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this as new details revealed about the internet dragnet giving the ns have a unprecedented access to emails and more. white house defending it in advance of tuesday meeting by every member of the house that is extraordinary and unprecedented. good morning, i'm eric shawn. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby. people will be really shocked how many people had their emails and conversations monitored. it comes as a director of the national intelligence james clap esh defends the program saying it's been authorized by congress. no american citizens under the law can be intentionally targeted but clap ser taking the unusual step of declassifying certain steps of the program. peter doocy live from washington, really all of this is unprecedented. >> reporter: whoever leaked the information about the nsa gathering program has a big target on their back,000 morning because last night, the justice department confirmed that the director of national intelligence had asked them to investigate which if any laws were broken that disclosed this previously classified information. white house is saying before i

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abc7 ns at 6:00 starts now. >> ama: two brush fires are burning out of control in san jose. shut down part of east capital expressway. let's get to lisa amin gulezian who is live in san jose. leaves lease. reporter: there are two fires burping at this hour, starting at 4:30 today, and they're spreading. right now there's a fire burning in the field. but before that, it was over here, over my right in that field. it spread from north to south. here's some video we shot a little while ago. at least six air drops have happened since we have been here. calfire has been called in to help of the larger far is near capital expressway, crews are starting to leave this father and -- fire and heading over there. the officials are call this fast-driven, wind-driven fires. >> it jumped six lanes of traffic and has proceeded south. right now we do have the head on the fire knocked down. we have requested help from cal fire. >> there were explosions. i been here a while. reporter: no evacuations are in place but residents who came out here just to look at everything, have been asked to st

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breaking news tonight, federal prosecutors have filed charges against ns weaker edward snowden. they have arged snowden with espionage, theft and conversion of goverent property. a jurisdiction with a long story of prosecuting espionage cases must warthe developing ory throughout the broadcast. and the president officially nominated this m to replace robert mueller to head the bureau of investigations. president obama tapping former deputy attorney general who served under president gege w. bush taking over the fbi, the white house going with the man who has a story they believe ey can sell to the senate in the confirmation process. president obama: the key moments when it mattered most he joined bob standing up in what he believed was right prepared to give up the job he loves rather than being a parof something he felt was fundamentally wrong. we know the rule ofaw sets the nation apart and is its foundation. lou: president obama referring to an incident in 2004 when he was filling in for a severely ill attorney general john ashcroft. while he was hospitalized, he refused to r

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senator paul has been one of the leading critics of the ns a's spy tactics, accusing the government of trampling on the constitution, just as judge napolitano tide. other lawmakers, including democrats, are saying the same thing. we're live in washington. >> rand paul is actual actually up in pennsylvania. he has been very critical and has been urging liberals to take a more libertarian stance, and this one involving the phone calls has him riled up. watch. >> this is what we objected to when our founding fathers partly fought the revolution over, is they did not want generalized warrants where are you can go house to house with soldiers looking for things, or now computer to computer, phone to phone, without specifying who your targeting. >> tea party rhetoric, paul is certainly a conservative party favorite and is positioning for a white house run but his outrage at big government interruption has not only rallied and united tea partyers and brought in far left civil libertarians. dennis -- >> in a democracy you have handexpectation of privacy that government will stay out of your be

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people is here today, sylvia war warden ia director of a program that aims to bring about change -- ñs is airsa's favorites shot of the day.the >> when the sun is coming up. >>> we feel like we're a part of the rest of the world. >> it does, because it's what are we doing up in the middle od the night. >> yeah, beautiful. >> good morning, it's going tog, be a i decent day today, we will see highs in the mid-to upperupe 80s, the humidity back anddity maybe a thunderstorm that afternoon, typical june weather. >> okay. >> not too much of this, not tot much of that, but habe a few a w stormmaybe a fewstorms later to. 69 out at dulles, bwi marshall 70 degrees, yesterday in the mid-to upper 80s, clouds will wl start today, starting to see on the backside in northwest northw maryland and southernhern pennsylvania some clearing and s we will seeom a decent amount of sunshine. had a little bit of rain develop, and more than a littlet down across the lower eastern en shore some rain, kind of see that ribbon of rain through central are, virginia, and thisi the last, pittsburgh, another, e frontal

