however, the southwestern corner of the u.s. will be a different story. you will be on alert for heavy rain into your friday. and a new system is moving into the central plains, the plains once again there is a risk of severe weather from south dakota down to northwestern texas. even tornados cannot be ruled out. and heavy rain for the u.s./canada boarder. temperatures will be extremely high across the southwest. phoenix, 40 degrees for you. but denver will see a cool down. 24 degrees. it was 32 on your monday. and across the east, nice and comfortable. 26 in the u.s. capitol and 24 in new york city on your tuesday. okay. finally in you know them, heavy rain has caused serious flooding in many areas across central europe. the balkan peninsula will see rain intensifying over the course of the day. thunderstorms are possible. rain is increasing across central parts of europe. the risk of flooding will remain for a couple days. looking dry for the british isles. london getting up 20 degrees. the same goes for paris as well as berlin. 29 in athens. and still a

u.s. intentions have not been spelled out. how many troops will stay and how much will the u.s. provide? he president promises he will not abandon the afghans for will and the war responsibly. the past few hours there has been another attack in afghanistan. four u.s. soldiers were killed and an attack at agrium airbase. attacked with indirect fire which could mean in has been hit with mortar rockets. 27 people have been killed in a suicide attack. in thisned at a funeral district. a politician is among the dead. police say he was the target. bombers have killed 31 people at a mosque in baghdad. more than 50 people are wanted in what appears to be at court needed attack. one man blew himself up at a checkpoint. a second bomber walked into a nearby mosque and detonated himself among worshipers. at a meeting outside the world's wealthiest countries in northern ireland, a seven point nine has been agreed upon. part of it involves giving $1.5 billion in extra aid but ring about peace is as far away as ever. >> they tried to present a united front but the divisions created by syria were clearly

they say the u.s. will consider the use of nuclear weapons only in extreme circumstances to defend its vital interest and those of its allies. they say civilians, or civilian facilities, would not be targeted and collateral damage would be kept to a minimum. the new strategy says u.s. leaders will aim to strengthen nonnuclear capabilities and reduce the role of nuclear weapons to deter attacks. >>> president obama used his speech in berlin to urge russia leaders to build on the new start treaty that went into effect two years ago. both sides agreed to reduce nuclear warheads to 1,550. politicians in moscow say leaders should first follow through with the promises they made in the treaty. russia's deputy foreign minister says the u.s. has yet to reduce the warheads to the agreed number. sergei says u.s. needs to scale back missile defense in europe. russians view it as a threat to their military deterrent capabilities. putin's adviser yuri said obama made the proposal during the g-8 summit. he says putin tol

what they see is wrong doings other countries have things to hide don't they why is it just the u.s. will they do but everyone everyone knows that it's the u.s. that is the center of the world capitalist economy it's wall street it's the bankers they are the ones who run the world into the u.s. and i've gone into the u.s. military machine it that dominates nato and other forces i mean the center of power in the world is in our economic and political power is in the united states and they have the most to hide they've engaged in the most brutal crimes compared to any other any other ruling class and so that's that's why they've been the focus of these of these you have these revelations yet many see what sudden done is a brutal crime itself he's a traitor he's betrayed his country and perhaps laying it open to terrorist attacks . i don't think he's a traitor i think he's a boil he's loyal to the people of the world he sees what's going on with children being killed with drones with innocent people being slaughtered with starvation and all these crimes that continue and he's daring to stand

u.s. airspace will he make it to ecuador and to asylum there and the minority ninety percent saying probably you will make it but he should be in hiding along the way just to make sure about that well we're going to be covering this story throughout the day here on r.g.p. coming up soon we're going to be hearing from marty's lindsey friend stationed outside moscow's ecuador embassy with more on the story stay with us after this short break here on r.t. . cut. to. wealthy british style some time to. market. canada. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our t.v. . screens be told language. will programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world's hot spots the v.o.i.p. interviews intriguing stories for you to. see in trying. to find out more visit our big. dog called. and into a plane spotters. tracking one transit led a flight that was supposedly carrying n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden to safety away from u.s. attempts to have him

