president obama tells vladimir putin, you can stick your stinkin' summit.ut first... >> announcer: this is the "full court press." >> other headlines making news on this thursday... tiger woods prevented a potential stampede yesterday. according to "usa today," he walked up to a group of fans leaning against a barricade while he was playing a practice round at the pga championship and he went up to sign autographs but they surged as he approached and the railing started to give way. he did an immediate about-face and laughed as he walked away. this was another instance of him getting more personable and looser in recent times. last week, he hoisted his son in the air after winning the bridgestone invitational, something he's never done before. >> bill: god, a human side to tiger woods? >> they programmed him to show emotion. >> bill: he has come across in the past as pretty cold and aloof. >> there's nothing like an embarrassing public fall from grace that will humble you. >>> bruce willis has been replaced by harrison ford in the upcoming expendables 3 mov

. -- lata meer putin -- vladimir putin next month. >> meeting with his host, vladimir putin. he was at camp pendleton. thats on a west coast tour included a stop on "the tonight show." he egg knowledge that edward snowden is one of many underlying challenges will stop >> there has been time where there is a cold war mentality and what i say to them and president who can is, that is the past. after that, the president announced that he would cancel a summit with vladimir putin will stop he cited edward snowden as a factor aaron said that there was not enough progress on other issues. >> we have disagreements. >> vladimir putin expressed his disappointment. to presidentn obama. the administration want to be more constructive relationship with the russians. i don't think that mr. putin throws the relationship completely away. off, they aree still on for john kerry and chuck hagel. they will miss -- they will meet with their russian counterparts in the capital on friday. wb a.l., tv of 11 news. baltimore has to ball bands can get excited. >> heading back to school is a challenge

vladimir putin's take on obama is dangerous. i think is reading a weakness that is allowing him to be very aggressive and if obama does not stand up and push back, the other countries will also take a message from this. it is very important that the united states, in this question with russia, demonstrates it is the stronger power. >> he is not only weak, but naive. i can imagine latimer putin saying who is this guy, he is a lightweight. remember, the reset was appeasement. the cold war was our fault, when in fact it was a result of russia war on georgia.obama has offered all kinds of goodies. bush might have misread, but did not give away the missile defense as obama did, and that is appeasement. that is a big difference. >> the key issue going forward that i have heard from the administration is keeping russia and china from collaborating deeply. >> why shouldn't they? america is so weak. why should they not collaborate, as they have against american interests? >> fannie mae and freddie mac on the way out? we will see. >> for

wear my gay pride suspenders and going to speak out against the horrific anti-gay legislation that vladimir putin has signed into law that was passed unanimously by the russian duma that criminalizes homosexual propaganda difficulty makes it illegal to talk about homosexuality in public you see the spate of violent attacks on gay people russians will discuss and they didn't spend a lot of what about bradley manning plus i exist i don't i'm not really interested in talking about bradley manning i've been talking about the horrific environment of homophobia in russia right now and to let the russian gay people know that they have and they have friends and allies and solidarity from people all over the world and we're not going to be silent in the face of this horrific repression that is perpetrated by the payment by your paymasters by vladimir putin that's what i'm here to talk about all right that's what you're talking about and i don't know how as a journalist you can go to sleep at night and seen what happens to two journalists in russia who are routinely harassed tortured sunshades the ho

macho shirtless vladimir putin becomes slouchy i really don't want to be here vladimir putin in a suit. here he is earlier. look at the look on his face. earlier this year with the prime minister of japan. here he is a few months later pulling the same mug. standing next to german chancellor angela merkel at the g-8 summit in ireland. everybody is having a good time. here he is at the same event with president obama. oh, please, won't somebody just give me a puppy? or maybe a python? maybe a wooden plank i could break with my forehead? yeah, that putin, patented putin posture that i would prefer not to be here posture, that got kind of an affectionate mention today in the east room of the white house. >> i don't have a bad personal relationship with putin. when we have conversations, they're candid, they're blunt. oftentimes they're constructive. i know the press likes to focus on body language and he's got that kind of slouch looking like the bored kid in the back of the classroom. but the truth is that when we're in conversations together, oftentimes it's very productive. >> presiden

