itself because the f.b.i. creates the you know the the protocols by which other police departments operate so some but it is outside of the f.b.i. should investigate their shootings just as outside agencies should investigate police department should say to intentionally meant as an editor as a twenty four seven thank you so much for writing and. thank you for having me on well it's official the u.s. is turning a corner in the afghanistan war according to government officials that you want us has agreed to engage in its first formal negotiations with the taliban about how to achieve peace and to end the over a decade long war this is a quite an about face from the bush years take a quick look at how quickly the u.s. has evolved on the taliban the united states of america makes the following demands on the down close immediately incrementally every turn. down the bond regime is coming to any. respects the people of afghanistan. and we are only its largest source of humanitarian aid but we can turn to. our nation

itself because the f.b.i. creates the you know the the protocols by which other police departments operate so there's some but he outside of the f.b.i. should investigate their shootings just as outside agencies should investigate police department shootings hate intentionally menacing editor reason twenty four seven thank you so much for writing and thank you for having me on. well it was last fall when superstorm sandy rolled up to the east coast leaving behind a path of destruction in new york city took a major hit was flooding and structural damage in several low lying areas now many scientists believe sandy was a preview of future storms to come all thanks to climate change now new york city mayor michael bloomberg says the city is ready to spend billions in order to try to prevent that future a possibility of becoming a reality artie's margaret howell has more. new york city is the full szell and cultural epicenter of the world but it does have one weakness it is no match for a major storm like sandy the

itself because the f.b.i. creates the you know the the protocols by which other police departments operate so some but it is outside of the f.b.i. should investigate their shootings just as outside agencies should investigate police department shootings hate intentionally menacing editor reason twenty four seven thank you so much for writing and thank you for having me on. to brazil now where protests continue to grow both in signs and severity what started off as a demonstration against added transportation fees has swelled to massive underground anti-government demonstrations these protests continue even after us already some rio de janeiro and sao paulo promised to reverse those extra costs r t correspondent liz wahl brings us some background on the brazil protests. massive protests persist in brazil they're the largest demonstrations the country has seen in twenty years it started out as a small protest against raising public bus fares but it turned out to be much more demonstrations have been going on in r

>> pelley: bob orr on the f.b.i.'s program. this is supposed to be the answer to america's biggest nuclear contamination problem, but it's billions over budget. carter evans investigates. and ken moreis' great-great- great grandfather is a giant of american history. jim axelrod on how a powerful legacy changed one man's man'sn. mission. >> frederic douglas said it's easier to build strong children than repair broken men. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: good evening. it doesn't happen very often but it happened today-- the stock market plunged in reaction to good news. the news from the head of the federal reserve was that the economy is doing better. here's the part wall street did not like. ben bernanke said the economy is doing well enough that the fed is likely to ease back on one of its stimulus programs, a bond buying program that has helped keep interest rates at record lows. the prospect of higher rates sent the dow down more than 200 points to close at 15,112. reason enough to call in our senior business correspon

citizens from the sky that admission came today from the head of the f.b.i. will testifying before congress we'll have a look at this program and the lack of transparency as well as strict guidelines. another day in the mass protest of priscilla one of the reasons most people are taking to the streets they're upset over in the sports stadium being built with taxpayer dollars the same thing is happening here in the u.s. so why are there no protocol to look at that issue later in the show. it's wednesday june nineteenth five pm in washington d.c. i'm margaret how well you're watching artsy. we start off in afghanistan where nearly twelve years of a war in the country the u.s. and the taliban say that they will begin talks now about ending this war afghan president hamid karzai is not so keen on the peace talks though and announced today that he will not participate unless the process is afghan led the u.s. and taliban meetings are planned for this week at the taliban's new office in doha qatar which saw a lavish opening this week the news came just hours after t

it turns out the f.b.i. is also watching u.s. citizens from the sky that admission came from the head of the f.b.i. while testifying before congress will have a look at this program and the lack of transparency and strict guidelines. another day of mass protests in brazil one of the reasons most people are on the streets that they're upset over a new sports stadium being built with taxpayer money the same thing is happening here in the u.s. so why are there no protests look at this issue later in the show. well it's wednesday june nineteenth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm margaret how well you're watching our t.v. . we start in afghanistan where after nearly twelve years of war in the country the u.s. and taliban say that they will begin talks about ending this war afghan president hamid karzai is not so keen on peace talks and announced today that he will not participate unless the process is afghan led the u.s. and taliban meetings are planned for this week at the tele band's new office in doha qatar which saw a lavish opening

