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Loud the name of all 26 americans in the case, listing them all. fugitive, fugitive, fugitive, but while the trial was carried out in absentia, the station man became a wanted man, this is the interpol poster of him, in 2009, the verdict came down, the judge convicted them for the kidnapping of that cleric off the street in milan. it was touted as a landmark ruling, but only a symbolic one, since the defendants were not in the courtroom. robert lady was handed an eight-year sentence, they never ...

Country, for torture, whatever. when the prosecutor named the local cia station chief in that case the chief claimed diplomatic immunity, but the judge didnt by buy it. by that time, the man had retired, and the judge said for a crime as serious as kidnapping, even an active diplomatic employee wouldnt get immunity. well, two years later, an arrest warrant was issued for him and 20 other people for kidnapping and seized without a warrant and taking the person to another country, also known as on...

>> i think thats reasonable. i agree. >> would be alive today. >> dr. carson? >> there are no winners in this situation. and, you know, part of the problem here is it looks like a travesty of justice because zimmerman gets away completely free. but, you know, the way i look at it, this was not a second-degree murder. this was a third-degree murder. this was a manslaughter. and if, in fact, that had been the case, he would have perhaps spent a year or two in jail. he would have come out an lived ...

Still come out, i wont have thrown away my life for nothing. at this point thats antithetical. hes much too public, thats not going to happen. nothing thats been released has been remotely damaging to national security and that is going to continue to be exactly how it is. >> obviously people in the government would disagree with you on that. glenn, youve been critical of the medias focus on snowden the fugitive, the american medias focus, as opposed to the information hes revealed about the nsa...

Jenna: lets just skip all those stories and talk about the baby. jon: baby watch. awww. major developments in the saga of edward snowden. he says theres even more damaging information out there that he could release. jenna: thats what he says. you might need a fact checker on that. i believe we have one coming up in a moment. hi, everybody. great to have you on this monday and lets talk a little bit about whats going on with edward snowden. the fugitive could have highly sensitive documents that...

>> if i were the u.s. government, i would be hoping and praying that he stays in control of how these stories are being reported because of how responsible hes been. >> reporter: it is just part of the reason official washington says snowden is a criminal. >> every day this man is a fugitive on the run. he puts the united states and national security more at risk. >> he riveminds everyone what h could have done. >> i had the capability without any warrant to search for, seize and read your commu...

Thats such a great story. i love stories that end like that. i also love stories that end like this. we tell you about criminals all the time. dumb criminals happen to be my favorite kind of criminal because they get caught. heres a robbery suspect who was arrested because the local police department decided to, as a program called fugitive of the day. they posted his picture on facebook, on the police departments website. >> okay. >> he decided that after seeing his picture and his name and w...

Snowden has highly sensitive documents on how the agency works that could harm the u.s. government. glenn greenwald tells the associated press, that the documents are an instruction manual for how the nsa is built. >> in order to take documents that prove what he was saying was true, he had to take ones that included sensitive, detailed blueprints of how the nsa does what they do. and so, hes in possession of literally thousands of documents that contain very specific blueprints that would allow...

>> chris: nsa leaker edward snowden on friday making his first public appearance after three weeks in a moscow airport. snowden now says he wants asylum in russia while he arranges travel to latin america. here to discuss the snowden case and more, chairman of the homeland security committee, e, representative michael mccaul. what do you think about what the white house is calling his propaganda platform to make his announcement? >> every day this fugitive is on the run, he puts the united state...

Surveillance state to the degree they are. >> theyve been expanding the surveillance state and also the sort of war on leakers. it is very unfortunate that edward snowden is in russia. it is randangerous and united states but there is a reason we havent traditionally treated leaking to the press as a form of espionage or havent held people in solitary confinement the way bradley manning was. they sort of raised the stakes and pushed him to become a national fugitive. they say they welcome this d...