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jeff daniels is here! [ cheers and applause ] from the new adam sandler movie, "grown ups 2," he's always funny. and he's got a really great outfit on backstage. the very funny nick swardson is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] i love nick swardson. >> steve: god bless him. >> jimmy: yep. [ cheers and applause ] i love nick swardson. >> steve: god bless him. >> jimmy: yep. plus he's got lots of exotic animals to show us, the great jeff musial is dropping by with some new exotic animals that i've never seen before. [ applause ] and we have music -- you guys like music? [ cheers and applause ] tonight, this is what i'm talking about. this is, like, one of the best -- they're just so good. they're going to blow your pants off. we have music from preservation hall jazz band! >> steve: oh, come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i mean so fun. you can listen to that for an hour. it's so fun to be back. you guys, i was noticing this trend on facebook where people will post an image of an inspiring quo

how do you explain how sit that the courtsided with danielle in this? >> the court took a strict interpretation of what the statute says. it says if a man provides his semen to a physician for the purpose of inseminated an unmarried woman he is barred legally from asserting that he is the father. but there's two different statutes at play here. that's why we have the bill pending. there's another statute that says that a man can come to court, a man anywhere in the world that could be any other individual other than jason doing this, and this man could say i held this child out as my own and i received the child into my home and the court would give him the opportunity to be heard on whether he could be legally determined to be the father. the only man who can't is jason, the biological father. >> briefly there's legislation now pending that could change that so that it would apply to somebody in jason's situation but would it pass would it apply retroactively? would it help jason's situation? >> well, the legislation sitting in the assembly will be eff

pagaran con cÁrcel los padres pederastas, estamos con el experto en religiÓn daniel Álvarez, estamos ccion el secretario del tesoro y hablÓ que los inmigrantes son importantes para la economÍa del paÍs, comenzamos. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) vamos al punto. con jorge ramos. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> vamos al punto. hoy vamos hablar del presidente de mÉxico, enrique peÑa nieto. y comenzamos con una pregunta ¿hasta quÉ punto nos podemos poner en la vida privada de los personajes publicas? la respuesta entre periodistas suele ser cuando ese asunto privado, afecta o se extiende la vida pÚblica. este es el caso del presidente de mÉxico, con marisa dÍaz, la mujer con la que segÚn ella, tuvieron una relaciÓn extra matrimonial por 9 aÑos, durante esa relaciÓn tuvieron un hijo que tiene 9 aÑos y se llama diego peÑa dÍaz, aunque peÑa nieto reconociÓ esa relacion y ese hijo, todo en ese caso era privado, hasta que hace una semana, marisa dÍaz sacÓ un video en la internet, exigiendole varios cosas al aro presidente de mÉxico. en ese momento el asunto se hizo pÚblico, y fue cubierto

so you studied and worked under chef daniel boloud. howe how did you get the resources to open your own bakery? >> i worked for daniel for six years and after that, decided i was moving on and opening my own bakery. >> good for you. good for you. was it tough to open your own business? >> it is different from being a pastry chef to being a business owner. >> sure. and was it easy to get the funds needed? >> i had some savings and i start it had on my own. >> good for you. congratulations. you have trademarked the cronut is that right? >> that's right. >> tell me about it. >> we trademarked the cronut to make sure we can keep doing it and keep our creation at the bakery. >> congratulations it looks delicious. we so appreciate you bringing everything. chef dominique ansel, for joining us. we appreciate it. we will take a short break. when we come back, we will look at the news this coming week that will have an impact on your money. >>> being rich isn't all it used to be. what is your magic number when it comes to financial security? [ m

he is the former executive pastry chef at restaurant daniel under celebrity chef daniel balew before opening his own bakery in soho. so good to have you on the program. >> thank you for having me. >> so what are you doing there? >> it's a summer treat. it's smores. marshmallow ice cream, developed for the summer, and actually is special recipe that we can freeze. inside, there's vanilla ice cream and chocolate wafer. >> so ice cream inside? >> you can see ice cream coated with chocolate wafer. >> oh, my goodness. you fired it up. >> we torched it to order, and put it with smoke with wood. >> and that looks like heaven, and i want to talk to you about the cronut here. you came up with this idea of the cronut the you've become famous for the dessert you created. it's half croissant and half doughnut, or it's a special dough? >> it's a special dough. we describe it as half-croissant, because the texture and the -- the dough is really similar to croissant dough. it's something we launched the beginning of may and we change the flavor every month. >> oh, okay. and why do you think it's be

