is extremely disappointed was russia's decision to grant snowden asylum he said snowden is not a whistleblower he's been charged with a crime and has to be expelled to the united states and by the way a majority of americans disagree with what they think. is a whistleblower so jay carney the white house spokesperson also said this will undermine the growing cooperation between security services of the two countries he was asked why would russia do that knowing about the adverse of fact that this will have on the relations and carney said. he would refer to the russian government to explain their motivation well moscow says calls to punish russia for the problem which the u.s. has created are ridiculous so we heard russian officials say because the u.s. has avoided passport it left russia with no choice but to deal with the issue they also say extraditing snowden is not an option for russia because of the history of russia's request that the u.s. has ignored including one for the extradition of a man wanted in russia for terrorism so this buildup of confrontation with russia over snowden takes

snowden's asylum cause a great deal of anger in the u.s. with american politicians rushing to aim bold rhetoric more not now from what he's going to come. the moment edward snowden walked out of that moscow airport russia became the object of washington's wrath we heard calls for president obama to boycott the g. twenty summit in russia the president's press secretary said washington is quote unquote extremely disappointed with moscow's decision on snowden and that it undermines the growing cooperation between russian and u.s. security services certain members of congress used even harsher term senator chuck schumer said russia has stabbed us in the back and each day that mr snowden is allowed to roam free is another twist of the knife senator lindsey graham says americans in washington should consider this a game changer in our relationship with the bushes and john mccain goes it is a slap in the face of all americans we cannot allow today's action by put into a stand without serious repercussions of course for many politicians here attack

edward snowden had flown and. and then walked out nearly unnoticed much to our chagrin in moscow lindsey france r t. and i want to conditions that moscow would set for taking snowden in was that he stops harming washington with his leaks in an interview to a russian t.v. channel the whistle blower's father said his son has already done enough public good to abide by that request with a clear conscience i understand his tremendous political interest and at this point our government i suspect is somewhat angry about the way this has has turned out i am again thankful to the russian people president vladimir putin and anatoly sure enough for the courage the strain the humanity that they have demonstrated in what i believe is this noble action of protecting my son and keeping him safe as a father he needs to respect the president who requests i believe my son's work is done with this in terms of he has made a tremendous sacrifice to let the american people what has been done to them and in their name and i am again so

came out and said snowden was lying nobody can do that without a warrant snowden's latest revelation shows yes they can and i say training materials that he had provided to the guardian show that the analysts use a program called x. keyscore to mine and norma's agency databases by filling in a simple onscreen form giving only a broad justification for the search no warrant needed just type in the e-mail address and click search same with your facebook it's another internet activity it can all be easily searched how convenient analysts can also search by name telephone number ip address keywords the language in which the your negativity was conducted or the type of browser used the presentation claims the program covers nearly everything a typical user does on the internet including the content of emails websites visited and searches as well as their meditator x. keyscore boast global coverage it uses more than seven hundred servers and one hundred fifty sites around the world show me all the encrypted word documents from iran no problem or this part of the top secret training materia

and snowden's father. i think there was the there had been a great deal of suspicion around about culture and his role in this that he did seem to have been a little bit too close to the kremlin for a lot of people's liking but. snowden's father was involved in the interview and that he made this impassioned plea to his soul and to president obama and extended his gratitude to. 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. tran

by the question is so what could put in do if he had delivered mr snowden out of that the states mr snowden would probably face life imprisonment in the united states so no civil list country can do it or this country won't be respected. well russia is a decision to take snowden in was certainly met with fury in washington and the white house hinted that september's summit between presidents obama and putin may now be canceled but all the hype over snowden's asylum is diverting public attention away from what he's actually wanted for back at home of course is damning revelations. the story. the moment edward snowden walked out of that moscow airport russia became the object of washington's wrath we heard calls for president obama to boycott the g. twenty summit in russia the president's press secretary said washington is quote unquote extremely disappointed with moscow's decision on snowden and that it undermines the growing cooperation between russian and u.s. security services certain members of congress used even harsher term senator chuck schumer said russia has stabbed us in the back a

in the meantime one chapter in edward snowden saga was closed this week for the u.s. was a blow on the run has finally left the transit limbo of a moscow airport where he's been stuck for more than a month now snowden has been granted temporary asylum here in russia and has already received some job offers including one from russia's biggest social network now for the meantime his whereabouts remain unknown lindsay france though it takes a few minutes here to recap the media's massive chase for the former n.s.a. contractor. on sunday june twenty third when reports surface that the u.s. is newest whistleblower edward snowden was in russian airspace on a flight from his hong kong hideout every journalist knew the weekend was over and they all scurried here to section a i said to metro airport snowden and his wiki leaks advisor sarah harrison are a no show reporters found out that snowden and his advisors were due to be on a flight to cuba the next day so what they do search around for the nearest hotel to get a good night's sleep before getting on that flight. june twen

