edward snowden says he wants to stay in russia and will comply with the kremlin's condition to stop the u.s. over washington. for providing a propaganda platform for the whistleblower. lawyers for the guantanamo bay detainee say there's no indication the hunger strike is ending despite u.s. officials claiming most of the protesting prisoners have eaten a meal now for the first time since february. as clashes break out of the annual orange order parade despite a heavy police presence. shooting dead a top syrian rebel commander this in the latest escalation of infighting all among the opposition. well good morning from moscow worse now we're just off to eight am on saturday. world headlines let's get straight now to the whistleblower. lawyers have fresh support for edward snowden's application for refuge in russia now this following his meeting with russian and international human rights activists at moscow's sheremetyevo airport that's where he's been holed up now for roughly three weeks get the details out told scott who joins us here on the program paul good morning to you so what's ne

snowden has already weak leaks and edward snowden have essentially said that at this point they're done with their leaks. that all the information that he had to give is already in the hands of the media outlets which he has contacted earlier back in may so really it's up to the newspapers now to divulge that information and snowden as it is as of right now apparently doesn't have anything else to say and has already said everything so it does look like there's at least some definition in the edward snowden case several hours working a very close eye on what's going to transpire from here on out there and the balls it does seem at this point is in the hands of the russian government while whistle blowing web site wiki leaks has released edward snowden statement to human rights groups in moscow in the former n.s.a. contractor assistance in getting asylum in russia until he can legally travel to latin america he underlined that his asylum status is official venezuela provided him with refuge but the unlawful threats from the u.s. makes it impossible for him to get that he also condemned w

snowden, y el presidente del parlamento ruso dijo que edward snowden habrÍa aceptado esto, pero luego este dijo haberse confundido, el incidente hizo que se pregunten si edward snowden pidiÓ asilo a venezuela, y como dijo horas antes maduro. >>> serÍa el Único asilo humanitario o polÍtico colectivo que se da en la historia. >>> pero hasta el momento no mostrÓ la carta de edward snowden. la cancillerÍa declinÓ hacer comentarios, y wikileaks dijo que no aceptÓ esto. el ex analista de la cia que revelÓ un programa de espionaje estÁ en la zona de transito, maduro no aclarÓ el procedimiento para traer a edward snowden. >>> el tendrÁ que decidir cuando vuela para acÁ. si quiere volar para acÁ. >>> edward snowden se encontrarÍa sin documentos, por lo que las autoridades le tendrÍan que hacer llegar un salvoconducto. >>> una cosa es que lo trasladen a la embajada, y el gobierno ruso le darÍa un salvoconducto. >>> en venezuela ven con preocupaciÓn esto. la oposiciÓn acusa de distraer sobre los problemas que pasan en venezuela. y que estos buscan mayores posiciÓn. >>> una co

edward snowden says he wants to stay in russia and will comply with the kremlin's conditions to stop harming the u.s. however washington meantime. providing a so-called propaganda platform for the whistleblower. lawyers for the guantanamo bay detainees say there's no indication the mass hunger strike is ending despite u.s. officials claiming most of the protesting prisoners have had one meal the first though since february. and violence in belfast clashes broke out at the annual orange order parade despite a very heavy police presence. within a syrian rebel spokesman tells us the west should be very careful about supplying the. which he claims has been hijacked by al-qaeda linked militants. worldwide news live from moscow this is r t with me wrong and welcome to the program today. lawyers have pledged support for edward snowden's application for refuge in russia following his meeting with russian and international human rights activists at moscow's sheremetyevo airport of course that's where he's been holed up now for about three weeks let's get the details live from joining us here

