u.s. web giants pushed for greater transparency amid grim forecasts for american based tech firms after the national security agency spy scandal. the decision on america's multi trillion dollar debt ceiling raises fears for the world economy while the government cuts back on space missions to save itself from default. switzerland set to vote on giving away cash after devoted citizens sign a petition against pay inequality.

u.s. web giants push for greater transparency and green forecasts for american based have firms after the national security agency spy scandal. the decision on america's multi-trillion dollar debt ceiling raises fears for the world economy while the government cuts back on space missions to save itself from default. literally and set to vote on guaranteed monthly handouts worth thousands of dollars in a pilot scheme to provide citizens with a lifetime of financial security. this is already coming to you live from moscow i'm marina welcome to the program and leading us tech companies are seeking to undo the damage from the n.s.a. scandal that revealed their part in government spy programs the internet giants are asking the federal court to lead them reveal details about the agency's data requests a move that's been slammed by the justice department music often of looks at what could have prompted this fight for transparency. in the wake of the u.s. national security agency scandal much of the tech industry has grown critical of government snooping some companies named as partners in the n.

been snooping on those who genuinely need online privacy while the web giants desperately move to their reputation. for deadlock sees the u.s. government in paralysis with economists warning for impending disaster in the program we report on what the red vs blue standoff is costing america. switzerland to pay its citizens nearly two thousand euros a month whether they've got a job or not we'll tell you why.

attempted to crack a web service designed to provide privacy as tech giants try to mend their reputation damaged by cooperation with the agency. and a fifth straight day of deadlock sees the u.s. government in paralysis with economists the ringing of the alarm over an impending disaster we report on the red versus blue standoff is costing america. and you're watching our team live from moscow i'm john thomas going to have you with us. now the olympic torch of the two thousand and fourteen winter games has been handed over to russia after covering its final leg in the greek capital and will now be flown to moscow to begin its sixty five thousand kilometer tour of the host country farmer reports on the festivities in greece and the flames of future route. well the olympic flame for saatchi twenty fourteen has officially been handed over to the russian olympic committee and it took place here at the historic high cost stadium during an elaborate ceremony that started with the greek figure skater pony artist mark courses running into the stadium with the torch that's the same torch that was lit up an ancient olympia just under a week ago and since then the torch is being doing a

those who genuinely need online privacy while the web giant desperately moved to mend their reputations. a fifth straight day of deadlock sees the u.s. government in paralysis with economists warning of impending disaster in this program we report on what the red vs blue standoff is costing america now. meantime switzerland's plan to pay its citizens nearly two thousand euros a month whether they've got a job or not we'll tell you why.

those who genuinely need online privacy while the web giants desperately move to mend their reputation. as a fifth straight day of deadlock sees the u.s. government in paralysis economists mourning of impending disaster we report on what the red versus blue standoff is costing americans. and switzerland's plan to pay its citizens duty two thousand euros a month whether they've got a job or not we'll tell you what.

on those who genuinely need online privacy while the web giants desperately move to mend their reputations. fifth straight day deadlock sees the u.s. government in paralysis with economists warning the pedicures aster in the program we report on what the red vs blue standoff is costing america. and switzerland to pay its citizens nearly two thousand euros a month whether they've got a job or not we'll tell you why. it's kevin owen here at r.t. tonight our top story that the limpid torch of the twenty fourteen winter games has been handed over to russia really it's now going to fly to moscow after a colorful ceremony in athens to kick off its sixty five thousand kilometer tour of the host country to farm reports next to the festivities in greece and the flames. well the olympic flame for saatchi twenty fourteen has officially been handed over to the russian olympic committee and it took place here at the historic and i cost stadium during an elaborate ceremony that started with the greek figure skater pony artist mark courses running into the stadium with the torch that's the same torch that was lit up at ancient olympia just under