there you see daniel schumacher. he created an animation. the defense would like it to be admitted, showing what the defense says happened on that night when george zimmerman shot and killed trayvon martin. the prosecution, the state, doesn't want the animation released as evidence. the judge has to make a decision whether or not this animation, which is mostly, we're told, still photos of what the defense says happened when trayvon martin, they say, was on top of george zimmerman, was beating him, and then george zimmerman took out his gun and shot and killed trayvon martin in the heart. we're monitoring this largely legal technical discussion that's going on before the judge. there you see mark o'mara, the criminal defense attorney for george zimmerman, will go back there once we get word on this. of course, once the jurors go back into the courtroom and the defense resumes calling witnesses, we'll have live coverage, so stand by for that. >>> but there's other news we're covering in the "cnn newsroom," as well. they were held captive for

danielle leigh, brian? >> thank you very much, danielle leigh live in san francisco. we appreciate it. we now have to respect the seat belt all the more. >>> in alaska at another plane crash investigation is underway. this one more deadly. the ntsb is looking for the cause of the plane crash at sol dat na airport that killed ten people. it's 75 miles southwest of anchorage, alaska opinion it's unclear whether it happened during takeoff or landing, but all passengers and one pilot did not survive. the crash was at 11:20 a.m. local time. witnesses say it was completely on fire when first responders arrived at the scene. a the lot of in-state flying in that state because they don't have as many roads as we may in the continental u.s. >>> moving to canada where a runway train killed five people and that number could rise sharply. it happened in quebec. 40 people remain missing. a train began rolling downhill without a driver. in all four cars caught fire leading to a huge explosion that destroyed dozens of buildings including a popular bar. this happened at 1:00 a.m., a t

what do you think, daniel? [laughter] >> this year we're proud to give the award for best merchant association to lower haight merchant and neighborhood association a.k.a. lo hamna, rolls off the tongue. [laughter] >> it's truly a great organization. we in our capacity, we work a lot with different neighborhood associations, different merchant associations. and far and away the lower haight merchants association is one of the best we had the pleasure to work with. that holds for always, but this past year was a really remarkable year for the organization. they dealt with some challenges, notably the water and fire, some public safety concerns. and they also had some success he. they have art walks really successful art walks four times a year. but then there's always another street fair happening. it's really, you know, we can celebrate their achievements, but it's really the spirit with which they do their work, the passion and the creativity and the sense of community and bringing people to the table to figur

she fired one shot at the ground and then fired several rounds at daniels. now, unfortunately, this is fatalment men fatal. he died on the scene at the gulf statio station. >> ktra was at a press conference there. >> i went to the gas station to get gas. i did don't to hurt anyone, and i was just protecting myself. >> police say they did find a knife by louis daniels' body when they arrived on scene. >> and she says she immediately went home to tell her family what happened, but witnesses wrote down her license plate and handed it into the police. so far, no charges have been filed in the case, but they have referred the case to to a grand jury. >>> move over wheelchair. introducing -- see how this offroad chair can go off of the grid. >>> and dude sets up a prank on the roommate by lacing -- >> these delicious plates of yummy food with lots and lots of black pepper, and his roommate hates pepper. >> well, >>> dogs have long been known as man's best friend for many reasons. this is one of them. this is lieutenant gary doherty coming home, a service member, a

daniel partnered with heidi and jerry white in efforts. jerry lost a leg near the same area as daniel. the came from napa valley vitners paul and dean. heidi clue floou between california and israel nearly half a dozen times, meeting with top leaders including prime minister, palestinian president and religious leaders persuaded a retired army kol nem nel and a palestinian mother of four to team up for this project. >> we look to see israeli children and palestinian children playing in the land without mine autos heidi met with the leader of the catholic church in jerusalem who gave her a first ever peace medal in the name of young daniel. >> this little boy helped change not only the face of his nation but around the world. >> cheryl jengs abc 7 news. >> turning how to weather, everybody wants to know if there is going to be fog. >> no fog at the coast yet. it's expected to develop later so if it does arrive goitsing to cool down a lot. highs over 100 today low to mid-80s tomorrow so change is on the way. here is the accu-weather forecast

