of information ranging from facebook posts to phone calls as well as internet even internet histories basically they have had access to fiber optic cables that carry the world's phone calls if you remember you can the n.s.a. said that they did not record phone calls but according to these latest revelations by edward snowden that up to six hundred million quote unquote telephone events last year were recorded a day by you can imagine the vast amount of data that they are now able to tap into to store and to analyze and share with the u.s. is a national security agency or the n.s.a. if you look at the document that snowden had provided the titles of some of the main components were mastering the internet or global telecom exploitation clearly there's no doubt as to what the objectives of these programs

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden wanted in the u.s. for espionage in moscow after getting off a plane from hong kong has been told diplomats from ecuador met him at the airport but it's still unclear where the whistleblower is headed next he's reportedly already checked in for an onward flight to cuba it suggested a van will be another transit point on his way to another country much speculation as to what vat country is his final destination some sources suggesting go to ecuador some to venezuela for more on this we go live to share metro airport paul scott standing by with the latest take it away. well as being i don't have to do no of speculation and hearsay but this is what we can confirm edward snowden touched down the sentiments of apples. at around five fifteen local time on an inbound flight. from hong kong he has been greeted by diplomats from the ecuadorian embassy the ecuadorian ambassador also inside. where he is thought to be meeting and greeting edward snowden the next move however is unclear not just in the long term but

n.s.a. whistleblower snowden show america has been bugging. meanwhile snowden is still. pointing at russia to decide his fate.

n.s.a. whistleblower snowden show america has been blogging tapping and cyber monitoring e.u. offices. meanwhile snowden is still stranded in a moscow airport with ecuador pointing at the russia to decide his fate while the kremlin says the n.s.a. the euro's case is not on its agenda at all. also this week no mercy for morsi as he marks his first year as egyptian president angry crowds demand his resignation was both opponents and supporters gearing up for mass rallies.

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden is still hiding out in the transit zone of a moscow airport. moscow rejects watching his demands that snowden be extradited saying he has even crossed the country's border. and travels presidential palace rocked by blasts and gunfire as taliban fighters attack only a week after the u.s. hands over security to afghanistan's government announces peace talks. seven pm in moscow i'm mattress a good to have you with us here on r t our top story this hour russia's president vladimir putin has revealed n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden remains in transit at a moscow airport that means he has never officially crossed russia's borders this follows a mad chase by the media who ended up flying all the way to cuba even though the man wanted by the u.s. on espionage charges wasn't even aboard let's get the latest from artie's to say standing by live at sheremetyevo airport t.v. give us the latest please. right mad at this spy story keeps becoming intriguing as the day unfolds now according to president putin who was that taking questions from journalists.

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n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden to safety away from u.s. attempts to have him extradited only he wasn't on the plane and no one saw him boarding the aeroflot flight from cuba from cuba to cuba from moscow where he was reporting to us spent the night at sheremetyevo airport that plane departed two hours ago was packed with journalists but apparently short one whistleblower that plane now heading toward the atlantic and will pass through u.s. controlled airspace that would give u.s. authorities a chance to intercept the passenger jet well we spoke with attorney and historian general hoar gerald horne who thinks the u.s. is likely to fail in its attempts to retrieve the whistleblower. well if you listen to the congress persons appearing on sunday checks do united states more with think slow their breathing find threatening measures just short of nuclear war. is not speedily dispatched back to new york or washington united states for example routinely excepts on its territories citizens fleeing cuba without passports i would also say the united

n.s.a. whistleblower snowden show america has been bugging tapping and cyber monitoring offices. meanwhile snowden is still stranded at a moscow airport with ecuador pointing at russia to decide his fate while the kremlin says the n.s.a. leaker's case is not on its agenda. i. am very proud to demand the resignation of egypt's president as he marks his first year in the top job but both opponents and supporters are holding mass rallies.