representing edward snowden has come out of the airport but he has come out all by himself without edward snowden inside of course we are waiting and hoping and while that is happening we have iver across in the studio to talk us through all these latest developments while i were the latest that we have for now is that we know that edward snowden has got his papers to at least step out of the transit zone and come out of the airport and as lindsey just told us there will be three months of waiting from you know the federal migration services of the u.s. for the final decision so right now while we're waiting talk us through what snowden can expect next. right he needs to. confirm his status as an asylum seeker he's taken a major step towards that by going from somebody without any documents whatsoever we remember his passport was an old when he departed hong kong from moscow so right now he's he's got some form of temporary status in russia and i think it well i don't want to i don't want to prejudice the decision but if it looks it looks likely that he's going to get some form of asylum

that the decision to grant edward snowden political asylum. could be made within two or three weeks that's the latest and hopefully we'll have a line with anatoly good cheer and very sued and hopefully will have a chance to communicate with him and ask him directly what's going to happen and his thoughts his feeling sure i think as we mentioned earlier i think it was really interesting that snowden brought brought to two sets of people into that meeting if we look at. the thirteen it sounds like something a lot of the regs refer to in the going to the meeting. and as i said before it's he's bringing international. experts who are people with expertise in international human rights but he's also bringing a local dimension. a political scientist in particular and. a very let's say hi high status lawyer let's put it that way to consult with all the moscow possibilities. it wouldn't surprise me that i'm somewhat surprised that he's got his strategy back together again i think there was a general impression that he left hong kong in some form of a

leaker edward snowden was on board so where is edward snowden and where is he going next a deeper look at that up ahead it's now day fourteen of the bradley manning trial it's the defense team's turn to call of witnesses to help the whistleblower states we'll get the latest from fort meade coming up. and egyptian president mohamed morsi makes a defiant speech defending his legitimacy and refusing to step down but millions are still in the streets of cairo and they say it's time for morsi to give up his presidency the latest from egypt coming your way. it's tuesday july second eight pm in washington d.c. i'm meghan lopez and you are watching r.t. well we begin tonight with more speculation about where edward snowden is and where he is heading just over an hour ago reports started coming in the bolivian leader evil realises plane was forced to make an emergency landing in austria on suspicion that snowden might have been hiding on board now bolivian foreign minister david chokher wonga said that it was a lie and that snowden was not on that plane associated press reports indicate that th

snowden has already weak links and edwards no. have essentially said that at this point they're done with their leaks that all the information that he had to give is already in the hands of the media outlets which he has contacted earlier in may so really it's up to the newspapers now to divulge that information and snowden as it is right now doesn't have anything else to say has already said everything so it does look like there's at least some definition in edward snowden . this is a very close eye on what's going to transpire from here on out there and the ball. at this point is in the hands of government again as soon as we get the new and soon as we get new information about edward snowden and the situation we'll bring it to you and even thanks very much indeed for that. and discuss the implications of snowden's request for temporary asylum here in russia joined from the u.s. by philip giraldi he's a former cia agent and executive director for the national council for national interest. of course he's confirmed his whereabout

snowden this is washington's reaction to edward snowden meeting with russian human rights activists at the moscow airport take a listen i would simply say that providing a propaganda platform for mr snowden runs counter to the russian government's previous declarations of russia's neutrality and that they have and that they have no control over his presence in the airport it's also incompatible with russian assurances that they do not want. mr snowden to further damage u.s. interests. we know that president obama and president putin discussed edward snowden over the phone we don't know how that conversation went but the obama administration's latest statements can give us an idea the state department has earlier reiterated washington's disappointment over snowden's meeting with human rights activists suggesting that somehow russian authorities could have been should have barred edward snowden from speaking take a listen we are disappointed that russian officials and agencies facilitated this meeting today by allowing these activists and representatives into the moscow airports trans

fugitive cia whistleblower edward snowden says he wants asylum in russia and is ready to stop the u.s. as washington blasts moscow for providing him propaganda platform. hunger strike on poor. inmates have started eating again but. it's not the end of the protest over indefinite detention because last. year. and street battles in belfast dozens injured as protestant hardliners clashed with police trying to block them from entering a catholic district top stories. from our studio center here in moscow where it's just ten ten pm this is r t with twenty four hours a day. and i say leaker edward snowden has renewed his request for asylum in russia as he looks to put an end to his life in limbo at a moscow airport he spent nearly three weeks stranded in the transit zone of shouldn't have it and sent nearly two dozen asylum requests around the world. is following the whistle blows attempts to escape u.s. prosecution. r.t. you confirm that russia's federal migration committee has yet to receive a formal application for asylum from edward snowden this is despite yesterday's meeting a shadow m