the man who leaked the papers daniel elsburg sat down with john austin tonight at his east bay home. what's his reaction? >> reporter: he believes the laws manning was convicted of breaking are unconstitutional and he says the case was designed to put a chill on investigative journalism that digs for the truth. he's not the only one who thinks justice wasn't done. a few dozen people rallied at market streets in san francisco pleas pleased that bradley manning was not found guilty but upset at other charges. >> some charges were initially designed to punish spies. manning on the other hand was a whistle-blower. >> it was a mixed verdict for the 25-year-old private first class. the judge cleared him of aiding the enemy but convicted him of 20 of 22 charges including espionage, theft and computer fraud. he revealed a video of u.s. troops firing on civilians in iraq and downloaded thousands of documents he gave to wikileaks. >> this is the first ever espionage conviction against a whistle-blower in the united states. it's a dangerous precedent and an example of national security extremis

daniel what tipped the scales? was it higher unemployment figures? >> listen, finally action in washington, d.c. related to the jobs act. in a vote last week, 4-1 of the sec commission they finally voted to lift the ban on general solicitation this was more than a year overdue based on the congressional deadline they were given. david: what tipped the scales, daniel? was it the fact that unemployment stayed high? >> a really a lot of pressure congress passed the law and you specifically said you have 90 days to lift the ban. and sec finally responded to do that. david: we'll look at details and how it will affect what we're talking about, crowd funding, et cetera. how will it change things? for example, a the lo of people will say like when we saw all the lawyer ads on television appear. are we going to see, is it going to be that obvious to most people about this change? >> well this is a pretty dramatic change to securities laws. as you noted for the past 80 years we've had a ban on mass marketing or advertising private security offerings. for the

the man who leaked the papers daniel elsburg sat down with john austin tonight at his east bay home. what's his reaction? >> reporter: he believes the laws manning was convicted of breaking are unconstitutional and he says the case was designed to put a chill on investigative journalism that digs for the truth. he's not the only one who thinks justice wasn't done. a few dozen people rallied at market streets in san francisco pleas pleased that bradley manning was not found guilty but upset at other charges. >> some charges were initially designed to punish spies. manning on the other hand was a whistle-blower. >> it was a mixed verdict for the 25-year-old private first class. the judge cleared him of aiding the enemy but convicted him of 20 of 22 charges including espionage, theft and computer fraud. he revealed a video of u.s. troops firing on civilians in iraq and downloaded thousands of documents he gave to wikileaks. >> this is the first ever espionage conviction against a whistle-blower in the united states. it's a dangerous precedent and an example of national security extremis

she may need you to be there for her. >> but pamela had no way of knowing that danielle had an older boyfriend who was selling danielle for sex. >> and that's where i made my mistake, because that little girl is the one that talked my granddaughter into running away for the first time. and she was never the same after that. >> jasmin would run away for days at a time, leaving her grand parents worried and bewill derred. one day after being gone for nearly a week a distraught jasmin called her grandmother. she begged to be picked up. it was then that pamela says she knew she had to take extreme measures to keep jasmin safe from daniel and her pimp boyfriend. she committed jasmin to a children's home for ten months where with counseling, the young teen seemed to pull her life back to the. she went back to being a good student and working as a waitress, but pamela says danielle's boyfriend, a man she knew only as g would not leave her granddaughter alone. >> they were demanding me to put jas mip on the phone, and i -- no. they were cussing me out, calling me all kinds of names and telli

i'm danielle leigh. now back to you. >>> earlier, i spoke with "time's" europe reporter and editor kathryn mayor about what we can expect in the coming days. >> what we're going to see is not only a great deal of excitement and a great deal of anchors interviewing each other and all of that, we are now moving into speculation about the departure of the baby, where the baby will be kept for the first few days because the apartment that william and kate are going to move into isn't ready yet. and there's a huge amount of speculation about the possibility of the baby being looked after at the maternal grandparents' house. so in other words, not starting royal life in a royal palace, but in a normal, if very affluent house in bucklebury. and then there's the question, obviously, the name. there are many things that we can discuss and speculate about. and the one thing you can be sure of is that we will. >> we love it. it's so exciting to us as we watch right now. the cameras in front of lindo wing. one of th

