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Surveillance powers, the nsas own internal audit reveals the agency has broken its own privacy rules and overstepped its Legal Authority thousands of times a year. Then we go to cairo where the Muslim Brotherhood has called for a day of rage after more than 600 people were killed on wednesday. The one thing people will not stand for in the long term is to have this kind of regressive Security State inflicted upon them. Once the targets of this authoritarian apparatus moves away from the islamist...

Started testing the new streetcar today. The new streetcar just added this weekend, and its a big change for People Living there along the h street corridor. And we are going to get a live report from derek ward in just a moment, but first, a lot more sun today. Heres chuck with the forecast. Hey, chuck. Yeah, were all very happy to see the sunshine, making a comeback. And we get to see the sunshine for a couple of days now. So a nice day to get outside and enjoy it. Temperatures are pretty clos...

Those countries dont interfere in egypts domestic affairs. I want to bring in richard wolf and sam stein. Richard, we were talking about the europe upon union and the americans and exactably what sort of leverage they somewhere over the egyptians. There was also an interesting piece in the New York Times discussing just how complicated our relationship with the egyptians is. The u. S. War strips have preferential passage through the suez scandal. Theres a whole host of things that egypt gives us...

Espionage act and other charges. He now faces up to 136 years in prison. Julian assange will join us from the Ecuadorian Embassy in london where he has been living for more than a year. Then we go to fort meade, maryland, where the sentencing hearing begins today. Obrien,peak to alexa who has been reporting from their everyday. We are not talking about the trial, as important as it is. We are talking about setting legal precedent for National Security and whistleblowers, and beyond that, people ...

Espionage act and other charges. He now faces up to 136 years in prison. Julian assange will join us from the Ecuadorian Embassy in london where he has been living for more than a year. Then we go to fort meade, maryland, where the sentencing hearing begins today. Obrien,peak to alexa who has been reporting from their everyday. We are not talking about the trial, as important as it is. We are talking about setting legal precedent for National Security and whistleblowers, and beyond that, people ...

The crisis. Were only able to give our children now once a day. The counting and gab basic amounts in foreign children. With broadcasting, lot of direct from our studios in moscow. This is our to international. Im john thomas. Certainly glad to have you with us. Now we start with updates on the war in ukraine as incoming artillery fire is reported in russias course region near the ukrainian border. In massive blaze, reportedly from the shelling has been captured in the video posted on social med...

Politico wood bridge the gap would bridge the gap over 2014. What would it take to avoid sequestration entirely . Ive been feeling fast they have the feeling they will get blamed if it does they do nothing. Many analysts believe even if lawmakers do here to public pressure it will not happen until the last minute. Another potential deadline deal is living. Back to those defense cuts. Sequestration would force cuts in the dullest way possible from a management standpoint. Congress needs to work f...

Bezos purchases the Washington Post. Year, amazon inked a 600 million Cloud Computing deal with the cia. Now the founder owns the most important newspaper in washington. We will speak to media critics as well as book publisher Dennis Johnson. In the view of american publishers, they are a threat. They have been discounting books so severely they have done great damage to the markets and publishers have been really struggling as to how to control that. We will also speak to mother jones reporter ...

I just wanted to mention that one of the tools an Agency Always has is enforcement of the law as it is. And my article was directed at going expanding regulations to address issues that might not be able to reached under current law. But i didnt discuss in that article an antiabuse regulation under section 956 that as i read it, on its terms and because of some peculiar aspects that are quite expansive could actually be used to treat what is called a hopscotch loan from a controlled foreign subs...

That has seen its share of ups and downs. Our viewers on Public Television in america and around the globe. Hosni mubarak served two years of a life sentence in prison before he was released today. The former egyptian president was flown by helicopter out of jail. To the hospital he is held under house arrest. He still faces charges of complicity in the killing of Tahrir Square protesters. Supporters celebrate the turning back of the clock. Many celebrated his removal but two years of turmoil ha...