huge ship cia whistleblower edward snowden says he wants asylum in russia under the bridge to stop harming the u. watts as washington blows a small scope of providing him a propaganda platform. hunger strike on paul is gone ton a jail officials claim inmates have started eating again but prisoners who know it say it's not the end of the protest over indefinite detention that has lasted almost tough to get. street battles in belfast dozens injured as a protest on todd linus clashed with police trying to block the munch from entering from a district. international news and comments live from moscow this is us he was me hello and welcome to the pool. and i say leaker edward snowden has really need his request for asylum in russia as he lives to put an end to his life in limbo at a moscow airport he spent nearly three weeks trended in the transit zone of sheremetyevo and found nearly two dozen asylum requests around the world paul scott is following the whistle blowers attempts to escape u.s. prosecution are to confirm that russia's federal migration committee has yet to receive a formal appli

>> it tells you about edward snowden as a hot potato. when the music stops, no country or no leader wants to be the one left holding edward snowden in its lap. obviously the united states has made clear at any points to see edward snowden back in the united states before a judge and jury and has been successful, i think, particularly in this atmosphere, with leaders who are competing to be the american -- particularly in this hemisphere, with leaders who are competing to be the american antagonist in

what's next for edward snowden from your point of view exactly everybody wants well not everybody by the course a lot of people want to know what's next for him whether he's going to stay in russia or that he will indeed after receiving some sort of paperwork or whatever from russia possibly whether he's going to go to lead an american style situation it's a story that keeps getting more and more interesting with every passing day. inside . the international airport where edward snowden is expected to is actually meeting human rights activists russian national and international and of course serino will be talking to you again later thank you. and to some up to one actually we know right now about the whole situation and it's a whistleblower edward snowden has reportedly asked human rights activist he's meeting at the airport right now to help him stay here in russia and he's asking for refuge until he can fly to america and that's according to several people who were in the meeting among them that channel auction are from human rights watch of course we're waiting for more informati

edward snowden says he wants to stay in russia. with the. u.s. . providing a platform to the. lawyers for the guantanamo detainees say there's no indication the. u.s. officials most of the protesting prison is a meal for the first time since february. as clashes broke out at the annual. despite a very heavy police presence. in the war with. the. morning with us here on. live from the russian capital with. lawyers support for edward snowden's application for refuge in russia following his meeting with russian and international human rights activists. of course that's where he's been holed up for the past three weeks or so details now. after three weeks in hiding edward snowden has finally been seen in public he called yesterday's meeting with human rights activists and lawyers not just from the international scene from international groups but also prominent russian figures as well now in this meeting he laid out his current plight now it seems that he needs assistance in trying to reach his end goal which it seems still appears to be asylum in latin america hey expressed his g

we turn to ecuador, where edward snowden is seeking asylum. the company's president says they can not process the request until he reaches one of their embassies. he recently reported that he received a call from vice- president joe biden urging him to reject snowden's asylum bid. >> what a difference between vice-president biden and his equally raised congressmen and senators threatening the country. it was a friendly and cordial conversation. of course, we discussed the topic of snowden and, for which she communicated a kurdish request from the united states and we reject asylum. i told him with ecuadorean position is. bis president, thank you for your call. we appreciate the united states. we have not gone in search of the situation, we are not anti- u.s., which is less certain members of the media have said. >> he followed up by saying that russia is now in control of snowden's fate. in a public message, he also urged the whistleblower to -- meanwhile, here in the u.s., democratic senator robert menendez said in welcoming snowden would sev