seen with the snowden story and other stories collaborating with the intelligence agencies behind the scenes to repress this information but this is this is at the key n.s.a. whistleblower who is right now being ignored with these allegations. and as whistleblowers such as snowden reveal government's appetite for personal data we're interested in how you feel about your private information being collected by security agencies on our website we've asked for your opinions let's take a look at what you've been saying so far here's how it all maps out this big huge block of the pie seventy four percent saying that spying on people is absolutely unacceptable private data without warning absolutely should not be done significantly less people in pink the sixteen percent say they have no opinion and they're not going to put it online because the government will track their answers and it can easily be tracked by security agencies this next group goal to seven percent say that it's justifiable if the government is looking for terrorists and that case they say it's fine but they just don't want mass tracking of everyone and then finally this tiny little sliver of green three per

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden are a mystery after he failed to board a scheduled flight from now to cubae former n.s.a. contractor was in a now hotel overnight and believed to be headed to ecuador with he asked for asylum. >> former south africa president nelson mandela's medical condition is deteriorating and is in critical condition at 94. doctors are doing everything to keep him comfortable. >> flags are at half staff in new jersey this morning in honor of actor james gandolfini. his body arrived at newark airport from italy. he died of a heart attack in italy on wednesday. >> six, light rain is picking up across the bay area, grab your umbrella. we have a rare june rainmaker for today. we have better rain chances tonight and through tomorrow with measurable precipitation across the bay area but get ready for the heat, we are talking hotter weather and temperatures are well above normal through the end of the work week. >> seven, sue has is looking at fog on the golden gate bridge. it is thick on the deck. visibility is hampered so take extra caution this morning. eric? >> a big miles

n.s.a. whistleblower wanted by the u.s. edward snowden may already be in russian airspace after reportedly boarding a moscow bound flight from hong kong we're closely tracking the flight that reportedly has snowden aboard here you can track its movements in russian airspace it said though that he won't stay in moscow being suggested he may go to cuba and then possibly on to venezuela but no clear confirmation of his final destination at the moment let's cross now to our tease paul scott who's standing by live at sheremetyevo airport with the latest so there's a lot of information being thrown around right now nothing's really pinned down please give us the latest that you. try and do that for you still with the one thing that we do know and that is that edward snowden has left hong kong has departed the chinese territory as you say his exact whereabouts at the moment is one of the suggestions is that he's arriving here in moscow. on a inbound flight from hong kong due to arrive at five fifteen moscow time that is just one of the suggestio

snowden story and other stories collaborating with the intelligence agencies behind the scenes to repress this information but this is this is absolutely explosive and again coming from a key n.s.a. whistleblower who is right now being ignored with these allegations. and has whistleblowers such as snowden reveal governments appetite for personal data we're interested in how you feel about your private information being collected by security agencies on our website we've asked for your opinions this is how it's been panning out so far take a look seventy four percent major majority of you saying that spying on people is unacceptable and putting up private data without peoples' warning is just wrong this little sliver here sixteen percent of the pie no opinion say that the government tracks their answers and they don't want to give their opinion online and they could be tracked by secure. agencies this little gold bit seven percent justifiable if the government is looking for terrorists but not collecting information in the mass if you will them in this small little green a sliver here three percent say well there's really nothing wrong about it and they don't worry about the government getting

n.s.a. whistleblower snowden show america has been blogging tapping and cyber monitoring e.u. offices. meanwhile snowden still stranded in a moscow airport with ecuador pointing at russia to decide his fate while the kremlin says the n.s.a. leader is case is not on its agenda at all. angry crowds demand the resignation of egypt's president as you marks his first year in the top job with both opponents and supporters holding mass rallies.

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden who is wanted by the u.s. on many charges including espionage and that plane departed moscow this morning packed full of journalists who noticed that the seat where snowden should be sitting in is empty that plane has still departed and it's heading now across the atlantic and very close as i understand at this time of day to american airspace just off the east coast of new york and miami where there is a chance that u.s. authorities could intercept the plane force it to land to check to see whether or not snowden is on board and the final destination being have and where it was believed that snowden would then depart from there to quito where he could well get asylum we're following all the development. from moscow sheremetyevo airport is to bang would say and she joins me live now to bring the chase is still on nobody knows where he is any idea as a toll on his whereabouts. well bill if we knew way he was we would be telling you let me give you how the picture went why do we were looking forward to seeing ad

