i say again, no u.s. person under section 702 may be targeted in any way by the united states government. while there are other specific authorities, the u.s. person may be subject to an

one that would leave no u.s. troops after 2014. this possible change, of course, comes after recent frustrations with president hamid karzai and the stalled peace talks with the taliban last month. >>> a leaked pakistan report details the life of osama bin laden after the september 11th attacks. it mentioned an account of bin laden being pulled over for speeding in pakistan but was let go by authorities. >>> the death toll of the runaway train disaster in quebec has now reached 13. dozens are still unaccounted for. the transportation and safety board now says -- now saying the tankers involved in the derailment have a history of puncturing during accidents. >>> a judge in wisconsin blocked enforcement of a new law. the law had a troubling point of justification and set a new hearing for next week. >>> the battle over tough abortion laws continues in texas. activists on both sides turning up at the capitol for rallies and public hearings. while texas' longest serving governor, rick perry, announcing monday he will not seek re-electi

under section 702, no u.s. citizen in the u.s. can be targeted. i say again, no u.s. person to be targeted in any way by the united states government. while their other authorities, the u.s. person may be subject to an investigation, the u.s. government may not do so under section 702. that is this amendment. the second part of the amendment clarifies section 215, known as the section 501 of fisa. that is no record of the actual conversation of the content that is recorded or collected by the national security agency. the nsa has not been acting outside of its authority. the metadata program is carefully designed with program layers of oversight by all three branches of government. this is precisely where our government ought to operate. with input from article one, and article two and article three of the united states constitution. it is our duty to discuss the legal balance. we shouldn't be misleading the american people into thinking the nsa has been acting illegally. there is no program in the united states government that is as carefully monitored and overseen a

under section 702, no u.s. citizen in the u.s. can be targeted. i say again, no u.s. person to be targeted in any way by the united states government. while their other authorities, the u.s. person may be subject to an investigation, the u.s. government may not do so under section 702. that is this amendment. that is this amendment. the second part of the amendment clarifies section 215 him and known as the section 501 of fisa. that is no record of the actual conversation of the content that is recorded or collected by the national security agency. the nsa has not been acting theside of its authority. metadata program is carefully designed with program layers of oversight by all three branches of government. this is precisely where our government ought to operate. with input from article one, and article two and article three of the united states constitution. it is our duty to discuss the legal balance. we shouldn't be misleading the american people into thinking the nsa has been acting illegally. --ere is no program the night in the united states government that is

again, here's another case where almost two years go by, no u.s. real stepping up to our allies' call to get involved-- and i'm not talk become boots on the ground, just strong u.s. leadership and bringing special capabilities to this particular problem. but now you've got terrorist groups who are fighting even amongst themselves as they see that this thing is deteriorating in syria badly. you have iran using this as a proxy fight. the russians are still there. hezbollah, the terrorist organization. you have iraq now, the al qaeda in iraq now saying it's not just al qaeda in iraq it's. it's al qaeda in the lavent, and it's playing out in this calderon called syria and it's putting pressure on our regional allies there, the arab league. i have to tell you, bob, you could not drew up a worse scenario to try to solve than what we're seeing unfold in syria, and the growing threat from these terrorist groups who now seem to think that there is real hope for a safe haven in syria when assad falls. >> schieffer: let's talk a little bit about this controve

they did not include zero option, and that would mean no u.s. troops here. the u.s. military are really pushing to stay here in a training capacity but whether or not the obama administration will go for that, they're not sure yet. they are still considering zero option as a potential at the end of 2014. >> we'll have to see what happens, certainly, in the coming moments. jane, thank you. now, some of marli's opposition candidates are refusing to accept results. abrahaim shows it has a wide least and was the first in fighting in the north have split the country in two. foreign forces were sent in to help resolve the political crisis. some of the refugees that fled mali after last year's coup have been left out of the process, over 70,000 people in one neighboring camp, only a few hundred voted. mohammed vow went to find out more. >> he was a child in the first camp was set up here early in e 199oo's he said the second exodus was large in scale and harsh in terms of living conditions. as the breadwinner of his family, something had to be done and he became one of the

