bradley manning. the case of with the excess but bradley manning today it's the first step in a legal process that could end with a life sentence for a u.s. soldier accused of leaking a trove of military and diplomatic documents private manning who turned twenty four tomorrow is to peer in a court martial in maryland in an intense debate over the merits of the allegations that we recognize as having done the right that manning was apprehended in iraq in two thousand and ten on suspicion of giving without permission thousands of classified documents to the whistle blowing website wiki leaks the documents were subsequently published worldwide and led to the controversial revelation of diplomatic and military secrets including possible war crimes for the last eighteen months the soldier has been held in pretrial detention much of it in solitary confinement in. the conditions that have drawn the attention of amnesty international and the american civil liberties union i have actually asked the pentagon wh

bradley manning. the case of with the with suspect bradley manning today it's the first step in a legal process that could end with a life sentence for a u.s. soldier accused of leaking a trove of military and diplomatic documents private manning who turned twenty four tomorrow is to peer in a court martial in maryland amid intense debate over the merits of the allegations believing that. having done the right manning was apprehended in iraq in two thousand and ten on suspicion of giving without permission thousands of classified documents to the whistle blowing website we can leaks the documents were subsequently published worldwide and led to the controversial revelation of diplomatic and military secrets including possible war crimes for the last eighteen months the soldier has been held in pretrial detention much of it in solitary confinement under conditions that have drawn the attention of amnesty international and the american civil liberties union i have actually asked the pentagon whether or

all he says he wants to meet with bradley manning kevin zeese a member of the bradley manning support network and always a priest. your insight thanks so much for me. so i had on our team taking the country by force the u.s. congress might not be able to agree on how to fix the economy but they sure do agree when it comes to signing away american rights like indefinite detention of u.s. citizens and internet spying big brother is getting even bigger i'll explain next . we just put a picture of me when i was like nine years old and just you know look through. i'm a confession i am a total get a friend that i love rap and hip hop music and pretty. much it was kind of a yesterday. i'm very proud of the world with its place. r.f. oakes there is a lot going on right now decisions are being made are unprecedented and will have an overreaching impact on what it means to live in the united states of america a few things the case of bradley manning his treatment and his precedent his case will set for future with whistleblowers and for transparency we talked a lot about that but that is just s

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and up next on a show taking a closer look at the case of bradley manning the u.s. on the private accused of being the source of a massive leak of classified diplomatic and military information to their online whistle blowing web site wiki leaks. welcome to the loner show where we get the real headlines with none of the mercy or human live in washington d.c. now and i'm going to speak to daniel ellsberg bradley manning enters the courtroom for the first time in the eighteen months of his detention and why the most damning charges against him could result in a death sentence we're going to ask if this kind of whistle blowing really deserves a medal then we've documented to you that in the last ten years more than four hundred terrorism related cases have been prosecuted in our civilian courts but is the word terrorism being applied way too loosely to speak to an environmental activist who himself was locked up and housed within one of these units and then last night we were forced to watch yet another republican debate former governor of new mexico and a presidential

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the manning for a while is important for bradley manning and for the contrary what's even more important is a discussion of our foreign policy and it's way off track it's been all cracked for a long time and he's a good reconsidered and read very well and changed dramatically and i hope that the documents that were released with a broad brush meaning or anybody else whatever we please put out there are darknesses show we need to really reconsider what we're doing i think also the documents there are hundreds of thousands of them but the video as well a lot of people i know we have it on our website more than a million hits if you watch this video in full it's not just that these apache pilots are gunning down these people it's that you hear them laughing you hear them almost treating war you know like a video game you see the video here what ends up happening is they think that somebody is carrying a k forty seven and it's actually a reuters photographer carrying a camera. you know and then they're killed and then they just kind of go on and you hear their voices you hear the discussion