there is confusion as to whether president karzai will participate unless the u.s. steps aside. already created a rift, showing just how it will be. from kabul, we report. >> this marked the historic moment when afghans took control of security across the country. >> for the people of afghanistan, this is a great day. >> for the president -- there was national pride that this was eclipsed as the u.s. and taliban would begin peace talks in doha. this clearly angered the president, who has suspended separate negotiations with the americans. with a long-term presence in the country beyond 2014. before the peace talks could thought theykarzai would have the taliban recognize the afghan government. but no such assurances have been given so far. despite those feelings of the trail, president obama was hoping that the afghans would take part. >> they have been fighting for a long time, even before 9/11. we don't expect it will be easy but we think ultimately we will need to see afghans' talking to afghans about how they will move forward, and the cycle of violence so that they can start

that despite those process willhe proceed. >> how the talks will proceed, the u.s. is not saying. any next step will be taken only after consultations with president karzai. >> earlier, i spoke to lieutenant colonel anthony schaeffer. he says pakistan has not been included in the afghan peace process. survive without their support. >> one of the failures of our policy has been to not recognize the taliban and are outside the political process and have no option but to attack the political process. the fact they allowed this taliban moniker to be put up is amateur hour. karzai will take great offense to them putting this up and that is something they should have understood long before karzai and company sought. i see an absence of a key player, pakistan. the pakistanis play a huge role. they are elements which reside in pakistan. frankly, until i hear these other leaders speak up and say they are endorsing the process, i am very skeptical. the taliban have the advantage, they have nothing to lose eye being at this thing. they want world recognition. without anything in return. the p

u.s. will send missiles and f. sixteen fighter jets to jordan if your reason is to use the weapons in military drills and counter possible threats posed by the raging conflict in neighboring syria the picture trees are designed to intercept missiles but it could also be employed to enforce a no fly zone. looks at what's behind a move washington insists is only aimed at helping. well it's certainly not really about jordan what we do know is that the deployment of a patriot missile battery and if sixteen fighter jets to jordan comes amid escalating international tension over the syrian conflict what the u.s. is saying is that the weapons are meant to be part of a military drone but it has said that they could remain in jordan afterwards to counter the threat posed by the syrian civil war now this comes several months since nato deployed patriot missile batteries in turkey along its one of our borders there with syria and although the batteries are designed to intercept scud missiles they could potentially be employed

the u.s. will begin sending small arms and ammunition to rebel groups there after officially declaring the so-called red line of chemical weapon use has, indeed, by crossed. we're going to have my dad, dr. briz will come in. david ignatius will join us and joined by president bill clinton and mayor rahm emanuel and rock and roll hall of famer john mellencamp and thriller legend stephen king joins us for the unlikely new project coming up in a few minutes this morning. >> small show today. >> a big range. >> ending the week with a whimper. >> yeah. that's us. >> see ya. >> when we come back here on the water cooler you said, the burger that could feed a small army. i mean look at that thing. louis will have all the juicy details when we come right back. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from chase. so you can. brzezinski,. >>> what insight i

the u.s. will do everything to stop him from falling from power the other thing is of course elections are here in turkey for two more years the opposition is divided so he thinks he's in a very strong position. edward snowden the man who exposed the extent to america's secret global surveillance program remains at an unknown location in hong kong awaiting washington's next move against him he willingly revealed his identity after leaking documents showing the u.s. national security agency has been keeping tabs on both americans and foreign as hundreds of people marched outside the u.s. consulate to show their support for the whistleblower activists said they were outraged by the level of spying obama's administration is conducting amounting to tens of thousands of hacking operations worldwide ati's marina portnoy examines how the revelations of its spying machine have left cracks in washington's democratic facade. last weekend the u.s. president and his chinese counterpart met for a private bilate

there is confusion as to whether president karzai will participate unless the u.s. steps aside. already created a rift, showing just how it will be. from kabul, we report. >> this marked the historic moment when afghans took control of security across the country. >> for the people of afghanistan, this is a great day. >> for the president -- there was national pride that this was eclipsed as the u.s. and taliban would begin peace talks in doha. this clearly angered the president, who has suspended separate negotiations with the americans. with a long-term presence in the country beyond 2014. before the peace talks could thought theykarzai would have the taliban recognize the afghan government. but no such assurances have been given so far. despite those feelings of the trail, president obama was hoping that the afghans would take part. >> they have been fighting for a long time, even before 9/11. we don't expect it will be easy but we think ultimately we will need to see afghans' talking to afghans about how they will move forward, and the cycle of violence so that they can start

