. >>> france has responded in outrage to revelations at the wikileaks website that u.s. spied on on president franÇois hollande and two of his predecessors. neave barker reports from paris. >> the u.s. ambassador to france summoned to explain on the spying on three french presidents. >> i said this is, one this is unacceptable. two, we want to know if these practices have ceased, and three, to ask if this was only used in relation to the president or more generally. while we understand that there might be surveillance concerning terrorists this has nothing to do with listening in on the heads of allied states and friends by asking the ambassador by giving answers rapidly. >> earlier in the day president franÇois hollande would discuss the revelations. hollande said that the country would not tolerate actions that threatened it's national security. the claims reported in the french daily and on the wikileaks website said that the eavesdropping happened between 2006 and 2012. paris said that it will now send a special intelligence team to the u.s. to investigate matters fu

also coming up this hour -- new revelations from wikileaks. the nsa was not just spying on the past three french presidents. it has been spying on french companies as well. and new republican presidential candidate donald trump gets dumped by u.s. network nbc after he makes derogatory comments about mexican migrants. that and more on the way. first, our top stories. genie: dj in greece has arrived. this time the d standing for default. they cannot pay back the 1.6 billion euros it owes to the national monetary fund. greece could get its nest -- next slice of bailout money but only if it agrees to an eu deal on the table. the greek government said it would give people the choice in a referendum to be held sunday. thousands turned out last night in athens to back their government, saying they would vote no. just in the last few minutes we have been hearing that contact is reportedly underway between athens and brussels to try to reach some sort of agreement. let's bring in natalie's every guess. what can you tell us about this 11th hour deal? na

-- phone tapped by american spies, the latest revelations from wikileaks.the french parliament has voted in favor of expanding the power of french security services. chaos continuing in calais. british prime minister david cameron has condemned unacceptable scenes in the french port city. illegal immigrants have been trying to board british lorries to make it to the u.k.. french taxi drivers have been venting fury against uber as the company announced plans to launch its low-cost uberpop service in three french cities. uber drivers have been physically attacked in the past two weeks. let's get back to one of our top stories, the negotiations in brussels that wrapped up without a deal for greece once again. markus karlsson is looking at that and at the reaction of the markets as well. what have you got for us? markus: once again we are seeing global markets come under pressure because of the greek situation, american shares coming under further pressure as we've been getting this news that the eurozone finance ministers have wrapped up a meeting in brussels

are he led to a discussion between the united states and france in 2013 at a time of the first revelationsporter: back then, it was revealed that the nsa had tapped the german chancellor's phone, sparking outrage among europe. allegedly eavesdropping on three french president, jacques chirac, nicolas sarkozy and francois hollande from 2006 22012. the french government demands an explanation. >> the french foreign affairs minister has summoned an abbasid or to the united states this afternoon. a senior intelligence if you -- official will also travel to the u.s. to discuss the commitments that have been agreed to between the u.s. and france. reporter: across the political spectrum, politicians slammed the allegations, saying allies should not spy on each other. >> barack obama should apologize and follow a code of conduct. countries simply cannot do that sort of thing. reporter: you national security council insist the u.s. and will not target the communications of president hollande. as for the white house it refuses to comment on specific intelligence allegations. genie: francois hollande

new revelations the agency's operations were more extensive than previously known. fracking investigation. scientists say the drilling method has not caused contamination, but it could. >> and a crowded field. what the big pact of g.o.p. presidential contenders could mean for the race for the white house and why the republican losers could end up winning in the long run >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america america. we begin with what appears to be a data breach at a federal agency. u.s. officials allege chinese hackers broke into the office of perm management stealing data of millions of current federal employees. mike viqueira is in washington with the latest. >> reporter: the story started to break on thursday. the office of personnel management revealed the data of 4 million employs could be susceptible and reports say that china was defend the attack on the federal government computers. the o.p.m. is the research department responsible for job assignments, performance ratings, training and background checks and clearance investigation f

