another massive effect was that the south american plate jumped over nafka plate, or nafka plate gets down. we moved 3 meters to the west and at the same time we lift up at about 3 meters in certain areas. so navy -- this is very important because in some places where you are supposed to get into with your ships, not any more. so a hydrographic survey, certain port was absolutely mandatory when you have this event. i said to the australian staff, because of that we are closer neighbors right now. here you can see an example that was before the earthquake, the distance of the low tide. and now it's absolutely far away. so some marine small sea life in there absolutely disappeared. that's another effect you can see a lighthouse in there before tsunami and where is the lighthouse in the middle of the island down there after the tsunami. so the bottom is absolutely came up. another example. another effect of -- global effect. because of the change of the mass of the earth, because it moves so it change slightly the configuration, it has an effect in the axis rotation of the globe. it move

intelligence whistleblower edward snowden won't be able to leave russia until he meets south american diplomats and that's according to the latest reports with a whistleblower still stranded without travel documents at moscow's sheremetyevo airport wired his money to caution about is also there let's get now the latest from her well you know it looks like snowden is going to stay put for now and any hint as to when and how his situation might get resolved. well it is really sounds like an ongoing saga really merino but according to the latest media reports former cia contractor abhorrent snowden is not able to leave russia until he meets with a south american diplomats but the tricky thing here is that such a meeting has not been scheduled yet and the legal status off mr snowden is yet to be defined so it is indeed impossible for him now to leave the sherif mansour international airport based here in moscow where he has basically been stuck in a transit zone since last weekend now the u.s. government has revoked his passport which means that he neither can gather a russian visa to lea

a great amount of political pressure to have him extradited but i do hope in this new age of south american consciousness and new freedoms and so forth that they will step up to the plate and provide protection for edward snowden washington has revoked edward snowden's passport and said that he should be prevented from traveling any further as officials demanded that he be returned to the jurisdiction of the united states some lawmakers are urging washington to spare no effort to put him on trial in the u.s. even going so far as to threaten russia over its involvement or he's going to church can is following the story. u.s. officials confirm that they have in fact revoked edward snowden's passport to stop him from traveling it didn't stop him from flying out of hong kong as we know not clear whether it was because hong kong officials did not receive the notification in time or because they made a decision to overlook it we know that the u. was has put a lot of pressure on hong kong to arrest in those days and not to let him leave the country but in a statement the government of hong kong sa

sunday the national security agency leaker has asked for political asylum from ecuador but the south american country says it could take months to process the request with aussies to see catherine of joins us now live from outside the airport lucy what is the latest. well aside from the thunderstorm that's beginning to crack above us not much in terms of details regarding snowden's whereabouts or information we know that he suspected to be holed up in the transfer area of the sheremetyevo airport he did leave via flight from hong kong here to russia supposedly en route to cuba he was supposed to board that flight on monday that never ended up happening and so now he's stuck here at the share minute about transit so now the u.s. has revoked his passport which certainly makes things more complicated it's unclear whether he'll be able to board. another flight or even buy a ticket without a valid passport we even though we did hear from the air afloat that's the airline that is supposed to be flying out those flights to havana cuba they said that snowden is not a booked on any of those flights fo

leaker edward snowden won't be able to leave a moscow airport until he secures the backing of south american diplomats.

well no open arms from south africans for president obama on his crucial tour to the continent with protesters staging rallies to vent their anger at the american leader south african riot police have fired stun grenades to disperse angry crowds near johannesburg ahead of his visit to the city hundreds had been gathering for demonstrations against u.s. policy in for toria as well as cape town africans had high hopes when president obama was elected to his office but many feel those have since been dashed american aid to africa has been severely cut while washington has stepped up military operations in the region u.s. officials say that obama's tour supposed to promote u.s. investment and to strengthen africa's democratic party institutions meanwhile salima polya from the south african communist party has no illusions about it. but we feel that the experts that our programs need for instance this. month. it's an indication of where u.s. interest on the kind of good clinton we were and that. the military bases all over the way that the u.s. has court in order that you can have. its kind of diplomatic relations as well as three dimensions we're n

well there is no open arms from south africans for president obama on his crucial tour to the continent with protesters staging rallies to vent their anger at the american leader south african riot police have fired stun grenades to disperse angry crowds near johannesburg i had of obama's visit to the city hundreds had also gathered for demonstrations against u.s. foreign policy in pretoria and cape town as well africans had high hopes when obama became u.s. president but many feel those have since been dashed american aid to africa has been severely cut a washington has stepped up military operations in the region u.s. officials say obama's tour is supposed to promote u.s. investment and to strengthen africa's democratic institutions but some have a different take on the matter here sally polya from the south african communist party. we feel that the experts at our programs courts need for instance this the basement of the offical months. it's an indication of where u.s. interest on the kind of good clinton and we want him to stop that and post. military bases all over the way that the u.s. has scored in order that you can have. well it's kind of diplo

