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Ainsley: jillian mele is here with headlines. flu to our team. are you having fun yet? jillian: i am having funnel. jetblue is firing back at critics after a family claims they were kicked off a flight for storing a cake in the overhead bin. the airline says they put the deserted in the area reserved for safety equipment. and refused multiple requests to move it. the confrontation caught on video sparking outrage. has it been resolved? it s right here. it s right here. jetblue says the family also cursed at crew members. they plan to sue. families who sheltered nsa whistle blower edward snowden in hong kong are in hot water. the group of refugee refugees fi lanka now facing deportation. city rejecting requests for asylum. the lawyer calling decision retaliation for helping snowden. the former nsa contractor hifd in hong kong for two weeks in june of 2013 after revealing ....
Boycotting sends a very positive message. so that s also really important. some call for a boycott. many athletes have said, no, that s not the right thing to do. many in russia are worried there will be a boycott. thae they re concerned if there s any disruption of the sochi olympics, they will be blamed for it. so they re trying to figure out, you know, as they say, positive ways to protest this anti-gay propaganda law that the russians have instituted. wolf? on the issue of edward snowden, president putin s remarks were pretty, some would say, cavalier, not helping snowden, not working with snowden, sort of envies he said i don t know if he was sarcastic or what president obama s massive surveillance programs, what do you make on comments like there is? well, first of all, spoken like a true former kgb agent. ....
Understands what level of security he should have better than any of us. another big priority for snowden is surrounding himself with people he believes he can trust. that could by why rangements are under way to get his father a visa to travel from the united states to moscow to be with his son as soon as possible. and a job offer. yeah, very high profile job offer from a social networking site in this country that s often compared to the russian version of facebook. the man who founded it said he would love to bring snowden on board. he thinks he probably have some interest in working with him to help protect the personal information. the details of the millions of people who use the site an he s very much, very proud of russia for helping snowden with this. snowden s lawyer says that finding work right now that s not in the top list of priorities at this time. all right. ....
From his airport ordeal. after that, he ll do some media interviews and then, well, he doesn t know. edward snowden must now build a new life in a country he officially entered for the first time just one day ago. so, carol, snowden is already making friends and now working to get some family here, as well. his lawyer is already working on the formalities to get his father a visa so he can travel to moscow to be with his son as soon as possible. something else. i understand snowden is getting a lot of job offers in russia. tell us about that. there s been one very public job offer, a high-profile one from a hugely popular social networking site. often described as the russian version of facebook and the founder of this company said he s pround of his country, russia, for helping snowden in this way and would love him to ....
And the opinions of juror b-37 expressed on the anderson cooper show were her own and not representative of the jurors listed below. the jurors identify themselves only by their jury pool numbers and not their names. tonya miller joining me here in atlanta with page pate. welcome to both of you. thank you. first of all, i thought it was striking that the other jurors felt the need to put out this public statement, is that unusual, page? this case is unusual. rarely do you have this much attention post-trial. not uncommon for a juror to want to talk about his or her experience and not uncommon for a lawyer to find out what they were thinking but uncommon for it to be broadcast to the world, like it is here. unclear what they are upset about, tonya. but you sort of read into it and it s like some of this juror b37 statements are riling them up for some reason. we don t know, right, because ....