those who genuinely need online privacy while the web's giants desperately move to mend their reputations. a fifth straight day of deadlock sees the u.s. government in paralysis with economists warning of impending disaster in this program we report on what the red versus blue standoff is costing america. and switzerland's planned to pay its citizens nearly two thousand euros a month whether they've got a job or not you tell me why. for a good morning to light it every company which is joy this is kevin owen here in moscow this morning just after midnight here now our top story on our team this morning dylan picked torch of the twenty fourteen winter games was earlier handed over to russia now it's set to fly to moscow after a colorful ceremony in athens to kick off its sixty five thousand kilometer of the host country when it gets here he's under pharma reports next in the festivities in greece and the flames further. while the olympic flame for saatchi twenty fourteen has officially been handed over to the russian olympic committee and it took place here at the historic and i cost stadium during an elaborate ceremony that started wi

those who generally need online privacy while the web's giants desperately move to amend the depreciation. of surface trade day of deadlock sees the u.s. government in paralysis with the economy as a warning of an impending disaster we reported what the red vs blue standoff is costing america. and switzerland plan to pay its citizens a nearly two thousand euros a month or whether they have a job or not tell you why. you live with us here from moscow with me to say this is our team for more international news from my headquarters here in russia now for such the way the olympic torch all the twenty fourteen winter games is being handed over to russia it'll fivefold to moscow after a colorful ceremony in athens to kick off its sixty five thousand kilometers tour of the host country. is a watching of the festivities in greece he joins us live andrew exploit men to a historic location from where you are a lot of we guess we hear. just tell us a little bit about what's going to be happening day to day i'm. sure when you join me at the beautiful planet and i call stadium here in athens it actually hosted the first modern the lympics back in

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on those who genuinely need online privacy while the web giants desperately move to mend their reputation. a fifth straight day of deadlock sees the u.s. government in paralysis economists mourning of impending disaster we report on what the red vs blue standoff is costing american. and switzerland's plan to pay its citizens duty two thousand euros a month whether they've got a job or not we'll tell you why. over a good morning if you just joined us money kevin owen it's just after one am here in moscow this is our our top story than the olympic torch of the twenty fourteen winter games has been handed over to russia after a colorful ceremony in athens earlier now it's set to fly to moscow to kick off its sixty five thousand kilometer to host country. reports next on those festivities in greece and the flames future. while the olympic flame for saatchi twenty fourteen has officially been handed over to the russian olympic committee and it took place here at the historic tennis and i caught stadium during an elaborate ceremony that started with the greek figure skater johnny artist mark courses running into the stadium with the torch t

web no matter if you're conducting confidential research. the internet's tech giants are in damage control mode asking the federal courts about a report. >> in the wake of the u.s. national security agency scandal much of the tech industry has grown critical of government snooping. some companies named us partners including facebook and google sued the u.s. in order to set the record straight. they're hoping to fight the perception that the n.s.a. has direct access to their servers. but the snodeen leaks prompted dire warnings predicting that american businesses would lose 10s of billions of dollars abroad. one industry nonprofit survey brought that 10% officials canceled contracts in the wake of the leaks. 56% of nonuse respondents said they were hesitant to work with cloud computing. none of that has panned out. some of the internet giant who is helped the n.s.a. gather datted oversees, privatey they felt little if any impact. some of those very same firms have half of the websites. the only major countries not under their sway are china and and japan. here local providers have managed to maintain domination of their market. and there's a number of theories a

those who generally need online privacy on the web site giant said desperately move to amend their reputations. a fifth straight day of deadlock sees a u.s. government in paralysis and with economists a warning off in ending disaster we report on what the red and versus blue standoff is costing america. and switzerland's plan to pay its citizens nearly three thousand dollars a month or whether they have a job or not we tell you want to. live from our headquarters in moscow this is our t.v. you're watching us here with me to be on with so let's take a look at our top story this hour. the olympic torch of the twenty fourteen winter games is about to be handed over to russia it will fly to moscow off the colorful ceremony in athens to kick off with sixty five thousand kilometer talk of the host country artes and reform reports from the greek capital. today here in athens the russians will officially get their hands on the lympics flying for saatchi twenty fourteen the torch relay started in a limpia last weekend and it will arrive here at the planet in the stadium and then the to the flame itself will be handed to the russian olympic commit