is doing what it is that the f.b.i. is doing but i think even maybe beyond that a bigger problem not to do with classification is that the american people have been suckered into this fear that terrorism that makes people say oh well i'm willing to surrender all of these these rights to privacy because i'm so afraid of terrorism and till the american people wake up and say and demand that this be stopped and that it be opened up where we are really falling into a deep deep hole with this national security. mentality michael what do you think about that i mean it's turned into a huge industry i mean it's a vast the budgets are vast and every organization every bureaucracy wants more and more and more and fear sells. particularly to the i say it goes beyond classification and the public and what they know because they've the silicon valley the tech companies helped build this. messick spying apparatus or even the global spying apparatus so the actual hardware and technology is intertwined with private companies so if you'r

we take our hats off to the f.b.i. ng our lives and protecting our safety. >> and split second situation you have to give him the benefit of the doubt. >> i think it was very intense situation. also, the metal pole. >> gregg: all it takes is one blow to the head to kill somebody. good to see you both. >>> that is going to do it for us. "cavuto on business" is coming up next. >> heather: we'll be back tomorrow. we will continue to follow the threat of tornadoes and severe weather. we'll be back tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >> gregg: have a great weekend everyone. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. ♪ hoo-

if they need a warrant to get content, that's sent to the f.b.i., and the f.b.i. gets a court warrant before any content of any conversation is looked at. >> schieffer: all right, well, senator, thank you so much for coming. we're going to come back in a minute. we'll talk to two more senators about this and about

the f.b.i. investigating the i.r.s. scandal. why doesn't he seem to know anything? >> how many agent investigators do you have assigned to the case? >> i have to get back to you. >> can you tell me who the lead investigator is? >> off the top of my head, no. >> the most important issue in front of the country and you don't know who is heading up the case. >>steve: is he clueless or is it a strategy of ignorance? we're going to report and you will decide about the f.b.i. >>brian: saying sorry is the hardest part, at least for our nation's politicians. they just got a lesson in apologies. they were given a class on how to apologize and the details are even better. i'm sorry for anything i do in the future. did i do wrong? "fox & friends" starts now; i know that. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>gretchen: if you're singing along, why not? it's foreigner. can you believe they're going to be here today? it is an exciting day at "fox & friends." and it looks like the rain has maybe stopped for the moment. people can come out

and if his wife didn't tell the f.b.i. what they talked about in that phone call that they had ways of getting back to that and transcribing and getting that information so that's telling you what they've got recorded then the extent of a digital data means all kinds of e-mail all kinds of twitter kind of things and the thing going across the fiber optic lines as well as the public switch telephone network so we're not talking billions of pieces of information here are we talking truly talking to my phone calls and e-mails jointly would be on the order of twenty trillion for the last twelve years how can we even manage that sort of thing they're saying with this present program for instance they have one lawmaker after another supporting it saying that it helped thwart at least one terrorism attack how would trillions of emails and twirl eons of bits of data help find one terrorist attack my personal view is that the intelligence community is bamboozling congress and the administration they are telling them that we have to

at the f.b.i. in december of two thousand and eleven during a pretrial hearing for bradley manning who's been charged under the espionage act for his role in allegedly providing wiki leaks sensitive documents an agent for the u.s. army's computer crimes investigative unit confirmed that seven civilians working on behalf of wiki leaks were involved in wrongdoing in the case and just last month michael ratner an attorney for joining us on this told the huffington post quote i think it's more likely than not that there is a sealed indictment against joining us on the show right now last week ed snowden became the eighth individual charged by the department of justice under the espionage act now given what we've learned recently about just how much information the f.b.i. has obtained on wiki leaks in the last three years it looks likely that julian a son has the ninth individual facing espionage act charges and department of justice wants to keep it a secret because they're learning with snowden espiona