danielle bradbery. >> how did that feel singing on the plaza today, danielle? >> it was crazy. i never thought i'd be standing up there. yeah, when i found out i was, i couldn't believe it. i always watched so many popular stars, like, sing up there, i watched hunter hayes up there. >> yeah, is he one of the guys you like a lot? my daughter likes him very much, too. he's talented. >> he's really, really cool. >> do you still have those moments where you wake up in the middle of the night and wonder did this all really happen to me? how does it feel now? >> it's crazy to think i was singing in my room and i did not like people looking at me when i sang. it's a big difference in how i feel now. >> did you know you had a gift, though? >> i don't know. i thought i could carry a tune. i love singing. i guess my mom would just always hear me and then she was the one that was like, okay, the audition is in dallas and we'll just go. i didn't believe her at first. >> how great to have a parent that supports you so much, though. that's awesome. >> what singers do you look at and say i'd

daniel hurtado. [ applause ] daniel has served the first 6 years as our first executive director to really make this effort as success. i personally got to see daniel's persistence and leadership. he attended every community meeting we had and addressed people's concerns and responsive. he's now moving to los angeles and going to continue to work around community development and urban revitalization. i want to thank him for deeply caring about every aspect of this neighborhood. it's a very diverse neighborhood. he went to the meetings, to our senior housing and neighborhood safety watch meetings and attended one of our mosque . i also want to highlight the commun

the man who leaked the papers daniel elsburg sat down with john austin tonight at his east bay home. what's his reaction? >> reporter: he believes the laws manning was convicted of breaking are unconstitutional and he says the case was designed to put a chill on investigative journalism that digs for the truth. he's not the only one who thinks justice wasn't done. a few dozen people rallied at market streets in san francisco pleas pleased that bradley manning was not found guilty but upset at other charges. >> some charges were initially designed to punish spies. manning on the other hand was a whistle-blower. >> it was a mixed verdict for the 25-year-old private first class. the judge cleared him of aiding the enemy but convicted him of 20 of 22 charges including espionage, theft and computer fraud. he revealed a video of u.s. troops firing on civilians in iraq and downloaded thousands of documents he gave to wikileaks. >> this is the first ever espionage conviction against a whistle-blower ines. it'sted states. it's a dangerous precedent and an example of national security extremis

nbc's danielle leigh is outside buckingham palace. good morning. so i can only imagine the preparations being made for baby's arrival. >> reporter: betty, good morning. there are quite a bit of preparations going on. of course, the media is here, ready, watching and waiting for that big moment. at buckingham palace, i can't walk around without people asking me, when is this baby coming? what do you know? it's here that the official announcement will be received and then posted. and then, of course, a massive celebration that will follow. that is all in the works. over at st. mary's hospital where kate is expected to give birth, they are readying a private room and a private wing. we're told it could look something like a wing picture in this brochure that the window link has put up. could look somewhat like this. maybe altered a little bit. but it is getting ready. and outside of the hospital, there are crowds of people watching and waiting, hoping to get a glimpse of kate arriving or leaving. many royal fans who can just not wait to see this royal

nbc news danielle lee reports kate middleton is expected to give birth any day now and a growing number of people are camping out in the hopes of capturing the big event.

daniels was transported to the hospital. her fellow long shoremen tell me daniels truly lived up to her name joy. obviously there will be an investigation into this accident. we are expecting to talk to union leaders later today. meantime 1300 long shoremen will not be coming to work so the port of oakland will be packed as trucks wait until 7:00 tonight to make the deliveries and pickups. live at the port of oakland i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the not guilty verdict in the george zimmerman case has led to yet another confrontation between police and protestors in downtown oakland. this was the scene at frank ogawa plaza late last night. dozens of demonstrators clashed with police in riot gear to come to make sure things did not get out of control. it came after three straight nights of wide spread violence. e.g. fascia blames oakland's political relationship for the protests on the streets. >> we allow them to do what they do any other place. shame on them and the people that are not doing anything about this

