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we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the surveillance programs tt were exposed by nsa leaker edward snowden. that's as capitol hill considers scalg back spying programs. cbs reporter susan mcginnis with >>> the federal government is lifting the veil of secrecy in the programs leaked by edward snowden. cbs reporter susan mcginnis with more on how senators are grilling intelligence officers today. >> reporter: with pressure mounting on the government to limit its surveillance of phone records, officials declassified some of the secret materials former nsa contractor edward snowden leaked to the press. among the newly released documents, the order that required verizon to turn over millions of phone records. in an interview with russian television today, mr. snowden said his son performed a valuable service. >> my son has passed the torch of democracy. he has shared information with us and with the media. it's up to the american people how we process that and what we do with that. >> reporter: in washington today, senators questioned white house officials and deputy directors of the ns

he might have nsa leaker edward snowden on board. he's blaming obama for forcing them to take action. they will never be able to intimidate or scare bolivia. liberate yourselves from the imperialism of the americans. not happy this morning. as for snowden, he remains in moscow at the airport. no country has accepted his request for asylum. >>> the u.s. postal service tracking your mail for federal law enforcement. two programs allow them to photograph every piece of mail processed in the united states. 160 billion last year alone. itis not known how long they keep the images. reports suggest the mail is subject to the same kind of scrutiny the nsa gives phone calls and e-mails. >>> senator john mccain is in kabul this morning with an unannounced visit. he's expected to meet servicemen there. >>> an update. a man related to two u.s. senators being remembered this morning. his body was found wednesday in wyoming after going missing after a hike. he's the brother of mark udall and the cousin of tom udall. the family says the death is a

we'll tell you about the list of locations nsa leaker edward snowden is trying to eescape to.e'll have that coming up next. >>> earlier today president obama is and formerer president george w. bush laid a wreath at a memorial. the ceremony wrapped up a week long tour of africa for the president and his family. >>> wiki leaks says nsa leaker edward snowden has now applied for asylum in more than 20 different countries. snowden believed to be hiding out in the moscow airport unable to leave because his u.s. passport has been revoked. among the countries where snowden has applied poland, switzerland, ireland, norway and china. >>> it is 6:41. bumper to bumper for day two of the bart strike. as we give you a live look at people lining up right now from buses at the west oakland bart station. we are going to tell you which spots are really creating the chaos. and why there is no sign of a deal in the works. >>> in the south bay traffic starting to pick up on 10 1. things good and clear but we have major accidents on the east bay and approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. rchlths w

nsa leaker edward snowden who has been stuck at moscow's airport has officially submitted a request for asylum in russia. the handwritten application will be considered by russia's migration service which must give a response within three months. >>> the u.s. drug enforcement agency is applauding mexico. they're saying it put an end to his ruthless leadership. miguel angel was captured in a pickup truck. >>> mandatory evacuations were put into effect as a fast moving wild fire tore through a southern california community. the 9,000 acre fire west of palm springs has destroyed six homes and more than a dozen small buildings and it's forced the closure of two state highways. >>> the august issue of "rolling stone" magazine will feature dzhokhar tsarnaev. >>> we turn to jackie deangeles for business. >> reporter: good morning, mara. stocks snapped an eight day win streak yesterday. the markets are going to be listening, of course, to fed chairman ben bernanke who testifies before congress about the economy and monetary policy amid concerns the fed may start to pull back on its stimulus pro

then the nsa leaker edward snowden asked for temporary asylum in russia. >> they still have the opportunity to do the right thing and return mr. snowden to the united states. >> chris: will the u.s. find a way to bring snowden to justice? plus, secretary of homeland security janet napolitano resigns. we'll sit down with chairman michael mccall, chairman of the homeland security committee. hello again from fox news in washington. george zimmerman is a free man this morning. he walked out of a sanford, florida, courtroom late last night after a jury cleared him of all charges in the shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. here was the moment when the jury's verdict was read. >> state of florida versus george zimmerman, verdict we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty, so say we all. >> chris: not guilty, but zimmerman's attorney says his client's safety will be a continuing concern. jonathan serrie is live outside the courthouse in sanford. jonathan? >> chris, there were reports overnight of protesters smashing windows and setting small fires in oakland, california, but here in sanf