under section 702, no u.s. citizen in the u.s. can be targeted. i say again, no u.s. person to be targeted in any way by the united states government. while their other authorities, the u.s. person may be subject to an investigation, the u.s. government may not do so under section 702. that is this amendment. thco

but january, no u.s. taco bells will have them. the ceo says the company's target market is people in their 30s and 20s. kids' meals account for less than half of 1% of sales. >>> and we will be right back with highlights of the doubleheader for the giants and a rough night for the a's. ♪ ♪ looks like you started to make something. ♪ oh, a green! ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] cheerios. with flavors your heart will love. >>> ahmed fareed here. the reds have been beating up on the giants. cincinnati taking 11 of the past 14 regular season meetings. maybe this will help. a doubleheader. in game two, the giants were the road team, in san francisco. it's weird. the giants in the road jerseys, hitting first. this is a makeup game of a game that got rained out in cincinnati. the top of the first, the giants getting on the board first. sandoval a double to left center. runners come around to score and 2-0, san francisco right away. giants up 5-3, in the eighth. reds trying to come back. two on, two out for romo. four ks for romo. boch

speeding the withdrawal of 67,000 troops from afghanistan leaving no u.s. troops behind after 2014. >> the white house has made clear that twhere is a zero option on the table. >> the white house pointed to a january 8 conference call that national security advisor ben roads had. the president does not view these negotiations has having a goal of keeping u.s. troops in afghanistan. >> i think it's important to note that we stated here, i think it was here, but it was sister-in-l certainly publicly and in january that zero was an option. >> it's also something of a shot across the bow, i think the president is very upset at karzai's attitude lately and about their fracturing relationship. but he wants to tell karzai that he's still got the option to pull the american rug out from under beneath him. >> a june 27th conference call between the president and karzai was said to tip the balance. >> i was told that that video tell conference was an unmitigated disaster. both the presidents went after each other, with karzai threatening on the one hand to cut off re

well the full no u.s. government peace envoy to northern ireland richard haas bank installment yesterday party move in ireland tools now first minister peter robinson has said that all party group has been set up with the purpose of seeking an alternative to the parades commission the other groups rule say going to be looking to bring food a set of recommendations by the end of the year on parades and protests flags and symbols a hugely important issue to northern ireland blackpool within will be seen by many as the only result parts of the peace process now all too often we see days cultural elements really a motivator for the sectarian flare up over the sort that we've seen following on from last friday's july twelfth parade now after that we saw the parade commission's controversial ruling in force by police that then led to very serious rioting by the loyalist marches in moved belfast and there's been really a period of sustained writing i know the owner had yesterday applied to the parades commission

some franchises will take them off the menu this month but by january, no u.s. restaurants will serve them. >>> and film director spike lee wants to bypass hollywood, so he's raising money on kick starter. he's launched an online campaign similar to veronica mars which brought in $6 million. the director of "do the right thing" won't say what his next feature film will be, only that it's about the addiction to blood. a cool perk, if you invest 10 grand, you get to sit courtside with lee at a knicks game. kind of cool. >> i suppose he could probably kick in a million or so himself. >> ashley morrison here in new york. >>> straight ahead, your tuesday morning weather and in sports, major league baseball's doping scandal deepens. one of the game's biggest stars is benched for the rest of the season. you'll find reviews at angie's list, on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. no company can pay to be on angie's list, so you can trust what you're reading. angie's list is like having thousands of close neighbors, where i can go as

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well the full no u.s. government peace envoy to northern ireland richard haas bank installment yesterday party move in ireland tools now first minister peter robinson has said that all party group has been set up with the purpose of seeking an alternative to the parades commission the other group for also going to be looking to bring forward a set of recommendations by the end of the year on parades and protests flags and symbols a hugely important issue in northern ireland blackpool with and really seen by many as the only result parts of the peace process now all too often we see days cultural elements really a motivator for the sectarian flare up over the sort that we've seen following on from last friday's july twelfth parade now after that we saw the parade commission's controversial ruling in full by police that then led to very serious rioting by the loyalist marches in moved belfast and there's been really a period of sustained well i think i know the orange order had yesterday applied to the parad