he should not have talked to vladimir putin. he is still planning on the summit but not meeting with vladimir putin. it's about time he stopped getting pushed around. host: from "the washington post" - sherry next from hamden, connecticut. caller: i agree with president attend decision not to the meeting with vladimir putin. because of how he treated us with snowden but also he is no longer allowing americans to adopt russian citizens. there are other issues involved i think in the decision of president obama. is attending the summit so it is not like he is not attending at all. that they don't like each other. if you look at their meeting, it looks like they don't like each other. i don't think it is about them diplomatically but i don't think -- i kind of think they howt like each other host: you think this decision affects future relations between the two countries? caller: i think eventually, they will come together again. right now, both of them have their own stand. i think we should -- [indiscernible] host: dwight d. you

this is russian president vladimir putin. russian president vladimir putin and an adorable fuzzy puppy dog. so cute. hi. sorry. vladimir putin, as we have docu -- look. oh. as we have documented on this show before, vladimir putin likes to be photographed with animals. he likes to be seen as a macho tough guy. preferably a shirtless tough guy. added a stereotypical character to the village people lineup. something happens when you take vladimir putin out of his preferred natural shirtless habitat and you instead put him on stage in front of the press.

and russia after president obama abruptly cancels a summit with vladimir putin. tonight, what's behind the decision and what it means. >>> moving on. a house of horrors where three women were held captive is torn down as one of the victims rises up to start a new life. >>> pool safety. tonight the issue getting urgent new attention over those drain covers at the bottom of the pool. >>> and must see tv. more than 30 cameras capturing their every moves in one of the best new shows in black and white. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. i'm lester holt sitting in tonight for brian. while the cold war has been over for more than 20 years the growing chill of late between washington and moscow became downright frosty today as president obama called off his planned meeting with russia's vladimir putin. a response to russia's grant of asylum to accused american spy edward snowden, but the split goes deeper than that the and highlights the failure of the two most powerful men in the world to everything from syria to arms control. the president is speaking public

. >>> also today president obama canceled his meeting with russian president vladimir putin that was going to happen during the summit next month. it was more than just the situation with edward snowden that led to the decision. >> reporter: my contacts sent us this statement saying the decision was made on a lack of progress on global security issues. president obama is frustrated with vladimir putin and russiana's decision to grant asylum to edward snowden. it allows him to escape federal charges in the u.s. for now. president obama talked about edward snowden on the tonight show with jay leno yesterday. >> important for me not to prejudge something. hopefully he will go to trial and, you know, he will have a lawyer. >> the obama administration sites additional reasons for canceling the meeting with vladimir putin,. this friday u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel and secretary of state john kerry will meet with their counter parts in the homes of -- hopes of moving forward. in washington, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> golden gate park will be rocking when it hosts the music festival. it

we begin it with breaking news how barack obama has canceled a one to one with russia's president vladimir putin that was scheduled for next month the white house claims the decision was prompted by moscow granting temporary refuge to the fugitive whistleblower edward snowden well let's now bring in our correspondent your piskun often has more on this igor what sort of reaction can we now expect from moscow well since the speculation about president obama canceling his one on one meeting with vladimir putin somewhere around the upcoming g twenty summit in st petersburg began on the scene as russia granted temporary asylum to edward snowden the new it's unlikely that it's going to be a surprise to officials in moscow but it's also very clear that it's going to be greeted with applause because moscow is stance on this whole situ. around mr snowden it was very clear from the beginning first of all he was never invited to come here was own personal decision the conditions for him to stay here by president putin and were that he had to stop farming washington's image which he agreed to also the