there is word accused nsa leaker edward snowden could be on the move soon. venezuela received the request, now, he has to decide whether, and when he'll fly there. he spent two weeks hiding in a moscow airport. the guardian newspaper released part two of his interview with snowden conducted in hong kong. >> i was exposed to true information that had not been propaganda in the media that he that we were involved in misleading the public. >> snowden says he tried to do his job but no one stood up to do what he saw he says he saw government doing he felt on obligated to leak the information. >> tonight money matters indication that's investors are getting more information about the prospects with all areas closing with gains. shares of tesla closed up to more than $143 a share. tesla will replace oracle. tesla stock price more than tripled since the first of the year. >> federal regulators took a step towards making eight of the u.s. banks meet a structer ratio of health applying to eight banks. if akopt cod take affect in 2018. eat groups are suing the departm

because of reports that nsa leaker edward snowden had been smuggled onboard when the plane left moscow. that story is coming up. >>> also tonight, right now it is is quite simply one of the largest protests in all of human history. what we are witnessing in egypt is a very delicate situation, on the verge of total chaos. we'll go live to cairo for the very latest. >>> plus, super awesome helicopters. they're super awesome and they're super expensive and for some crazy reason, they're jammed into the immigration bill in one of the craziest pork stories i've seen in ages. >>> but we begin tonight on this. the 49then anniversary of lyndon b. johnson signing the civil rights act into law. bill moyers wrote on that night, july 2nd, 1964, he found lbj who just signed one of the most monumental and morally elevated pieces of legislation in this country's history in, a quote, melancholy movement. when lawyers asked him what was troubling him, the president said "i think we just delivered the south to the republican party for a long time to come." 49 years later that prediction looks spot-on in

there is word accused nsa leaker edward snowden could be on the move soon.ezuela received the request, now, he has to decide whether, and when he'll fly there. he spent two weeks hiding in a moscow airport. the guardian newspaper released part two of his interview with snowden conducted in hong kong. >> i was exposed to true information that had not been propaganda in the media that he that we were involved in misleading the public. >> snowden says he tried to do his job but no one stood up to do what he saw he says he saw government doing he felt on obligated to leak the information. >> tonight money matters indication that's investors are getting more information about the prospects with all areas closing with gains. shares of tesla closed up to more than $143 a share. tesla will replace oracle. tesla stock price more than tripled since the first of the year. >> federal regulators took a step towards making eight of the u.s. banks meet a structer ratio of health applying to eight banks. if akopt cod take affect in 2018. eat groups are suing the department

and brand-new surveillance secrets revealed by nsa leaker edward snowden causing tensions overseas. america's closes allies accusing the united states of spying and using cold war tactics. it's all happening now. we begin with fox news alert on the deadliest day for america's firefighters since 9/11. hello, everybody, glad to have you with us i'm jenna lee. >> reporter: i'm he going jarrett in for jon scott. 119 elite firefighters were killed yesterday while they were trying to deploy tent-like fire retardant structures. family, friends and a country mourning the heros whose bravery and training are only exceeded by the extreme danger of their job. >> the hot shot crew are the people who literally go out on the fire line and attack these with tools and with other implements. they are not the people that have engine companies, and large trucks. these are the core of firefighters where he this are right there in the middle of the incident. >> emotionally? we are devastated. we just lost 19 of some of the finest people you'll ever meet. right now we are in crisis. i hope my demeanor no

admitted nsa leaker edward snowden may now be stuck essentially in limbo inside moscow's airport.e has been there more than a week now since fleeing hong kong in apparent bid to seek asylum eventually in ecuador. but ecuador's president says snowden's plan hit a major roadblock, one that has his fate tied to russian officials, and he is blaming his country's console in london saying they committed a serious error without consulting any ecuadorian officials when they issued letter of safe passage for edward snowden. steve centanni with more from washington. steve? >> reporter: the fate of nsa leaker edward snowden is now in the hands of russia, not ecuador, that according to ecuadorian president who also said he believes snowden can't leave the moscow airport without his u.s. passport, which has been revoked. one key u.s. lawmaker says vladimir putin should be dealt with firmly for harboring snowden. >> this is a direct slap in the face to the united states of america. we should be now i hope finally realizing what vladimir putin is. he is an old colonel kgb app ranch i can, and dr