still ahead, the search or the latest on edward snowden. >> nsa analyst and leaker edward snowden still on the run, getting equal parts praise from venezuela's president and now his own father. all ofthe deta >> edward snowden, the former intelligent systems analyst wanted by the united states on charges of leaking secrets, has officially requested asylum in 21 countries around the world according to the website wikileaks. some of those countries include china, italy, russia, and india. snowden has received rejections from some of the countries, including poland, norway, spain, and austria. others have not given a response. many countries say they will not consider the request until snowden arrives in theirs -- in their respective countries. one of the countries snowden is considering is bolivia. a short time ago, a plane with bolivia's president was diverted among rumors that snowden was on the plane. >> we do not know whether that plane did kerry edward snowden even though there was plenty of suspicion and talk before bolivia's president left the meetings that he was coming from in ru

edward snowden says. in the. u.s. officials. today lawyers have pledged support for edward snowden's application for refuge in russia following his meeting with russian. human rights activists. holed up for the past three weeks let's get details now from a correspondent. he expressed his gratitude to the countries that have suggested they would take him in these include the likes of venezuela bolivia and nicaragua but it's becoming apparent that it's increasingly difficult for him to get to these countries not only because of a lack of paperwork but also because of america's aggressive pursuit of him which led to the grounding of the bolivian president's plane over european aspace of course last week and edward snowden says that such the such an aggressive pursuit is not just in danger in his life but also the lives and liberties of other people as well which is why he's got these human rights groups and lawyers involved in it also because of the difficulty in traveling is why he's got russia involved as well applying for politi

edward snowden still without asylum is russia says it hasn't gotten an official request yet from a fugitive whistleblower while washington scolds moscow for giving him a quote propaganda blood for. strike on pause guantanamo jail officials claim inmates have started eating again but prisoners lawyers say it's not the end of the protest against a definite detention that's been dragging on for more than five months. street battles in northern ireland clashes continue in belfast following the annual pro british parade with skirmishes between protestant hardliners and police for the second night in a row. it's four am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story this hour a fugitive n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden seeking refuge in russia breaking almost three weeks of silence as he remains stuck in moscow's sheremetyevo airport the leaker says he's willing to stay in moscow until he can secure a safe passage to latin america where he's been granted asylum by several countries or he's paul scott is following his attempted attempts to escape u.s. prosecution. con

whistleblower edward snowden says he wants asylum in russia and he's ready to stop the u.s. is. providing him a propaganda platform. hunger strike. inmates have started again but prison is noise say it's not the end of the over five month long protest against indefinite detention. and street battles in northern ireland fresh clashes erupt in belfast as the annual parade turns violent skirmishes between protestant hardliners and police for the second consecutive night. life from our studio center here in moscow was just turned one am on sunday morning this is the twenty four hours a day. and a leaker edward snowden has renewed his request for asylum in russia as he looks to put an end to his life in limbo at a moscow airport he spent nearly three weeks stranded in the transit zone of it and sent two dozen asylum requests around the world. is following the whistle blows attempts to escape u.s. prosecution. r.t. can confirm that russia's federal migration committee has yet to receive a formal application for asylum from edward snowden this is despite meeting with human rights activ

fugitive cia whistleblower edward snowden says he wants asylum in russia and is ready to stop harming the u.s. lost small scovel providing him a propaganda platform. hunger strike on poor has gone time a jail officials claim in days have started eating again but prisoners know it's a it's not the end of the protest over the indefinite detention that has lasted almost half a year. and street battles in belfast and dozens injured as protests protestant hardliners clashed with police trying to blog their march from entering the consulate district. international news live from moscow this is nazi with me you know a ship of allah thanks for joining us and as a leader edward snowden has renewed his request for asylum in russia as he moves to put an end to his life in limbo at a moscow airport he spent nearly three weeks termed it in the transit zone of sheremetyevo and spend and sound i should say nearly two dozen asylum requests around the world paul scott is following the whistle blower's attempts to escape u.s. prosecution. r.t. you confirm that russia's federal migration committee has y