if we want snowden back all we need to do is convince vladimir putin that snowden is gay. that away wayhe'llob a plane into u.s. custody faster than a definitely not homoerotic team of elastic clad men. that quick. actually, russia is not only global leadership story we're dealing with tonight which brins us to our new segment... indeed. now, we've already dealt with russia, so let's see where our magical dploab will take us next egypt! egypt. i just lift egypt. i'm not-- i'm not used to guns. ( laughter ) as the situation in egypt continues to devolve, the u.s. like a polar bear on a hastily melting glackier is trying to act like everything's still cool. ( laughter ) a couple of weeks ago, we discussed how, due to an unhelpful u.s. law we are unable to call the egyptian military takeover of their government a coup because if we utter the diplomatically offensive "c" word we will no longer be able to send egypt aid, our only nonmissile-based move. don't worry. since then we've come up with an ingenious solution. >> law does not require us to make a formal determination. th

president obama abruptly canceling next month's planned meet with russian president vladimir putin. while it's not a complete return to the cold war, there is a chill in the air between the u.s. and russia. nbc's trace iie potts joins me m washington. the president's snub has many wondering, what happens now? >> reporter: next, betty, we wait to see what russia's response is. we'll have two officials right here in washington tomorrow. we'll monitor that for you. here on capitol hill, democrats and republicans are supporting the president's decision. >> and the first impression they get -- >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry and defense secretary chuck hagel are still set to meet their russian counterparts in washington tomorrow. even though president obama canceled his moscow summit with russian president vladimir putin. >> we were not at the point in our progress on a number of these issues where a summit at the presidential level was the most constructive step. >> reporter: there are disagreements over arms control and human rights but the last straw was russia giving whist

president obama insists he doesn't dislike vladimir putin. but it's clear he's not too crazy about him, either. the president's remarks prompted a challenge from senator john mccain, who says the president should be doing more. >> i don't have a bad personal relationship with putin. when we have conversations, they're candid, they're blunt. often times, constructive. the president likes to focus on body language. he has that slouch, looking like the bored kid in the back of the classroom. when we're in conversations, often times it's product i. >> the president comparing to a kid in the back of the classroom, is indicative of the president's lack of appreciation of who vladimir putin is. we need to understand that mr. putin does not have united states/russia relationships in any priority. and treat him in a realistic fashion. that's the way to treat mr. putin. >>> how about this story over the weekend. hannah anderson, the teenager abducted and taken into the idaho wilderness, is reportedly back with her dad. a group of horseback riders was t

>>> president obama's birthday dinner ahead of a major press conferen which is sure to focus on vladimir putin. >>> plus, heavy rains caused deadly flash floods. gyrating bears in their natural habitat. >>> jennifer aniston's new flick off to a hot start. >>> kate upton's innermost thoughts. "early today" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "early today" for friday, august 9th. >> i think bill likes that video there. good morning. i'm betty ngyuen. >>> overnight a rapidly spreading wildfire in southern california grew larger, and this morning it is on the move. the silver fire is what it's called. it's in riverside county. it's moving east toward the resort town of palm springs. in just a past few hours, the fire has grown to 22 square miles and is burning an estimated 1,000 acres an hour. the latest update puts the blaze at just 20% contained. local officials have ordered nearly 2,000 people out of the area. 26 homes have already been destroyed. at least one man has suffered serious burns. and five firefighters have also been injured with heat exhaustion. they'll be off the job for

if we want snowden back all we need to do is convince vladimir putin that snowden is gay. away wayhe'llob a plane into u.s. custody faster than a

they keep coming this week with a wide range of topics. >> from anthony weiner to vladimir putin.de-ranging. here are your "friday funny." >> in june, russian president vladimir putin signed an anti-gay law, that prohibits public displays of affection and any signs of gay pride. you can be arrested in russia for appearing gay. you can be arrested for dressing like this. or walking down the street, like this. or even riding a horse, like this. >> on the section 45 of the tax code, you can get a tax break for burning chicken poop, which is clearly insane. you shouldn't be paid to burn chicken poop. you should do it for the love of chicken poop burning. >>> this is a daredevil. a guy by the name of anthony martin. he pulled a crazy stunt in illinois yesterday. he went up in a plane, up to 14,000 feet. and he had his friends handcuff him and lock him inside a cas t casket. then, pushed it out of the plane. he was able to get out of the box in time. he released his parachute and survived unharmed. two spectators were killed by the casket. but he was fine. >> anthony weiner. he's still