. >>> now the latest on on nsa leaker edward snowden and his latest revelation that the united statesspied on its own allies. secret documents show 38 targets including the you united nations and european union embassies.ou and european union embassies.u and european union embassies. u and european union embassies.und european union embassies. >> the damage keeps coming. the latest leak being reported comes from the german magazine that reports spying of the european union offices. eu officials say they're shocked and german prosecutor says he'll investigate. meantime president obama and his family are still touring africa, but that has not removed him from questions about nsa leaker edward snowden and his response. >> i'm not going to be scrambling jets to get a 29-year-old hacker. >> while president obama seems to be down playing the snowden case, some law makers here at home are asking the president to get more involved in urging russia to send snowden back to the u.s. to stand trial for espionage. >> i don't know whether the president should be picking up the phone or not, but i c

. >>> nsa leaker edward snowden wants to stay in russia. an official said edward snowden asked for asylum. the president said he would be granted permission if he agreed to stop leaking national security secrets. he said edward snowden must stop his work aimed at damaging our american partners. >>> it was the deadliest day for wildfires since september 11. hear what we are learning about the 19 firefighters killed yesterday. >> the heat wave is taking a toll on the power grid, what you are asked to do. >> 100 degrees over the bay area. coming up what to expect for tomorrow and how long it heat wave will last. >> continuing to clock the commute across the bay bridge. ben cruz started his commute around 5:00 p.m. tonight and as you can see there, he has a long way before hegrets to the -- he gets to the bay bridge. >>> traffic is still very slow leaving san francisco, 101 on to 80. slow traffic although it is improving on 101. on city streets taking a long time for you to drive. we had one of our photographs driving along 46 minutes now comin

edward snowden the nsa leaker thought the world was going to declare him a hero and welcome him with s and kiss him. he is stateless man. nobody wants him. even the president of ecuador edward was talking big. even is he backing ooff. >> you can forget about. >> yeah. >> bill: putin is an interesting deal. pew continue is not afraid of obama. we both agree with that. >> oh no. >> going to do whatever he wants to do. i'm not sure where it gets putin to tee off not only the president but all the american people, the senate, the house, all of the people, we don't like putin. because we know putin is trying to humiliate us. so we don't like him. so where does that get putin? i mean, i don't think it gets him anywhere, do you? >> i think putin just enjoys it he is an autocrat. he is having a good time, bill. >> it doesn't get him anywhere. >> putin doesn't think that wait a minute the chinese are rationally analytical. putin is having a good time. in end he will move edward snowden along. snowden will probably end up in the murder capital of the word, venezuela, possibly tehran, iran where

we'll tell you why information nsa leaker edward snowden has with him that a person says is potentiallyajing to the u.s. government. then at 11:00, the new pen that can help correct your spelling as you write. the unusual spellchecker, all coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. >> a group of comedy all-stars took on giant robot saving the planet at the box office. which one? neither. animated comedy, "despicable me 2" earned nearly $45 million. that boat out the debut of "grownups 2". the movie made $42.5 million. the monster invasion, pacific rim, made just 38 million in its debut despite strong reviews and critical consensus analysis. the heat was 14th, and the lone ranger made just 11 million in its second week. >> that's it for us at 6:00. thank you for joining us.

we'll tell you why information nsa leaker edward snowden has with him that a person says is potentially tajing to the u.s. government. then at 11:00, the new pen that can help correct your spelling as you write. the unusual spellchecker, all coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. >> a group of comedy all-stars took on giant robot saving the planet at the box office. which one? neither. animated comedy, "despicable me 2" earned nearly $45 million. that boat out the debut of "grownups 2". the movie made $42.5 million. the monster invasion, pacific rim, made just 38 million in its debut despite strong reviews and critical consensus analysis. the heat was 14th, and the lone ranger made just 11 million in its second week. >> that's it for us at 6:00. thank you for joining us. >> right now, bruce willis gets back to work! i'll let you know when i start having fun. monsters take tinseltown! >> it's absolutely unique. jeff daniels in the hot seat! >> he knows absolutely everything and nothing at all. >> switched at birth shows signs of drama! >> it's madness, it's crazy, and it so much fun. >> we're roll