n.s.a. whistleblower snowden show america has been bugging topping and cyber monitoring e.u. wapas is. great to have you with us this evening i'm lucy catherine o'flynn you're watching the weekly show here on our t.v. . egypt has been boiling over with anger over president mohamed morsi reports say that a protester has been killed south of cairo dozens were injured across the country as hundreds of thousands hold rival rallies demonstrators have tried to storm the muslim brotherhood headquarters in cairo opposition activists are demanding the resignation of the islamist president true has the latest. we can do cool so potential violence hit in the capital we clashes between nuns appraising and i suppose the president we've just had reports that are fantastic and was killed sound the fire you can find has been targeted around the muslim brotherhood headquarters which is becoming a warming trend here in egypt this is what everyone feeds the buying and so would estimate also singing civilians increasingly arms i'm bringing these weapons to protect the defense minister said he didn't want

n.s.a. whistleblower snowden show that america has been bugging tapping and cyber monitoring e.u. offices. we will snowden is still stranded in a moscow airport with ecuador pointing to russia to the slightest fate while the kremlin says the n.s.a. leaker's case is not on its agenda. angry crowds demand the resignation of egypt's president as he marks his first year in the top job with both opponents and supporters holding mass rallies. so good to have you this evening this weekend of course our weekly show here in our team and i'm lucy catherine of thanks for tuning in the n.s.a. spying scandal continues to grow this time fueled by fresh exposures from edward snowden revelations of the european union offices being the target of u.s. snooping has actually set off alarm bells ringing across the block with the leaders demanding an explanation from washington well germany's justice minister has slammed the united states for its quote cold war tactics indicating a free trade pact with the u.s. could now be in jeopardy over all this the head meanwhile of the e.u. parliament described the situat

n.s.a. whistleblower snowden show america has been bugging tapping and cyber monitoring you offices. meanwhile snowden is still stranded in a moscow airport with ecuador pointing at russia to decide his fate while the kremlin says the n.s.a. leaker's case is not on its agenda at all. and broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is r t i'm sean thomas certainly going to have you with us now we begin with egypt where the latest reports indicate four protesters have been killed in clashes between opponents and supporters of president mohamed morsi the army estimates that millions have taken to the streets across the country with the opposition demanding a morsi to step down offices of the muslim brotherhood and freedom and justice party have been attacked across the country belt true has the details from cairo. we're seeing violent scenes a ruckus across the country during nationwide demonstrations against president obama will see on the first anniversary of his term in office he just had reports that three have died in the southern governor it's overseas i reportedly a.n.c. go

n.s.a. whistleblower snowden show america has been bugging topping and monitoring e.u. offices.

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden the man that exposed washington's colossal spy network is believed to be holed up in that city and as the hunt for him gets underway in earnest some question what it is that he's actually done wrong guy nature can reports america split on edward snowden traitor hero mix in between but we guard less of what anyone thinks about snowden his revelations have shed unprecedented light on the u.s. government's massive spying program even if you're not doing anything wrong you're being watched and recorded former n.s.a. employee william binney was prosecuted as a traitor when he blew the whistle on the government's sweeping collection of data and communications it's setting up a tele tarion state. when the government has that much information they can do those things they can use the i.r.s. to intimidate people or anything else they can send the f.b.i. . what they did to me and some others bradley manning to is being prosecuted as a traitor although it's still his war logs that the public learned about the. collateral murder was committed in iraq the obama adminis

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden suggests fake internet cafe's were also set up to gather the data richard norton taylor writes on defense and security for the guardian and the u.k. newspaper which published the leaked documents he says london and washington were aiming to get a competent competitive edge over their foreign partners. there are two kinds of information there the british and america that we need setting a goal and the latest leaks which are the first is under the guise of anti terrorism if you like and getting information about individual communications that's one thing. separate per thing or the same machine the same computers the same agencies you know the n.s.a. in america and the g.c.'s go in britain are doing are intercepting and targeting a different kind of information intelligence which ready have very little to do with terrorism but it's quite clear from these leaked documents that a lot of the information is to try and get information on one competitors in international before international meetings for example turkey a nato ally and as i was by that russia would b

