NPR美国国家公共电台 NPR 2013-11-05

 The Obama administration and congressional law makers 2 are rejecting a plea for clemency 3 from Edward Snowden whose in the sylum in Russia. Snowden met with a German law maker 1 last week and gave him a letter asking the US for clemency for charges of allegedly leaking classified information form the National Security Agency. Snowden wrote speaking the truth is not a crime. The White House adviser 4 DF told ABC this week clemency is not a option.Mr.Snowden violated the US law,there ends of in our believes always been, he should return to United States and face justice.

House intelligence committee chairman MR agrees Snowden has triggered a firestorm among US Allies over allegations over the US spied on them.
Sectary of States John Carry in on the tour of the middle east that started today with a surprised visit to Egypt, and C/ reports/
It was a sign of just how much has changed between the US and Egypt, once the most s/ ally in the Arab world, that the visit was shroud 5 in secrecy 6. In the Cairo press conference with Egypt foreign minister, Carry acknowledged turbulence 7 between the two nations, but said the US is committed to the Egyptian people and praised the in-term government for taking steps toward holding the election next year. The United States believes that the US-Egypt partnership 8 is going to be the strongest when Egypt is represented by a inclusive, democratically elected s/ government. The US has suspended a sizeable amount of US military aid to Egypt following a wide crackdown on M/ supporters, over 1000 people has been killed so far. 
And it is really drown crashed in the GS today.Israel says it went down because of a technical malfunction 9. A P/ militant 10 group says it shut the drown/ down and seize it. Israeli officials say they are investigating Israel's one of world's largest manufactures of military drowns.
The World Food Program says it distributed food/ to a record of 3.3 million sereals last month, but as S/ reports, the WFP says the aids still felt short.
WFP spokeswoman I/ says more areas in Syria are becoming inaccessible 11 to /agencies because of the intensification 12 of the conflict, especially near D/. WFP feels very concerned about the fate of many Syrians trapped in conflict area and still in need of urgent food assistance. I/ says WFP is monitoring reports of emerging malnutrition 13 among children in besieged 14 areas. She notes the UN food agency has been unable to access 38 locations in rural D/ for more than a year, the residences are cut off from food, medical supplies and other basic items.
B/ international airport is back open after a threat this afternoon, prompted evacuation, flight dever/ and an investigation 15 by bomb technicians. Officials say an airport employee found a note containing the threat. The incident comes after Friday shooting at LA's international airport left a TSA agent dead. The TSA administrator 16 was planning to go to congress to call for a thorough re-examination of federal airport security policy.
In the NewO courtroom tomorrow, oil giant BP will try to reverse a multi-billion dollar settlement for the 2010 oil spill in the gulf 17 of Mexico. BP had agreed to a payment system worked out with the residences and businesses,but now is arguing the cut deal is being misinterpretated and  the administrators 18 are allowing payment for some froge/ and claims.
The New York marathon was back in action today after super Sandy forced to be canceled last year. It was run without incident as JS, a member station WNYC reports.
Two million supporters line in the 46.2 miles road, cheering them more than 48,000 runners who started the race. Marathon organizers say they spent a million dollars on security this year, more than twice as much as last year in response to the Bostin marathon bombing.