edward snowden had flown and. then walked out nearly unnoticed much to our chagrin in moscow lindsey france r.t. . now one of the conditions that moscow had earlier set for taking snowden in was that he stops harming washington with his leaks now in an interview to a russian t.v. channel the whistleblower his father said his son has already done enough public good to abide by that request and with a clear conscience i understand his tremendous political interest and at this point our government i suspect is somewhat angry about the way this has has turned out i am again thankful to the russian people president vladimir putin and anatoly sure enough for the courage the strain the humanity that they have demonstrated in what i believe is this noble action of protecting my son and keeping him safe as a father he needs to respect the president who requests i believe my son's work is done with this in terms of he has made a tremendous sacrifice to let the american people what has been done to them and in their name and

breaking news and i'll see whistleblower edward snowden has left the transit zone of moscow's sheremetyevo airport after being given temporary asylum in russia. and welcome to all the t twenty four hour news line for most of all telling a story now under whistleblower edward snowden has been given temporary asylum by russia allowing him to leave the transit zone of roscoe's sheremetyevo airport to find weeks in limbo they know assisting him and that's when he could sure anis as the paperwork issued today allow snowden to walk and remain in russia for up to twelve months let's get the latest now from lindsey franz who is out of the airport means a nice to see it so any suggestion any clear where edward snowden is about to spend his last free evening in five weeks. well that is the million dollar question something all of us would very much like to be answered but unfortunately that information was not forthcoming from his adviser here at the airport now according to wiki leaks edwards noted and his his advisor sara harrison did leave the airport this afternoon after the people work was issu

takes a look back at how snowden's airport saga unfolded. on sunday june twenty third when reports surface that the u.s. is newest whistleblower edward snowden was in russian airspace on a flight from his hong kong hideout every journalist knew the weekend was over and they all scurried here to section a i said to metro airport snowden and his wiki leaks advisor sarah harrison are a no show reporters found out that snowden and his advisors were due to be on a flight to cuba the next day so what did they do search around for the nearest hotel to get a good night's sleep before getting on that flight. june twenty fourth dawns the doors to the flight close seat seventeen a is empty galleys and restrooms are searched the cargo hold is suspected a drinks trolley is found in business class hangovers are reported june twenty fifth president putin confirms that snowden is still in the transit area of the airport foreign minister sergei lavrov dismisses a u.s. request for extradition this stakeout continues because you just never know when he'll come

well now that snowden's man is still left now that snowden has managed to leave or rather the transit zone off limits of the airport where he spends around five weeks this is a new chapter in his story if before we at least approximately knew where he was somewhere on the premises of that travelers all of that exact airport now is location is even more secret due to c.t. views it's impossible to just read your book due to the fact that he's the most wanted person on planet earth to do he'll be concerned about the issue of security that includes questions of safety in the place where he's going to loop that's all up to him. as usual we will consult and advise him but on other issues it's up to him. as for meeting the press yes he's ready to meet the russian media but you need to understand that he still needs some time to adapt to russian reality and. the snowden released a statement in which he held the moscow's decision to grant him. asylum in russia and also outlined that the whole procedure was done in full compliance with both russian and international legislature legislation also

whistleblower edward snowden has left the transit zone of moscow's sheremetyevo airport after being given temporary asylum in russia. international news and comment this is r.t. within twenty four hours a day live from moscow where it's now just turned eight pm edward snowden has been given temporary asylum in russia allowing him to leave the transit zone of moscow's sheremetyevo airport after five weeks in limbo and the system him an attorney says that the paperwork issued today allows snowden to live work and remain in russia for up to twelve months when he fronts reports. edwards noted and his his advisor sara harrison did leave the airport this afternoon after the paperwork was issued snowden's legal adviser of sorts here on the ground in russia. china did approach journalists today with the documentation that had been officially. given to us snowden from the federal migration services it shows that he does have that all important twelve month temporary asylum permission that he so badly wanted now one thing that mr crittenden a did point out is that keeping edward snowden's location

is extremely disappointed with russia's decision to grant snowden asylum he said snowden is not a whistleblower that he's been charged with a crime it has to be expelled to the united states he also said this will undermine . the growing cooperation between security services of the two countries while moscow says calls to punish russia for the problem which the u.s. has created are ridiculous we heard russian officials say because the u.s. has voided snowden's passport it left russia with no choice but to deal with the issue so this buildup of confrontation with russia over snowden takes the thunder away from the national conversation on the surveillance state we know that the president just today was having embers of congress over in the white house to discuss these programs the n.s.a. program some of the members of congress who are very critical of. these programs senior intelligence officials have testified in congress releasing classified documents in response to snowden's revelations of course those documents were carefully redacted and did not reveal much but the fact that the government