what i'm moggled at is this is based on what you read from that is it comes from revelations. revelations was written by john on the island of p atm os which he was out there by himself dreaming up stuff. it's hard to believe -- you read a lot of what's in revelations -- i'm not a biblical scholar, and i don't pretend to be but good lord you read all of that stuff that's in there, that's just ridiculous to try to think, oh now we're going to apply this because it was in revelations. we're going to apply this to you know criminals in the united states. it's nuts. >> there are very many people who are interviewed, and they were very much in favor of this idea because they're criminals. >> absolutely. i mean i want to know about the idea that we dehumanize the prison population. just a few weeks ago -- he was held at likers island killed himself because of the treatment he endured. we have a huge criminal justice problem when ch we're talking about real systemic problems in our society. microchipping people there aren't enough people that we need to be worried about at this point

. >> now to the latest revelations from the f.i.f.a. scandal. former top executive chuck blazer admitted taking and arranging bribes for the 1998, 2010 world cups. details revealed by the department of justice, and a former f.i.f.a. vice president says he'll tell everything he i don't say and provide documents. jack warner has been indicted for corruption. >> >>> let's get more from laurence lee lee, who is in zurich, where f.i.f.a. has their headquarters. put this in perspective for us. he's an extraordinary figure jack warner. a lot of what he says comes out as loose language. he's given to hyperbole, and it's difficult to take what he says as part of - he knows people vetted close to this -- investigated close to this and he claimed three years ago he destroyed a lot of documents, which he now says are in the possession of one would assume his legal team. he has not said what the documents are. the point at the moment is his intent which seems to be to do an about turn from all the things he said which is that he did no run, and there was a c

you cancelled a previous trip to the united states following the edward snowden revelations - do you need a translation. you cancelled a previous trip to the united states following the revelations by edward snowden of n.s.a. spying on you. are you still troubled by those revelations and have you received assurances and are you satisfied with the answers you received from the administration. thank you. >> well first of all, jim, with respect to u.s. citizens u.s. persons held in iran - this is something that we continue to push hard on irrespective of the nuclear deal. it's a top priority for us to make sure that our people are treated fairly. and on the face of it in the case of the individuals held they have not been and they are not being afforded the basic due process and legal rights that we afford visitors to our country. so we are deeply concerned about it. we spend a lot of time pushing on it and we will continue to do so. and there's no lessening of the sense of urgency. when i talk to the families we remind them of the fabbed that that is a mission that will continue, and h

suppose we have the sense of what we were saying the ending dacian the indignation, the anger, this revelation brings it to a new level. if these documents are borne out, if they are genuine -- and there is no reason to believe they are not -- we are talking about phone tapping the phones of three french presidents. one the current french president. and a lot of their top advisers. listening in on their conversations, the content of that and that despite the time and again brock obama standing alongside -- barack obama standing alongside france wallois hollande, it does make you scratch your chin a little bit and say can you really be someone's ally and behave like this. as angela merkel revealed last year after it was revealed that

black civil rights activist in the last decade but that world is falling apart following a shocking revelation by her parents that dolezal is actually a white woman who has posed for years as african-american. her parents produced this picture of her as a young girl with fair skin and straight blond hair. her mother saying rachel began disguising herself as black after they adopted four black children years ago. dolezal has resigned as president of the local branch of the naacp lost her position as a part time african studies instructor at a local university as well as her job as a freelance newspaper columnist is that now the subject of a probe by the city's ethics commission. dolezal has not only identified herself as black for years but has also filed

since that time, we have seen everett snowden made his revelations about what exactly these programs have been doing and just in the past few months they got a federal court to rule

>> spying revelations. >> translator: it's unacceptable that three presidents of the probably, mr. jacques chirok mr. nicholas nick sarkozy and mr. francois hollande have been listened into. >> these families should not feel ignored and victimized by their own government. >> president obama signs an executive order. >>> the berlin air lift. >> raw materials had to be poured across the aerial bridge into the blockaded city. >> 67 years after the soviet blockade we look at a firsthand account. a landmark ruling. hundreds of concerned dutch citizens successfully sue their government for not stopping climate change. could the decision have ripple effects around the world? good evening i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. we begin tonight with the fallout over another international spy scandal involving the national security agency. officials in france today expressage are after wikileaks indicated that the agency against the leaders the u.s. intor to france was summoned to explain and president obama was forced to reassure hollande by phone that the american government is not