66, man. on a harley d. >> yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: short for davidson. [ laughter ] and just cruise on a harley d., man. >> you want to be that guy who's cool enough to ride a motorcycle. >> jimmy: i wouldn't be? no. >> exactly. >> jimmy: cause i'd have to wear a helmet. >> i know i wasn't. >> jimmy: you wouldn't know it was me. i'd wear a helmet with, like, long hair. fake long hair in the back. [ laughter ] you wouldn't know it was me, man. you'd think i'm a tough guy. hey, i just saw gary marshall. he was walking around the halls earlier. he said hi. "new year's eve," congrats on this. >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: this has got -- [ cheers and applause ] >> it's really cool. it's really cool. >> jimmy: it's a fun movie. it's got every single star in the world in this movie. >> it does. >> jimmy: like, everybody. it does. >> jimmy: you are in it. sarah jessica parker is in it. robert de niro is in it. jessica biel is in it. air bud. [ laughter ] no, he's not in it. that would be cool. what's ai

the man isn't actually a hit man. he's an undercover police officer. and he has a camera in his back seat. documenting everything she is saying. >> i'm positive, like 5,000% sure. >> police set up this sting after they get a tip from an acquaintance of dalia's, a man she asked to help her find a hit man. >> it is just sad for somebody to go this route. there's no point for it. just divorce me and take everything. that's the best way, right? so i don't understand. >> on the morning dalia thinks her husband is supposed to be killed, she heads to the gym where she gets a phone call from police telling her to come back home. and when she gets there, she finds the police waiting for her. then still believing her husband is dead, dalia is taken into an interrogation room at the police station again with cameras rolling. >> the game is over with, okay? there's no more games with you and i. now we're going to get down to serious business. i want to know if you know this guy. >> the police are holding back their cards but alre

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here is the boy's description of the man, he says he's a black man in his 30s, around 5'6, weighing 160 pounds, medium complexion, short black hair and light mustache. he was wearing a dark green and brown long sleeve shirt and had dirty shoes. police say this happened monday afternoon in the oakland hills. they believe the boy is telling the truth especially because of the description is so detailed. they are offering a $2500 reward for any information that can help find in man. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> checking our other top stories: investigation is underway this morning into what caused the tires of a southwest jet to blow during takeoff prompting the pilot to abort the flight. it happened last night at the sacramento international airport. the boeing 737 was on its way to seattle with 130 onboard, no one was hurt. >>> this morning a new occupy oakland camp is up in west observing land it went up yesterday with more than a dozen tents in an empty lot in the 2000 block of peralta street near mandela parkway. >>> it is 6:56. one last check of weather and traffic with frances. >>

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a hit man. he's an undercover police officer. and he has a camera in his back seat. documenting everything she is saying. >> i'm positive, like 5,000% sure. >> police set up this sting after they get a tip from an acquaintance of dalia's, a man she asked to help her find a hit man. >> it is just sad for somebody to go this route. there's no point for it. just divorce me and take everything. that's the best way, right? so i don't understand. >> on the morning dalia thinks her husband is supposed to be killed, she heads to the gym where she gets a phone call from police telling her to come back home. and when she gets there, she finds the police waiting for her. then still believing her husband is dead, dalia is taken into an interrogation room at the police station again with cameras rolling. >> the game is over with, okay? there's no more games with you and i. now we're going to get down to serious business. i want to know if you know this guy. >> the police are holding back their cards but alre

all he says he wants to meet with bradley manning kevin zeese a member of the bradley manning support network and always a priest. your insight thanks so much for me. for i will so ahead on r t taking the country by force the u.s. congress might not be able to agree on how to fix the economy they sure do agree when it comes to signing away american rights like indefinite detention of u.s. citizens and you know that's fine looks like big brother getting even bigger well explain coming up next. the uk with the other there's always the option of with what it was nobody seems to know. but never a pepper sprayed the face but more of the argument that they're being overly dramatic. look at the capitol and now because i'm floored list for. all right folks there is a lot going on right now decisions being made that are on precedented and will have an overreaching impact on what it means to live in the united states of america a few things the case of bradley manning his treatment and his the precedent his case will set for future whistleblowers and for transparency but you know we just talked