well the full no u.s. government peace envoy to northern ireland richard haas bank installment yesterday party moves in ireland tools now first minister peter robinson has said that all party group has been set up with the purpose of seeking an alternative to the parades commission never quit school say going to be looking to bring food a set of recommendations by the end of the year on parades and protests flags and symbols a hugely important issue to new zealand seen blackall with and will be seen by many as the only result parts of the peace process now. often we see days cultural elements really a motivator for the sectarian flare up over the sort that we've seen following on from last friday's july twelfth parade now after that we saw the trade commission's controversial ruling in force by police that then led to very serious writing by the loyalist marches in moved belfast and there's been really a period of sustained well i think i know the orange order had yesterday applied to the parades commissio

well the full no u.s. government peace envoy to northern ireland richard haas bank installment yesterday policy move in ireland tools now first minister peter robinson has said that all party group has been set up with the purpose of seeking an alternative to the parades commission the other groups rules they going to be looking to bring food a set of recommendations by the end of the year on parades and protests flags and symbols a hugely important issue to new zealand blackall within will be seen by many as the only result parts of the peace process now all too often we see days cultural elements really a motivator for the sectarian flare up over the sort that we've seen following on from last friday's july twelfth parade now after that we saw the parade commission's controversial ruling in force by police that then led to very serious rioting by the loyalist marches in moved belfast and there's been really a period of sustained well i think i know the orange order had yesterday applied to the parades co

by january of next year, no u.s. restaurants will offer the kid's meal options. the ceo for taco bell says that the move comes as kids' meals do not fit in with talk of bill's strategtaco bells stratet the meals have had an insignificant impact on sales. >> we will be right back. >> welcome back. opening bell on wall street. wendy's and dupont are having opening numbers. we're also waiting for apple's closing numbers after the bell. we're also watching and netflix down $10 a share. we will have more with rob black coming up in 6:45 a.m.. >> the time is 6:30 a.m.. we want to take a look at the weather. >> we're still dealing with scattered showers. portions of the north bay are really starting to clear things up. later on this afternoon it will still be foggy and humid. we do have big changes to talk about and i will have more details of what to expect. >> we're just getting an accident reported that has the potential to be a hot spot on 880 in hayward. now this is towards union city. we may just have to lanes blocked on the mimic freeway. a look at your ride on t

i say again, no u.s. person under section 702 may be targeted in any way by the united states government. while there are other specific authorities, the u.s. person may be subject to an investigation. they may not -- the u.s. may not do so under section 702. and that's what this amendment intends to clarify. the second part of the amendment clarifies section 215, also known as section 501 of fisa. the amendment clarifies that no content of communication can be stored or collected by the national aeronautics and space administration. that's no emails, no -- by the national security agency. that's no emails, no skype or the contents may be recorded or collected by the national security agency. enough. epeat that that's the intent of this amendment. i want to make clear to everyone that contrary to the suggestions of some that the n.s.a. has not been acting outside the scope of its authorities. the metadata program is carefully designed with prayer layers of oversight by all three branches of government. th

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u.s. troops behind after 2014. >> the house has made clear there is does your option on the table. >> in the january 8 coerence call with washington d.c. and the president does not have these negotiations to keep the troops in afghanistan. >> we stated that zero was an option. >> it was a shot across the bows and the president is upset of the cars i attitude and the fracturing relationship and he wants to tell him he has the option to pull the american rug out from underneath him. >> a conference call between the president and cars i was said to tip the balance. >> i was told that was a mitigated disaster. both presidents went after each other. cars die with pri in on the one hand to cut off relations with the united states because we talk to the taliban in the president tried to get his agenda through and teeeighteen was not listening. >> after the id miistration failed to negotiate an agreement to allow any troops to stay as a stabilizing force. in a 1,000 iraqis were killed in sectarian

