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el jefe de la nsa testificÓ ante el congreso que su agencia no recopila informaciÓn de estadounidenses sin la debida autorizaciÓn de una corte especial, pero sÓlo se aplica en estados unidos. las compaÑÍas informÁticas dijeron desconocer que el gobierno interfiere con sus sistemas. nos ha preocupado esa posibilidad por mucho tiempo y por eso, continuamente estamos extendiendo la criptografÍa a los servicios y extensiones de google, pero su contrincante es muy poderoso. >> tiene todos los recursos del mundo y yo creo que mÁs del 50% de los recursos se dedican a la decodificaciÓn. entonces, hay varios niveles que ellos pueden entrar muy fÁcilmente. >> algunos analistas dicen que por seguridad mutua, los gobiernos europeos a pesar de que ahora protestan son cÓmplices en la intervención de los programas. >> en cualquier parte del mundo el gobierno estadounidense y las agencias tienen arreglos de cooperaciÓn. >> un grupo de legisladores plantea presentar un proyecto de ley con prohibiciones adicionales para nsa y mÁs supervisiÓn sobre las intervenciones de la agencia. en washi

las americas sweeping surveillance could back fire washington has warned that the nsa activities could be the publication of new terror attacks overseas. the danger is coming from one of its closest allies find out which one was getting published the oc. the interesting picture. reporters were there the animal. if you don't did you know the difference is the only industry specifically mentioned that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy b out of it. oh well. in fact the single greatest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government we can hide change my handphone possible trans national corporations that would profit by destroying our founding fathers. mark and on the show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going fine. it will be on to identify. rational debate no real discussion of critical issues facing america got ready to join the movement walk with it the charter is seeking to diversify its economy with more emphasis on markets and the private sector. it's a new direction for the country's ruling congress party and the

he gave incognito the money fearing consequences if he didn't. >>> nsa edward snowden wants the charges against him dropped the nsa whistleblower asked for international help to persuade u.s. authorities to give him clemency. so far the white house says no. marianne rafferty has details. >>> nsa whistleblower edward snowden has been charged with federal crimes but he wants to be let off the hook saying authorities are looking to criminalize the speech. viper says that's not going to happen. >> mr. snowden violated u.s. law and there always has been he should return to the united states and face justice. >> snowden has also indicated he would like to testify before congress about the nsa surveillance program. california senator diane fine stein said he already had his chance. >> he had an opportunity if what he was was a whistleblower to f pick up the phone and call the house intelligence committee senate intelligence committee and say look i have information you want to see. that didn't happen. >> tensions between the u.s. and germany have also been strained thanks in part to leaks by s

and check out the preventive benefits you get after the health care la open enrollment ends december 7th. so now's the time. visit medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare >> newly released documents and massive surveillance bite nsa. and it broke privacy rules and promised a secret court that it would stop the process and going a head and doing it again and again and again. judge, good day to you. >> good day to you. >> how did we get these documents now. >> it was released by people and we don't know the sources of them. it is not edward snowden documents. and they are concerned about violating the constitution and court that supposedly super vised it. it was brought by the nsa's attention that this was not to be allowed. what did the nsa do other than ignore it. and when the court's information. you have no obligation to be accountable for your work you have a tendency to do what you want. nsa yes, thank you and please, thank you. and it will go on. and nsa reports on itself. and isn't that ridiculous. >> and this is the biggest spy agency on the planet and they are spying on the telep

arches alone going though on the scene at las to do that. moving on to germany were one politician is making a bid to bring edward snowed in and of the country to appear as a witness against nsa spying activities. german green party politician hans christian strobe all that was started in moscow where he received a letter from the nsa whistleblower to be shared with german authorities. the letter started rights. i am heartened by the response by act of political expression in both the united states and beyond citizens around the world is full of high officials including the united states have judged the revelation of an unaccountable system a pervasive surveillance to be a service. today german interior minister hans peter friedrich confirm that he's trying to find a way to bring snowed in in the country to testify in front of german officials the doc can be difficult since the data were certainly use russia. you will lose his sight on their meaning in a deal that the spying journey house to come with new protections for snowden. a press con