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All over the world today, more than 80 different reporters working in dozens of different countries, what they found is that the people who are actually being targeted with this total surveillance capability aren't necessarily criminals and gangsters and spies. it's exactly who you think would be targeted with this kind of surveillance technology by a government that didn't feel like he could face any rules for doing such a thing. the targeting human rights activists, opposition leaders, dissidents, rival politicians, foreign leaders seem to be spying on their own family members. the scope of ...

Courtroom. that's over. that was a surprise. the other surprising development in manafort's case today was when prosecutors filed a notification to the judge that they may call in the manafort case as many as five witnesses who are people who have not previously been named in any of the indictments. prosecutors said in this filing today they are not people who have even been publicly described as having anything to do with this case but prosecutors now say that they may call any or all of these five witnesses and they're notifying the court that those five witnesses have been granted immunity ...

He's put up millions of dollars basically as security, telling the government he won't flee the country, he won't flee prosecution. he's wearing ankle bracelets -- he's wearing one or two ankle bracelets and he's promised to put up millions of dollars in property and cash to say that he can be left at home rather than in jail while he awaits these charges. the special counsel's office tonight has said that while he's been out on bail, while he's been on pretrial release paul manafort has been tampering with witnesses in his case and he should therefore effectively be jailed, and they're demand...

Citizen's perspective, yes, it is fascinating that the president is making this admission now about firing the fbi director. it's fascinating that he's now admitting that that's what he did and why. but from a legal sense, how does that relate to9] justice, as a realistic legal liability for the president? we will figure that out this hour with expert help. and along the same lines, it is something even weirder than fascinating that=íúe this will forever be a front page in u.s. presidential history. this is the front page of "the new york times" website right now. president acknowledges porn...

Fact make a six-figure payment to an adult film actress right before the election to keep her quiet about her claims that she'd had an affair with the president. now this is something that the president has previously denied knowing anything about, but now he has copped to it in black and white. based on recent media disclosures by the president's lawyer rudy giuliani, we had some inkling that this disclosure might be coming. but once the claim was filed in the president's financial disclosure form today, it was quickly followed by a bona fide surprise. alongside this public written declaratio...