the u.s. will now have sent about $800 million on relief efforts in syria. that is more aid than any other country. >>> today the head of the nsa heads back to capitol hill. general keith alexander will tell a house committee how his agency's secret surveillance program protects americans. it will be open to the public. that is unusual. the house almost never holds an open intelligence hearing. >>> sex assault charges could be filed today against three football players at the naval academy. they're accused of assaulting a female midshipman in annapolis last year. the case is moving into article 32 proceedings, the military equivalent of a grand jury investigation. the family has accused officials of moving too slowly in this case. >>> and a developing story in michigan now at 6:04. federal agents are heading out again today to look for jimmy hoffa's remains. the fbi is digging through a field of about 25 miles north of detroit. agents are not saying what new evidence led them there, but we know the feds have been talking to an ailing ex-gangster who says he k

intends to target the u.s. will carry air strikes anywhere and i think that he's going to be the fate that pakistan will suffer certainly going through to twenty forty there are indications that things might change when the u.s. main military u.s. force draws from afghanistan which of course is scheduled for next year and there have been some pretty heavy hints dropped in washington that we might see a change in the u.s. targeting policy but i have to say for the moment at least it looks like it's going to carry on pretty much as we've seen it the last few years perhaps with less strikes certainly would less civilian deaths they do seem to be going to some effort to limit significantly limit civilian deaths but whether pakistan likes it or north and the new prime minister says he doesn't like it i think we're going to see those strikes carrying on and as a bomb that said less deaths on the part of the u.s. military any conventional warfare involves of course a greater risk for those troops are on the ground and so i

pirate party believes the u.s. will try to convince the public that edward snowden is a traitor to distract attention from his revelations. what we can be sure of is that the united states will continue to tar him with the brush of being a traitor whatever his final destination is but we have to remember that fact is a distraction what we need to focus on is actually the core of this story which is his read the revelations about mass surveillance remember this is about whistle blowing it's not espionage it's about actually revealing. a mass surveillance which is potentially illegal and is certainly has been kept in behind closed doors without proper democratic debate without proper democratic oversight we're told all the time that if we've got nothing to hide we've got nothing to fear but that has now been blown out of the water by edward snowden's revelations and the fact is that the more that's collected about us the more we have to fear and r.t. contributor if she returned to the believes no developing nation would a

u.s. is going to harm arm the syrian renels. not clear what action will be taken. will the u.s. help one of our allies arm them so we are not directly arming them. that's one of the questions we have to answer in the days ahead. announcement falls short of president's critics not just on the right like john mccain but bill clinton who we are learning today on tuesday night at a private event with john mccain criticized the obama administration policy suggesting it was too slow though jay carney today tried to brush off that criticism. take a listen. >> a lot of people who have expertise in the matter, both outside of government and in congress and inside of government have perspectives to add. and opinions to contribute. and aanalysis to provide. and the president welcomes all of that. in the end, of course, he and his team have to make the decisions that they believe are in the best interest of the united states and the american people. >> so still waiting on whether it will be u.s. military action. that decision but the decision on whether chemical weapons have been used, that

airspace where the u.s. will have a chance to intercept the aeroflot jet. washington trying to corner snowden criticizing every country he passes through calling for his immediate deportation.

businesses and any assets in the u.s. will be frozen. the latest sanctions follow a u.s. ban in march on north korea's foreign exchange institution ftb, the foreign trade bank, from doing business with u.s. companies. treasury officials stress they will put more pressure on north korea through financial spngs they say pyongyang appears to be toning down its provocations but it's still engaged in missile development. >>> military commanders in egypt say they're ready for the worst. their troops are on stand by in case anti-government protests turn violent. opponents of president mohamed morsi are marking his first year in office by renewing their call for his resignation. the protesters believe morsi is to blame for the deteriorating economy and worsening security situation. they're expected to clash with supporters of the president. both sides are calling for rallies starting on friday. they took power and replaced hosni mubarak who left office after widespread demonstrations. officials from the muslim brotherhood maintain most egyptian support his leadership. >> we belie

the u.s. will do everything to stop him from falling from power and. that's a very important factor the other thing is of course elections here in turkey for two more years the opposition is divided so he thinks he's in a very strong position. right meanwhile i had to lease twenty lawyers have there been arrested in what eyewitnesses are described as a blatant police attack at a courthouse and it's them bomb they were reportedly detained for joining the protests let's bring in a denny's can acquire he's an occupy gezi protest and was there taksim square during the mornings a police a crackdown dinies a u.s. attack seem a square yourself or how would you describe the police's actions. well from texas curry in fact what happened today if i should tell you briefly what happened from the early morning. through tweet to the governor of a stumble send a message that they're not going to intervene in the gezi park but the only texan square so they want to remove the barricades and they said they're not going to intervene in the peace of protesters but what th

us military will provide or the u.s. will provide military aid to syria's rebels claiming it is evidence the assad regime used chemical weapons moscow calling washington's reasoning flawed. plans to develop a park in istanbul that caused weeks of protests across turkey have been frozen but no clear agreement on how to prevent anti-government demonstrations from continuing . as iranians elect a new leader we take a look at the controversial legacy left behind by the nation's outgoing president mahmoud ahmadinejad.