>> good evening thank you for being with us, confeed ns, leaker edward snowden after a brief vanishing act i speaking d complicating the global image of the man who remains in hong kong and today he razeed -- raised stake in his campaign against u.s. agencies and their surveillance, snowden telling south china morning post, that u.s. is engaged in me than 60,000 hacking operations worldwide. modesnowed ep said thatsnowden e of pmary targets of u. intelligence. snowed know said quote, i a neither a traitor 94 hero, i am an american. >> today's statements may explain who snowden is actually working for. and why this spectical overwhelmed president obama's two day summit with chinese president. and what insight does snowden's conduct and words suggest to whys white house still refuses to characterize the status of the man who many in congress are now calls a traitor. has the white house not noticed at head of nsatestified on capitol hill. as to what snowden has done. and the damage that he has caused. has administration not noticed its own department of justice is drawing up charges again

breaking news tonight, federal prosecutors have filed charges against ns weaker edward snowden.they have arged snowden with espionage, theft and conversion of goverent property. a jurisdiction with a long story of prosecuting espionage cases must warthe developing ory throughout the broadcast. and the president officially nominated this m to replace robert mueller

some states are loong to attacks ns and ammo.porters of the idea would discourage gun vlence or pay for the damages costs. critics argue itmounts to a poll tax o the exercise of the second amendment. boils down to this, our state's using sales tax as control measure ? we're in washington with more. >> reporter: these new sales taxes are starting to creep up. more and more states. at this .7 states and one local government have added or are coidering adding more taxes to guns and/or ammunition. for example, cook county illinois has tacked on a $2,500 tax. connectit, the state of connecticuwith a new town schools shooting happened is considering a 50 peent tax on ammunition. california may enact a 5-cent tax on every bullet sold. maryland is looking at a touch of the $500 tax on handgun licenses and a 50 percent tax on ammunition. also an effort here in washington and congress to add a federal 10 pernt tax on handgun purchases. use that money to find a gun safety and violence preventn programs. >> gunsre responsible for homicides a

the government checks e-mails and collection logs and the ns axe gotsgot direct access from microsoft google facebook paltalk, skype youtube and apple. now so far facebook google, yahoo have actually denied at allowing the nsa access to their servers. james clapper condemned snowden snowden's leaks saying, quote: >> because it's so legal. snowden revealed a secret court quarter requiring verizon for information from the dates april april 25th through july july 19th including phone numbers, callers call times. before snowden revealed his role, they agreed that the leaker should go to jail. >> it's dangerous to us and dangerous to national security and violates the oath that they person took. >> you too senator feinstein. >> john: we can agree on some things but mr. snowden has to be extradited from hong kong first. >> even if you're not doing anything wrong you're being watched and recorded. you don't have to do anything wrong, you just have to fall under suspicion of someone even for a wrong call. >> john: let's go to which william ben benny who worked at the nsa for two years but lef

the ns c&c ia and a you few other acronyms were all created in the national security act of 1947.a you created in the national security act of 1947. whichrd ways the first to have a national security adviser? was if rot roosevelt, truman, eisenhower or nixon. stay tuned and we'll tell you the answer. go to cnn.com/fareed for more of the gps challenge and insight and analysis. you can also follow us on twitter and facebook. remember, you can go to itunes.com/fareed if you ever miss a show or special. this week's book of the week is christian karl's strange rebels. 1979 and the birth of the 21th century. the book explains how at the end of the 20th century two coiled forces, religion and markets, sprung on to the world stage. china's reforms, margaret thatcher's rise, ayatollah all began in 1979 and have been shaping international life ever since. karl tells the story of that pivotal year and its koconsequee with intelligence and grace. now for the last look. this has been become the face of the modern protester. we saw it on the streets of turkey this week and airline woerks and many ot

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they bring ladders le this on we found lying right next to the ns', the cut holes in the fence.s o has been passed, but it does not matter how high fences if you can cut holes in it. john: many illegals are caught sneaking through, they are sent back to mexico, many media the snk back to america. is where the jobs are, this man says >> ne, two, three,our, five times. john: four years lat, fewer cross illegally because the mexica economy has doneetter. we build bigger, stronger fefences. john as the border patrol now we are here? >> oh, yes. john: an hour later they showed up. >> filming a segment. i intend donald -- ten donnelly. john: after that the left them alone. once more fences. >> is thisour ideal fans? >> this is good. it forces people who want to smuggle something to go to a high point where l-enforcement border patrol agents can easily see they have been interdicted. we ought to secure it. jo: a problem with the current fans. >> here is this biggeffective miti dance. impervious, scalable. then all the sudden it just hands. this right here is absurd. >> despite the bill