of south american. >> john: i look forward to sean hannity screaming about them any day. when you say wikileaks has helped them, we're talking financially. >> they did say wikileaks said they had paid for his ticket out of hong kong. >> john: anything accompanied by a colleague of yours? >> no, not a colleague of mine. >> john: legal personnel? >> somebody that wikileaks has who is from the u.k. what's interesting about having to pay for his ticket or paying for his ticket is it indicates that ed snowden has no money. let's think about that for a second. all of the charges about ed snowden is this and that. he hasn't sold anything to anybody. his statement was really, i thought, beautiful about why he was doing what he did but it is an indication that he really took a huge risk in doing it. >> john: what would you say legally are mr. snowden's options at this point? >> mr. snowden is free to leave russia as president putin said. he has to find a country that is logical to take him and stand up the onslaught of the united states. so far, he has applied to ecuador for asylu

the south american nation is reportedly offering asylum to nsa leaker edward snowden. >>> topping our news, nelson mandela remains in critical condition. the 94-year-old former south african president has been battling a lung infection in pretoria. a hospital there since june 8th. his 95th birthday is next month. >>> the body of actor james gandolfini is back in the u.s. the iconic "sopranos" star died suddenly in italy on wednesday from a heart attack. funeral services are scheduled for thursday in new york city. >>> and on a brighter note, we can't take our eyes off these shots of the supermoon. the biggest and brightest full moon of the year caught the eye of star gazers from jerusalem to los angeles. it was quite a sight. hopefully you got to see it. >>> it's official. the 25th annual world's ugliest dog competition is over and the winner has been named. wally is a 4-year-old mix of beagle, boxer and bassett hound. wally who you just saw is not that ugly. wally's owner tammy got him when he was 3 weeks old. she just loves him despite all his flaws. her unconditional love has its p

snowden has requested asylum in the south american country. wikileaks an online group behind other classified leaks are helping snowden. >> for obvious reasons with the knowledge and the extradition of this. >> reporter: he left hong kong after the united states filed espionage charges, requesting his extradition back to the u.s. for trial. they say that they let snowden leave because of the united states. that they did not meet the country's legal requirements. but that the u.s. justice department said they never raised any concerns about their requests during the discussions last week. some lawmakers are angry that the countries are aiding snowden. >> i think that it will help them chase them to the ends of earth and to let the russians know that there will be consequences if they harbor this guy. >> reporter: the senator says that snowden, they must be returned to the united states. >> i want to get him caught. and brought back for trial. and i think that we need to know exactly what he has. >> reporter: the state department tells cbs news

. >> at the summit of the americas, a number of south american nations made clear that an alternative military strategy was preferred, and they included columbia. columbia -- colombia's president said addicts should be treated as patients and not as criminals. >> we have in our heads new ideas to consider, new policy ideas that are not the sole solution or a silver bullet sure, but they need to be raised. >> another proposal, to decriminalize what are called soft drugs like marijuana in the hope that the price of drugs would fall and dealing with losing its attraction. >> today marks the 24th anniversary of the government's crackdown on the country's pro-democracy movement in beijing. authorities have been bolstering the presence on the square in uniform and undercover police to prevent commemoration of the event. >> the chinese military into the square and forcibly dispersed hundreds of militants demonstrating for democracy and human rights. televised images of the violence went around the world. the number of casualties has never been officially determined, but estimates range from

in fact, the report says some chinese surveillance systems sold to south american companies had been returned. >>> still ahead, remember this guy, why enron's former chief financial officer andy fastow is talking about fighting fraud. but first, how stocks, bonds and commodities all faired today. >> well, it looks like there is something to smile over at kodak. the bankrupt seep approved the plan to structure it into a business. kodak's credit doors will vote on that proposal in the next few weeks, ty? >> there is likely nothing but smiles coming from the ceo of the drug distributer because regulatory filings that showed he secured a staggering $159 million pension, which by the way, is far and away the largest pension package on record, more than double the $74 million package. since he began running the company in 1999 the results are good. the stock prices more than tripled out performing the market. >>> with that money let's hope he's a good tipper which would be good news for starbucks employees in new york state. a court there ruled today starbucks have to share any tips they g