the u.s. will provide military aid to syria's rebels are claiming it has added as the assad regime used chemical weapons called washington's reasoning floored. plans to develop a balkan istomin both led calls to weeks of protests across turkey have been frozen . on hold to prevent anti-government demos continuing. and as iranians they elected a new leader we examine the controversial legacy left behind by the nation's i'll go in president mahmoud ahmadinejad.

u.s. will provide military aid to syrian rebels and claiming it is evidence the assad regime used chemical weapons moscow hollywood washington's reasoning though flawed . plans to develop an is ten ball park that calls weeks of protests across turkey have been frozen but there is no clear agreement on how to prevent anti-government demonstrations from continuing. as iranians and act like their new leader we examine the controversial legacy left behind by the nation's outgoing president mahmoud ahmadinejad. it's five pm in moscow good to have you with us here on r t our top story washington will put lethal weapons in the hands of syrian rebels it's concluded that bashar assad's regime has used chemical weapons albeit quote on a small scale and so will offer more help to those fighting him marina porton has more from new york. this is quite a game changer being announced by the obama administration what we know is that the u.s. has decided that it will provide military support to syrian rebels bu

the sign has been taken down, but as a consequence the u.s. will not likely to be talking to the taliban thursday. but the state department is desperately trying to avoid admitting they were going to. >> we never confirmed that was a meeting from here. >> she did not confirm it, the white house did. senior officials saying off- camera, this. have its firstl formal meeting with the taliban and the first meeting in several years, in a couple of days in delhi. >> president barack obama is a negotiated peace. >> president karzai recognizes the need for political reconciliation. the challenge is, how do you get those things started while you are also at war? , and expectation is, that despite those challenges, the process will proceed. >> just how the talks will proceed the u.s. is not saying, but they do say any next step itl only take place after the next consultation with hamid karzai, obviously to address his concerns. >> saudi arabia has accused the lab oratory in -- a laboratory .n the netherlands 30 people have died of sars. there have been more

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u.s. is doing this, so do not tell us what to do. because we willng the same as what you are doing. of course, there is a difference here, because in the u.s. we are mainly talking about these sort of surveillance that the americans originally thought are not targeting themselves, the americans. but now they found that it is even targeting domestic targets. wow, we're talking about china, which is the place in the world with the heaviest internet censorship era boast of their efforts are actually targeting gay -- most of their efforts are targeting their own citizens. >> interesting that this happened as chinese and u.s. leaders were meeting in caliph or near -- meeting in california. , this is exactly such a coincidence, which is why i have to say that it is understandable, even though i do not think we have any proof that certain american politicians might be coming out of beingt snowden influenced by china or being used by china. i hope that is not true. even when i was in the rally outside the u.s. consulate, i did say that i hope mr. snowden wo

the u.s. will do everything to stop him from falling from power and i think that's what that's a very important factor the other thing is of course elections are here in turkey for two more years the opposition is divided so he thinks he did a very strong position. late developments in syria now a double or suicide attacks rocked the syrian capital damascus it's killed fourteen and injured at least thirty one others the explosions went off in a central square with reports that one of the blasts happened when a man blew himself up inside a police station the square was also the scene of deadly attacks this year it comes as washington debates whether it should arm the syrian rebels after assad forces made recent advances and they captured a key city the meantime the u.s. could approve lethal aid for opposition fighters in a matter of days now and a no fly zone could also be under consideration this just weeks before an international peace conference on syria planned for july speaking to american medi