. >>> let's start with a major new development, nsa leaker edward snowden has withdrawn his request for asylum in russia after president vladimir putin put a surprising condition on snowden, stop leaking information harmful to the u.s.. snowden is bashing the obama administration. cnn's phil black is live in moscow with more. good morning, phil. >> reporter: good morning, chris. there was that one condition put there by russian president vladimir putin and as you've mentioned, snowden was not prepared to contemplate it at all, but applying for application in russia was just one stage of a big plan to widen his search to try and find a country that would protect him. in all, he has now applied to 19 governments around the world and he must continue sitting in that moscow airport waiting for a response. edward snowden has no eminent or obvious option for escaping the moscow airport he arrived at more than a week ago. in a statement he says he is unbound in his convictions. the obama administration is afraid of you, afraid of an informed angry public demanding the constitutional government

. >>> first up, nsa leaker edward snowden spoke out for the first time since he's been holed up in that russian airport. he said yesterday he does not regret leaking secret details about nsa surveillance programs. >> a little over one month ago i had a family, a home in paradise, and i lived in great comfort. i also had the capability without any warrant of law to search for, seize, and read your communications. anyone's communications at any time. >> snowden also accepted offers for asylum from countries like venezuela and bolivia, but he said he can't get anywhere because of threats from the u.s. so he is requesting temporary asylum in russia. elise is live in washington. what do you believe the white house response will be to this situation? russia was supposed to be helping them, said we can't help you if you're going to do anything bad about the u.s. and now this. >> that's right. the u.s. is furious for what they say russia giving mr. snowden what they call a propaganda platform. heavy criticism yesterday from the white house and the state department and president obama got on the

. >> after days of stalemate a possible break in the case of nsa leaker edward snowden, three agtin-american countries, nicaragua, venezuela and bolivia made offers of asylum to snowden. how he would actually make it to them from moscow's airport is anybody's guess, charlie d'agata has more. r he has been roomed in a moscow airport for two weeks now, desperately seeking a safe haven, now he has got three to choose from. >> reporter: venezuela's president nicholas madero says he would offer asylum to protect him from the persecution of the world's most powerful empire. >> daniel ortega said he would gladly grant asylum too if circumstances permit, getting him to one of the latin-american countries might be the hardest part. the u.s. is scrambling to head off snowden wherever he may be headed, putting pressure on countries that may provide refuge. bolivia's president evo morales hadn't even made an offer of asylum yet when his presidential plane bound for moscow was forced to land in vienna earlier this week. several european countries closed off their airspace apparently just on the suspicion

risk includes possible loss of principal. >>> nsa leaker edward snowden could be leaving the moscow airportthe life he finds may not be what he originally wanted. jennifer griffin is following this story from the pentagon. hi, jennifer. >> reporter: hi, bret. edward snowden's russian lawyer presented him with a new set of clothes, first since june 23rd when he arrived at the moscow airport. he was also given a copy of "crime and punishment" a russian novel whose main character fights his conscious. the nsa leaker is hold up, unable to leave after russian news reports say he was provided a pass to leave the airport, while awaiting the russian government decision about whether to grant him temporary political asylum. that paperwork never came. >> reporter: he may skip a meeting as he continues to embrace russia's treatment of snowden. >> we believe he should come to the united states where he faces felony charges. if there's ample legal justification for that, and precedent in terms of cooperation with russia. >> tell vladimir we will be more flexible, push it back to 1955. this is another sl

will nsa leaker edward snow dde be able to leave the airport?has applied for temporary asylum in russia. now congress is investigating a scandalous failure to do proper background checks on people like snowden who are granted security clearances. senator has been co-charing hearings on this. let's talk about uses. this subcontractor who does most of the clearances. we should point out most of the clearances for the government are subcontracted and most of those are done by uses, a company that was a leveraged buyout company. what you all have been finding in your hearings and you're trying to address it in some preliminary legislation that you proposed is that in 50 mers percent of the cases they did not do the follow-up that they were supposed to do and claim they did. >> yeah. we have serious problems. we have a problem in termly, too m too. i think the edward snowden incident brought up the issue. we need some serious oversight. we have 5 million people out there that have security clearance, 1.5 million have top security. why do we need that