the f.b.i. ended the search for jimmy hoffa.oming up we'll show you this, what we found in a detroit house that some say solves the case. only suspect who claimed he was involved, what he said, what it means. new significance we'll explain. also new calls to reopen the investigation into the crash of tb flight 800. are planes safer now 17 years later? at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. ♪ >> eric: it is the enduring american mystery. now, the f.b.i. gave up the latest search for jimmy hoffa. should they keep trying? they were looking at n a michigan field for him. he vanished from a parking lot in july 30th, 1975. it is believed that hoffa was murdered by the mob. investigators were acting on a tip from a reputed under world boss that insisted that hoffa was buried there. where and who did it? the only official to s

>> the f.b.i. does not have such a data base, nor am i aware of one. >> does the american government have a data base that has the g.p.s. location whereabouts of americans, whether by our cell phones or other tracking device? is there a known data base? >> n.s.a. does not hold such a data base. >> does the n.s.a. have a data base that you maintain that holds the con tent of american phone calls? do you have recordings of all of our calls? so if we're making phone calls is there a national data base that has the content of our calls? >> we're not allowed to do that, nor do we do that unless we have a court order to do that. and it would be only in specific cases, and almost always that would be an f.b.i. lead, not ours. >> do we maintain a data base of all e-mails that have ever been sent by the american people? >> no. no, we do not. >> is there a data base that maintains the text messages of all americans? >> none that i know of, and none at n.s.a. >> and i think what you have told this committee to

the f.b.i. ta base and the state level of criminal justice data bases are becoming slowly interoperable. the department of defense which is mainly iraqi and afghan men collected during war segget. that can be queried at the same time you do the f.b.i. so the sort of connections growing among them. but not yet one big organism yet. the thing if you're concerned about this is there's a pretty good chance i have access to the f.b.i. data base, i have access to the department of defense, i probably have access to any state data base. and if there's a big enough case i can probably get in the state department too. our first call comes from rhode island on our line for independents. caller: thanks for taking my call. i just wanted to ask the gentleman about the boston bombing suspects, they had the videos of them. so i'm just curious if any kind of facial recognition was used. because i know they were asking the public more to identify them. so i'm wondering if they used this technology in any way to f

and another click away online safety is the f.b.i. may have your picture on its facial recognition database the u.s. government agency is now being sued for collecting photographs fingerprints as well as iris scans of millions of americans again r.t. dot com has the full story. wealthy british. time to. go to. market. why don't what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger no holds barred look at the global financial headlines. as reports. around sixty people have been arrested in st petersburg as authorities move to subdue a conference. there between nationalist protesters and gay rights activists police in russia's northern capital had separated the two volatile groups in order to prevent clashes officials such as they had been contacted by locals presumably to stop the gay rights rally from to place they complained that it violated the russian law on what legislators described as the promotion of quota nontraditional sexual relations ok rights and nationalist activists refused to leave their subject to arrest. one

and another quick away online say she is the f.b.i. may have your picture on its face full recognition database the u.s. government agency is now being sued for collecting the photographs fingerprints and iris scans for millions of americans so. for the full story. now is a look at some other stories from around the world and in south africa police have fired stun grenades at so-called know obama protesters who were venting their anger against the u.s. president's visit there barack obama is. seeking to boost america's relations and trade ties making trip to three countries on the continent but is not being welcomed by everyone hundreds gathered for demonstrations against u.s. foreign policy 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 caught while washington has stepped up military operations in the region. starting and now going to thailand were eight soldiers have been killed in a roadside blast in the yard province no groups have yet clai

and it wasn't just a question of the f.b.i. looking the other way. in one very specific case involving the murder of a legitimate businessman roger wheeler in oklahoma, the f.b.i. in boston lied to their colleagues at the f.b.i. office in oklahoma about the whereabouts and the alibis of steve flemmi and whitey bulger. so the corruption at the heart of this goes to the highest levels of the f.b.i. >> ifill: so he was on the run for 16 years, he was found two years ago and the trial begins today. in your opinion the courtroom. give us a sense of the scene. >> well, i mean, it -- obviously it's a pretty subdued setting and, you know, you had three sets of spectators. they were people that were the victims of the family that were directly in back of the -- t prosecution table. then you had bulger's side which frankly, the only people that i saw that were close to whitey bulger was his brother jackie, his politician brother bill bull scer was not there. then you had the media on the other side. so there were three different groups. and brian kelly, the fe