prosecutors on thursday snowden entered russian territory after authorities. granted him temporary asylum the former n.s.a. contractor slipped out of a moscow airport where he had been in limbo without travel documents for over a month the papers he was saved allowed him to move around freely and work in the country for the next year and while the whistleblowers whereabouts remain unknown artie's linsey friends recaps of the key moments of the snowden saga so far on sunday june twenty third when reports surface that the u.s. is newest whistleblower edward snowden was in russian airspace on a flight from his hong kong hideout every journalist knew the weekend was over and they all scurried here to section a i said in mexico airport snowden and his wiki leaks advisor sarah harrison are a no show reporters found out that snowden and his advisor were due to be on a flight to cuba the next day so what did they do search around for the nearest hotel to get a good night's sleep before getting on that flight. june twenty fourth dawns the doors to the flight close seat

prosecutors on thursday snowden entered russian territory after authorities. granted him temporary asylum the former n.s.a. contractor slipped out of the moscow airport where he'd been in the limbo without travel documents for over a month the papers he received to allow him to move around freely and work in the country for the next year and while the whistleblowers whereabouts remain a know are unknown artie's lived in france recaps of the key moments of the snowden saga so far on sunday june twenty third when reports surface that the u.s. is newest whistleblower edward snowden was in russian airspace on a flight from his hong kong hideout every journalist knew the weekend was over and they all scurried here to section a i said to metro airport snowden and his weekly leaks advisor sarah harrison are a no show reporters found out that snowden and his advisor were due to be on a flight to cuba the next day so why did they do search around for the nearest hotel to get a good night's sleep before getting on that flight. june twenty fourth dawns the doors to the f

prosecution edward snowden left his name by. in a moscow airport as he was granted temporary asylum by the russian authorities the command we have around freely in the country for twelve months russia's top social networking website has already offered him a job but the story has a fresh twist with his current location unknown for straightening journalists overflowing with unknown said questions also he's lindsay friends takes in the time snowden's saga unfolded on sunday june twenty third when reports surfaced that the u.s. is newest whistleblower edward snowden was in russian airspace on a flight from his hong kong hideout every journalist knew the weekend was over and they all scurried here to section a i said to metro airport snowden and his wiki leaks advisor sarah harrison are a no show reporters found out that snowden and his advisors were due to be on a flight to cuba the next day so what did they do search around for the nearest hotel to get a good night's sleep before getting on that flight. june twenty fourth dawns th

russia's granting a temporary asylum to edward snowden infuriates washington with the u.s. government threatening to cancel a joint summit as american lawmakers aim vitriol at. potential job offers further revelations go public exposing britain's financial dependence on the u.s. when it comes to spying. the last british resident in guantanamo bay says he's being sexually assaulted by guards as new figures show the facility has cost u.s. taxpayers almost five billion dollars since it opened our top stories this hour. international news and comment this is a twenty four hours a day live from moscow where it's now just turned nine pm so a new chapter is beginning for one of america's most wanted men who's finally left a moscow airport transit zone after more than a month in limbo whistleblower edward snowden is temporarily free to live and work in russia and job offers are already coming in as. reports. now that snowden has managed to leave the transit zone of settlement or to this is a whole new chapter in this story but if earlier we knew at least approximately where he was

prosecution edward snowden left. in a moscow airport as he was granted temporary asylum by the russian authorities he cannot move around freely and work in the country for up to twelve months and russia's top social networking website has already offered him a job but the story does have a fresh twist with his current location for striking journalists overflowing with the nonsuch questions oxys the friends and i takes a look back at high snowden's and pour saga unfolded on sunday june twenty third when reports surfaced that the u.s. is newest whistleblower edward snowden was in russian airspace on a flight from his hong kong hideout every journalist knew the weekend was over and they all scurried here to section a shared metro airport snowden and his wiki leaks advisor sarah harrison are a no show reporters found out that snowden and his advisors were due to be on a flight to cuba the next day so what did they do search around for the nearest hotel to get a good night's sleep before getting on that flight june twenty

prosecutors on thursday snowden entered russian territory after authority. granted him temporary asylum the former n.s.a. contractor slipped out of a moscow airport where he had been in limbo for without travel documents for over a month via papers he received allowed him to move around freely and work in the country for the next year and while the whistleblowers whereabouts remain unknown lindsey friends recaps the key moments of the snowden saga so far on sunday june twenty third when reports surface that the u.s. is newest whistleblower edward snowden was in russian airspace on a flight from his hong kong hideout every journalist knew the weekend was over and they all scurried here to section a i said in mexico airport snowden and his wiki leaks advisor sarah harrison are a no show reporters found out that snowden and his advisors were due to be on a flight to cuba the next day so what did they do search around for the nearest hotel to get a good night's sleep before getting on that flight. june twenty fourth dawns the doors to the flight close seat seven