danielle lobe resigned yesterday as well as hairy wilson and michael wolf. all three will step down at the end of the month leaving yahoo! with just seven board members. lobe's firm, third point will sell 40 million shares to yahoo!. yahoo!'s stock fell yesterday after the news was released. >>> netflix will be opening lower this morning despite a strong earnings report. shares dropped in after-hours trading even after netflix announced it added 600,000 new subscribers in the past three months. investors apparently want to see more. >>> despite poor showings by bay area tech companies, the markets -- we'll get to that a little later. let's bring in some weather right now. a little rain we talked about coming in. >> i love the smell of it. >> cleans the car. you like the smell of the rain? >> sure. >> i like the pitter patter of the rain myself, if i can jump in. >> the whole package. >> you can jump in puddles today, we're getting that much rainfall. i want to start with temperatures. it's so mild out there. at 66 degrees. good morning to you livermore. 62 t

what should we do, danielle? >> she's on to something with hanging her necklaces to minimize tangles. but we want to dress the whole box. the whole jewelry box. everything you have. really start by size and style. so for necklaces, we just went to the hardware store and got a pegboard, threw some hooks in here and then just put the necklaces in. i do this at home. it's great because you can just kind of grab and go. you'll never be without an accessory. you won't have to untangle and waste your time doing that. >> just pile your brace lets up on wine bottles. >> we raided the kitchen. this is actually a papertowel holder we stacked bangles on. you've been saving that bottle of wine for date night or girls night. you can use that in the interim. >> so smart for your earrings. little ice holders. a couple of seconds. this is a photo that came. i guess they used our coffee mug to put their utensils in. they're obviously eating in their bedroom. okay. >> also doesn't shock you. >> again, not shocked. >> so multipurpo

in london, i'm danielle leigh, nbc news. >> danielle, thank you very much. good to know finally he has a name now. we can all rest. >>> san francisco finally getting free wifi in public areas, at least in 31 of them all around the city. today, city leaders, along with google, announcing a plan to bring free wireless internets across to parks, rec centers and plazas. this one, a $600,000 gift from google and cover the cost of equipment, installation and maintenance for two years. if you're curious, new york already has it, as does paris, offer free wifi in their parks. >>> activists are protesting outside of going approximately's head quarters this morning, asking to stop funding for politicians they say are climate change deniers. google recently holding a fund raiser to benefit a republican senator from oklahoma that has repeatedly called climate change simply a hoax. they delivered a petition signed by thousands of people to "stop funding climate denial." >>> time to show you a rare sight, a tech mogul jumping right into action to defend his faithful dog.

in london, i'm danielle leigh, nbc news. >> all right, danielle, thank you very much. everybody keeping their eye on that one. >>> other news today, san francisco city parks may soon be getting a closed sign overnight. one supervisor saying it is the only major city in the u.s. that has no sweeping park closure hours on the books. nbc bay area's christie smith is live at city hall right now and the just spoke with the supervisor plans to introduce that legislation some time today. you said those parks are becoming easy targets for vandals, correct? >> reporter: that's right. good morning to you, jon. we spoke with supervisor scott wiener, he said he came up with the idea because park does have a problem with vandalism and metal theft. it basically happens overnight, when people wander in and out of the park. he says it costs the city about $1 million a year. so, he wants san francisco to get in line with other large cities by having a -- it written in the municipal code that the 200 or so parks in san francisco will close at midnight and then open again at 5 in the mor

nbc's danielle lee is live outside buckingham palace with the latest. danielle, it was a moment many folks have been waiting for. >> reporter: it was. and it was quite the exciting moment. now mom, dad and baby are at home resting. no word yet on the name. this prince has only been alive one day but he has already lived quite the storied life. this street outside st. mary's hospital echoed with cheers as the smiling new parents emerged this evening holding the young prince tight. prince william shared his enthusiasm before he and kate slipped back into the lindo wing reappearing moments later. this time the little boy was tucked into a new car seat. they drove away to kensington palace. the young heir welcomed his first visitors this afternoon. while leaving the hospital prince charles and the duchess of cornwall told the world they finally got what they'd been waiting for. just about an hour earlier, the middle tons had emerged with a look of pride. >> things went really well. >> reporter: in the prince's honor, gun salutes rained throughout london. in