n.s.a. whistleblower snowden show america has been blogging tapping and cyber monitoring e.u. offices. meanwhile snowden still stranded in a moscow airport with ecuador pointing at the russia to decide his fate while the kremlin says the n.s.a. the euro's case is not on its agenda at all. also this week no mercy for morsi as he marks his first year as egyptian president angry crowds demand his resignation was both opponents and supporters gearing up for mass rallies. what you are taking me to live from the russian capital where it's six pm at the moment i'm marina joshing welcome to the program. the n.s.a. spy scandal continues to grow fueled by some fresh exposures from edward snowden revelations of european union offices being the target of u.s. snooping has set alarm bells ringing across the block with its leaders demanding explanations from washington and trade pact between america and the e.u. worth billions is now under threat with germany's justice minister slamming the spying activities as cold war tactics well they had of the e.u. parliament smartens described the situation as

n.s.a. whistleblower snowden showing america has been bugging tapping and cyber monitoring the u. offices. so good to have you with us this evening i'm lucy catherine often here watching our weekly wrap of the top stories that you've seen here on our t.v. as well as today's news well the n.s.a. spy scandal continues to grow fueled by fresh exposures from edward snowden revelations of european union offices being the target of u.s. snooping has set off alarm bells across the block with leaders demanding an explanation from washington about the issue now germany's justice mr minister has slammed the united states for quote cold war tactics indicating that a free trade pact with the u.s. could now be in jeopardy over this issue certainly a threat now the head of the e.u. parliament meanwhile described the situation as a quote huge scanned. although saying that more information was of course needed at the moment the belgian a prime minister called for an immediate stop to the n.s.a. surveillance program look some foreign minister said that the united states should watch its own spies rather th

n.s.a. whistleblower snowden show america has been blogging tapping and cyber monitoring e.u. offices. meanwhile snowden still stranded in a moscow airport with ecuador pointing out of russia to decide his fate while the kremlin says the n.s.a. leaker's case is not on its agenda at all. the. angry crowds demand the resignation of egypt's president ascii marks his first year in the top job with both opponents and supporters holding mass rallies. seven pm in moscow you're watching r.t. on marina josh. the n.s.a. spy scaled continues to grow fueled by some fresh exposures from edward snowden revelations of european union offices being at a target of u.s. snooping has set alarm bells ringing across the block with its leaders demanding an explanation from washington while german is justice minister a slammed the u.s. for its cold war tactics indicating that a recently brokered free trade pact with the u.s. worth hundreds of billions may now be in jeopardy they have the e.u. parliament martin scholtz described the situation as a huge scandal though saying that more information was needed on

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden wanted by the u.s. for espionage is in moscow after getting off a plane from hong kong r.t. has been told that diplomats from ecuador at the airport to meet him whistleblower has reportedly already checked in for an onward flight to cuba it's suggested have and it will be only be another transit point on his way to a final destination but there's been lots of speculation as to what that destination is some sources are just go on to venezuela others to ecuador let's cross now live to our t's paul scott standing by at sheremetyevo airport give us the latest. you have lots of rumors still continuing to circulate not let's separate fact from fiction and tell you what we do to do you know we do know for a fact that edward snowden. a mosque i arrived at around five fifteen pm mosco time on a commercial flight from hong kong after being allowed to depart the chinese territory the white house approached hong kong. to open the gauche ations about extradition proceedings but hong kong decided that he could leave

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden reportedly on board a commercial flight over russia it's unclear whether moscow is his final destination a live report on that in just a moment. and now the news of today on the week's top stories on our team despite a rather chilly start talks at the g. eight lead to a rare show of solidarity officials hailing a peace road map for syria skepticism that all of them will be able to stick to the summit vow. that whether these protests. there it is aussies very own crew that being hit with a water cannon in turkey is the anti-government protests rage on or we report in just a moment from the crowd.