prosecutors on thursday snowden entered russian territory after. saudis granted him temporary asylum the former n.s.a. contractor slipped out of the moscow airport where he had been in limbo without travel documents for over a month the papers he received allow him to move around freely and work in the country for the next year and while the whistleblowers whereabouts remain unknown parties will be friends recaps of the key moments of the snowden saga so far on sunday june twenty third when reports surface that the u.s. is newest whistleblower edward snowden was in russian airspace on a flight from his hong kong hideout every journalist knew the weekend was over and they all scurried here to section a i said to metro airport snowden and his wiki leaks advisor sarah harrison are a no show reporters found out that snowden and his advisors were due to be on a flight to cuba the next day so what did they do search around for the nearest hotel to get a good night's sleep before getting on that flight. june twenty fourth dawns the doors to the flight clo

edward snowden. after the fugitive. british resident in the guantanamo bay detention center describes. our own investigation into the claims of. the. rebels in syria. the. syrian opposition is growing radicalism and the fear of terrorism. joining the fight. just in time for the weekly. running down the top world headlines of the week for you today private bradley manning this week found guilty of america's biggest leak of restricted information with almost all charges in his court martial standing although he was cleared of the most serious charge of aiding the enemy he still faces more than one hundred thirty years in prison let's have a look here at r.t. and how it all unfolded during the time line bradley manning deployed to iraq in two thousand and nine he soon exposed the. murder video showing iraqi civilians being killed by u.s. troops but after a series of online chats with the hacker manning was turned into the government and arrested more revelations followed exposing iraq and afghanistan war logs along with a

came out and said snowden was lying nobody can do that without a warrant snowden's latest revelation shows yes they can and i say training materials that he had provided to the guardian show that the analysts use a program called x. keyscore to mine and norma's agency databases by filling in a simple onscreen form giving only a broad justification for the search no warrant needed just type in the e-mail address and click search same with your facebook it's another internet activity it can all be easily searched how convenient annelise can also search by name telephone number ip address keywords the language in which the your negativity was conducted or the type of browser used the presentation claims the program covers nearly everything a typical user does on the internet including the content of emails websites visited and searches as well as their meditator x. keyscore boast global coverage it uses more than seven hundred servers at one hundred fifty sites around the world show me all the encrypted word documents from iran no problem or this part of the top secret training material

while fellow whistleblower edward snowden breaks his cover spending his first days in russian territory after receiving a way to paperwork allowing him to leave a moscow airport and live and work in the country. in the u.k. revelations show how leading telecom companies. data to british intelligence which is funded by america's controversial spy agency. also this hour prisoner held without charge of guantanamo bay accuses guards of carrying out procedures that amount to sexual abuse critics say the invasive searches are used to break the result. with a look back at the past seven days top stories and the latest developments this is the weekly. an american judge has found private bradley manning guilty of almost all charges against him the former intelligence analysts now faces more than one hundred thirty years behind bars for leaking a massive amount of classified data the soldier was however cleared of the most serious and controversial charge of aiding the enemy when it's taken to get a timeline of events surrounding manning it all started when he was deployed to iraq back in two tho

that's the snowden's latest published leaks reveal the u.s. security port militant millions into the biggest purchase price agency highlighting london's dependence on washington. and sexual assaults by prison guards i claim to be a part of this sounds saturates seen by the loss of the british resident at the gun time of bay detention center that carries out as actual investigates. hello and welcome to r.t. twenty four hour news live from moscow my name is you tell my story now u.s. whistleblower edward snowden is free to live and work in russia for up to twelve months without fearing extradition the former n.s.a. contractor has been granted temporary asylum in the country meaning he finally left the moscow airport where he's been trapped in transit limbo since june. has been following the developments in this snowden saga. now that snowden has managed to leave the transit zone of settlement or to this is a whole new chapter in this story but if earlier we knew at least approximately where he was now his location is even more secret you would h

but the question is so what could do if he had delivered mr snowden out of the united states mr snowden would probably face life imprisonment in the united states so no civil west country can do it or this country won't be respected. as you might expect russia's decision to take snowden in was met with fury in washington the white house hinted september's summit between president obama i'm glad to meet putin ninety nine be cancelled but all the hype over snowden's asylum is diverting public attention from what he's actually wanted for back home he's damning revelations he explains. the moment edward snowden walked out of that moscow airport russia became the object of washington's wrath we heard calls for president obama to boycott the g. twenty summit in russia the president's press secretary said washington is quote unquote extremely disappointed with moscow's decision on snowden and that it undermines the growing cooperation between russian and u.s. security services certain members of congress used even harsher term senator chuck schumer said russia has stabbed us in the back and ea