. >> at the summit of the americas, a number of south american nations made clear that an alternative military strategy was preferred, and they included columbia. columbia -- colombia's president said addicts should be treated as patients and not as criminals. >> we have in our heads new ideas to consider, new policy ideas that are not the sole solution or a silver bullet sure, but they need to be raised. >> another proposal, to decriminalize what are called soft drugs like marijuana in the hope that the price of drugs would fall and dealing with losing its attraction. >> today marks the 24th anniversary of the chinese government's crackdown on the country's pro-democracy movement in beijing. authorities have been bolstering the presence on the square in uniform and undercover police to prevent commemoration of the event. >> the chinese military into the square and forcibly dispersed hundreds of militants demonstrating for democracy and human rights. televised images of the violence went around the world. the number of casualties has never been officially determined, but estimates ran

a local football legend pele unveiled on cocoa beach counting down with a year left until the south american nation host the show installment. they are ready and i have seen this stadium here. only on big. movies and i have to congratulate the depth. charge of the stadium it's like a jewel you have made in different cities and i'm very happy to be there during the configurations cup and to visit all the cities. and fans also counting the days until the world camp. has already hit brazil with host nation beating japan for federations cup opener in brasilia many more up and jones scoring a goal apiece to send their supporters into raptures i. think these these. i guess the only now. and why. not now be back next year but i can't wait so i can. almost fifty many football signs from moscow and st petersburg battle of the arts in the russian capital to see me cry and champions of russia tournament was open to those aged sixteen to twenty one and i went along to take a look. some of the world's best footballers of stars are playing the sport they love in their own backyards hundred sixty s. name a

intercepts by the national security agency revealed in mr snowden's papers ninety nine percent of south americans communications with the world with europe with russia with asia with everyone process for united states and he said today by the national security agency so latin america has a real personal if you like interest in what's going on and of course russia understands this came. and picked understands it's going for a long time now i'm sure that. once on a was on the table in such an awful thing it would not would not be rescinded. you bradley manning now edward snowden do you think between you well you've made some headway in the war of attrition if you like with governments who are keeping things secret or does it still depression. it's a it's an amazing time. just three years after the late bradley manning revelations with bradley manning in trial possibly. continue to go expected to go for another live in weeks and these snowden revelations come out after. i and many others had called for the exactly such revelations to expose the surveillance state so i think we're winning i think tha

counting down the year left until the south american nation host the showpiece storm and. they already have seen this stadium here. only on big. movies and i have to congratulate the depth in charge of the stadium it's like a jewel you have made in different cities and i'm very happy to be there configurations cup and to visit all the cities. fans also counting up the days until the world camp. has already hit the host nation between japan a free and federations cup opener in brasilia may more up how mean you know and joe scoring a goal apiece to send their supporters into raptures. sees. these. i guess they only know. their. my world well know are not now be back next year but i can't wait so i can. almost fifty mini football signs from moscow and st petersburg battle it out in the russian capital to see the cry and champions of russia the tournament's was open to those aged sixteen to twenty one and i went along to take a look some of the world's best footballers have started playing the sport they love in their own backyards hundred senior stir neymar just a couple but

leaker edward snowden won't be able to leave a moscow airport until he secures the backing of south american diplomats. and the obama administration targets another leaker the u.s. general james cartwright is under fire and they say the subject of a federal probe for divulging information on washington's hacker attack on iran. welcome to r t it's six pm and the russian capital now deadly riots between supporters and opponents of president morsi are heating up an edge of clashes have already left at least three people killed including a u.s. national in alexandria are just bell true has the latest from cairo. the worst clashes were in egypt's coastal city of alexandria where we saw two people dead including one u.s. citizen the u.s. embassy for their part have removed all non-essential staff in fear that this could be a targeted attack in addition president obama came out calling for dialogue between opposition forces and the president saying they must have a united stand the marines the u.s. marines reportedly have come up with a contingency plan should the violence continue against u.s. cit

leaker edward snowden won't be able to leave a moscow airport until he secures the backing of south american diplomats.

the whistleblower refuge with president nicolas maduro applauding the man's bravery and another south american destination ecuador looks promising but that country cannot yet grant him asylum because he's not on ecuadorian soil the whistleblower supplied has of course captured the global media but investigative journalist duncan campbell says the real story is being sidelined . a lot depends on on russia but i think the russian game will bespeak to stand back and as an international territory we can do nothing and wait for other players to act but i do think that the focus is wrong because all of this distraction about snowden and where the years of what he might do nags has completely undermined the tremendous gravity of the successive documents and revelations that he's made about the scope of american and allied spying on the civil and commercial affairs of the world i think many americans recognize the true values for which their forefathers for from the wharf in the plane and so on we would see snowden a real hero but that is never going to be the flexi. demographics when the price is so

leaker edward snowden won't be able to leave a moscow airport until he secures the backing of south american diplomats. and the obama administration targets another leaker the u.s. general james cartwright is under fire and they say subject of a federal probe for divulging information on washington's hacker attack on iran.