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden is giving chase the u.s. intelligence apparatus the n.s.a. now treating the leak as a possible case of foreign as with much speculation on whether or not he fled from his post in hong kong started just disclose that he is in fact still there is de facto asylum in china has made me think about the fact that snowden is out to join the ranks of other famous asylum seekers and recent history so let's go over just a few of them starting with this man roman catholic cardinal yousef and then ski which case of asylum is the longest in recorded history he took refuge at the u.s. embassy in budapest following the soviet invasion of hungary and nine hundred fifty six and stayed there for fifteen years until his i guess i'll have vienna austria and nine hundred seventy one then there's the case of cuban national hector said eustace in the long with four other men. command aired a transit bus and drove through the gates of the peruvian embassy and ivana cuba and nine hundred eighty their actions were in response to cuba denying the tens of thousands of re

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden we follow it up. also weapons in the wrong hands president putin slams the u.s. for plans to supply to the syrian opposition known terrorist groups of fighting within it. and brazil more than a million protesters vent their anger at the government in major cities across the country but the second fatality now being reported the government's holding a crisis meeting over the worst protest the country seen in twenty years. for a good evening to just past eleven. watching article when she lived with me kevin zero in this hour and first that fresh revelations from n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden he claims that britain collects stores and the shares data from monitoring global e-mail and social networks with the u.s. security agency just get more than marty's tests are a seller in london and got a huge account in washington d.c. testifying start with you first this is a new twist to the league some global surveillance we've been getting our last few hours bring us up to speed. certainly a new twist and

n.s.a. whistleblower snowden to show america has been bugging tapping and cyber monitoring e.u. officials. now meanwhile snowden is still stranded at a moscow airport with ecuador pointing out of russia to decide his fate while the kremlin says the n.s.a. leaker's case is not in its agenda at all. so good to have you with us this evening i'm lucy couched in open you're watching our tease weekly show right here on our network. well we begin with egypt where the latest reports indicate that four protesters have been killed in clashes between opponents and supporters of president mohamed morsi the army estimates that millions have taken to the streets across the country with the opposition demanding that morsi step down will artie's bell true is in cairo for us bell how volatile is the situation at the moment i see those fireworks behind you. well we're seeing violent scenes a ruckus across the country during nationwide demonstrations against president obama mostly on the first anniversary of his term in office he just had reports that three have died in the southern governor it's over seats

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden is off the radar with no sign of him the flight to cuba reportedly booked on spending the night at a moscow airport. footage from our correspondent on the seat snowden is meant to be sitting in if you will into u.s. airspace where america might have a chance to intercept the aeroflot jet. says snowden is safe but keep his exact whereabouts secret we can extend however confirm ecuador has given him refugee travel papers. washington appears desperate to corner its former intelligence analyst criticizing every country he passes through and demanding is immediate the footage. international news in comment live from our studio center here in moscow this is the twenty four hours a day so the world's media have turned into a plane spotters tracking one transatlantic flight that was supposed to be carrying the n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden away to safety from the hands of the usa who wanted him extradited well the fact is it appears that he wasn't on the plane nobody saw him boarding the plane bound for cuba from moscow airport where he was reported to have s

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden has given chase to the u.s. intelligence apparatus the n.s.a. now treating the leak as a possible case of foreign as with much speculation on whether or not he fled from his post in hong kong started just disclose that he is in fact still there his de facto asylum in china has made me think about the fact that snowden is now joined the ranks of other famous asylum seekers and recent history let's go over just a few of them starting with this man roman catholic cardinal yusef humans and ski this case of asylum is the longest and recorded history he took refuge at the u.s. embassy in budapest following the soviet invasion of hungary and nine hundred fifty six and stayed there for fifteen years until the vienna austria and nine hundred seventy one then there's the case of cuban national hector son eustace in along with four other men who command the area transit bus and drove through the gates of the peruvian embassy and have a. cuba and nine hundred eighty their actions were in response to cuba denying the tens of thousands of refugees to flee the

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden the u.s. has been bugging tapping and cyber monitoring the e.u. institutions in brussels washington and new york. riots rage in egypt at least three people are killed as supporters and opponents of president morsi clashed with fears of growing up more violence still to come. south african riot police cracked down on protesting crowds for a furious with u.s. policies as president obama tours the continent in order to boost ties.