came out and said snowden was lying nobody can do that without a warrant snowden's latest revelation shows yes they can and i say training materials that he had provided to the guardian show that the analysts use a program called x. keyscore to mine and norma's agency databases by filling in a simple onscreen form giving only a broad justification for the search no warrant needed just type in the e-mail address and click search same with your facebook it's another internet activity it can all be easily searched how convenient analysts can also search by name telephone number ip address keywords the language in which the your negativity was conducted or the type of browser used the presentation claims the program covers nearly everything a typical user does on the internet including the content of emails websites visited and searches as well as their meditator x. keyscore boasts global coverage it uses more than seven hundred servers at one hundred fifty sites around the world show me all the encrypted word documents from iran no problem or this part of the top secret training materia

prosecution edward snowden left his limbo in a moscow have. walters is granted temporary asylum by the russian authorities he can now move around freely and work in the country for up to twelve months russia's top social networking website has already offered him a job but the story has a fresh twist with his current location. frustrating journalists overflowing with lots of questions ortiz lindsey france takes a look back at hell snowden's airport saga unfolded on sunday during twenty third when reports surface that the u.s. is newest whistleblower edward snowden was in russian airspace on a flight from his hong kong hideout every journalist knew the weekend was over and they all scurried here to section a i said to metro airport snowden and his wiki leaks advisor sarah harrison are a no show reporters found out that snowden and his advisor were due to be on a flight to cuba the next day so what did they do search around for the nearest hotel to get a good night's sleep before getting on that flight. june twenty fourth dawns the doors to the

edward snowden slips out of a moscow airport. transit. grants the fugitive whistleblower years much to the fury of washington. also the latest british resident in the guantanamo bay detention center describes daily assaults by the guards as we start our own investigation into the torture. for a presidential runoff we travel to the war torn country to see how the islamists manage to make part of a stronghold and whether people believe the fighting is really over. the weeks ahead lines right now this is r.t. with me rule received very warm welcome to today private bradley manning was this week found guilty of america's biggest leak of restricted information with almost all of the charges in his court martial standing although he was declared clear of the most serious charge of aiding the enemy he still faces more than one hundred thirty years in prison let's have a look now here on the program to see how it all unfolded bradley manning deployed to iraq october two thousand and nine he soon exposed the collateral murder video showing where c

prosecution edward snowden left his limbo in a moscow. he was granted temporary asylum by the russian authorities now he could move around freely and work in the country for up to twelve months russia's top social networking website has already offered him a job but the story has a fresh twist with his current location frustrating journalists overflowing with unanswered questions lindsay france takes a look back at how snowden's airport saga unfolded on sunday june twenty third when reports surfaced that the u.s. is newest whistleblower edward snowden was in russian airspace on a flight from his hong kong hideout every journalist knew the weekend was over and they all scurried here to section a i said to metro airport snowden and his wiki leaks advisor sarah harrison are a no show reporters found out that snowden and his advisor were due to be on a flight to cuba the next day so what did they do search around for the nearest hotel to get a good night's sleep before getting on that flight. june twenty fourth dawns the doors to the flight c

is extremely disappointed with russia's decision to grant snowden asylum he said snowden is not a whistleblower that he's been charged with a crime it has to be expelled to the united states he also said this will undermine the growing cooperation between security services of the two countries while moscow says calls to punish russia for the problem which the u.s. has created are ridiculous we heard russian officials say because the u.s. has voided snowden's passport it left russia with no choice but to deal with the issue so this buildup of confrontation with russia over snowden takes the thunder away from the national conversation on the surveillance state we know that the president just today was having embers of congress over in the white house to discuss these programs the n.s.a. program some of the members of congress who are very critical of. these programs senior intelligence officials have testified in congress releasing classified documents in response to snowden's revelations of course those documents were carefully redacted and did not reveal much but the fact that the government ha

prosecutors on thursday snowden entered the russian territory after. granted him temporary asylum the former n.s.a. contractor slipped out of a moscow airport where he'd been in limbo without travel documents for over a month the papers he received to allow him to move freely around and work in the country for the next year and while the whistleblowers whereabouts remain unknown. france recaps the key moments of the snowden saga so far on sunday june twenty third when reports surface that the u.s. is newest whistleblower edward snowden was in russian airspace on a flight from his hong kong hideout every journalist knew the weekend was over and they all scurried here to section a shared metro airport snowden and his wiki leaks advisor sarah harrison are a no show reporters found out that snowden and his advisor were due to be on a flight to cuba the next day so what did they do search around for the nearest hotel to get a good night's sleep before getting on that flight. june twenty fourth dawns the doors to the flight close seat seventeen is empty gall