live in london, danielle lee, back to you. >> danielle, thanks. >>> 6:09d. much more ahead on "today in the bay." searching for survivors and bracing for aftershocks after a sudden quake. we'll give you a look at the aftermath as rescue crews sift through the rubble in china. >> plus free tozl go. new details about dubai's sudden decision to pardon a rape victim sentenced to prison. >>> welcome back. good monday morning to you. beautiful sky shaping um over san jose. new workweek, new forecast. this time including showers and thunderstorms. we're going to have your seven-day outlook in three minutes. >> that is a nice sunrise shot. all i have for you are these headlights. the bay bridge metering lights are turned on. don't get caught by surprise. the backup already filling in the parking lot. in the south bay we have slowing there as well. >>> this morning the royal baby is on the way. a live look at st. mary's hospital in london. prince william and duchess katherine arrived early this morning without a police escort, slipping inside a side door avoiding all

that's been i think my biggest disappointment the classified documents that daniel ellsberg leaked four decades ago revealed that the u.s. government had lied about the vietnam war and those revelations contributed to the erosion of public support for the war daniel ellsberg was the first whistle blower who was charged under the espionage act the government went after him with only had wiretapped him without a court warrant broke into his therapist's office trying to find something to discredit him with the judge dismissed all charges against ellsberg due to the gross government misconduct and illegal evidence gathering today daniel ellsberg stands in support of all these whistleblowers arguing had he been charged today he would have most probably gone to jail in washington i'm going to check out. and while the n.s.a. has secured its right to monitor the cell phone and internet activities by the ninon thanks to a congressional budget the age of six lanes to like her so says the ship to sift through the emails of its own employees about how a website to find out a simple freedom of infor

that's been i think my biggest disappointment the classified documents that daniel ellsberg leaked four decades ago revealed that the u.s. government had lied about the vietnam war and those revelations contributed to the erosion of public support for the war daniel ellsberg was the first whistleblower who was charged under the espionage act the government went after him with all he had wiretapped him without a court warrant broke into his therapist's office trying to find something to discredit him with the judge dismissed all charges against ellsberg due to the gross government misconduct and illegal evidence gathering today daniel ellsberg stands in support of all these whistleblowers arguing had he been charged today he would have most probably gone to jail in washington i'm going to shake up washington is still buying time for the extradition of edward snowden who's been stranded in a moscow airport for more than a month ever since and running from hong kong has applied for asylum in russia and is waiting for paperwork allowing him to finally leave his current state of limbo and ly

that's been i think my biggest disappointment the classified documents that daniel ellsberg leaked four decades ago revealed that the u.s. government had lied about the vietnam war and those revelations contributed to the erosion of public support for the war daniel ellsberg was the first whistleblower who was charged under the espionage act the government went after him with all he had wiretapped him without a court warrant broke into his therapist's office trying to find something to discredit him with the judge dismissed all charges against ellsberg due to the gross government misconduct and illegal evidence gathering today daniel ellsberg stands in support of all these whistleblowers arguing had he been charged today he would have most probably gone to jail in washington i'm going to. activists in new zealand say march is being organized against government attempts to allow the country's intelligence service the g c s b to legally spying on citizens this is prohibited under the current legislation but the agency's done so dozens of times since two thousand and three many helping oth

i'm not going to be that person anymore. >> daniel has already lost a brother and a sister to the gang lifestyle. but he says the opportunity to mentor his only surviving sibling has become the reason to change his behavior in prison. >> i've got a baby brother who doesn't have anybody out there right now, because i'm in prison, and his older brother and sister are dead. what does it look like me being in here and he's out there? if i go home and doing something better for him, he can pick up and look up to that. i've had months to think about that, months for thinking about a better life for my family. >> in an effort to fill his remaining days in prison more productively, daniel is applying for a job. but it's not up to him. >> you've got to talk to your counselor first, and let your counselor know that you want a job, a committee, and they put you in a job, and you have to be patient. it's part of the process to better myself. hopefully it works. >> still ahead -- >> i enjoy hurting people. >> this inmate's temper has earned him a permanent position in the shu. >> put my foot on the