fugitive cia whistleblower edward snowden says you won't says xylem in russia and is ready to stop bombing the u.s. as washington blasts small school providing him a propaganda platform. hunger strike one pool is gone time would jail officials claim inmates have started eating again but president snow is say it's not the end of the protest over indefinite detention that has lasted almost. three bottles and belfast dozens injured as protestant hardliners clash with police trying to block their march from entering a conflict district. and welcome to. news life for my name as you've told my story now and i say leaker edward snowden has renewed his requests for asylum in russia as he looks to put an end to his life in limbo at a moscow airport he spent nearly three weeks trended in the transit zone of sheremetyevo and sent nearly two dozen assigning of requests around the world. is following the whistleblowers attempts to escape u.s. prosecution. r.t. you confirm that russia's federal migration committee has yet to receive a formal application for asylum from edward snowden this is despite yes

oh well combine the says she and we're here to cover the story of edward snowden and right now we can hear from correspondent and he said now if you can hear us and he said please update us on the what's going on what are you hearing from bioweapon where you are. well edward snowden according to reports has asked and we said he will ask for political asylum here in russia he had a meeting with representatives of various human rights groups in sorry much of an airport where he has been living for some in nineteen days in limbo he has not cost the russian border he doesn't have a passport he doesn't promise citizenship this was why according to him he called the suman rights activist to the airport to meet with them they are now speaking to the press that we're slowly starting to find out what options he might have for political asylum in russia let's not forget that two weeks ago or so he told he withdrew his application for asylum in russia after president putin made it clear that it would be under certain terms he would be welcome to stay in russia of those terms we've heard recently

coming up on r t edward snowden's travel plans are still on hold the former n.s.a. contractor remains in russia he's now seeking amnesty from more than a dozen countries and it looks like venezuela of a.p. snowden's number one defender a deeper look ahead. it's now day fourteen of the bradley manning trial is the defense's turn to call on witnesses in a bid to help the whistleblowers case we'll get the latest from fort meade coming up. the streets of egypt are still packed with protesters demanding the removal of president mohamed morsy and now the nation's army has offered morsy and ultimatum to resolve the crisis more on the unrest in egypt and today show. it's tuesday july second four pm in washington d.c. i'm maggie lopez and you are watching our t.v. well he is the contractor who leaked america's surveillance secrets to the world now edward snowden is desperately reaching out to the international community to protect him from the wrath of the u.s. government transparency group wiki leaks which has a legal representative accompanying snowden on his travels annou

you know this just been that edward snowden has officially rejected. rejected an offer that he could find asylum in russia and stay in russia according to conditions that vladimir putin announced on monday he has rejected it because of those conditions the conditions being that he was welcome to stay in russia if he was willing to. quote harming russia's u.s. partners now snowden has said that because it's condition she doesn't want to silence in russia this is his options of where he possibly could go. and get political asylum are not going down by the day more countries are becoming reluctant to help him in any way to sort of reach out to him that you were putin on monday also said that the u.s. that they would never give anybody up that they'd never given anybody up and that the u.s. would never give anybody up to them and in fact. it can be the next tradition for russia were highlighted by president president putin spokesperson jimmy trooper's govt pointing out that russia first off doesn't extradite anybody to a country that has the death penalty

one of them, edward snowden may have a new place to call home. three latin-american nations may be throwing open their doors to him and defying washington. >> we'll take you live to moscow up next. stay with us. so... [ gasps ] these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. when you experience something great, you want to share it. with everyone. that's why more customers recommend verizon, america's largest 4g lte network. here to take your lettuce from drab to fab with lean cuisine salad additions. just byol. first, thaw your dressing. next, steam your grilled chicken and veggies. then, dress it. add your crunchy toppings. and voila. enjoy. >>> welcome back, everyone. we'll have much more on the deadly plane crash in san francisco but first in other news, nsa leaker, snowden, remains a man without a country. >> now several latin-american nations are offering asylum. cnn's frederick pla

