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Caused that? was it a bomb? structural failure? >> adding to the theory this was more than just weather, the victims recovered were wearing no clothing. that would indicate they fell a long way after the cabin broke up. as the clues come in, stay with abc news for complete coverage. we'll take you back to indonesia for the latest in our next half hour. going to keeper focus overseas and to london where a terror threat is forcing a change of security tactics. fears the famous royal guards to be targeted by isis militants has led to them being moved to positions behind locked gates. usually th...

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Poll shows three out of four americans believes the massive collection of phone call data by the nsa, national security agency, that snowden personally exposed intrudes on our privacy rights. you got it. 3/4 of don't like what they've been doing. while the white house and state department may consider snowden a criminal, even a traitor, he may have performed a public service for exposing these privacy concerns, sparking a national debate which goes on over the government's far-reaching security tactics. joining me now is pulitzer prize winning columnist eugene robinson and simon marks. gentlem...

Massive collection of phone call data by the nsa, the national security agency that snowden personally exposed intrudes on our privacy rights. you got it. 3/4 of don't like what they've been doing. while the white house and state department may consider snowden a criminal and a traitor, he may have performed a public service for exposing the privacy concerns sparking a national debate which goes on over the government's far-reaching security tactics. joining me now is pulitzer prize winning columnist eugene robinson. gentlemen, i want to go with eugene here. i don't know whether -- to me, the ...

Snowden left by taxi to a nearby secure location. he can now live and work in russia for up to a year while his application for permanent political -- i guess it's exile is pending. a recent "washington post"/abc poll shows three out of four americans believes the massive collection of phone call data by the nsa, national security agency, that snowden personally exposed intrudes on our privacy rights. you got it. 3/4 of don't like what they've been doing. while the white house and state department may consider snowden a criminal, even a traitor, he may have performed a public service for expos...