intercepts of terrorist communications led the f.b.i. to arrest a colorado man, najibullah zazi for plotting to bomb new york's subways. similar intelligence nabbed chicagoan david headley was who was connected to the 2008 attacks in mumbai, india, and a plan to bomb a newspaper office in denmark. >> these are egregious leaks. egregious. >> reporter: today, f.b.i. deputy director sean joyce revealed two other plots disrupted by u.s. intelligence. a san diego man was arrested for planning to send money to a terror group in somalia. and surveillance of a terrorist in yemen led to a kansas city, missouri, man and a plan to attack new york's financial center. >> this was the plot that was in the very initial stages of plotting to bomb the new york stock exchange. we were able to disrupt the plot we were able to lure some individuals to the united states and we were able to affect their arrest. >> reporter: but alexander told minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann edward snowden's leaks now make the counterterrorism challenge more difficult.

the f.b.i. joins the search for the man who leaked u.s. spy secrets. >> reporter: even if you're not doing anything wrong, you're being watched. >> pelley: who is edward snowden? how did he steal top-secret files? seth doane is in hong kong. david martin reports from washington. john miller on the investigation grave news on the condition of investigation. grave news on the condition of nelson mandela. mark fill slips in south africa. carter evans reports from santa >> i saw his eyes and then i knew. >> pelley: and one of the best american athletes you've never heard of. ben tracy catches up with-- or nearly catches up with-- evelyn stevens. >> she's leaving me in the dust! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the u.s. government tonight is putting together criminal charges against the man who exposed two of the government's top-secret surveillance programs and the f.b.i. is trying to find him. edward snowden was last seen in hong kong yesterday when he identified himself as

by the f.b.i. over his alleged connection. reports. with me wrong welcome to the program almost a thousand people have been arrested in turkey after protests in fierce clashes with police that continued for several days and what started as a peaceful sit in against plans to revamp. all has spiraled into a nationwide display of the government a rage was fueled by what's seen as heavy handed police action who used. water cannons to disperse the protesters many injured during the scene right there. filed this report from istanbul. most of the roads have been blocked off to i had to walk quite some way to my hotel and i've seen people who have also been arriving from the airport along with me would pick up their suitcases and somebody who would be meeting them would give them their masks so they could continue on their way to the hotel but would have to suffer basically you can love this tear gas on the syria where and it gives you this sort of us history feeling in your throat this is all the result of the protests that have been going on

likely to die than patients at other hospitals from tracheotomies throughout the state now how did the f.b.i. find out about this with three employees ratted out the hospital and worked with the f.b.i. to make a lot of incriminating voice recordings these people risk their jobs and possibly much more to do what was right and i salute them reading out evil is no wrong deed but that's just my opinion. to live on one hundred thirty three bucks a month for food i should try it because you know how bad the left. i mean the camera and sat down i believe that i'm still a little really messed up. in the old story so closely because it's. the worst you're going to. lie down to for the. radio guy and for minestrone. what we're about to give you've never seen anything like this until a. little. later on i'm abby martin and this is going to set well it's been a little over one week since the tragic death of journalist michael hastings early treats from wiki leaks and biggie was the state of the f.b.i. was investigating him.

sealed by order of a federal court therefore we have no further information remains unclear what the f.b.i. was looking for during its raid on the california state senator office of ron calderon a democrat serving montebello and the chair of the senate insurance committee the f.b.i. removed boxes of evidence as well as a beaten up black briefcase calderon is a member of the latino legislative caucus the f.b.i. has confirmed both raids are part of the same investigation well this raid is the first of its kind in more than twenty five years calderon's attorney mark geragos said that the f.b.i. search quote is showing that the government is out of control concerning the sealed search warrant served his client we'll keep you updated when we learn more about what's going on with this investigation. well in a new twist on the obama administration's battle with transparency a recent investigation led by the associated press found that some of president barack obama's political appointees are using secret e-mail accounts to exchange information and conduct official business instead of their offici