and russia after president obama abruptly cancels a summit with vladimir putin. tonight, what's behind the decision and what it means. >>> moving on. a house of horrors where three women were held captive is torn down as one of the victims rises up to start a new life. >>> pool safety. tonight the issue getting urgent new attention over those drain covers at the bottom of the pool. >>> and must-see tv. more than 30 cameras capturing their every moves in one of the best new shows in black and white. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. i'm lester holt sitting in tonight for brian. while the cold war has been over for more than 20 years the growing chill of late between washington and moscow became downright frosty today as president obama called off his planned meeting with russia's vladimir putin. a response to russia's grant of asylum to admitted american spy edward snowden, but the split goes deeper than that and highlights the failure of the two most powerful men in the world to come to terms on dealing with everything from syria's brutal regime to arm

put in any upcoming g-20 summit, not in the bilateral meeting, the one-on- one meeting with vladimir putin in moscow. the state department has been talking about this for couple days. they talked about it today, and the issue of the meeting coming up on friday at the state department between secretary of state john kerry, chuck hagel, and there russian counterparts. >> in terms of what the secretary hopes to discuss on friday, he expects and hopes to discuss everything from cooperation on afghanistan, iran, north korea, areas where we have worked closely together, or we have agreements, but there's more work to be done given the challenge of these issues, to disagreements on missile defense, arms control, and human rights. there were also continued their dialogue on syria and discuss efforts towards geneva and the agreement that a political solution to the crisis is the right step to end the bloodshed. discussing only issues where you agree or only issues where you disagree. it will be a combination. we have an important relationship with russia. i think you are familiar with the are

can you ever actually have a productive relationship with vladimir putin?> putin let it be known today that he sent a telegram of get well to george w. bush to emphasize there was an american. he got along with very well. if you were in the east room today in. >> does he need john boehner? does he need to have a better relationship with john boehner? to chuck's point earlier about mitch mcconnell, he's not going to do any deals with the democratic led white house on a grand bargain or anything else because of primary challenge in 2014. does president obama need a better relationship than he currently has which is basically no relationship with john boehner to get something big done? >> dennis is working on those relationships. maggie, what would you like to ask president obama today? >> i would like to ask him to explain the contradictory statements out of the white house and from him about the nsa surveillance program and what is the case and what isn't? >> all good questions. i think -- presumably some of those will be asked. thanks to you, chuck. god spe

barack obama well not a tan the upcoming one on one with russia's president vladimir putin is following moscow granting temporary refuge to the fugitive whistleblower edward snowden we will bring you more on this of course as we get it here on r.t. now in the meantime in iran the new president has been setting out his stirrups for future negotiations with the west to ron's nuclear program a son rouhani proposed direct talks with washington at his first news conference since being sworn in arches lanes of france has the details. iran's new president hassan rouhani has called for dialogue with the west but warned the language of sanctions will not work he won june's a vote by promising to put an end to the country's international isolation over its nuclear energy program rouhani made his stance clear in his inaugural address. i see this kind of if you seek a suitable answer speak to a few language of respect not through the language of sanctions so iran's president has extended an olive branch and what have we seen from western countries so far new sanctions had to be imposed just a few d

to vladimir putin and the russian federation was very surprising to me personally at least. i think i think if. if if guarantees could be given and if the necessary assurances were there that snowden would be. guaranteed what his father called a fair trial i'm not quite sure what he meant by that but i think it was efficient as could be done well then there's every chance that his father might try to persuade him to to to face trial in the u.s. i mean if he doesn't snow is going to face a life in exile and that's not a particularly easy prospect to face. and. figure out a way to next so we can't confirm yet that snowden has in. transit . but this information comes from stop at sheremetyevo airport and right now. we should also say that. airport also briefed last week or to the media that snowden would be leaving the airport and he didn't he didn't really take that with a pinch of salt all right and so but he. has spoken to. that appears to be. what you are. yes. ok with then we see you have all your love that was all going to talk. to you on behalf of. holding up what seemed