there is no u.s. city that has gone through the size of municipal bankruptcy. right now you see stopped in and san bernadino in california, but detroit is just another scale altogether. the governor and the emergency manager are somewhat optimistic saying they're hoping it can be resolved in months. other lawyers have said it could take years. >> one of the talk shows today they said, if michigan would actually work on detroit's behalf as opposed to against it, you should in itself has something like more engineers and the rest of the united states and canada combined -- just engineers alone. but the approach that rick snyder is taking right now and now people are organizing in detroit and what you feel needs to happen in washington, d.c.? >> one of the first things rick snyder did was cut the corporate tax rate in the state when he came into office. -- there'sot been been a steady decline in state revenue sharing and federal revenue sharing with cities like detroit over the years. in michigan, particularly used in the emergency manager law, you can track how m

u.s. troops behind after 2014. >> the house has made clear there is does your option on the table. >> in the january 8 conference call with washington d.c. and the president does not have these negotiations to keep the troops in afghanistan. >> we stated that zero was an option. >> it was a shot across the bows and the president is upset of the cars i attitude and the fracturing relationship and he wants to tell him he has the option to pull the american rug out from underneath him. >> a conference call between the president and cars i was said to tip the balance. >> i was told that was a mitigated disaster. both presidents went after each other. cars die with pri in on the one hand to cut off relations with the united states because we talk to the taliban in the president tried to get his agenda through and teeeighteen was not listening. >> after the id ministration failed to negotiate an agreement to allow any troops to stay as a stabilizing force. in a 1,000 iraqis were killed in sectar

in iran is no exception the u.s. is no exception. same thing. no exceptions. but god has promised that or of justice and if it happens then. he wanted to be happy i think people are now which event and wide awake. they want to. they want to have they want. rice to be fulfilled i'm not saying mistakes are not mates yes maybe there might be some rebellion just want everybody should be careful if everybody should try to listen to the people to stay true to justice this is something that it is something universal. is nobody's except. exempted from this. do you think the muslim brotherhood will hold on to power in egypt. you know. brotherhood is a historical karen's movement it's a way of fame came this. and it is going to remain in power on this something else and it is superior to this way of thinking it is not going to be eliminated completely. with your fingers that kerry said that the president coming from prada who is going to be the president of the it's a forever no i don't think so i want to ask you about let me you know. i think human societies are changi

there are no greater constitutional rights here in the u.s. there is no benefit. what is the costs? number one is the cost and the money to maintain the facility. understand how the international community looks at guantanamo. it was opened in the first place as an effort to get around the u.s. constitution. it was hoped that it we help them outside the u.s. at we would not have to abide by the pesky constitutional values and rules that we hold so dearly in this country. the world knows that. it is an international eyesore as a result. the supreme court said, nice try. you are in control of them so the constitution does the fact apply. george bush and john mccain, and many hard-core republicans who i --nk would take a backseat said we need to close this prison because it is hurting us with our allies and inspiring our enemies. i'm not naÏve. and when i say the only reason al qaeda attacked us is because of guantanamo bay. far from it. it is unnecessary. orderly way to close it. the president has also put out a plan. i know he is accused of not having one. is -- there are arguments

very little to no u.s. control. at the same time, the criticism around washington has been that the obama administration has failed to produce a policy that would have maximized the little influence that we do have. after the fall of mubarak in 2011, u.s. policy was basically to support morsi, and to try to build the influence with him, and not use the tools of american influence and power to pressure him to do things like democratic reform and respect for the rule of law and human rights that may have avoided this very scenario. influence is limited but you only have influence if you use it, and in order to use it, you need a strategy and a policy to implement it. >> josh rogan, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> okay, when we return, in another country people took to the streets today in support of their president. i'm talking about bolivia, where they are not happy about how their president was treated last night in the hunt for edward snowden. it's a wild story. and it's coming up. want younger looking eyes tha

very little to no u.s. control. at the same time, the criticism around washington has been that the obama administration has failed to produce a policy that would have maximized the little influence that we do have. after the fall of mubarak in 2011, u.s. policy was basically to support morsi, and to try to build the influence with him, and not use the tools of american influence and power to pressure him to do things like democratic reform and respect for the rule of law and human rights that may have avoided this very scenario. influence is limited but you only have influence if you use it, and in order to use it, you need a strategy and a policy to implement it. >> josh rogan, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> okay, when we return, in another country people took to the streets today in support of their president. i'm talking about bolivia, where they are not happy about how their president was treated last night in the hunt for edward snowden. it's a wild story. and it's coming up. original sal, hair color was