first of its kind in more than twenty five years and calderon's attorney mark geragos says that the f.b.i. search quote showed that quote the government is out of control concerning the sealed search warrants served as clients we'll keep you updated when we learn more about the ongoing investigation. well in a new twist on the obama administration's battle with transparency a recent investigation led by the associated press found that some of brock obama's political appointees are using secret e-mail accounts to exchange information and conduct official business instead of their official government e-mail accounts and the white house is defending it he says he did process that the practice of having multiple e-mail addresses to separate internal and external correspondence complicates the officials legal responsibility to hand over e-mails under open records request the a.p. says that they've identified secret e-mail accounts from government officials including secretary of defense of to the department of health and human services kathleen sebelius the associated press sifted through hund

well the f.b.i. calls it a backdoor internet companies call it a floodgate to all electronic communication first the government wanted to find tech companies for refusing to provide them with information about their customer's e-mails now a new wiretap bill supported by the f.b.i. is planning to expand wiretap design significantly it will include written communications like emails but also digital functions like video chats and face time the bill forces the tech companies to not only allow the f.b.i. to conduct the spying but to pave the path for them to be able to do it with infrastructure that's because the law enforcement officers actually are concerned about quote going dark and losing their ability to surveil electronically the bill is an update to the communications assistance for a law enforcement act that was passed back in one nine hundred ninety four which compels all telecommunications providers to design their networks so that the law enforcement can sneak a peek a new report from the cent

shot seven times while being interviewed by the f.b.i. for his alleged connection to the boston bombing suspects the reports are suggesting he was. just in time for the weekly. highlighting the top headlines over the past seven days live in moscow welcome to the program. at least two people have been killed more than ourselves and have been injured in. protests and fierce clashes with police that have continued for several days now but most of. what started as a peaceful city and against plans to revive paulk in central istanbul has spiraled into a nationwide display of anger against the government for the latest report from istanbul . the protests have been raging throughout the night to the visitor in fact my hotel faces the square and i woke up around two thirty am because of the extreme noise and the smell of something burning coming in from the street and it was really a sight to behold in the middle of the darkest night you saw those red flashes of fires burning in the middle of the square now the protesters have been burning a lot o

likely to die than patients at other hospitals from tracheotomies throughout the state now how did the f.b.i. find out about this well three employees ratted out the hospital and worked with the f.b.i. to make a lot of incriminating voice recordings these people risk their jobs and possibly much more to do what was right and i salute them reading out evil is no wrong deed but that's just my opinion. but in the prime interest i'm perry and boring bright. as live out of washington d c let's get to today's a prime had winds. they old as one federal reserve and the f.d.i.c officials were hauled in front of congress to answer and guess what the president of the dallas into richmond fed beings were not too optimistic that too big to fail is a thing of the past and the f.d.a. see a vice chairman a thomas pawning as said regulators that must eliminate the subsidies to do it the big bang. ok we're going to hold our breath on that one and drive interest producer adjusting under hell it will demonstrate just how big the belled actually were later in the show. and more bad news for hedge fund titan stev

and if his wife didn't tell the f.b.i. what they talked about in that phone call that they had ways of getting back to that and transcribing and getting that information so that's telling you what they've got recorded then the extent of and the digital data means all kinds of e-mail all kinds of twitter kind of things and the thing going across the fiber optic lines as well as the public switch telephone network so we're not talking billions of pieces of information here are we are talking truly talking to my phone calls and e-mails jointly would be on the order of twenty trillion for the last twelve years how can we even manage that sort of thing they're saying with this present program for instance they have one lawmaker after another supporting it saying that it helps ward at least one terrorism attack how would trillions of emails and trillions of bits of data help find one terrorist attack my personal view is that the intelligence community is bamboozling congress and the administration they are telling them that we ha