edward snowden says he wants to stay in russia and will comply with the kremlin's condition to stop harming the u.s. but washington is most worth will provide a propaganda platform to the whistleblower. yours for the gun time when you take a nice say there's no indication of the mass hunger strike is ending despite u.s. officials claiming most of the protesting prisoners have eaten and meal for the first time since february. the violence in belfast last clashes break out at the annual orange order parade despite a heavy police presser. on the war within a syrian rebel spokesman tells on t.v. what should be cautious about supplying arms to the anti exxon front which she claims has been hijacked by al qaeda linked militants. this is our c coming to you live from moscow and news just in a bass crash on the outskirts of moscow has left at least twelve people killed and let's get the details from these polls called had a poll so what are we hearing from the crash site details are very sketchy at the moment and i can tell you that up to twelve people have been killed and nineteen injured as a bus

. >> where in the world is edward snowden? >> we were told or we thought anyway it was roared anyway that he was flying to havana cuba. >> and on convenience wail a. he did apply for asylum in iceland. >> for all we know he's having lunch at the ecuador and embassy. >> whatever the truth we believe it's in moscow right now. >> no one knows anything for sure. >> this is all speculation at this point. >> john: then stop guessing. stop it! [ cheers and applause ] stop guessing. news is not a game show. you don't win a car if you happen to be right. although if it was like a game show at least when you got everything wrong, you would not be invited back the next day. but, look. let's be fair. it's not the news organization's job to find snowden. the government is on the case. >> we don't know specifically where he may head or what his intended destination may be. >> john: wow. so, this is either incredibly embarrassing for the u.s. government or the most brilliant thing they could possibly do. because for a while there edward snow

edward snowden remains. he remains in the transit zone and it was widely thought that today was going to be the day that he would finally be allowed to enter russia he's waiting for a piece of paper now we know that he's applied for temporary asylum in russia. considering whether to process or not when they make that decision he will be given a piece of paper a temporary visa if you like that will help him to enter russia proper now it was widely expected that today was going to be the day that he was going to get his hands on that piece of paper but basically the paperwork still hasn't been processed in the federal migration service still haven't decided whether they're going to process his application or not by his legal representative. did arrive. at around four o'clock this afternoon and he was carrying a bag and. watching and waiting with anticipation expecting him to hand out piece of paper over to edward snowden which would then allow edward snowden to him however it transpires that would just simply.

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spy whistle-blower edward snowden remains on the run. >> edward snowden says catch me if you can. a global game of hide and seek >> stephen: yes, a global game of hide and seek. why did we agree to count all the way to 100? and has anyone checked behind curtains in the living room? now, folks, nobody knows exactly where snowden might be. so far there's just been a lot of irresponsible speculation and i want in on it which brings me to my now running segment ♪ where in the world is edward snow-diego? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: if i get it right, i could win a trip to anywhere in the continental united states. oh, i've always wanted to go to queens. better get my shots. now, for weeks now, folks, it's been believed that snowden has been holed up in hong kong. let me show you. okay. for weeks it's been thought that he's holed up in hong kong but yesterday he boarded a flight to moscow. jimmy? jimmy, is this good? >> it's an ocean, stephen stephen: okay. is that warmer? >> you're back in hong kong. stephen: anyway, it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter where moscow is be

services that would then free edward snowden from the airport and allow him to move about freely within the russian federation might be in that bag that he may have been delivering those just now to edward snowden now as we have been reported before today just an hour ago police began very heavily guarding a certain door on the first floor of sheremetyevo airport here at terminal the area was then sectioned off very quickly and the press was was kept back and then his his advice snowden's advisor showed up with that brown bag it was reported that the documents were approved meaning is that it's essentially formalizing the fact that the fed immigration service is considering his temporary asylum bid now he's got to wait about three months for that to happen and then after that a decision is reached it's reported by snow his advisors again that he does plan to seek work and a new possible life here in russia now just inside the terminal to give us a closer look at what is actually taking place there and now we've got our tease tom barton now bear with us everybody the connection there is