u.s. from is not going to be well to cover this up by jailing or murdering me. the truth is coming and it will not be stopped. a question came in and ask what he would say to others were in a position to leak classified information. he replied that this country is worth dying for. today sayingnes both the u.s. and u.k. spy on allies during high-level trade negotiations. and former vice president dick cheney had this to say about this noted on fox news. >> i think he is a traitor. >> and snowden wrote about dick cheney that being called a traitor by him is the highest honor you can give an american. in a preliminary document released to congress, the nsa claims dozens of terrorist plots have been averted -- terror plots have been aborted in dozens of countries thanks to their intel. >> president obama is at the g-8 this summit. putin,with vladimir discussing a number of issues oincluding how to end the civil war in syria. president obama said the assad regime must go, while putin is backing the regime. end the violence and the use of chemical weapons. we want to resolve the issue through as a p

u.s. has decided to arm the syrian opposition, the obama administration will not say what types of weapons it will send, or when they will arrive. >> i will not be able to say here is the specific list of every type of item that will be delivered. we do want to be responsive to the request that have been made. lex leaders argue whether that is the right response right now. >> providing arms to either thiswould not address current situation. only political solutions can address these issues sustainably. >> officials, including the secretary of state, have talked have talked with many of washington's allies to define a strategy. among those getting the pulse from washington, the russians, who have sold weapons to the us on -- assad government. >> the peace conference is in question. because of the decision to supply weapons to the rebels, i see the whole basis being destroyed. >> how the u.s. will prevent weapons to fall into groups of extremists. republicans have called on obama to give the rebels weapons, but they say needs to be done. they need to announce the no- fly zone. take up a runw

the u.s. will do everything to stop him from falling from out the other thing is of course elections are here in turkey for two more years the opposition is divided so he thinks he's in a very strong position. while the confusion over the u.s. sweeping surveillance program is gaining momentum another revelation is coming from the u.k. according to the guardian newspaper former russian president dmitri medvedev was ease dropped on during the g twenty summit in london back in zero nine the report says other foreign politician communications were intercepted as well the surveillance program included monitoring telephone calls and setting up fake internet cafes to spy on delegate computer use the leak comes on the eve of the upcoming g. eight summit which kicks off monday in belfast yes a surveillance program exposed by former cia officer edward snowden has sparked global outrage. and head of the g eight summit syria dominated talks between russia's president and british prime in the british prime mini

the u.s. will provide military aid to syria so rebels are claiming it has evidence that the assad regime may use a chemical weapons muscle called washington's reasoning flawed. plans to develop a blog in istanbul that calls to weeks of protests across turkey have been frozen but there's no clear agreement on how to prevent and to government demos continuing . and as iranians elect a new leader we examine the controversial legacy left behind by the nation's outgoing president mahmoud ahmadinejad. who i will from the russian capital of this is already it's just gone posited ten pm here in the capital let's take a look at the needs. washington will put the lethal weapons in the hands of syria's rebels it's concluded that bashar assad's regime has used chemical weapons. on a small scale and so will offer more help but to those fighting him. has the details this is quite a game changer being announced by the obama administration what we know is that the u.s. has decided that it will provide military sup

. >> reporter: president obama announced on monday the u.s. will send $300 million to help the victims and refugees of the war. susan mcginnis, cbs news, washington. >> the white house says the u.s. has already spent a half billion dollars on aid bringing the total for the region to $800 million. >>> new this morning, a 6-year- old boy is killed after he was attacked by a dog. the little boy was mauled by a pit bull or pit bull mix at a home on elizabeth way in union city yesterday. he was rushed to the hospital where he died. police plan to release more information about the attack later this morning. >>> a north bay nurse is recovering after being attacked on the job. it happened sunday night in napa state hospital. kpix 5 has learned the suspect is believed to be 38-year-old kevin long. long was arrested in modesto last september for sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl on a bus one day after he was released from prison for another sexual crime. >> other people on the bus and he said -- on the same bus he got us he said the guy got on the bus

the u.s. will do everything to stop him from falling from power and i think that's what that's a very important factor the other thing is of course elections are here in turkey for two more years the opposition is divided so he thinks he's in a very strong position is a compromise possible at this stage between the parts. i think the problem is the opposition is a distro united then had a common program there were disparate groups and i think as i said before feels in a strong position because the u.s. is very happy with what he's doing in turkey particular related to syria where turkey's played a leading role in the destabilization of syria and so he feels confident that that he will stay in power he doesn't really have to give up too much ground this is the problem as i said it is what's happening in belarus then at the enormous pressure put on the wrist government to make concessions to meet with the opposition to accede to their demands but that's not happening to what is a strength of support