and the church on monday at short seven times while being interviewed by the f.b.i. over his alleged connections to the boston bombing suspect reports suggesting he was unarmed. launching the weekly here on r.t. hello and welcome to the program. again descending on taksim square in istanbul as onto government protests and fierce clashes continue in the country and there are the latest pictures from the city right now you're seeing at least two people have been killed there and more than a thousand injured during three days of. quitting to amnesty international and she is really going to reports now from istanbul. the protests have been raging throughout the night visitor in fact my hotel faces the square and around two thirty am because of the extreme noise and the smell of something burning coming in from the street and it was really a sight to behold in the middle of the darkest night you saw those red flashes of fires burning in the middle of the square now the protesters have been burning a lot of things around the square starting from vendors booths and ending mo

no reported injuries from the blast explosion damage the vehicle as well as surrounding cars f.b.i. is investigating the case. a seventeen year old boy has been sentenced to a year in jail in bahrain for insulting the king of the gulf state the punishment comes after comments from made on the social media web site denies any links to the twitter account from when the posts were made the first time already offloads is a crackdown on critics of the monocle rights activist rajab is serving a three year sentence for inciting protests through online tweets. two police officers have been killed and up to seventeen injured in clashes with militants in russia's north caucasus republic of chechnya one of the police officers died at the scene while the other was pronounced dead as he was being transferred to hospital according to the interior ministry the crashes occurred in the republic's southern should only region your police patrol and terrorism operation the security forces in the region are on high alert ahead of the twenty fourteen winter olympics to take place in the results city of so

plus a man got shot seven times while being interviewed by the f.b.i. over his alleged connections to the bookstand bombing suspect reports address he was unarmed. the latest news and the week's top stories this is the weekly here on r.t. with me here. and welcome to the program. at least two people have been killed and more than a thousand injured according to the international. clinchers with police have continued for several days now and hundreds have been arrested all started as a peaceful sit in against. the public in central istanbul has spiraled into a nationwide display of anger against the government going to reports now from. the protests have been raging throughout the night visitor in fact my hotel faces the square and i woke up around two thirty am because of the extreme noise and the smell of something burning coming in from the street and it was really a sight to behold in the middle of the darkest night you saw those red flashes of fires burning in the middle of the square now the protesters have been burning a lot of things around the sq

molly. >> the f.b.i. and the u.s. postal inspection service are working several different cases trying to track the deadly poison, ricin, that's being sent right through our mail system. numerous public officials and government offices. let's start with washington state. five different letters were sent, four confirmed to contain active ricin toxin. they were mailed to the president, a federal judge in spokane, a local post office, the fairchild air force base near spokane, and the central intelligence agency. the letter addressed to the c.i.a. has yet to be found, but authorities are actively searching for it. this man, matthew ryan buket, 38 years old, has been arrested and charged by a one count grand jury indictment for mailing threatening communications. he's been arrested in the past, convicted of a sex crime in 1998. and in texas, federal law enforcement officials confirmed to fox news that a new boston man has been questioned in connection with three letters sent to the president, new york may michael bloomber

details have emerged this week of the killing of a chechen u.s. immigrant by an f.b.i. agent even i'm going to the sheriff was shot dead during questioning over his alleged link to one of the boston marathon bombing suspects a big report suggesting he was unarmed at the time that contradicts the f.b.i.'s earlier claims that he attacked agents with a knife or a metal rod the russians father says it's hard to believe he was killed in self-defense. from the photographs that were sent to me it's evident he was shot six times to the body wants to the head at the back of the head it looks like a finishing shot of an assassination to me it looks as if they came to his house like bandits and shot him in cold blood from the photos his house looked like it had been robbed he was questioned for eight hours without witnesses or a lawyer no one can tell for sure one happened there until there's an official investigation the agents say my son attacked them but there were several armed and well trained men even if he lost his temper and became violently they could have restrained him w

he says the f.b.i. the possibility of a missile with the sole agenda of finding the truth. >> we had a full court press with months and mons of that theory. but the reality was there is no evidence of a missile hitting the plane. either outside the plane, inside the plane, penetrating the plane, concussion from a missile, there is no evidence of it. >> the film makers filed a petition with the ntsb to reopen the investigation. the agency says it will review that petition to see if this truly is new evidence. in new york, rick leventhal. >> fox news. >> arthel: the u.s. is looking to extradite nsa leaker edward snowden from hong kong, but are authorities there even willing to hand him over. what happens if they don't? >> rick: plus, it's official, summer is here and that means it's time to slap on the sun screen. but how do you know which brand is right for you and your family? the good folks from "consumer reports" will separate it all out coming up all business purchases. so you can capture your receipt