nation, today marks the 25th day that nsa leaker edward snowden has been holed up in the moscow international airport. he has been there so long he has finished his second cinnabon. (laughter) and now, folks, we may never get our hands on this traiter because he has officially petitioned russia for asylum. of course russia was his fallback. he couldn't get asylum in ecuador or dartmouth. (laughter) but one senator knows how to put the screws to the russ keyes. >> republican senator lindsey graham says the united states should consider boycotting the games if russia gives the nsa leaker asylum. >> i love the olympics but i hate what the russian government is doing throughout the world. if they give asylum to a person who i believe has committed treason against the united states, that's taking to a new level. if you could go back in time would you have allowed adolf hitler to host the olympics in germany? >> stephen: yes, yes, good point. if you could go back in time and stop hitler from doing anything-- (laughter) >> it would surely be hosting the 1936 berlin games. (cheers and applause) no, t

self-proclaimed nsa leaker edward snowden asking a number of countries to take him in this morning. >>> headed home, the first family now in flight headed back to washington after a week-long trip to africa. what the president did before leaving coming up. >>> a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. traffic already picking up. we begin day two of the bart strike. this time yesterday the cash lanes were already starting to back up. want to check with anthony slaughter. >> yesterday everybody kind of got a plan as to what they were going to do. we are not looking at a whole lot of congestion at the bay bridge approach. yesterday we had major slow downs in that particular location. lots of green on the map this morning. we have another area of concern through livermore on 580 westbound. we want to give you alternate routes if you use the bart, ac transit. car pooling is encouraged. >> we'll keep checking with you. >>> looks like an apple smart watch is in the works. japanese patent officials have confirmed the company has applied for the trademark fraor the i watch. apple

for trapping nsa leaker edward snowden in moscow's airport. speaking to a group of students monday, putin hopes snowden will leave russia as soon as possible. adding that snowden, quote, arrived on our territory without an invitation. >>> former president george h.w. bush joined president obama at the white house to present the 5,000th award for the points of light foundation. president obama spoke about bush 41's legacy. >> on behalf of all of us, let me just say that, we are surely a kinder and gentler nation because of you, and we can't thank you enough. >> the former president known for wearing colorful socks presented obama with a pair of his own, of course. and california's supreme court has refused to request -- a request to stop gay marriages while it deliberates on a bid to revive prop 8. a decision on that legislation is not expected until august at the earliest. >>> now for your first look at business, we turn to cnbc's jackie deangelis. good morning, jackie. >> good morning, betty. stocks posting small gains on monday with the dow

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set to start up come february. >>> the international drama surrounding nsa leaker edward snowden continues. rumors that snowden was on board a plane carrying bolivian president morales forcing the plane rerouted to austria. president morales on his way back from bolivia to moscow but the plane denied access to airspace over portugal and france. the bolivian government is furious, insisting snowden was not on board and the u.s. was behind the rumors. snowden is believed to be holed up in moss koeps airport while he waits for responses to asylum requests to more than 20 countries. >>> back here in the states, authorities in arizona they say they hope to get some kind of containment on the deadly wildfire near prescott and get that sometime today. the yarn nell hill fire killed 19 members of an elite firefighting crew sunday. the fire just blew right over the crew when the winds changed, trapping them inside that intense heat. last night thousands gathering in prescott to honor the crew. during the vigil, each member was named and read out loud after a moment of silence, 19 balloons released

nsa leaker edward snowden remains in a state of limbo, if you will, at the moscow airport.e stay there's nine days after arriving from hong kong. his hopes of transiting to another country where he would be granted asylum from the u.s. prosecution seem to be closing by the hour, close down, i should say. according to supporter julian assange and his organization wikileaks, snowden has applied for asylum in 21 countries. how many law schools did this guy apply to get out of there. however his prospects are not looking so good. brazil and india both flat out said no. ecuador, fairly left wing government reportedly he was trying to reach when he fled hong kong seems to be hedging now on its willingness to accept him. venezuela, another country on the left's leader was in russia today and some suggested snowden might fly out of the country with him. but the president of venezuela suggested to reporters that was unlikely to happen. a host of other countries including spain, ireland, austria, germany, the netherlands, poland and switzerland said snowden would need to reach their