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revelation after revelation shows including this last one, the bulk of the system has nothing to do with terrorism. >> the latest information about the cyber attacks confirmed by everyone. i don't know if you trust the confirming sources. talking fbi, homeland white house, congress. do you think there's a legitimate cyber threat from places like china, north korea, adversaries? >> yeah i mean that's always the case. there's all kinds of legitimate threats. the question becomes to what extent do we trust the government to invade and weaken the internet, how much oversight is needed. i don't think anybody grudges the country's trying to weaken those threats. trying to build back doors into the internet expand the surveillance they're doing makes the internet weaker and more vulnerable. if nsa weakens protocols to let them get into our systems, it lets the chinese government use the same back doors, hackers or people more malicious than that. we wish the government would spend a fraction of what it's spending on weakening internet privacy and protect the internet from that invasion. >> can

this was at a time in which revelations had been made by edward snowden, the whistleblower, the ex-nsaorker claiming that the german chancellor's phone had been tapped. and also this is awkward, purely because france was about to bring into law a new surveillance piece of legislation, a very brood piece of legislation of the -- it was devised off of the back of the attacks that happened here in paris earlier on in the year to counter the threat of home grown violence but what these latest revelations essentially show is there are gaps in france's own capabilities when it comes to surveillance. it may be all goose and well dealing with the threat of home grown attackers who may want to threaten the lives of french citizens, but what happens when a so-called ally a friendly naigs -- nation like the itself decided to use espionage against the government. >> neave, thank you. >>> i'm catherine soi in western kenya, where scientists and researchers are focusing on communities like this one to help reduce malaria. >>> and climbing into the form la 1 hot seat we'll tell you about a potential

the revelations come just days after they approve the freedom act. and increase transparency. among the documents leaked an n.s. a. memo describe as request for help from the fbi in it's investigation of foreign based hackers. the memo goes on to describe how using the warrant list surveillance system would be more cost efficient and avoided duplication efforts. the communications would then be forwarded to the fbi the plan supposedly executed in 2012 was not publicly disclosed. the revelation comes while concerned grows over high profile cyber attacks against american companies and individuals. >> kim john-un wants to do an interview with dave. >> north korea has been linked to last year's tack which shut down communications and cost the entertainment giant anest military aired $15 million. the agency has been seeked less restrictions but opponented argue this could hurt ordinary americans. >> having some sort of malice code in your email might now be enough justification for the nsa to grab your email without a warrant without any due process, and that's pretty scary. >> the

france should take the united states to court, so says julian assange who promises there are more revelations to come. eurozone finance ministers are gathering once again that around the table to find a deal for greece. a loan repayment of 1.6 -- 1.6 billion euros is due on tuesday. vital cash ingestion's -- injections could be -- as we saw , early morning talks. >> talks are high levels between the prime minister of greece and all of the important people into the talks representing the creditors and of course the president of the european commission. they finished up about a half hour ago. but we understand came out of them is two documents. one document has been sent over to the eurogroup year. finance ministers are arriving as we speak. the document the creditors have agreed on, we believe the greeks have another document. the finance minister of greece is here for his fourth time in one week. one piece of white paper in his hand but did not speak to press on his way into the meeting. we can figure out more or less what is on that document. it is certainly not what is on the other one. the

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leon: stunning revelations about the deadly metro smoke incident. and, maryland and virginia move against license plates featuring the confederate flag. and steve's forecast for the week. all of those now on wjla.com. there are a lot of deals out there. how about this? all you can fly. a startup company allows you to fly unlimited flights on commercial airlines for a monthly fee of $1500. wi-fi, tsa pre-check access, and one bag included on every flight. the service is expected to go live this fall, with service on the west coast first. leon: ok, better times ahead. steve: temperatures in the upper 80's compared to the upper 90's we had today. 87 on thursday. just a chance of a passing thunderstorm. friday, not the greatest day. look at saturday and sunday. it is going to be a cool weekend, a wet weekend. i think these temperatures may be a bit optimistic. look for those to possibly go down. leon: ok. after a day like today, we'll take it area that's it for >> announcer: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, jon hamm. from "masters of se