you see the f.b.i. there right now putting him inside that vehicle. it looks to be an emergency ambulance vehicle and authorities are still searching the plane. f.b.i. says there is no evidence that people have been poisoned and as economy check out this plane and this is flight 116 having touched down. the plane originating from on hong kong and they will be talking to a lot of people. the passenger to made the threat may be emotionally unstable. >>> back here at home. morgan hill police have a person in custody after discovering a naked body of a woman. he was charged with one count of murder and one count of domestic violence. he was in a romantic relationship with the victim. they lived together on monterey road. >> pacifica police need your help trying to abduct a 10-year-old girl. he tried to grab but punched him and got away. man was last seen running away on sanity rose avenue. here is a police sketch. white man, 30-40 years old. about fiex six feet with stocky build and wearing a red checkered shirt and blue jeans. >> walnut police are investi

and the f.b.i. and the justice department. you had the director of national intelligence. office there. they laid out in great detail their case for why this surveillance program is important. and the interesting thing is there wasn't one member of congress in spite of all this controversy, there wasn't one member of congress that really stood up and gave them a hard time. so i think from that point of view, this was actually a good week for the administration. gwen: where is the president in this argument? of course he's defending himself to angela merkel, friend in germany. other than that is it more credible for the white house to leave it to the f.b.i., the n.s.a., the guys with the fruit on their shoulders when -- >> in the aftermath of the i.r.s. scandal, the benghazi scandal, i think this administration is grateful to have a scandal that is not breaking out along partisan lines. so i think -- gwen: yeah. >> let it be at that. gwen: the guys in uniform and be done with it. >> the president in the rose garden introduced jim colme, as his choice for the new f.b.i. dire

a reasonable indication of criminal activity that vague language reasonable indication has given the f.b.i. wiggle room to pretty much watch anyone they want. during the civil rights movement of the sixty's and seventy's the government did everything they could to derail the movement through surveillance or hoover was the director of the f.b.i. for time and he sent informants to activists meetings regularly intercepted their phone calls and planted news stories to defame civil rights leaders to be on. and he also secretly illegally monitored anti-war protests and groups in the forty's the us had mccarthyism which was little more than an illegal which hunt that entails the government spying on anyone they didn't like the forty's also saw the passage of executive order nine zero six six which allows the government to round up american citizens who happen to be of japanese descent and put them into internment camps that is a non parallel the level low of surveillance there was the chinese exclusion act of eight hundred eighty two where the government targeted chinese citizens there was also t

the yuan. lots of f.b.i. suspect shot multiple times during an interrogation of sources claim it was self defense while according to latest reports it's unclear whether there was even all. the latest news on the week's top stories you're watching the weekly here on l.c. with me thanks for joining us. crowds of government protesters are pouring into istanbul's taksim square sparking fears of unrest in the tech your city following two days of fierce trade bottles at least two people have been reportedly killed and more than a thousand injured there after a riot police moved in to despise the rally with tear gas water cannons and electric shock. of it was initially a peaceful city. into a nationwide protest involving almost fifty your cities. is in. my hotel faces the tax from square and around two thirty am because of the extreme noise and the smell of something burning coming in from the street and it was really a sight to behold in the middle of the darkest night you saw those red flashes of fires burning in t

to intimidate people or anything else they can send the f.b.i. people what they did to me and some others you know so that's the power that government has they have that they have the power of the gun and the force and if they have the knowledge about you then they can start to use that against you especially if you don't agree with the policies that they're setting up so let's go back to the foreign intelligence surveillance act as a lot of us know it though we're going to the first sort of that act is foreign and that was built back in the seventy's that have it applied to foreign enemies then but in the thirty year sense for your sense we seem to apply to americans more times than not will we see the same thing happen with president yes absolutely that's what's going on that's what's been going on for seven years with the prism program but even before that back to two thousand and three the naris devices were collecting that data now what that meant was they didn't have enough naris device to collect everything so they had missing missing bits