Now at 11 00, breaking news, confrontations between police and protesters calling for justice for breonna taylor. And here we go again, looking live outside tonight at what they are doing to prepare for fire danger this weekend. It is not just the fire danger. It is also the heat and the air quality. Im tracking all of it in the forecast. Frustrating over slow reopenings. It is so important for all of us to stand together. A power freeing a powerful response to a Staggering Number of hate crimes against one community. We start with aching news, protesters clashing with police in oakland right now. Things took a turn about one hour ago, as hundreds made their way toward city hall. They through bottles at officers and turned over barricades. They called for justice for breonna taylor. She was shot and killed in her apartment after her boyfriend fired at officers. This is the third night of protests after a kentucky grand jury decided no officers would be charged in her death. We will sta
0 come next on toddlers & tiaras. all i know is, somehow, in season six, it is still managing to break new grounds. thanks for watching. early start begins now. on the run. the man responsible for one of the biggest leaks in u.s. history exposing america s secret spying program. this morning, vanished. where did he go? waking up after hours of destruction, tornadoes, floods and a score ching heat wave. riots in a crucial hot spot. tear gas and water cannons. we ll have more just ahead. lucky to be alive. a base jumper cheats death when her parachute fails to open. how does she survive that? terrifying, terrifying. good morning. welcome to early start. i m christie romans. itis 5:00 a.m. in the east. we begin with top secret nsa programs. the source of the leak, 29-year-old edward snowden back in the shadows. he s said to be in hong kong. where exactly is unclear. the white house welcomes debate over the surveillance programs and it s open to changes if the debate sh
government s request for the records for 90 days. there s never been an order quite this sweeping. reporter: it allows it to collect phone numbers for both parties. the time and duration of calls and location data, but not the content of the conversation and while that still leaves a lot of data, members of congress briefed on the surveillance say only business calls were being singled out for tracking, not cell phone and residential customers but weeding out some for all may be a tough sell. i think it s horrible. americans have become too complacent, the government taking our privacy left right and from. the government called it a vital tradeoff. in the last few years this program was used to stop a program, or excuse me, a sop a terrorist attack in the united states. we know. reporter: while the secret court order was made in april, it s the latest such legal ruling. according to senate democrats, briefed on intelligent matters, there are a chain of such orders