what does vladimir putin's government expect in return? good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." we'll begin with the national lead. it's rare that after we read of an unspeakable evil that we get to hear from the perpetrator himself. other than the occasional video from osama bin laden and the like, often those who commit horrific acts are kept from the lime light and disappear forever, like the aurora shooter or the boston marathon bomber. but today we all got a long, hard look at evil. we heard man, ariel castro, who pleaded guilty to unspeakable crimes to three young girls and their children. he tried to apologize, federal budget after -- even after he l distinct impression he didn't do anything that wrong. >> i have an addiction, just like an alcoholic has an addiction. alcoholics cannot control their addiction. that's why i couldn't control my addiction, your honor. these accusations that i would come home and beat her, beat them, those are totally wrong, your honor. because, like i said before, i am not a violent person. i'm not a violent person. i s

>> in 2008 campaign i looked into vladimir putin's eyes and saw three letters, a k, a g and a b. this is an old line kgb colonel that has dreams of the reincarnation of the old russian empire. the russians have reset. they've reset back to about 1955. so we need to do a lot of things. not just cancel it, but we need to expand the act. that calls into account people who abuse human rights. we need a free trade agreement with the europeans so they won't be so dependent on russian oil. there's a whole lot of steps we should take. all of them we should take. it's not confrontation. it's a realistic approach to a country that is not acting in the interest of world peace or anybody else's except vladimir putin's desire to hold on to power. >> senator, let me continue to move around the world here. you just returned from egypt with your colleague, senator lindsey graham. you call the overthrow of egyptian president mohamed morsi a coup. that caused quite a stir in egypt. a presidential aide there said that you were distorting facts and your statements are unacceptable in form and substa

barack obama meets president vladimir putin say next week there's not a lot of good happens with the g. twenty is who space is everything could change a lot by then but yet to tell us more about your feelings about that possible meeting is ekta because we're not going to have a face to face between president putin or barack obama but we go but i have to leave brazil india china not to mention all the developing countries which are extremely reticent and all of the censoring these are this new american born the other middle eastern country that's what it is so i will do it did she do any it's completely real white are the only thing they're going to be discussing is syria and obama's going to be there completely isolated against the other nineteen leaders each see because they will care is going to be their right ok thank you very much indeed for input there. roving correspondent for the age of times live here in r.t. we just learning now that we've received a statement from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons there saying that analysis of the evidence collected b

but why would anybody respect vladimir putin? is he a human rights violater who has spit in the eye of america. why would you respect him? so i like what president obama said. i think it's accurate. putin is an immature and irresponsible leader. joining us now from austin, fox news analyst karl rove. am i wrong, mr. rove. >> you conflated two different criticisms of obama. frankly, senator mccain is probably closer in his view to you than you think he is. but let's take him and look at them separately. brad blakeman's point is if you are dealing with a pier, you don't want to be insulting the pier unnecessarily, vladimir putin is a prickly personality. and the president needs to deal with him as the president. and he was dealing with him in a news conference as it a pundit. he was falling back. he had good language at the beginning. constructive relationship candid and blunt and sometimes constructive. he should have stopped there instead, he had to say something that is gtion to cause putin to sort of say, you know, the presiden

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. >> president obama announced on wednesday that he will not meet with russian president vladimir putin next month, and as tracie potts reports, or fallout is expected today as officials are expected in washington tomorrow. >> the first impression -- >> secretary of state john kerry and defense secretary chuck hagel are still said to meet their russian counterparts in washington tomorrow, even though president obama canceled his moscow summit with russian president vladimir putin. >> we were not at a point of progress on a number of these issues where the summit at the presidential level with -- was the most constructive step. >> the last straw was russia giving whistleblower edward snowden asylum for a year. on jay leno on tuesday, president obama said the relationship has been on thin ice for years. >> they flip back to cold war thinking, and what i consistently say to them and what i say to president putin is that is the past. isn'tlysts say that putin happy, either. >> they are sold the -- they are sort of the rodney dangerfield of europe, they can't get no respect. >> president oba