the law says if a military coup is imposed against a duly elected leader of a government, then no u.s. aid shall go there. this is certainly in a lot of people's eyes, looks like a military coup but people aren't anxious in washington to apply that section of law if they can avoid it because i think they want to use the white house as leverage for the moment to avoid greater violence and greater undemocratic acts by the military. >> ayman, the president wants, as many folks i think in the international community would like, to see a peaceful transition to a democratically elected government if morsi does end up being sort of taken out of office by the military. but how realistic is that wish? mohammed al bar die writes the executive branch has no clue. it is a question of people who have no vision or experience. they are simply not qualified to govern making the case that there is no there there. there is no one to step into the vacuum effectively. is that accurate? >> the white house has been frustrated with morsi's government for a number of reasons obviously that -- his decree last

no u.s. ships were reported in the area, and it was unlikely to be an enemy vessel this far north. there was no mistaking the blip though which was sizable and doing 15 knots. if it was american, fine. but if it was japanese, they had a problem. captain johnson flew into the conning tower demanding the target's range and bearing. determined to take a closer look, he called for tracking stations. when the segundo closed within 3,000 yards, the dark silhouette materialized into the shape of a gigantic submarine. the sub was so big, it easily dwarfed the segundo. since the allies had nothing remotely close in size, the sub had to be japanese. before johnson could declare battle stations, sparks began flying out of the mysterious sub's diesel exhaust. clearly, they'd been spotted. as johnson scrambled his men, the japanese sub took off. lieutenant horgan was plotting the course. he knew fighting was still going on in the pacific, but he couldn't understand why a jap sub would run away. nevertheless, the situation seemed dangerous as hell. as the chase extended into the early morning ho

so far no u.s. official including president obama has voiced support for anybody to leave egypt until a new election. a u.s. state department spokeswoman said yesterday that ousted president morsi's rule was, quote, not a democratic one. public protests are quieter around egypt today since the start of the religious holiday ramadan. >>> for the first time attorneys for the colorado mass shooting suspect james holmes are now admitting that he carried out the deadly attack. the denver post says holmes' defense team made the admission in a court filing. his attorney says that holmes was having a psychotic episode when he killed a dozen people last year at that theater shooting in aurora. it happened during the premiere of the batman movie "dark knight rises." holmes faces a variety of charges including murder and prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. his trial is expected to take place next year. >>> it was emotional day in court, at the arraign

wants known and back for political reasons they can simply say no and don't think u.s. politicians haven't noticed senator bob menendez told meet the press that he's quote not surprised by the countries that are offering him asylum they like sticking it to the u.s. yeah dude and i wonder why maybe it's because the u.s. has been sticking it to then from far too long that said let's break that. actual security agency is that tory asli allusive so it's not every day that you get the chance to confront its agents about the mass unlawful surveillance being conducted on innocent americans but last week a handful of students at the university of wisconsin got that unique opportunity and what resulted was nothing short of amazing and essay was at the college campus for recruiting drive and held a session with students to pitch its career opportunities but they got a little bit more than they bargained for you see one of the students in attendance but you had to hear took over the session and started interrogating the n.s.a. reps about their criteria for issuing surveillance the

excuses the u.s. government or violating fourth and fifth amendments. to the u.s. constitution. and he considers himself to a person we felt. yes rather than hurts the united states and represents the majority of the american public which is supportive of peace because he said that probably those governments which provided here with political asylum. presented if of the will of the american people down the u.s. government. fifty five percent of americans consider him to be. freedom fighter rather than the criminal taking into account. in international law. the death penalty in the united states the. will of the majority of the russian people the public opinion polls what they show put in a statement the russians are not extraditing anybody. taking into account that he came out with. snowden all came out with recognition of those conditions that he is not going to hurt the united states probably it is realistically to sue we can realistically snowden can get political asylum you could love was in fact