falling the snowden revelation, do you need a translation? a little louder, certainly. you canceled a previous trip to the united states following the revelations by edward snowden called nsa spying on you. are you still troubled by those revelations and have you youived assurances and are satisfied with the answers you have received from the administration? thank you. president obama: first of all, to u.s.h respect citizens, u.s. persons held in iran, this is something that we continue to push hard on irrespective of the nuclear deal. it is a top priority for us to make sure that our people are treated fairly and on the face of it, in the case of these individuals who have been held, they have not been. and they are not being afforded the basic due process and legal rights that we afford visitors to our country, so we are deeply concerned about it. we spent a lot of time pushing on it, and we will continue to do so. of there is no lessening sense of urgency, so when i talk to the families, we reminded thatthat -- of the fact that is a mission that will continue and has

tom, any new revelations here? tom: there were several, leon. it has been 20 days since the murders happened and the house behind me is still a crime scene. there is a lot of new information, including about money left in the garage while the family was being held captive. abc 7 obtained more than 50 pages of new documents. among the revelations, they indicate the way a suspect may have gotten into the home was kicking in a side door. this picture shows a shoe print. one document said the police are hunting for an apparently missing video camera used to record surveillance video at the home. court papers say after the fire, the police cannot find the cell phones of the victims, savva and amy savopoulos, and their housekeeper, figarouereroa. the documents say that savopoulos' persistent admitted lying about a 40 grand that he dropped off at the home before the fire. he said that he went with savopoulos' accountant to a hyattsville bank of america to get the money. at first he said it was put into a manila envelope at the bank. he later told inves

years later we are looking for the e-mails and getting new revelation. and beyond the criminal part that is important and can't be dismissed. this is what infurriates people. how many times has the can just been kicked down the proceed? >> lawmakers have to say do our words mean nothing. do they have disregard for people? >> unless they do something for people that erase the e-mails we can look forward to seeing more of this happen. there has to be consequences. believe me, i will telling my husband this. >> it tells me the consequences in this are better than the consequences of us reading the e-mails. it is basically the irs getting audited and they cannot come up with the records. >> can't you say that to the irs? i was looking for everything couldn't find it but i meant to. >> they were taken to hell and back by the irs to get the approval process. was there like an e-mail deleteing problem? do you think hillary thought lois? when this scandal broke the president did go i believe to the rose garden, but he made a statement about the irs scandal and h

but with wikileaks promising more revelations to come, france made decide at a more cautious approach neave barker, al jazeera, paris. >> much more to come on the full al jazeera news hour. [ cheering ] pakistan's government under fire as a heatwave kills more than 150 people. isil blows up two historic cities branding them unislamic. and in sport how about this for multi tasking. how to feed a baby and catch a baseball at the same time. >> at least 12 people have been killed in the somali capital of mogadishu on the convoy of cars by al-shabab. one car was reportedly carrying officials from the united arab emirates. they have condemned the attack and will work to continue to support somalia. >> witnesses say there was a large explosion completely destroying a pickup truck carrying somali security forces. it was part of a convoy carrying diplomats from the united arab emirates. a suicide-bomber rammed his car into the convoy. members of al-shabab are claiming responsibility for the attack. >> the uae donated military hardware and also pays some of the staff in bogey mogadishu. >> they

michelle and jim bob duggar from "19 kids and counting" giving their first interview after revelations their son molested several dwirls including some of his sisters as a teen. the duggars say they were devastated when their son came to them and told them. they dealt with it by sending him away and later taking him to the police. they are upset his juvenile records were released saying the girls are being victimized all over again. >> we took our children to the safety center, the children's safety center. we trusted them and trusted the police department. our children poured out their heart. they shared everything. and then to have their trust betrayed and for all of their information and everything they shared to be turned over to the tabloid. >> an interview with two of the duggar sisters will air on friday evening at 9:00 p.m. eastern. i'm patricia stark and now here is "red eye." for all of your headlines go to fox news.com. >>> well, hello and welcome to "red eye." hi everyone. i'm kennedy. let's welcome our guests, shall we? she was a beauty queen. it is like being a real queen