tensions are rising as moscow considers giving nsa leaker edward snowden temporary asylum in russia. >>> russia's most prominent opposition leader was sentenced to five years in prison thursday for embezzlement. protesters claiming this harsh verdict is part of a plan by vladimir putin to stifle any chance of a popular challenge to the presidency. >>> a boeing dreamliner forced to land because of in-flight problems. the japan airlines flight landed in boston because of a fuel pump indicator light. it's just the latest in a string of problems for the new 787. >>> french researchers have discovered a new kind of virus. look at this thing. so big they believe it deserves its own classification. the aply named pandora virus is twice the size of the second largest known virus. and this one is 1,000 times larger than the common flu. >>> a new study finds information about healthier food choice does not change what people order. evidently menu information or reminders about calorie recommendations are often plainly ignored. about one-third of those studied actually ate more than the recomme

. >> as the nsa leaker edward stranded inins moscow, congress holds its second major hearing to the agency's bulk collection of americans communications. >> the government cannot provide a

. >>> another story we're watching closely, nsa leaker edward snowden is still in the moscow airport reportedly applying for political asylum in russia. will he be allowed to stay? that has serious implications. >>> first here as we show you george zimmerman, the jurors are showing their intention to spend every second they can working until they reach a verdict. that's the good news. they've decided to deliberate through their lunch hour today. nearly in their eighth hour of deliberations as we've been telling you here. they could work as long as they want tonight, judge nelson being very open-ended in honoring their own sense of commitment. what are the options on the table? we'll put a graphic for you. george zimmerman could be found guilty of second degree mur carcar murder. that means the prosecution showed beyond a reasonable doubt that he had evil intent and caused the death. he could be convicted on a lesser charge of manslaughter meaning he intentionally did an act that wound up killing trayvon martin. that may be much more fertile ground for the jury. that's what the expert

but he couldn't escape questions about nsa leaker edward snowden. >> mr.president, will you use u.s. pill tear assets to in any way intercept mr. snowden to at some point in the future leave russia to try to find safe passage in another country? >> no, i'm to the go scrambling jets to get a 29-year-old hacker. >> and why would you? 29 is pathetically old for a hacker. it's like a 50-year-old quarterback. it's just sad. now a 15-year-old hacker, that would be worth breaking out a drone or two for. those scrofy little [bleep] can shut down the country with a flip phone and a paper clip. (applause) >> they're dangerous. okay. so we're to the going to scramble jets to get him but out of interest, where is snowden right now? >> russian president vladimir putin confirmed for the first time that snowden is in a moscow airport. and he said snowden is still in this transit area and hasn't gone through immigration so he is technically not in russia. >> please. technically not in russia. he did -- he's at the pos you could [bleep] airport. he couldn't be more in russ

. >>> coming up, nsa leaker edward snowden finds asylum, or has he? will tell you about the confusion over where he is heading to find freedom from prosecution. >>> plus, a big name change in san jose. the shark tank's new moniker, coming up. >>> and great to be in the bayz area. good tuesday morning to you. fantastic beach conditions. 77 degrees in santa cruz. going to be hot inland and then that natural a/c crank. your full forecast when nbc bay area news comes right back. area. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >>> the rumors over the nsa leaker deepened this morning when a prominent russian lawmaker said edward snowden had accepted h7venezuela's off oth of political assume lum but then he deleted the tweet a few minu

. >>> it appears nsa leaker edward snowden is running out of options. yesterday russian president vladimir putin said snowden is trapped in russia because of actions taken by the united states. snowden rejected russia's initial offer granting him asylum if he stopped leaking nsa secrets. ing might as well stay on the putin band wagon for a second. time for seems like our monthly caption contest. take a look at him in a submarine. 0 there he is. maybe russian version of dukakis in the tank in 1988. wittiest caption please. use the #waytooearly. >>> world series looking to make it four straight days of closing at new highs after posting modest gains on monday. 19 point in the dow. almost at 15,500. let's go to london for more. >> reporter: we've had eight successive days of s&p gains and as you say three successive days of records on the dow as well. very interest field goal they can carry on that momentum. we're in the midst of earnings season. data is coming out. data was mixed. retail sales was disappointing. business ventures was flattish. but some in