very little to no u.s. control. at the same time, the criticism around washington has been that the obama administration has failed to produce a policy that would have maximized the little influence that we do have. after the fall of mubarak in 2011, u.s. policy was basically to support morsi, and to try to build the influence with him, and not use the tools of american influence and power to pressure him to do things like democratic reform and respect for the rule of law and human rights that may have avoided this very scenario. influence is limited but you only have influence if you use it, and in order to use it, you need a strategy and a policy to implement it. >> josh rogan, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> okay, when we return, in another country people took to the streets today in support of their president. i'm talking about bolivia, where they are not happy about how their president was treated last night in the hunt for edward snowden. it's a wild story. and it's coming up. a friend under water is somet

from an insider to us the answer is obvious no. the u.s. is decided to go ahead of the delivery of four fighter jets to egypt despite president obama's order to review military aid to cairo this comes at a time of deep divisions of course in the country where emotions are running high after the overthrow of president mohamed morsi last week and take a closer look at america's role in the country showing in twenty eleven when i was mayor barrett was still in office egypt received one point three billion dollars worth of military aid plus a much smaller two hundred fifty million dollar economic support package to mubarak was ousted in twenty twelve mohamed morsi became the new president his muslim brotherhood movement had the approval of the u.s. government which continued to provide the same amount of aid and that aid situation remains largely unchanged despite the political turmoil gripping egypt right now and the lack of a legitimate government still now if america's plans remain unchanged the support will continue next year too but none o

the u.s. director of national intelligence james clapper publicly acknowledged his error only after n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden spilled the beans on america's clandestine espionage activities the director of national intelligence is now apologizing for what he calls his overall u.s. response to congress over n.s.a. surveillance programs one of those covert programs indiscriminately collects the phone records of hundreds of millions of americans secret surveillance once criticized by a familiar face no more illegal wiretapping of american citizens. no more national security letters to spy on citizens who are not suspected of a crime but upon entering the white house u.s. president barack obama seems to have had a change of heart my assessment and my team's assessment. was that. they help us prevent terrorist attacks government lies surrounding the n.s.a.'s programs has raised questions about the possibility of additional untruths being told in the name of national security i have been c

he's not able to board a flight mainly because he has no travel documents, i.e.,, no u.s. passport or a russian visa so he can't enter russian soil. i believe he left that building days ago and is now on a specially sealed floor in a four star hotel, the nova hotel, i can name it, i think, just next to the transit zone which is used, we found out, to accommodate passengers a bit like him, who get stuck for whatever reason at the airport for two or three days. in terms of asylum requests, try to make it quick. snowden has applied to 20 countries spanning the globe. if my math is right, so far it's stacking up. five countries saying outright, no. seven are qualified nos, meaning perhaps if he shows up at their borders, but that's not likely. there are eight that have yet to receive applications so it's not looking good for edward snowden. thomas? >> jim maceda who is great at math as well as all of his facts about the asylum request. great to see you, thank you, sir. >>> the director of national intelligence is apologizing for his erroneous response. in an exclusive intervie

the u.s. army because he wanted to fight in iraq he thought it was a noble war and then he has worked with a number of government agencies but as he grew familiar with the system from the inside is the use have evolved snowden says he hoped that with a new president things would change but he says instead he witnessed the opposite the growth of the surveillance state take a listen increasingly was exposed. true information that had not been propagandized in the media. that we were actually involved in misleading the public and misleading all publics not just the american public in order to create a certain mindset in the global consciousness and i was actually a victim of that i grew up with the understanding that the world i lived in was one where people enjoyed a sort of freedom to communicate with each other in privacy without of being thought of being measured analyzed or or or sort of judged by these shadowy figure systems i think a lot of people of my generation anybody who grew up with