giant mega upload u.s. law enforcers scrubbed as many as ten million perfectly legal files all these holes and that story on our web site. in syria suicide bombing at an army checkpoint has claimed the lives of at least thirty people in the central city of hama state media reported a truck loaded it was explosive around the post and detonated the damage was intensified after a time parks nearby caught alight the country's been logs in their side of the tunnel wall between the government and the fragmented rebel groups is more international joining the one such brigade which. crossed the syrian lebanese border every day many times a blue eyed her son is a soldier for the free syrian army lawful gerardi long enough for people to lebanon hospitals we get ammunition from there we bring. out if i just want to go to see their families our cell is a safe haven. our show is a mostly sunni lebanese village on the syrian border. along this road which appeared here in the first days of the conflict in two thousand and eleven it's possible to reach all of syria's main battlefields bring in weapons or militants and many have do

attempted to crack a web service designed to provide privacy that's as tech giants try to mend their reputation by cooperation with the agency. a fifth straight day of deadlock sees the u.s. government in paralysis with economists ringing the alarm over an impending disaster. and u.s. military forces have conducted two separate operations and at seizing senior terrorist leaders in somalia.

a web service that is often used by journalists and businessmen to make their internet communications anonymous meanwhile several tech giants including google and microsoft are currently suing the u.sfor the right to disclose the scale of their cooperation with the agency. has more . in the wake of the u.s. national security agency scandal much of the tech industry has been critical of government snooping some companies named as partners in the n.s.a.'s prism program including google and facebook even sued the u.s. in order to set the record straight they're hoping to fight the perception that the n.s.a. has direct access to their servers but transparency might come with financial incentives the snowden leaks prompted dire warnings from internet giants predicting that american businesses would lose tens of billions of dollars in revenue abroad as scared users turn to local alternatives one industry nonprofit survey found that ten percent of two hundred seven officials at not american companies cancelled contracts in the wake of the leaks fifty six percent of non-u.s. respondents said they were hesitant to work with u.s. based cloud computing firms some researchers even predicted th

attempted to crack a web service designed to provide privacy tech giants try to mend their reputation damaged by cooperating with the agency. the fifth straight day of deadlock sees the u.s. government paralysis with economists ringing the alarm over and impending disaster . and u.s. military forces have conducted two separate operations aimed at seizing senior terrorist leaders in somalia raid on a villa proved unsuccessful as they were unable to capture a suspected al shabaab leader while in the libyan capital troops seized a top figure wanted for his role in the one nine hundred ninety eight bombing of two u.s. embassies. and. breaking the said would be martin you're watching are to stay with us. for the. hey guys welcome to breaking sat i want to take a moment to pay my respects to a man named hundred wallace who died today from liver cancer at the age of seventy one seawalls was a former inmate louisiana state penitentiary in angola and spent the last forty one years of his life in solitary confinement earlier this week he was released from prison after a judge granted him a new trial because of the unfair jury selection of all white males during his first one while

attempted to crack a web service designed to provide privacy that's as tech giants try to mend their reputation by cooperation with the agency. a fifth straight day of deadlock sees the u.s. government in paralysis with economists ringing the alarm over an impending disaster. and u.s. military forces have conducted two separate operations and at seizing senior terrorist leaders in somalia the raid on a villa proved successful as they were unable to capture a suspected al shabaab leader while in the libyan capital troops seized a top al qaeda figure wanted for his role in the one nine hundred ninety eight bombing of two u.s. embassies. coming up next in the kaiser report max and stacey discussed how britain should deal with its economic problems stay with us you're watching r.t. . welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser financial holocaust financial chair financial apartheid yes all the cost and terror and apartheid of the lions and tigers and bears of our day but dorothy you can rise up just click your heels and storm the palaces with a collateralized debt obligation of your own so let's take buckingham palace kensington palace st james' palace and winsor.