adams called daniel webster the man with the rotten heart. it was daniel webster who blocked john quincy's adam's one major aspiration, to be a united states senator. daniel webster did not want his other delicate to be john quincy adams, a former president whom he couldn't manipulate. he wanted somebody less threatening and got somebody less threatening. for the rest of his life, john quincy adams resented webster for that particular action. they hated each other. they also loved each other. it was daniel webster who wrote -- who wrote the inscription that is on john quincy adams about the accomplishments. about hisfin accomplishments. >> hated and loved each other? >> plof/hate relationship. another one. clay could be savage. there was a fistfight on the senate floor. who was benton? >> a democrat from missouri. henry clay was a whig. they could be opposing parties. he was a large bullying type of man who was remembered for pulling a -- pulling a -- for moving down the senate aisle in 1850 against a senator from mississippi. a foot -- a foo

abrio el maracador keon kelly daniel a los 11 minutos del primer tiempo, el primer empate fue obra de rodolfo "fito" zelaya tiro libre a los 21 minutos y un galazo, el mismo fito zelaya puso arriba a la selecta a los 68 minutos con su segundo gol de la noche y del torneo, pero poco duro porque un error defensivo aprovecho kenwyne jones para el empate definitivo 2-2. a segunda hora, honduras supero 2-0 a haiti para sus primeros tres puntos, recien a los 3 minutos de tiempo corrido llego el primer gol por medio de rony martinez, el gol de la tranquilidad llego hasta los 77 minutos por medio de marvin chavez. con esta victoria, honduras se pone adelante en el grupo con tres puntos seguido por honduras con trinidad ambos con una unidad. hoy sera el debut del grupo c en portland, a las 8:30 de la noche costa rica se medira a cuba y a las 11 de la noche estados unidos recibe a belice, ambos partidos estaran en vivo por unimas y univision deportes en las grandes ligas no les fue bien a los dos equipos del area anoche, ambos perdieron. en filadelfia, john lannan lanzÓ pelota de cuatro hits e

that's been i think my biggest disappointment the classified documents that daniel ellsberg leaked four decades ago revealed that the u.s. government had lied about the vietnam war and those revelations contributed to the erosion of public support for the war daniel ellsberg was the first whistle blower who was charged under the espionage act the government went after him with all he had wiretapped him without a court warrant broke into his therapist's office trying to find something to discredit him with the judge dismissed all charges against ellsberg due to the gross government misconduct and illegal evidence gathering today daniel ellsberg stands in support of all these whistleblowers arguing had he been charged today he would have most probably gone to jail in washington i'm going to shake up washington is still bottling for the extradition of edward snowden has been stranded in a moscow airport for more than a month ever since arriving from hong kong has applied for asylum in russia and is waiting for paperwork allowing him to find and leave his current state of limbo on his linse

that's been i think my biggest disappointment the classified documents that daniel ellsberg leaked four decades ago revealed that the u.s. government had lied about the vietnam war and those revelations contributed to the erosion of public support for the war daniel ellsberg was the first whistleblower who was charged under the espionage act the government went after him with only had wiretapped him without a court warrant broke into his therapist's office trying to find something to discredit him with the judge dismissed all charges against ellsberg due to the gross government misconduct and illegal evidence gathering today daniel ellsberg stands in support of all these whistleblowers arguing had he been charged today he would have most probably gone to jail in washington i'm going to shake up washington still battling for the extradition of edward snowden who's been stranded in a moscow airport for more than a month ever since arriving from hong kong he's applied for asylum in russia and is waiting for paperwork allowing him to finally leave his current state of limbo auntie's indiffe

that's been i think my biggest disappointment the classified documents that daniel ellsberg leaked four decades ago revealed that the us government had lied about the vietnam war and those revelations contributed to the erosion of public support for the war daniel ellsberg was the first whistle blower who was charged under the espionage act the government went after him with only had wiretapped him without a court warrant broke into his therapist's office trying to find something to discredit him with the judge dismissed all charges against ellsberg due to the gross government misconduct and illegal evidence gathering today daniel ellsberg stands in support of all these whistleblowers arguing had he been charged today he would have most probably gone to jail in washington i'm going to shake up washington is still planning for the extradition of edward snowden who's been stranded in a moscow airport for more than a month ever since arriving from hong kong he's applied for asylum in russia and is waiting for paperwork allowing him to finally leave his current state of limbo lindsey france