prosecutors on thursday snowden entered russian territory after three. it is granted him temporary asylum the former n.s.a. contractor slipped out of a moscow airport where he had been in limbo without travel documents for over a month the papers he received allowed him to move around freely and work in the country for the next year and while the whistleblowers whereabouts remain unknown lindsey france recaps the key moments of the snowden saga so far on sunday june twenty third when reports surface that the u.s. is newest whistleblower edward snowden was in russian airspace on a flight from his hong kong hideout every journalist knew the weekend was over and they all scurried here to section a i said to metro airport snowden and his wiki leaks advisor sarah harrison are a no show reporters found out that snowden and his advisor were due to be on a flight to cuba the next day so what did they do search around for the nearest hotel to get a good night's sleep before getting on that flight. june twenty fourth dawns the doors to the flight close seat sevent

from snowden we first learned about the prism program a system the n.s.a. uses to gain access to the private communications of users of nine popular internet services the government said the n.s.a. does that only with a warrant from the feis a court those are secret court orders snowden said the fisa court merely rubber sems such warrants and he revealed one such secret court order for a telecommunications company to hand over its clients data in bulk the government has acknowledged all collection of communication. but said no one can look at the content of those communications without a warrant snowden said yes they can this week the guardian relying on the documents that snowden had earlier provided his release details of a program that makes it possible we learned about x. keyscore which allows to search through vast amounts of data collected by other programs having sekret for his his career and his comfortable lifestyle snowden said he wanted to expose the government's case in washington i'm going to show. we spoke to politico on is me true bobby true

fellow whistleblower edward snowden breaks his cover spending his first days in russian territory after receiving long awaited paperwork and i'm going to leave a moscow airport and live and work in the country. in the u.k. snowden's latest revelations show how leading telecom companies data to british intelligence which is funded by america's controversial spy agency. held without charges. of carrying out procedures that amount to sexual abuse critics say the invasive searches are used to break the resolve. of the back at the past seven days top stories and the latest developments this is the weekly. an american judge has found private bradley manning guilty of almost all charges against him the former intelligence analysts now faces more than one hundred thirty years behind bars for leaking a massive amount of classified data the soldier was however cleared of the most serious and controversial charges of aiding the enemy now let's take a look at the timeline of events surrounding manning it all started when he was deployed to iraq in two thousand and nine years later exposed the world

follow whistleblower edward snowden breaks his cover spending his first days in russian territory after receiving long awaited paperwork allowing him to live and work in the country. meanwhile the surveillance scandal snowboards in the u.k. snowden's latest revelations show high leading telecom companies and their clients data to british intelligence which is funded by america's controversial spy agency . a prisoner held without charge at guantanamo bay accuses guards of carrying out procedures that amount to sexual abuse critics say the invasive searches gives to break the results of the inmates. and iran's new moderate president hassan rouhani is being sworn in before parliament these are live pictures as dozens of u.s. senators call for yet more punitive sanctions on the country. and i welcome you watching our take with me. now an american judge has found private bradley manning guilty of almost all charges against him the former intelligence analyst now faces more than one hundred thirty years behind bars for what's seen as the biggest leak in u.s. history the soldier was however cl

by the question is so what could do if he had delivered mr snowden out of the united states mr snowden would probably face life imprisonment in the united states so no civil list country can do it or this country will be respected. russia says there's no reason why a decision of a snowden's asylum should damage relations with the u.s. said you should by london based illegal acts that are examined in the curies. the ball in a sense is in the american court the russian authorities have been extremely careful to do this by the book they've insisted on mr snowden making a proper application he's done it through a lawyer there is a well founded case here for asylum the u.s. has no legal grounds to object to this now that he is in russia proper i think he the intention will be to apply for full refugee status if the u.s. number less wants to jeopardize its very important relationship with russia because russia has done something which it is legally fully entitle to do that is a decision for the u.s. but many people will i think feel that if the u.s. does that then the u.s. frankly is behavin

edward snowden leaves the transit. after russia grants him a year's asylum it's a decision that cost fewer. threats including the possible. publish leaks reveal the us secretly poured into the biggest british spy agency. dependence on washington. by prison guards. by the british at the guantanamo. special investigation. a very good morning from moscow just after nine am here in the russian capital. u.s. was a blow edward snowden is free to live and work in russia for up to twelve months without fearing extradition the former n.s.a. contractor has been granted temporary asylum in the country meaning he finally left the moscow airport where he's been trapped in transit limbo since june. has been following developments on the whole snowden joining us live here on the program good morning to you first and foremost what does this temporary asylum mean does anybody have any idea of the whereabouts now of edward snowden. well now that snowden has managed to leave the transit zone of war to this is a whole new chapter in this