he has no u.s. pat port, and he has no russian visa. if you remove all of the "nos" and "not probables" from that list of 20, you end up with venezuela, bolivia and iceland as front-runners so take your pick. >> just very briefly, jim, we know ironically the venezuela president was in moscow today. did he make any reference to snowden's allege asylum request? >> yes, he did. we approached him on it. he visited the russian parliament today. his first comments were that venezuela hadn't yet received the application but whether it did, it would respond to it. but then he went on to sound like the typical leftist anti-american. like a stump speech, haranguing american imperialism, praising snowden for minutes and the praise just flowed. when we did ask him if he was going to fly back to caracas with snowden on board his presidential plane, he laughed as he said, "all i'm bringing back from here is the oil and gas agreements which i've just signed." laughed again and got in his car. pete, back to you. >> i know you'll watch it closely from t

he has no valid u.s. passport or travel documents, and all the flights to these locations go via havana cuba which fly over european and u.s. air space and which we learned last week can be pretty risky for planes and pilots if snowden is thought to be on board. so the snowden saga, richard, is not over yet. back to you. >> jim, thank you so much for that. >>> now to egypt where violence persists among a dramatic power shift there. overnight more bloodshed. the ministry of health saying 42 people are dead and more than 300 hurt after an attack at the republican guard headquarters in cairo. joining us from cairo is atiya. what can you tell us? >> reporter: richard it was a very bloody morning here in cairo. at least 42 people have been killed and more than 300 injured in clashes outside of the headquarters for the republican guard where many egyptians feel the former president mohamed morsi has been held since his ouster by the military on wednesday. the clashes occurred. it's -- the muslim brotherhood fre

wants snowden back for political reasons they can simply say no and don't think u.s. politicians haven't noticed senator bob menendez told me at the press that he's quote not surprised by the countries that are offering him asylum they like sticking it to the u.s. yeah dude and i wonder why maybe it's because the u.s. has been sticking it to then from far too long that said let's break that. actual security agency is that tori asli allusive so it's not every day that you get the chance to confront its agents about the mass unlawful surveillance being conducted on innocent americans but last week a handful of students at the university of wisconsin got that unique opportunity and what resulted was nothing short of amazing and as they was at the college campus for a recruiting drive and held a session with students of pitches career opportunities but they got a little bit more than they bargained for you see one of the students in attendance but you had to hear took over the session and started interrogating the n.s.a. reps about their criteria for issuing surveillance

wants snowden back for political reasons they can simply say no and don't think u.s. politicians haven't noticed senator bob menendez told me at the press that he's quote not surprised by the countries that are offering him asylum and they like sticking it to the u.s. yeah dude and i wonder why maybe it's because the u.s. has been sticking it to ben for far too long. that's sad very sad. actual security agency is that tory asli allusive so it's not every day that you get the chance to confront its agents about the mass unlawful surveillance being conducted on innocent americans but last week a handful of students at the university of wisconsin got that unique opportunity and what resulted was nothing short of amazing and as they was at the college campus for a recruiting drive and held a session with students to pitch its career opportunities but they got a little bit more than they bargained for you see one of the students in attendance would be had here took over the session and started interrogating the n.s.a. reps about their criteria for issuing surveillance they

wants snowden back for political reasons they can simply say no and don't think u.s. politicians haven't noticed senator bob menendez told meet the press that he's quote not surprised by the countries that are offering him asylum they like sticking it to the u.s. yeah dude and i wonder why maybe it's because the u.s. has been sticking it to ben for far. too long about that very sad. actual security agency is the tory asli allusive so it's not every day that you get the chance to confront its agents about the mass unlawful surveillance being conducted on innocent americans but last week a handful of students at the university of wisconsin got that unique opportunity and what resulted was nothing short of amazing and as they was at the college campus for a recruiting drive and held a session with students to pitch it's career opportunities but they got a little bit more than they bargained for you see one of the students in attendance what do you have here took over the session and started interrogating the n.s.a. reps about their criteria for issuing surveillance they

wants snowden back for political reasons they can simply say no and don't think u.s. politicians haven't noticed senator bob menendez told meet the press that he's quote not surprised by the countries that are offering him asylum they like sticking it to the u.s. yeah dude and i wonder why maybe it's because the u.s. has been sticking it to then for far too long that said let's break this at. actual security agency is that tori. elusive so it's not every day that you get the chance to confront its agents about the mass unlawful surveillance being conducted on innocent americans but last week a handful of students at the university of wisconsin got that unique opportunity and what resulted was nothing short of amazing yes they was at the college campus for a recruiting drive and held a session with students to pitch its career opportunities but they got a little bit more than they bargained for you see one of the students in attendance would be had here took over the session and started interrogating the n.s.a. reps about their criteria for issuing surveillance they re

