snowden is remarkable in what he did, he could have cashed in if he had nefarious goals. he truly was a patriot. and thought how can we get this information out? well, the president calls him lawless and they re charging him with espionage, he is saying the country he is devoted to is lawless, and are the revelation, 5 million cell phone records are being recorded every day. the government leakers i have reached this point in the snowden revelation where the marginal return has flattened, where i now just assume the worst, where every bite in the world is captured by the nsa. i felt like that from the beginning i don t think i necessarily realized that. that gets to the part of the question about snowden, the question of, has he done this terrible thing or has he done nothing? and people seem to argue both of them. the question is has he done something terrible or not
here had a meeting with a top kremlin official about snowden s status and a whole range of thorny issues including syria. these two countries really know that they need each other and some analysts now are saying that we might see a cancellation of that one-on-one meeting between presidents putin and obama here in moscow scheduled just before the g-20 early next month. but besides that, very little more is expected. mara, back to you. jim maceda in moscow, thanks so much, jim. this week marked a historic milestone where same-sex couples began exchanging vows as same-sex marriage became legal in both states. this on the heels of a global shift in perception on gay rights. on his way back from brazil earlier this week pope francis said he would not judge priests for their sexual orientation. in a mixture of english and italian, if someone is gay and searches for the lord and has good will, who am i to judge?
the kgb taken this guy. he has nothing to offer. bill: give them asylum after the united states made a big show of saying we don t want nil nation to give him asylum and they have scared a whole lot of nations away from doing that if putin decides to spit in our eye two months from now nobody will remember who snowden is. bill: i will remember him. it must be a burden to carry all that around. bill: not a burden somebody has to do it because guys like you don t care. i don t care about snowden and i don t care about putin. bill: on the record, if putin insults the united states, you say fine? i don t say it s fine he insults him. go ahead and do it what do i care? you are over there i might worry about it i don t know. i didn t think about that if the shoe was on the other foot we would take him and give him asylum. bill: that s speculative and i don t agree with that for a minute. you are the king of speculation. bill: give one russian we have given asylum bo
the kgb taken this guy. he has nothing to offer. bill: give them asylum after the united states made a big show of saying we don t want nil nation to give him asylum and they have scared a whole lot of nations away from doing that if putin decides to spit in our eye two months from now nobody will remember who snowden is. bill: i will remember him. it must be a burden to carry all that around. bill: not a burden somebody has to do it because guys like you don t care. i don t care about snowden and i don t care about putin. bill: on the record, if putin insults the united states, you say fine? i don t say it s fine he insults him. go ahead and do it what do i care? you are over there i might worry about it i don t know. i didn t think about that if the shoe was on the other foot we would take him and give him asylum. bill: that s speculative and i don t agree with that for a minute. you are the king of speculation. bill: give one russian we have given asylum bo
the runway when that truck was responding. it s still not clear if that victim was already dead or not. from the white house to the kremlin. don t do it, don t give asylum to nsa leaker edward snowden. cnn s phil black tells us about snowden s new moves to get out of the airport. reporter: this is the first video of edward snowden since he fled hong kong and arrived at share met ved airport. a little over a month ago, i had a family, a home in paradiez. reporter: he excited activ t activists to meet him. they returned after an hour, announcing that snowden has changed intentions. he now wants political asylum in russia, but only temporarily. he wants to move on to latin america, but he feels the only way he s going to be safe in