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden we follow it. also weapons in the wrong hands president putin slams the u.s. for plans to supply arms to the syrian opposition known terrorist groups are fighting within a. broad stroke brazil more than a million protesters vent their anger at the government in major cities across the country but the second fatality now being reported the government's holding a crisis meeting over the worst protest the country's seen in twenty years.

snowden story and other stories collaborating with the intelligence agencies behind the scenes to repress this information but this is this is absolutely explosive and again coming from a key n.s.a. whistleblower who is right now being ignored with these allegations and as whistleblowers such as snowden reveal government's appetite for personal data we're interested in how you feel about your private information being collected by security agencies on our website we've asked you for your opinions let's take a look how it's been panning out so far this is what we have right now the majority view seventy three percent a huge swath of this pie in blue saying that spying on people is absolutely unacceptable without warning the people who are involved and significantly less people seventeen percent here in pink say they don't really have opinion they don't want to put it on the line because the government tracks their answers and they. it could easily be tracked by security agencies now down here seven percent in yellow say that it is justifiable if the spiers are looking for terror suspects without the mass tracking of everyone involved and then finally this really tiny green sliver minority three

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden with espionage u.s. officials told the post that federal prosecutors filed a field criminal complaint against the now thirty year old who handed over a series of government documents to the media revealing secret n.s.a. surveillance programs in addition to espionage he's also been charged with theft and conversion of government property well for more on this i was joined a short time ago by political commentator sam sax and abby martin host of breaking the sat i first asked sam what these charges mean for snowden. well this is what snowden was expecting i mean he went to hong kong he's been very vocal that is he's fully expecting the government to come down hard on him like they've come down on all whistleblowers over the last few years especially the obama administration but snowden has a leg up on a lot of these whistleblowers mess of fact that he released these documents he made himself public he went out he made his case for why he release these documents so this is going to be played out in the publ

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden the united states has been bugging tapping. in brussels washington and york. riots rage in egypt at least three people are killed supporters and opponents of president morsi clashed with fears of growing up one violent. lot of march. south african riot police crackdown on protesting crowds furious with u.s. policies as president obama tours the continent in order to boost ties.

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden's left hong kong and reportedly onboard a commercial flight in a russian airspace believed to be heading for a country to seek asylum. headed we're tracking reports of snowden's movements some sources suggesting he's already in moscow and bound for venezuela via cuba. and some other renowned whistle blowers and washington's failing efforts to cap the torrent of secrets being unleashed. four pm in moscow i'm at treasure bring you today's top stories in a look back at the week's news n.s.a. whistleblower wanted by the u.s. .

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden. gn minister of that is lashing out at washington calling demands "ungrounded." russia insist they have nothing to do with edward snowden or the travel plans the former n.s.a. contractor is believed hiding in now while he seemed asylum in several countries. yesterday he checked in for a flight to cuba but never got on the plane. >> the alameda grand area says an oakland council woman interfered with city workers to get a teen center: the san francisco chronicle reports the grand jury did not mention the official by name and says that the city failed to prevent the council member from the inappropriate actions. three months ago the city auditor accused a member of breaking the rules of the bidding and hiring process in building the digital arts academy but brooks is denying wrongdoing. >> good morning, mike nicco. >> nice to see all of you. checking out sausalito you can see the latest showing where the rain is falling and the light rain at that as it moves through sausalito and headed i

snowden. two pm in moscow i'm mad as a good to have you with us here on r t our top story this hour n.s.a. contractor turned whistleblower edward snowden is thought to be boarding a flight from moscow to cuba as we speak he arrived in the russian capital sunday having fled hong kong with washington in hot pursuit let's cross now to our team. who is on the flight i'm on which edward snowden is expected to depart so your i understand that you are on the plane now tell us what's going on. exactly i just got on the plane just mordred and i can tell you that this is definitely. not your ordinary boarding security has been very very much in place to you including police at some point. the police have actually kind of moved all the passengers a little bit from the entrance without explaining why. causing a little bit of criticism all of all of the passengers and they've also asked everyone and there's a lot of media here both from russia and from abroad we've asked everyone not to videotape or photographs anything which is going on unless they had a special permit to do so and not only the police but even the airport staff them

n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden charged with espionage in the u.s. washington now seeking help to get him from hong kong where he's in hiding. the. leaks from the snowden pile up with the recent revelations showing the u.k. has been tapping phone calls and internet traffic around the world to secretly collect and store vast amounts of data. u.n. skepticism over washington's claims that syria's government used chemical weapons don't stop the u.s. secretary of state from pushing for board and military help for the rebels fighting the assad regime.