. >> now we have the new wikileaks revelations that three different french presidents were spied on. if you look at the documents, that wikileaks relaesesed, they're not very surprising or particularly sensitive issues that the state of the greek financial crisis the euro, french middle east policy. but the u.s. is conducting espionage, reporting in in cables. >> nd we move to the story of the greek debt crisis and touk to larry summers former treasury secretary and former head of the national economic council for president obama. >> the way i would put it is this. i could go wandering around the planet. i most likely the car was see me and stop and it would be okay. but it probably wouldn't be a good experiment. >> and in the same way my best guess is that if greece leafs it will be a catastrophe for greece. it will be a serious security event. my best guess is it won't be a grand financial disaster. but there is a chance that i'm wrong just like the people were wrong about leeman and just like pem were wrong about ltcm and just like people were wrong in thinking subprime was a well

move quickly to repair any damage there the latest revelations over spying by the nsa. french prime minister addressed parliament a short time ago, as wikileaks revealed that the u.s. eavesdropped on french leaders for years. and later today, french president is set to speak with president obama. inez is here with more. >> reporter: these documents show the crisis. an emergency meeting in the wake of reports that the u.s. spied on the past three french presidents. french newspaper sited nsa reports released by wikileaks appearing to capture officials talking in paris about greece's economy and germany. three presidents were all reportedly targeted. >> translator: not only the phones of the presidents their mobile phones the presidential air fleet, and the headquarters of the government transmissions. >> reporter: the leak coincides with a vote on a new french bill. >> there is a big debate inside of the opposition as well as within the opinion that we don't want in france to do like the nsa does in the world. >> reporter: despite the uproar among french politicians ther

. >> president obama has spoken with france's president amid the latest revelations over spying by the usa. wikileaks said that the u.s. has eavesdropped on the french leaders for years. innes ferer hay more. >> the report that the u.s. spied on the past three president, reports cited by which canny which canwikileaks three last french presidents were all reported to have been targeted. >> not only the phones of the presidents, but their mobile phones, the presidential air fleet and the headquarters of the government transmissions, ministerial switch boards. >> the bill allowing new government surveillance powers. >> there is a big debate inside the opposition as well as within the opinion that we don't want france to do like the nsa does in the world. >> despite the uproar among french politician there seems to be little surprise. france's defense council writing these are unacceptable facts that have already resulted in exchanges between the united states and france, particularly in late 2013 when the first revelations occurred. >> france needs the u.s. partnership, especially in som

. >> france has responded with outrage to revelations to wikileaks website that the u.s. spied on franÇois hollande and two of his predecessors. he spoke on the phone with barack obama who assured him that the u.s. is not spying on his calls or other communications. the u.s. ambassador was summoned by the country's top diplomat. here's what he had to say after that meeting. >> i summoned the u.s. ambassador to tell her one this was unacceptable. two, we want to know whether these practices as ceased. and three to ask whether these practices were only used in relation to the present or more generally. while we understand that there might be surveillance concerning terrorists that has nothing to do with listening to heads of allied states and on friends. i ask the ambassador to give us answers rapidly. >> we have more from paris. >> the whole situation comes at a very difficult time in relations with france and the united states the french president traveled to washington categoryically asked president barack obama to make sure that france would not be spied upon by the uni

and revelation.it is only one manufacturer doing all three. when you talk about hundreds of different firearms to narrow it down to three that is pretty unique and good information. >> tara's ripped shirt also provided a possible clue. using alternate light sources, forensic analysts found a partial muddy shoe print on the front of her shirt. investigators searched their data base of thousands of known outsole designs and found the one they were looking for. >> we were able to tell the police that they need to look for an individual that has a pair of nike brand running shoes with a herringbone outsole design. >> the print was not large enough to identify the shoe size but it was valuable information, nonetheless. then, tara's friends told police something they had been reluctant to reveal earlier. on the day tara went missing tara and her friends were smoking marijuana after school. and an older man was with them. the man who had provided the marijuana, 30-year-old jeff thomas. >> it struck me odd a