the u.s. will do everything to stop him from falling from power and i think that's what that's a very important factor the other thing is of course elections are here in turkey for two more years the opposition is divided so he thinks he's in a very strong position. or the big stories of their the ex cia man who blew the lid off america's vast n.s.a. public surveillance net is promising more explosive revelations edward snowden supporters are mobilizing to or tens of thousands sudden a petition to pardon the whistleblower parties were reported i was at a rally in new york where scores have been marching in his defense. braving some very whites and chilly weather dozens of new yorkers have come out into the street to show their solidarity and support with n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden this of course coming just twenty four hours after the twenty nine year old revealed himself as the man who handed over classified documents to the guardian which then exposed the national security agency's progr

space but twenty four percent saying well you know what the u.s. will get him even if he does think he finds his safe haven down in central south america twenty percent saying well what should he do you he should just be on the hideaway he should find his safe place that we still are taking your policies here at all is he what to do with snowden and where is he now and where is the best place for him to be just head over to tea dot com for more details on that. well i do stay with us here more news to come from marty live from moscow in just. speak your language or not at the. program some documentary some spanish matters to you. a little turn to angle stories. here. the spanish find out more visit i to alan. thanks for joining us here on our take at the presidential palace in kabul has come under attack from militants all reporters were there waiting for a press conference with the afghan president and the assault reportedly pitched heavily on taliban fighters against presidential bodyguards and american troops and left plumes of smoke visible across m

u.s. perspective. >> reporter: this will be the first time a u.s. president will meet with a chinese leader in such an informal setting, away from washington and beijing. kirk campbell says it shows relations are evolving. but he says with recognition comes obligation. >> i do think we're going into a new phase and it is the significant features of it are that china is no longer -- it is a developing nation. it has huge challenges but it is essentially a great nation and it has to be treated as a great nation and has to act like a great nation. there are burdens that come with responsibilities that come with the status. >> reporter: campbell says that president obama would want to hear what president xi has proposed as a new type of relationship. >> what we need is not a 19th century conception of foreign policy and diplomacy but a 21st century one in which we seek to enlist china to support the mechanisms, the rules of the road. the norms and values that have underscored and supported peace and prosperity in the last 40 years. >> president obama wil

u.s. china relations. there will definitely be further fallout in terms of the relations i don't think this comes as a surprise to anybody in the audience let alone the chinese government or intelligence services especially given the fact that it was admitted earlier this year that the general in charge of the n.s.a. who also happens to be a u.s. army general in charge of cyber command is head is ready to deploy forty cyber battalions in u.s. cyber cause by two thousand and fifteen thirteen of which are going to be specifically for preemptive cyber attacks so is it any surprise that the n.s.a. is actively targeting and conducting cyber operations against u.s. enemies in cyberspace of course this is no surprise to anyone but now that this is been put on the table and made quite explicit i think there is going to have to be some sort of reaction from beijing and this is going to complicate already complicated relations between the two when especially as this was just it the topic of the first meeting between president

u.s. is outmatch so far if snowden can continue to elude this dragnet it will be really a mark for liberty a mark for the rule of law in the international sphere that's why they this way u.s. authorities will do everything possible to get him. or to live here in moscow more updates and live analysis on what could be edward snowden's next step in just a few minutes here on r.t. . the. stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch ati anytime anywhere. he continues here on a plane packed with scoop hunting journalists is heading for cuba right now without the star of the show it looks like edward snowden's latest move to avoid extradition to the u.s. he's wanted their own espionage charges but what exactly has he done to outrage america so much well it's run through the data he disclosed he revealed documents showing the n.s.a. has access to huge streams of internet data including emails chat rooms and videos from large companies such as google and facebook and the u.s. government used the secret fore

u.s. even even when he gets there and also the same number believes that the whistleblower will get to his final destination but only if he doesn't enter u.s. airspace and a minority thinks see it is possible but that he should hide all the way well you can let us know what you think on this or what the options for edward snowden the moment are t. dot com leave your thoughts and comments also in a comment section as well you'll find it all on our website it's online all the time but of course we'll be continue our coverage of edward snowden and his bid for freedom away from the u.s. in the next hour that's in about half an hour with me in the news team and the morning time we are now go to cross talk and the so-called new normal of the global economy will be discussed after the break stay with us r.t. in moscow. anyone who lives in the us knows that the i.r.s. does not play around one honest or dishonest mistake could get you in a lot of trouble even a longtime friend of mine got his entire life savings destroyed due to some simple honest error you think that workers in an organization tha