also coming up -- venezuela offers edward snowden asylum. now all he's got to do is get there. torture in the west bank, why palestinian security forces are being blamed. pakistan's education crisis, the remarkable story of one remote village where everyone is literate. >> there's been a violent 48 hours in egypt since mohammed morsi was ousted from the presidency. in egypt's second largest city, alexandria, at least 12 people have died in some of the worst fighting. in cairo, thousands of morsi supporters faced off against opponents of the deposed president. at least 30 people were killed. now, there's been violence in orthern sinai. at least five policemen lost their lives and morsi supporters say the army shot at and injured more than 40 people. now, in cairo, the deputy leader of the muslim brotherhood has been arrested on suspicion of inciting violence. and here's what it looks like now in cairo's tahrir square. of course, it was an iconic place that saw the berth of a revolution that toppled the dictatorship of hosni mubarak. in just the last few weeks, it was the birthpl

snowden if he were to decide to go to venezuela now clearly edward snowden is searching for a new homeland he has applied according to reports for asylum in twenty one different countries and he did release a statement a week ago saying that he is now stateless and he's coming back to his homeland because of facing unfair prosecution or possible possible like imprint in prison or a death sentence if he feels he would not face a fair trial in the united states now while opinions about edward snowden and his actions are still very divided there is a lot of people that support what he has done there's a lot of people that criticize him and say he's a traitor but one thing that cannot be denied the fact is through edward snowden's revelations about the n.s.a.'s pervasive spying programs within the united states and abroad we have come to realize and know that the top u.s. officials have previously lied about the country's spy programs and this is caused many to wonder if the u.s. if u.s. officials could lie about surveillance programs what else could they be fibbing about tell the truth or som

humanitarian asylum to edward snowden praising him. for taking on what he called a villainous. supporters of the ousted egyptian president. people killed. in the capital of russia's republic of. have you with us today let's get straight to the world's top headlines right now the n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden finally has a place to go with venezuela offering him asylum and then escape from legal limbo snowden of course want to america on charges for leaking details about its global spy program let's get details now from. outside the moscow airport where he's been stranded since last month the really good to see you what exactly did the venezuelan leader have to say. basically a lot in terms of the united states. he actually chose a very opportune moment. helping hand to edward snowden he did it during a televised address during a. two. day and i believe. the venezuelan leader had to say. on have decided to offer humanitarian asylum to the young american edward snowden in the homeland of solomon believe. and snowden can come and live away from the persecution of american im

when we know that edward snowden will not be stepping out of the airport today what more do we know at this point. but we do know that the paperwork that he needs in order to step out of the airport on to russian soil officially has not come through in fact it should be another couple of days this is according to his adviser a russian lawyer anatoly. he just spoke with us just minutes ago and he gave us an interview and essentially said that. the federal migration service is still processing the documents that edward snowden needs in his hands before he can step out of the airport where he stayed for the last month now what this document is it's essentially a formalized notification that his bid for temporary asylum is in process and then gives him around three months to move freely about the country at the end of that three months is when the temporary asylum bid will either get a thumbs up or a thumbs down but at that point edward snowden and his team do have plans in place now if it is a favorable decision on the part of the effect of migration services to give him temporary asylum

whistleblower edward snowden finally submit a request for temporary asylum here in russia. also on the program seven people are killed and over two hundred eight hundred during the latest violence overnight in egypt as backers of the ousted president morsi clashed with police. and he denies claims that israel used one of its military bases to launch a strike on syria a report based on and off he saw its. new song rush on the wrong the wall this is all see with me here. and our welcome to the program. cia leaker edward snowden has officially requests a temporary asylum in russia the whistleblower has been stranded in a moscow airport for three weeks now and let's get all the details live from far andrea hi there so can you sir what can you say about edward snowden status right now well it does appear that his three week ordeal in the transit area of moscow sheremetyevo airport will soon come to an end and that is because the russian migration service has said it has now received an official application from him for temporary asylum in russia and although that will take three