. >> reporter: the revelations come days after congress approved the freedom act, a bill intended tourb the nsa's spy powers and increase transparency. among the documents leaked an nsa memo describing request for help from the fbi in its investigation of foreign-based hackers. the memo goes on to describe how using the surveillance system would be more cost efficient and avoid duplication efforts. the intercepted communications would then be forwarded to the fbi. the plan was not publicly disclosed. >> what is particularly important about this revelation is it reveals a level of cooperation between the nsa and federal law enforcement that was undisclosed to the public and conducted in secret. the nsa is not supposed to operate domestically. in that used to be the law in nsa land and now it almost seems laughable given how much survey lens than they are conducting. north korea has been linked to last year's hack attack against sony which cost the entertainment giant an estimated $15 million. the agency has been seeking less restrictions in its surveillance efforts but opponents argue

over the last few months, revelations of corruption and abuse within the prime minister's government have been part of the daily order. it's coming under increasing pressure. public anger is mounting. >> this was a major event designed to distract people from the spying scandal and all the other revelations. >> my next-door neighbors are albanians. we get along great. we visit one another. we are friends. we cannot allow this way of life to be destroyed. >> i'm albanian. he's macedonian. people stop at both our shores. we ordinary people live together normally. that will be a hundred dinar. >> many macedonians are struggling to make ends meet. the country is one of the poorest in europe. unemployment is high. a group of schoolchildren has come to lay flowers in their ruin neighborhood -- villains neighborhood. any attempt to divide ethnic groups here has failed. -- a group of schoolchildren has come to lay flowers in their ruined neighborhood. macedonians and albanians are more united than ever, this time against the government. damien: paris may still be the center of high fashion,

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. >>> new revelations this morning from wikileaks.ocuments published today said they eavesdropped on the following men. the spying reportedly spanned a period from 2006 to 2012 and cabinet ministers and french ambassador to the u.s. and french president has gathered his defense counsel to talk. the next moves. >>> president obama set to unveil big changes of families of hostages held by terrorists can and cannot do. a new development in a new policy has a lot of people talking. that's next. now i can tell the doubters to stick it. hey, honey. stick it! stick it! stick it! nana? hi... stick it! can you give your mommy a message for me? stick it! get a domain website and email starting at $1/month all at godaddy. >>> today, the obama administration will have shift with families with hostages overseas. raets get let's get more from white house correspondent mitchell ka. >> reporter: we will find out the policy that the white house launched last summer. we know they want to build this fusion cell or an intergovernmental group that will be

he first exposed edward snowden's revelations around mass surveillance. his recent piece for the intercept is headlined "anonymous fearmongering about the patriot act from the white house and nyt." welcome back to democracy now! why don't you start off by talking about the significance of these key provisions of the usa patriot act sunsetting, expiring early this morning? >> i think the greatest significance of the most recent event is more symbolic than anything else, but it still is quite significant. it is really worth comparing the debate we are now having to what passed for a debate both in 2005 and 2011 over whether to renew the patriot act. remember, even after 9/11 and the weeks after 9/11 when the country was willing to give the government essentially anything it ask for, the patriot act was regarded as extremely radical piece of legislation, a very fundamental departure for how we always understood what the government could and could not do when spying on us. even in the wake of 9/11, it was regarded that way. that is the reason why when it was

>> well, the french on the whole are outraged by these recent revelations as shown by how swiftly theycalled for that defense couple meeting council meeting. actions were put in force. first, you can see her arrive pretty much for an addressing down. also the defense council decided that the best thing to do would be to try and verify these allegations by sending their own senior intelligence team over to washington some time in the coming days. but of course, these revelations come at a very awkward time in relations between france and the united states. back in late 2013 early 2014 president hollande and obama sat down in washington, and president obama categorically promised that the u.s. would not be spying on france. all of this came at a time in which edward snowden, the former nsa whistle blower, former worker turned whistle blower revealed that the nsa had been involved in tapping the phones of german chancellor angela merkel. it refers to documents between 2006 and 2012, it does beg the question how much did barack obama know when he sat down with president hollande, the frenc