according to cnn the u.s. will provide support to the rebels. white house says the regime used the gas sarin killing hundreds of people. >> back here in the bay area in castro valueo a pair of brush fires started late this afternoon. sky 7 hd shows the first one, another popped up in the same area, now now under control. >> san francisco fleece plees guarding a former community farm. >> officers removed tree-sitting protestors occupying the former site of the farm. >> the land is scheduled to develop into new housing. vic? >> you can see police are still guarding this property here. that morning raid comes after prot testors occupied this land for more than a week. they want to grow food for the community. and developers want to build a project. city crews began clearing trees today there. was a large presence here all day. they sent out notices this week warning pro tester that's they were trespassing on city property. and would be arrested. that raid came at 1:30 this morning. almost all 44 people left peacefully. three did not. they, and four

the u.s. wille the world cup in brazil next summer. >>> so, listen, if you're not huge soccer fans world cup is fun and you can't have a good successful national program if you don't get in the world cup. >> you have to get into the world cup. >> we got to go. we should be the "morning joe" correspondents in brazil. >> i'll go. sign me up. i won't be doing any coverage, i'll be on the beach. >>> the weather, yesterday, the deluge all day long from d.c. to philadelphia, new york city had rain, thunderstorms pretty much everywhere on the east coast, what's left of that is starting to exit areas of the outer banks. pretty nice day today. temperatures will be in the 70s from new york city northward. look at that refreshing 70 in buffalo. leave the umbrellas at home. storms from dallas to new orleans around tallahassee, orlando, tampa, not widespread. it's looking like a pretty nice day. by the time we get to thursday, we're looking pretty good, too. nice, little quiet period, brian, after yesterday's u

obama administration officials say the u.s. willtary aid to syria's rebels but the white house chief of staff is warning that there will be no rush to war in syria. >>> also happening monday -- hearings for the alleged 911 plotters at guantanamo bay mnavl base. khalid shaikh mohammed and four alleged co-conspirators are facing charges. >>> hip-hop superstar kanye west is not only a brand-new dad, he also has a brand-new album dropping. it comes out on tuesday. album's title is a play on words combining his nickname of yeze with jesus. >>> wednesday we'll watch federal reserve for news on whether it will raise interest rates. >>> on friday it is the world's ugliest dog contest in

who is hassan and what will he mean for u.s.runs shocking photos that shows food network star nigella lawson with her husband's hand around her throat. it happened right in the middle of a restaurant. welcome to "around the world." i'm suzanne malveaux. >> i'm michael holmes. >> good to have you back. >>> edward snowden speak sg out today in a live online chat. >> snowden condemni ining what calls criminal acts. this is according to the guardian newspaper. >> nick is in hong kong where

u.s. says edward snowden is in russia can you confirm this and give more detailed information considering his whereabouts and tell us how moscow will react to the u.s. demands to extradite him. when you need a cool close it's two and i'd like to say to you russian federation has you know things reduced mr snowden all his travels around the world he has crossed the russian border we believe any u.s. threats and accusations with iran except. for. well these comments leave us with two conclusions really and one of those is that edward snowden did not in fact arrive here at moscow sheremetyevo airport on sunday from hong kong as was widely reported on the second more likely option is that he did land here at the f.o.b. has remained in transit and hasn't officially crossed into russian territory now that poses the question whether he remains in transit in the terminal building behind me or in fact has taken another flight out of the country now with regards to the. words from america or about america and any possible extradition agreement or extradition deal between the two countries any talk is clearly at the moment because until edwar

u.s. is outmatch so far if snowden can continue till evolute this dragnet it will be really a mark for liberty a mark for the rule of law in the international sphere that's why they this way u.s. authorities will do everything possibly can to try to get them. a plane packed with scoop hunting journalists is heading for cuba right now without the star of the show it looks like edward snowden's latest invasive move to avoid extradition to the u.s. he's wanted there on espionage charges but what exactly has he done to america so much well let's run through the data he has disclosed now he's revealed that documents showing the n.s.a. has access to huge streams of internet data including emails chat rooms and videos from large companies such as facebook and google and the u.s. government use the secret foreign intelligence surveillance court to gather an extensive range of information from the phone service provider verizon it also revealed how both mainland china and hong kong are being victim of hundreds of cyber attacks by u.s. hackers and according to his latest leak the u.k. is collecting vast