has been following the developments and the ongoing snowden. now that snowden has managed to leave the transit zone of order to this is a whole new chapter in this story but if only we knew at least approximately where he was now his location is even more secret you would have to start with you to the fact that he's the most wanted person on planet earth to do he'll be concerned about the issue of security that includes questions of sci fi and the police where he is going to loop that's all up to him i has used lawyer will consult and advise him but on other issues it's up to him as for meeting the press yes he's ready to meet the russian media but you need to understand you still need some time to adapt to russian realities a lawyer on the personally accompanied snowden and so we could weeks representatives harrison outs of the airport and put them in a taxi initially it was expected that snowden was supposed to leave the airport last week would take time for all the necessary legal procedures that in a statement published on thursday snowden

by the question is so what could do if he had delivered mr snowden out of the united states mr snowden will probably face life imprisonment in the united states so nor civil as country can do it or this country will be respected. political analysts dmitri banished thank you very much indeed dimitri thank you i appreciate it. and well snowden to keep his mouth shut to enjoy a russian assign him his own never nations continue to shake the world the guardian newspaper has published a report suggesting that britain's government communications headquarters not only spied on its citizens but was funded by the us check out how. the tit for tat spying chain worked so the u.k.'s g c h q pumped large amounts of money into efforts to gather personal data from mobile phones and up locations saying it wanted to be able to exploit any phone anywhere anytime in the past five years a lot and the amount of data gathered from the internet and mobile traffic by the intelligence agency has increased by more than seventy percent well. takes a closer look at the role washington played in all this. the u.s.

snowden proved that they did not stop. so what it what difference does it make your article or what the government says they didn't stop they continued with the program steve yes they did they're not warrantless wiretapping they're getting if i so warrants now which is exactly what i called for back in two thousand and seven that's actually a massive improvement that gives both judiciary and legislative oversight into what the executive branch is doing that's a huge difference. that oversight they've been continuing an illegal program for for the last seven years they were exposed by edward snowden and now they're going what we really don't but we do and then general hamilton was caught lying i mean general alexander was caught lying to the senate to the senate after an oath and was called a misspoken statement that's called perjury steve if they're getting if i said what i call them additional and legislative oversight that's not illegal you can you can disagree with it but it's not illegal at that point ok but if it's se

actions snowden and anyone could have raised these issues in the way that was done without breaking the law as he allegedly did but a new poll shows most americans disagreed when asked if snowden is a whistleblower fifty five percent said he was thirty four percent called snowden a traitor and meanwhile other lawmakers have taken a more nuanced approach tedward snowden i'm a congressman rush holt who's used suitings leads to introduce the surveillance state repeal act of killing both the patriot act in the amendments act we've snowden only broke the law in so much as the law is insufficient to protect whistleblowers in our intelligence agencies clearly he broke the law as it is part of what my legislation does is change the whistleblower protection so that people who work in the intelligence community have whistleblower protection just like employees in other parts of the federal government and we particularly need it there because so much of that work is done in secret and unless a whistleblower comes forward there's no way that you know the public or congress can know what's going

from snowden we first learned about the prism program a system the n.s.a. uses to gain access to the private communications of users of nine popular internet services the government said the n.s.a. does that only with a warrant from the feisal court those are secret court orders snowden said the fisa court merely rubber sems such warrants and he revealed one such secret court order for a telecommunications company to hand over its client's data in bulk the government has acknowledged all collection of communication. but said no one can look at the content of those communications without a warrant snowden said yes they can this week the guardian relying on the documents that snowden had earlier provided his release details of a program that makes it possible we learned about x. keyscore which allows to search through vast amounts of data collected by other programs having sekret finest his career and his comfortable lifestyle snowden said he wanted to expose the government's lines in washington i'm going to shut down u.s. blogger and journalist david lindorf

edward snowden. asylum it's decision the court fury in washington. including the possible cancellation of a. secretly . into the biggest british. and washington. at the guantanamo. a special investigation. of the world's top headlines live from moscow this is r t with me. thank you for joining us today. u.s. whistleblower edward snowden is free to live and work in russia for now up to twelve months without fearing extradition of the former n.s.a. contractor has been granted temporary asylum in the country that means he finally left the moscow airport transit lounge where he's been trapped in transit limbo since june. has been following the developments in the ongoing. now that snowden has managed to leave the transit zone of sydney to the airport to this is a whole new chapter in this story but if earlier we knew at least approximately where he was now his location is even more secret you would have to start with you to the fact that he's the most wanted person on planet earth to do he'll be concerned about the issue of security that includes questio

snowden's latest published leaks reveal the u.s. secretly poured millions into the biggest british spy agency highlighting london's dependence on washington. and by prison guards a claim to be a part of the routine by the last british made at the guantanamo bay prison carries out a special investigation. a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at r.t. moscow i'm rory sushi live on the program a let's get straight to your top headlines u.s. whistleblower edward snowden is free to live and work in russia now for up to twelve months without fearing extradition and the former n.s.a. contractor has been granted temporary asylum here in the country meaning he finally left the moscow airport where he's been trapped in transit limbo since june you got pissed off has been following the developments in the ongoing snowden saga. now that snowden has managed to leave the transit zone of settlement or to this is a whole new chapter in this story but if really were we knew at least approximately where he was now his location is even more s