after his plane was diverted after suspicion nsa leaker edward snowden was on board. >> to save the new lost generation. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> it has been a dramatic last few hours in egypt where tanks around on the streets of cairo after a military ultimatum ran out for president mohamed morsi. security forces put a travel ban on morsi and a number of his top officials in the muslim brotherhood. >> it's a move back in time for egypt, who has seen their first democratically elected president removed by the army. hundreds of thousands of people are out on the streets and are waiting for a statement from the military. >> for the very latest, we are going live to a correspondent standing by and carrie rowe. karima, is there a military coup underway? -- standing by in cairo. >> as we speak, the military is just making an announcement. it looks like a military coup. there are tanks out on the street. president morsi was informed that he is no longer president. >> we are getting life pictures from cairo right now, kareem. is the military starting

passport, nsa leaker edward snowden is unable to travel. this amid new allegations the u.s. is spying on the european union. information believed to have come from snowden. tracie potts is in washington with more on all of this. what do you know about these latest spying allegations? >> reporter: those allegations posted in a german magazine alleging that the united states, the nsa, the national security agency, has been spying on its own allies on the eu, the european union, by bugging offices, hacking computers. now these allegations believed to have come from edward snowden who, as far as we know is still in that transit lounge in the moscow airport. russia says hands off. he hasn't touched their soil and now ecuador, the country that had been willing to help says until russia does something or until he can get to an ecuadoran embassy or to ecuador, there's nothing they can do about grnting himfter ecuador's presi spoke with vice president biden about the situation. the vice president leaning on ecuador to send snowden home. at this point it looks like he's stuck. accordi

that's the latest word from nsa leaker edward snowden. glenn greenwald, who first broke the story in the "guardian" newspaper, says the information contains specific details on the operations and the structure of the nsa. this new development comes as snowden remains holed up in that moscow airport. he's been there quite some time. phil black joins us live from moscow now. we say hello to you, phil. and i'm curious. snowden has said he's not wanting to hurt america with this new information. but if not what's his endgame here? >> well, it's an interesting question indeed. and glenn greenwald, the journalist you mentioned, doesn't go into that sort of detail necessarily except to say that when he fled the country, when he fled the united states, he took more information than he actually required. essentially to maintain credibility, if you like, in any discussions he needed to have with journalists such as himself. so as a result greenwald says snowden has taken thousands of documents, the sort of information that will allow him to do so m

. >>> another story we are watching is nsa leaker edward snowden. he spoke out for first time since he's been holed up in a russian arnlt. he said yesterday he does not regret leaking secret details about the nsa surveillance programs. listen to this. >> a little over one month ago i had a family, a home in paradise, and i lived in great comfort. i also had the capability to search for, seize, and read your communications. anyone's communications at any time. >> snowden accepted offers for asylum from countries including venezuela and bolivia, but he said he can't get anywhere because of the threats from the united states. so he is now requesting temporary asylum in russia. elise is live joining us from the state department. what are we learning about how the white house is responding to this latest volley? >> obviously, they don't want snowden talking but but what they're really mad about is that the russians helped facilitate this press conference in the transit area of the airport. what russia said is it was neutral, that he was in transit and the

senator is suggesting a controversial response if russia grants accused nsa leaker edward snowden's requestemporary asylum. republican senator lindsey graham of south carolina says the u.s. should consider boycotting next february's winter olympics in sochi, russia. >> i love the olympics, but i hate what the russian government is doing throughout the world. i don't know if putting the olympics on the table is the right answer, but i do know this, what we're doing is not working. >> but senator graham is getting pushback from a powerful republican colleague. >> i love senator graham. we've been close friends for 20 years, but i think he's dead wrong. listen, why would we want to punish u.s. athletes who have been training for three years to compete in the olympics over a traitor who can't find a place to call home? >> in 1980, the u.s. led a 65-nation boycott of the moscow olympics in protest of the soviet invasion of afghanistan. the soviet union then boycotted the los angeles summer games in 1984. as for snowden, his russian lawyer says he now could leave the moscow airport where he's bee