u.s. i think in the end though those of us those of us who reported on the fogel the thing was fogle case of the spy contra case or in the hospital when the when the guy was rolled out with the if you remember reno with the wigs and the compass is it cetera i think you know. i think it was it was logical for people to look around and go well the question well who made the cold who said that was on the plane and how wrong word that you know and does that did that suggest that the u.s. had no visual on fogle that they didn't know where you was and what does that say about the state of u.s. intelligence on the guy and well kind of operation are they running to try and get a hold of him it seems pretty clear that they haven't gone next or near or what but that he's a he's taken a pretty clever step i think in the in cosying himself as does the condo to up to whatever protection russia can offer him in this situation. i agree except for now i get in here coming out and they cannot hear anything

excuses the u.s. government over while aiding fourth and fifth amendments. to the u.s. constitution. and he considers himself to a person which help. yes rather than hurts the united states and represents the majority of the american public which is supportive of peace because he said that probably those governments which provided here with political asylum. more representative of the will of the american people down the u.s. government since fifty five percent of americans consider him to be. a freedom fighter rather than the criminal taking into account. international law. the death penalty in the united states the. will of the majority of the russian people the public opinion polls what they show put in a statement the russians are not extraditing anybody. taking into account that he came out with. snowden though came out with recognition of those conditions that he is not going to hurt the united states probably he is realistically too soon we can realistically it soon snowden can get political as

for part 129, foreign carriers, there is no specific u.s. requirement. they are deferring to the country in which those air carriers are based. >> reporter: back to those auto throttles. investigators say there might have been a problem with the pilots. pilots told the investigators that those auto throttles were set to 137 knots at landing which would have been the correct air speed, but apparently they may have not been functioning because the air speed was actually recorded at 103 knots. so, much slower than it should have been landing. that's one of the areas that will be focused on by investigators in the coming days and weeks. reporting live in south san francisco, len ramirez kpix. >>> a go around aviation short hand the is taking another shot at landing the plane. so why wasn't it an option saturday. we asked a pilot investigator dick dad. >> it is the pilot's last mean -- dick deed. >> the pilot has to be able to recognize things are not gad. something is wrong. he is not comfortable. just not being comfortable is enough. push the power up; pull

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but the u.s., they have no oversight when it comes to foreign carriers. and it's up to the foreign countries to actually oversee the pilots, their unions and the licensing they go through. so, that testing will never be done. >> brandi hitt in san francisco. thank you. >>> for the first time, the boston marathon bombing suspect will come face-to-face with survivors of the blast and family members of those killed. security will be extremely tight this morning as dzhokhar tsaranev appears in court to hear the charges against him. the mother of two men who were severely injured says she wants to stare down what she calls the face of evil. >>> texas is one step closer to enacting strict, new limits on abortions. the texas house takes a vote on the issue later today. the measure will then go to the senate, where the republican majority is expected to approve the bill. the last attempt to get that bill through was derailed because of a filibuster by democrat wendy davis. >>> is a return to politics in sarah palin's future? the former candidate and governor of a

the u.s. the kremlin's main condition for him to stay. also over the telecom giant is exposed by snowden's latest leaks are accused of cashing in on users data by giving the u.s. government unfettered access. and also this hour later this hour egypt braces for more rival protests following more than a week of dantley clashes calls by the military bongs ousting of the country's president that's coming up. this is all she coming to life from moscow and we'll start with our breaking news story and it's a whistleblower edward snowden says he will split asylum here in russia and promise to stop releasing leaks that homo shinton to secure it he told russian and international human rights activists of his wishes at moscow's sheremetyevo airport where he's been stuck in a transit area for more than two weeks until she's an isa now it is now joining us live from the airport and he said i see you so tell us in detail what came out of this meeting. well it seems pretty clear cut at least the announcement