it brings us right back to daniel ellsberg. during his trial for espionage, which eventually collapsed under the government to caner become hypocrisy, the trial judge in that case was offered to be the head of the fbi. bencht out onto a park and said, while the trial is going on, how would you like to be the head of the fbi? talk about influencing a judge by the executive. you saw it in the ellsberg case, and now you see it in the other crucial whistleblower, the same thing happening, the judge being offered a higher position. i find it remarkable that they would mess around and make it look like that judge may not have complete fairness. >> that was michael ratner responding to the manning verdict. theas acquitted of aiding enemy but convicted on 20 and other espionage and other charges, faces 136 years in prison. that sentencing hearing begins today. alexa o'brien, if you could talk about what this sentencing hearing is about. it is different than a civilian court. new evidence can be presented here. >> that is right. since t

that's been i think my biggest disappointment the classified documents that daniel ellsberg leaked four decades ago revealed that the u.s. government had lied about the vietnam war and those revelations contributed to the erosion of public support for the war daniel ellsberg was the first whistle blower who was charged under the espionage act the government went after him with all he had wiretapped him without a court warrant broke into his therapist's office trying to find something to discredit him with the judge dismissed all charges against ellsberg due to the gross government misconduct and illegal evidence gathering today daniel ellsberg stands in support of all these whistleblowers arguing had he been charged today he would have most probably gone to jail in washington i'm going to check out. washington is still bottling for the extradition of edward snowden has been stranded in a moscow airport for more than a month emphasis and arriving from hong kong has applied for asylum in russia and is waiting for paperwork allowing him to finally leave this kind of state of limbo . brings

that's been i think my biggest disappointment the classified documents that daniel ellsberg leaked four decades ago revealed that the u.s. government had lied about the vietnam war and those revelations contributed to the erosion of public support for the war daniel ellsberg was the first whistle blower who was charged under the espionage act the government went after him with all he had wiretapped him without a court warrant broke into his therapist's office trying to find something to discredit him with the judge dismissed all charges against ellsberg due to the gross government misconduct and illegal evidence gathering today daniel ellsberg stands in support of all these whistleblowers arguing had he been charged today he would have most probably gone to jail in washington i'm going to check out. while the n.s.a. has secured its right to monitor a cell phone and internet activities by the minute thanks to being congressional votes the age of six lanes to a lot chris also is to sift through the emails of its own employees. at our website to find out how a simple freedom of information

that's been i think my biggest disappointment the classified documents then daniel ellsberg leaked four decades ago revealed that the us government had lied about the vietnam war and those revelations contributed to the erosion of public support for the war daniel ellsberg was the first whistleblower who was charged under the espionage act the government went after him with only had wiretapped him without a court war and broke into his therapist's office trying to find something to discredit him with the judge dismissed all charges against ellsberg due to the gross government misconduct and illegal evidence gathering today daniel ellsberg stands in support of all these whistleblowers arguing had he been charged today he would have most probably gone to jail in washington i'm going to check out. well as always we are eager to hear your views on all the stories we cover you can log on to our website r t dot com and let us know if you think russia should grant edward snowden temporary asylum. and more news after a short break including an unconventional tactic to round up illegal immigrant

that's been i think my biggest disappointment the classified documents that daniel ellsberg leaked four decades ago revealed that the u.s. government had lied about the vietnam war and those revelations contributed to the erosion of public support for the war daniel ellsberg was the first whistleblower who was charged under the espionage act the government went after him with all he had wiretapped him without a court warrant broke into his therapist's office trying to find something to discredit him with the judge dismissed all charges against ellsberg due to the gross government misconduct and illegal evidence gathering today daniel ellsberg stands in support of all these whistleblowers arguing had he been charged today he would have most probably gone to jail in washington i'm going to shake him and in the meantime the u.s. house of representatives has blocked an amendment that would have curbed the n.s.a.'s vast collection of phone records it was a narrow defeat of just twelve votes for the legislation reflecting deep divisions in congress early and my colleague bill dog he discussed

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