and three hours after landing the confirmation came that he had sought political asylum in the south american country now or we still believe is mulling over whether or not to grant asylum to edward snowden he is expected to just remain in transit here in moscow as you say before flying to in cuba a little bit later on this afternoon but to really put this story and. see what's happened over the last twenty four forty eight hours or so i really over the course of the weekend because it was on friday that the charges against edward snowden were made public for the very first time now the complaint was filed by the u.s. government on june the fourteenth but as i say the charges. charges include theft of government property. communication of national defense information and willful communication of classified intelligence now the final two of those charges both come under the espionage act and carry a maximum of ten years in prison edward snowden now knows what he's up against and knows exactly what he faces if he does indeed return to the united states and on saturday the u.s. government began

of ecuador says it's now up to russia to decide were edward snowden ands up stressing that the south american nation is unable to process the whistleblower's request for political asylum unless it can reach ecuadorian soil the man behind one of the biggest intelligence leaks in history is believed to remain stuck in the transit area of a moscow airport artie's medina carcinoma has the details aqua door and president that a fire in an interview to the media said that the final destination off mr snowden now lies in the hands of russia ascii is still in the transit zone at the shaman to the international airport base here in moscow now this announcement comes in the wake of for recent telephone conversation between the aqua door and president but if a got out and u.s. vice president joe biden where app would work was asked to reject snowden's asylum application now ecuadorian president said that they would listen to the u.s. authorities but still the final decision rests with the aqua door the travel document issued for him mr snowden is now invalid and moreover the diplomat that issued the tra

intelligence a whistleblower and word snowden won't be able to leave russia until he meets south american diplomats that's according to the latest reports where the whistleblower is still stranded without a travel documents of moscow's sheremetyevo airport a tease medina caution about is also there let's get the very latest from him right now. so it seems like snowden is going to stay put for now any idea as to where and how his situation is likely to get resolved. right well indeed according to the latest media reports former cia contractor adverse snowden is not able to leave russia until he meets with the australian and that's the door and diplomats but the tricky thing here is that such a meeting has not been scheduled yet and the legal see yourself mr snowden is yet to be defined so currently it is indeed impossible for him to leave the international airport where he is basically being stuck in a transit zone since last weekend and though the u.s. government has revoked his passport which means that he is he neither can gather a russian results or leave the airport nor can he get any

leaker edward snowden won't be able to leave a moscow airport until his secure is a backlog of south american diplomats. this r.t. coming to life in moscow a deadly riots between supporters and opponents of president morsi are heating up in egypt clashes have already left at least three people killed including a u.s. national in xandra are just bell true has the latest from cairo. the worst clashes were in egypt's personal city of alexandria where we saw two people dead including one u.s. citizen the u.s. embassy for their part have removed all non-essential staff in the that this could be a talkative attack in addition president of came out calling for dialogue between opposition forces and the president saying we must have a united stance the marines the u.s. marines are supposedly have come up with a contingency plan should the violence continue against u.s. citizens so to me i saw in protest of people ripping posters of us buses at the car around five percent saying the mission brotherhood president tales from is definitely following a u.s. agenda civilian grassroots campaign called commo

old nicolas maduro the president there has been praising snowden for what he's done and another south american destination we've been talking a lot about he is ecuador it looks likely but cannot yet grant him asylum like they did to julian assange that's because snowden is not on ecuador in territory or their embassy where michael ratner he's an attorney for joining us our john we can lease believes more countries should follow teeters lead him stand lead in standing up to washington. after i hand it to ecuador the small country of nine million people breaking it straight preferences saying this is not the old latin america they used to have racist beat us up with a big stick we don't care about your trade preferences so it gives me more hope that ed snowden may be able to make it to ecuador i know that it's time for every country to speak up if this is not just about american citizens and our email being looked at in all our phone calls but the us combined with the u.k. which is getting into all the fiber optics and that's really a particularly what i think germany was concerned by going afte

contracture average snowden as not able to leave russia until he meets with a south american diplomats however the tricky thing is is that the missing is not scheduled yet and of the legal status mr snowden's as yet to be identified now current he it is impossible for mr edward snowden to actually leave the sheremetyevo or international airport which is based here in moscow and the u.s. government has revoked his passport which means that he and neither can get a russian visa to actually leave the airport nor can he is theoretically any tickets to have vanno or aqua door so however as the story develops now of in a civilian president nicolas maduro will arrive in moscow on monday and that there are some speculations that his upcoming visit may actually resolve the situation in a way. incoming u.s. national security adviser susan rice has spoken out on the issue she says that snowden's revelations happened weakens the presidency nor damaged the country's foreign policy meanwhile of course the father of the fugitive whistleblower believes that the man could return to the united states th