russia's granting of temporary asylum to edward snowden infuriates washington with the u.s. government threatening to cancel a joint summit as american lawmakers vitriol that moscow. while the whistleblower is gauging potential job offers further revelations go public exposing britain's financial dependence on the u.s. when it comes to spying. and the last british resident in guantanamo bay says he is being sexually assaulted by gods as new figures show the facility has cost u.s. taxpayers almost five billion dollars since it opened our top stories this hour. international news and comment this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day live from moscow where it's now just turned eight pm a new chapter is beginning for one of america's most wanted men who's finally left a moscow airport transit zone after more than a month in limbo whistleblower edward snowden is temporarily free to live and work in russia and job offers are already coming in as. reports. now that snowden has managed to leave the transit zone of sodomy to the airport this is a whole new chapter in this story but i

have taken a more nuanced approach tedward snowden the congressman rush holt who's used snowden's leaks to introduce the surveillance state repeal act repealing both the patriot act in the amendments act believe snowden only broke the law in so much as the law is insufficient to protect whistleblowers in our intelligence agencies clearly he broke the law as it is. part of what my legislation does is change the whistleblower protection so that people who work in the intelligence community have whistleblower protection just like employees in other parts of the federal government and we particularly need it there because so much of that work is done in secret and unless a whistleblower comes forward there's no way that you know the public or congress can know what's going on and conduct oversight so if there had been good whistleblower protection. would not be in this situation that he has now congressman keith ellison who supported the air marshal minutes claims to work with the progressive caucus to reform n.s.a. surveillance this to say about snowden i think when you engage in what you

surveillance program are ignored as politicians seem more intent on attacking edward snowden. and america warns its citizens to stay away from the middle east because of fears al qaeda is planning a major terror attack with some experts saying washington's policies in the region continue to fuel resentment. and live from our studios in moscow this is r t i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us some of the world's leading telecom companies have been exposed to as giving a u.k. spy agency complete access to their networks giants like verizon business vodafone cable and british telecom were among the companies on a list published by a german newspaper that's according to a fresh round of revelations from n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden documents released by him suggest seven companies have been secretly providing g.c. h.q. with unlimited access to their network of undersea cables that has allowed spies to allegedly tap and to store data for millions of phone calls emails and facebook chats this comes as g c h q reportedly got one hundred million pounds from washing

or one chapter in edward snowden saga was closed this week the u.s. whistleblower on the run has finally left the transit limbo of a moscow airport where he's been stuck for more than a month snowden's been granted temporary asylum in russia and has already received some job offers including one from russia's biggest social network while his whereabouts at the moment remain unknown artie's lindsey france recaps the media's chase for the former n.s.a. contractor. on sunday do twenty third when reports surface that the u.s. is newest whistleblower edward snowden was in russian airspace on a flight from his hong kong hideout every journalist knew the weekend was over and they all scurried here to section a shared metro airport snowden and his wiki leaks advisor sarah harrison are a no show reporters found out that snowden and his advisors were due to be on a flight to cuba the next day so what did they do search around for the nearest hotel to get a good night's sleep before getting on that flight. june twenty fourth dawns the doors to the flight close s

about privacy we should thank mr snowden for that certainly. yeah absolutely we're having and we should gradually in a conversation about privacy with people on all cut people in all different sides alleging all kinds of different things nobody is really sure what the truth is if we had gone through for instance a congressman or senator and what congressional investigation is this i don't really trust. they had this information it would lying to us for years it took someone else outside the loop to do something tied jump in here because we're having this great discussion about privacy because of mr snowden and his passport has been revoked he's stuck in russia looking for refuge i mean here's he said here oh well first i'd like to thank the i'd like to thank the government of russia for offering him temporary asylum it was a brave thing to do to confront this imperialist government united states but speaking to steve i'd like to say steve whistleblowers have come for john kiriakou right now is serving twenty four months in a prison in new unite

from snowden we first learned about the prism program a system the n.s.a. uses to gain access to the private communications of users of nine popular internet services the government said the n.s.a. does that only with a warrant from the feis a court those are secret court orders snowden said the fisa court merely rubber sems such warrants and he revealed one such secret court order for a telecommunications company to hand over its clients data in bulk the government has acknowledged all collection of communication. but said no one can look at the content of those communications without a warrant snowden said yes they can this week the guardian relying on the documents that snowden had earlier provided his release details of a program that makes it possible we learned about x. keyscore which allows to search through vast amounts of data collected by other programs having sekret for his his career and his comfortable lifestyle snowden said he wanted to expose the government's case in washington i'm going to shut down and was far too political analyst dmitri a