we would not want to have to arrest you vladimir putin. and for god's sake, cover up! thanks, civil rights! >> we got kristin cavallari in full on bitchy girl mode. she's leaving a place called hoe ray henry's. >> are you paying for my taxi? >> yeah. >> $20. >> yeah. >> there's a bunch of paparazzi flashing her cameras and she's just complaining. >> you got to pose for me. >> five, let's go! five each. give me $5! pony the [bleep]. >> was she serious? >> i'm telling you, this is pitchy girl mode. it is very, very common among women. [laughter] >> she's drunk and she's out and just having fun. i watched the video. >> i like you a lot. you're wrong. >> you can't say she's wrong. it's not objective. >> harvey, we have a kristin cavallari expert. someone that has known her very well over the years. [laughter] >> kristin cavallari's efinitely a bitch. >> like that. >> this is bob dylan's hair. it's legendary. it's lustrous. and it's also living in tennessee with some recently divorced lady! don't worry, we will explain. dan auerbach, lead singer of the black keys, finalized

i don't think it hurts vladimir putin at home.obably helps him back there you go back a few weeks ago when the president answered questions about the snowden trip to russia and made a lot of news because he said i'm not going to scramble fighter jets to go after this leaker. the thing that didn't get as much attention when the president said i'm not going to let something so small and minor like this disrupt what we are doing on all of these other big and important issues. i remember hearing that and thinking this is a big deal too. maybe it ought to disrupt these other issues. now we are are at the point where the president is recognizing delayedly that it should have an impact tonight way we view russia. breath breath a.b. the president said last night on jay leno there is still a lot of business we can do with russia. there are times where they have slipped back into cold war thinking and cold war mentality. here is what governor romney said on the campaign trail with russia and ad after that. >> this is, without question, our

what's the big deal saying yes to vladimir putin.ll be in russia, the president will, for the g-20. no reason to cancel that. he's not going to give putin the publici publicity, if you will, the platform of having the president of the united states at a bilateral summit in moscow. >> no, it's unfortunate because we have so many issues we have to discuss with russia but i think president putin did not want to be in the position of handing snowden over and it would benefit him. at the same token, president obama couldn't go there hat in hand and couldn't go over in those circumstances. we still have secretary hagel and kerry meeting with their counterparts. that's a good thing. that will prepare the agenda for the g-20 meeting in st. petersberg in russia. i'm quite sure that president putin and president obama will be meeting at that time and hopefully move forward on a number of issues, including syria, iran, and syria again. >> syria is such a mess and iran is real important. there are opportunities there. the president longed to sor

unlike vladimir putin last year, deciding not to come to the g8 and unlike mr. obama decided not to meet mr. fu and in moscow, decide not to come to the press briefing today. is an odd role. in russian literature there is a tradition of superfluous men. in some ways i feel like a superfluous man talking about meeting that is not going to happen. in our relationship which frankly is not in a good place. how is that for an exciting quote? some might call and a train wreck. it has been like watching a slow-moving train wreck for nearly two years right now. what is the good news? the good news is this is not the cuban missile crisis. the good news that this is not even the georgia warm but five years ago, in which one could have imagined the possibility of the u.s. and russian military forces, perhaps by action coming into conflict with each other in the black sea. but one thing is clear to me, that this is the worst personal relationship between u.s. and russian, perhaps even u.s. and soviet leaders in history, and one has to kind of think about what does that mean

barack obama cancels meeting with vladimir putin. >> and the plight of african american -- the plight of afghan refugees. >> egypt felt military led government says diplomatic efforts to resolve the political crisis have failed. following efforts by the european union and the united arab intimates to defuse the crisis, and the u.s. are among the latest to try to break the deadlock. >> egypt has experienced renewed violence and turmoil over the last month since the military overthrew mohamed morsi, the leader of the muslim brotherhood. the political crisis in the arab world's largest nation is at a deadly new phase. >> the interior prime minister cannot be swayed even by john mccain and lindsey graham. the report blames the contraction on the muslim brotherhood. that is the official version. not everyone agrees. >> the negotiations failed because neither side was ready to compromise. everyone should be able to compromise for the country. only foreign interest will benefit if we fail. >> he hopes that egypt can move to election soon. and that the gaps can be peacefully closed without an