morgan brenn >> reporte this time last summer both of these casinos the showboat and revel were still open the boardwalk bustling with visitors. but a lot has changed in the year. the east coast one time gaming mecca has lost four casinos, a third of its supply since 2014. gaming revenue has plummeted by 50% since 2006. and two operators trump and caesar's entertainment are currently in bankruptcy. city crumbling to close a $100 million budget shortfall and its bonds are rated at junk a scenario that spooked investor as wall st analysts warned of the growing risk of bankruptcy. but officials insist that won't happen. the worst may be over for the struggling seas >> by the time we leave here we're going to have our balanced budget and a lot of support from the state. >> reporte less local competit has meant more revenue for surviving casinos as well which in may posted a 5% increase over last year. that reversal of fortune has been driven by increases at the golden nugget resort tropicana, and borgata with $264 million in winnings so far this year continue to be the most profitable the

we would not be debating this but for the revelations he put forward a couple of years back. having said that he revealed many other programs and surveillance that was not addressed by this legislation and the question becomes, is this the beginning of reform or the end of it. pete: what's your answer? peter: that remains to be seen. rand paul joins forces with some on the left who find it to be an adequate solution. he didn't think the final version was good enough and many on the left don't, as well. and the question is whether they have enough political juice to push forward. congress will say they acted, it should be enough. that's going to be hard to overcome. alexis: peter, we saw the administration trying to take advantage of what they called the kentucky feud, the disagreement between senator paul and mitch mitch mcconnell. beyond that in the republican field, what are some the other political implications we're seeing on the campaign trail? peter: two years ago when rand paul emerged on the national stage, he made a big splash with his long filibuster on these kinds

i had a revelation. i had a dream. >> when did you have the dream. >> i had a dream today. >> when did you have the revelation -- >> i was looking out my southern office window on a cold winter night wondering why i didn't have a girlfriend, and it came to me in a flash, not why i didn't have a girlfriend, or why women kept divorcing me, but here is what i saw. forelorn looking japanese folks, soldiers with tommy guns up front, the vehicle is chugging up a snow-capped mountain in the sierras, heading for the internment camp. in a heart beat i had it. >> that was your vision. >> yes. characters from the first two bodies of work in l.a. during world war ii as much younger people. the first novel to be called profidia, a 700 page novel in real time, set the month of the pearl harbor bombings, the murder or ritual suicide of a japanese family in l.a. hours before the pearl pearl harbor a. >> in fact what you said about the story being told in real time is literally the case, it's 23 -- the time frame of the

the french government has to react to these revelations. on the other hand there is an attitude of well this goes on. there was a former spy on french television this morning who said the world's largest spying agency is spying it's not exactly a scoop. and i think the number of people spied upon have been on television this morning saying they were aware of the fact or at least they were suspicious of the fact that they were being listened to and they just believed if you are in a position a high sensitive position in government it is likely that someone is listening to your television conversations. nonetheless there are calls for the french government to react strongly. there is a feeling they haven't reacted enough especially since the revelations about the spying from angela merkel in germany from some months ago. there will be a strong official reaction here but it's not anything that anyone would not have expected. >> the french government recently made adjustments to government surveillance in part because of what edward snowden and

. >>> from the nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter now, the power struggle at the former revel casino, atlantic city is heating up. the main bank lender for acr energy says the power company is in danger of failing. a temporary arrangement, acr is providing limited power to the building and revel's new owner is paying the bank but the bank says it's not being paid the full rate so it's now operating at a loss. the bank says acr is operating only by drawing on the bank's collateral which may soon be cut off. >>> 20 people in pennsylvania now face charges they ripped off insurance companies, including two from philadelphia and one from montgomery county. police have been making arrests during the past month. investigators tell us most of the charges involve people making false accident and injury claims. >>> next on "nbc 10 news at 6:00" septa's top cop admitted an officer went too far and put a child in danger. the arrest caught on camera. tonight, the father's side of the story. >>> plus, fallout right here from the crisis in greece. tonight we track down a local man now in greece dea