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Im adam longo. And im leslie foster. It sparked a wave of protests 8 months ago. Barbara has new details and we begin with Garrett Hague where a judge has a meeting with the attorneys in the morning. After more than 19 hours of deliberations stretched across three days the jurors remained hopelessly deadlocked and a judge agreed that was not going to change declaring a mistrial and sending the case back to the beginning. Judge Barry Williams decision to declare a mistrial gave baltimore neither ...

Would be to fortify the protections, the Privacy Protections for americans in the law but the law has evolved and exactly the opposite direction and indeed since 9 11 there has been a sea change in the law. If you back up a few decades following the church committees revelations in 1970s there was a series of laws and policies put in place that establish a kind of golden rule. Intelligence agencies could not collect information on americans from within the United States without some individualiz...

Iraq is still very much an experiment. One, i think the feeling that i got throughout the country is that there is still discussion about what this state represents, what it should be. And an idea that we in washington sometimes see as a divided nation that wants and should be formally split into three entities is in fact not there in many respects. Iraq is still trying to figure out in itself what the relationship should be between the communities, how it should treat its neighbors, how to rede...

Cs. With congress on its summer recess, the cities tour is on cspan every day at 6 00 p. M. Eastern. Today we head to wheeling, west virginia. The first major highway built by the federal government. Well take a look at civil war battle flags and recount senator Joe Mccarthys enemy from within speech which he delivered in wheeling in 1950. T next, legal analysts talk about government surveillance and data gathering technologies in the digital age. They examine the role of congress, the courts, a...

Making only one of which is occasionally human rights. Here in the united states, Human Rights Watch warns terrorism prosecutions are alienating communities that could aid in prevention. You start scratching the surface and you see that in the huge number of these socalled terrorist plots, there was involved. Roth says the nsas extensive surveillance of private democracy. There are a series of things done in the names of protecting us that are actually violating all of our rights. Roth also talk...

Making only one of which is occasionally human rights. Here in the united states, Human Rights Watch warns terrorism prosecutions are alienating communities that could aid in prevention. You start scratching the surface and you see that in the huge number of these socalled terrorist plots, there was nothing until the f. B. I. Got involved. Roth says the nsas extensive surveillance of private communications is harming democracy. There are a series of things done in the names of protecting us that...

His lines of communications. Glen gleanwald at the guardian at the time almost missed breaking the story of the nsa Surveillance Program because when snowden asked him to install an encryption tool called pgp, greenwald failed. He went to another journal ist who was better schooled in the dark arts of digit communication who got the documents to the guardian and eventually out to the world. One year into the snowden story, one of the biggest less options journalists can draw this if you are no g...

His lines of communications. Glen gleanwald at the guardian at the time almost missed breaking the story of the nsa Surveillance Program because when snowden asked him to install an encryption tool called pgp, greenwald failed. He went to another journal ist who was better schooled in the dark arts of digit communication who got the documents to the guardian and eventually out to the world. One year into the snowden story, one of the biggest less options journalists can draw this if you are no g...

Terrorism prosecutions are alienating communities that could aid in prevention. You start scratching the surface and you see that in the huge number of these socalled terrorist plots, there was involved. Roth says the nsas extensive surveillance of private democracy. There are a series of things done in the names of protecting us that are actually violating all of our rights. Roth also talks about his motivation for getting into human rights work in the first place. Finally, in july, 1938, he wa...

His lines of communications. Glen gleanwald at the guardian at the time almost missed breaking the story of the nsa Surveillance Program because when snowden asked him to install an encryption tool called pgp, greenwald failed. He went to another journal ist who was better schooled in the dark arts of digit communication who got the documents to the guardian and eventually out to the world. One year into the snowden story, one of the biggest less options journalists can draw this if you are no g...