so the one man vladimir putin who has enough clout with president asaad to encouraging him to go to theegotiating tables after any strikes on his country, remains fundamentally opposed to the military action that could bring about these new talks in the first place. some syrian refugees see that the potential for military action in a very different light, they hope this can mean the beginning of the end of the conflict, allowing them to return home. meanwhile, eight agencies worry that it can drive numbers even higher. less than two weeks old, but news may be a military strike has raised hope among syrian refugees that they could be home soon. she is looking after her family, and hopes she won't be here for long. >> we would like someone else to replace president asaad, if he is the same type of person then it's no good for us. look at our situation. we would rather go back to our country. >>> we hope an air strike will come soon, and we can go home. >> but others say that any military action will only lead to more refugees and giving the scale, eight agencies are already stretched. >>

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snowden temporary asylum is causing tensions that may derail a meeting between president obama and vladimir putin. >>> more protests are planned by the military backed plan to leave the streets. ♪ and a traditional singer in china is drawing attention by drawing on our roots and competing in a talent contest on tv. >>> the obama administration and some u.s. lawmakers are criticizing russian leaders for giving an american fugitive safe harbor. they call it a disappointment and a disgrace. u.s. authorities want the former intelligence contractor because he leaked details of top secret government surveillance programs. snowden walked out of an airport in moscow after spending five weeks inside. he's facing charges of espionage and theft after revealing the national security agency collects private phone and internet data. spokespersons say the edition will ndecision will not affect relations with the u.s. >> we are extremely disappointed that the russian government would take this step despite our clear and lawful requests in public and private to have mr. snowden expelled to the united states

barack obama cancels meeting with vladimir putin. >> and the plight of african american -- the plight of afghan refugees. >> egypt felt military led government says diplomatic efforts to resolve the political crisis have failed. following efforts by the european union and the united arab intimates to defuse the crisis, and the u.s. are among the latest to try to break the deadlock. >> egypt has experienced renewed violence and turmoil over the last month since the military overthrew mohamed morsi, the leader of the muslim brotherhood. the political crisis in the arab world's largest nation is at a deadly new phase. >> the interior prime minister cannot be swayed even by john mccain and lindsey graham. the report blames the contraction on the muslim brotherhood. that is the official version. not everyone agrees. >> the negotiations failed because neither side was ready to compromise. everyone should be able to compromise for the country. only foreign interest will benefit if we fail. >> he hopes that egypt can move to election soon. and that the gaps can be peacefully closed without an

things seemed to start off well when vladimir putin entered office. george w.ense of his soul. bush later said putin changed. conflict and mutual distrust rose again. piper said u.s. still sees russia as an adversary. >> it still looks as a competitor and part of this gets back to the image of a super power. if you want to be a super power, you have to set yourself up against someone. it's not going to be italy or france. it's going to be the it stax. that will test whether they can find any points of agreement. they'll discuss arms reduction and the civil war in sire ya. >> margaret brennan. thanks. >>> the pga tournament has teed off this morning. as usual, all eyes will be on tiger woods. he won last week's invitational by seven strokes. >> woods has not won a major since the 2008 open. jim nantz of cbs sports is at the oak hill country club. he'll lead the coverage of the play by play. good morning. >> good morning, anthony. good morning, norah. there's a lost of questions here. this course is soft and ripe for low scoring and tiger i suspect will take adva

president obama fires back at at vladimir putin, canceling his trip to moscow next month.bama. he also sat down on jay leno's couch for 45 minutes talking about terror, lunch with hillary, the olympics and trayvon martin. >> there are some things that we can do to foster better understanding and to make sure that we don't have laws in place that encourage the kind of violent encounter. >> and oprah winfrey adds her thoughts on racism. >> i think that one of the reasons why there's so much still lingering prejudice and racism is because we don't get to see people as ourselves. >> the talk show queen says that's part of the reason she's coming back to the big screen. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm anna coren sitting in for carol costello. breaking news out of the white house. new fallout with russia over the edward snowden affair. president obama has canceled a visit to moscow next month for talks, direct talks that is, with president vladimir putin after russia granted asylum to the nsa leaker. phil black is in moscow. jill dougherty is at the state