MALVEAUX: President Obama is going to talk with Russian president, Vladimir Putin. The United States considers Edward Snowden a spy. Today, he made his first public statement since he arrived in Moscow last month. Listen closely. The audio quality not that great but we wanted to hear what he had to say.</s>EDWARD SNOWDEN, NSA WHISTLEBLOWER: A little over one month ago, I had a family, a home in paradise, and I lived in great comfort. I also had the capability, without any warrant to search for, seize and read your communications. Anyone's communication at any time.</s>MALVEAUX: Snowden said today he wants temporary asylum in Russia and asked some human rights lobbyists to lobby on his behalf. The deliberations will begin moments away. They will be given their instructions by the judge and determine the fate of George Zimmerman in the second-degree murder trial. Up next.
Obama to Talk to Putin about Snowden