and then a published report, a man robbed a 20-year-old man at 10:30 at night following the robbery and according to the report, the victim chased the suspects. the suspects confronted the man punching him knocking him to the ground taking his cell phone and he didn't get on the bus. the next day, the 20-year-old was robbed of his cell phone and robbed aboard the area and the police arrested the suspect and recovered the phone. robbers a board muny are down 7% over last year. they say the holidays are the time of the year they are particularly active. keep your cell phones in your pocket if you can when you can. we have some new details on board muny that we will get to you coming up at 6:00. kraig debro am ktvu ktvu channel 2 news. >>> they are looking for a man who shot a man in an in and out hamburger. it happened on fitzgerald drive when he was shot. he is listed in critical condition. investigators say it was not a random attack and that the victim was targeted. so far they have not released a suspect description. >>> the cuts are coming after california failed to meet a $4 billion

don't put your hands on me, man. >> i'm in the [ bleep ] county, man. come and get me right now baby, and i'll love you all my life. you hear me? division five. all right. i love you. this guy's a major player for the satan disciples. been gang banging. how long you been gang banging? >> 16 years 16 years. >> you been shot before? i got eight bullet holes. take off your shirt, let me see. right off the border by the kings. major rivals. these guys been killing each other forever. >> i was at borderline. latin kings on this side, we are on this side. so anymore when each side looks for trouble, what's up, you know. call them out. they come, we go. we go and start shooting each other right there. >> and do they do the same thing? >> they're doing the same thing. >> the kings doing the same thing? >> when we've entered latin kings, everybody knows him, they say he's nuts. he's crossed the boulevard by himself and initiated fights without any weapons. >> if you're a rival gang member, he knows he ain't got much time left, he's going to take as many people a

he doesn't phase eli manning. i don't think anything phases eli manning. comes right back and does it again. he has been a one-man team this year. remarkable. >> al: eight lead changes in the game. each of these teams with some dramatic, thrilling victories and some excruciating losses. >> cris: pretty good job with that kickout block. and d.j. ware who started the game, finishes the game. >> al: and so now the cowboys with 46 seconds against the giant defense that has given up 391 yards tonight. >> cris: now tony romo has to come back after mising that throw on the previous series. he needs to do what eli just did. >> al: that's going to be a kneel down in the end zone. so romo from the 20. bailey is a good kicker. his range would be probably -- i'm thinking 53 or 54 yards. there he is warming up for what he hopes will be an opportunity to tie the game. romo looking for 45 or auto yards 50 yards to give bailey a shot at it. the pass is caught. austin, up to the 40 yard line. ball come out. they rule it down. they want to get to the line. they don't have a

so we wait for a trial to begin let's take a minute to see how weak how bradley manning have changed the world over the last year earlier i caught up with daniel ellsberg former u.s. military analyst who famously leaked the pentagon papers in one nine hundred seventy want he's also the author of the book secrets a memoir of vietnam and the pentagon papers and i first asked him if you think this has been a good year or a bad year for journalism on one hand we saw trove of documents that were reported on but only because wiki leaks was willing to release them and we know that our mainstream press might not have done the same. well that's true every time there's a major leak of any sort whether it's the pentagon papers forty years ago with thousands of pages or particularly claim to be and as a wiretap one of those wiretap that for which the new york times got a pulitzer prize after sitting on it for a year it's a request to the government in any such case it would be well for readers and journalists both to look back and say why didn't we have this before who misled us for we to go of

he was really a man who was treating his beliefs. your second question was response going around talking. the only -- what's interesting, brown is a polarizing figure, obviously. he raises all of these very broad issues that are still with us. raised a more religious fundamentalism, violence, terrorism, the right of individuals to, you know, oppose the government what is interesting is almost every ago i find it splits almost on the middle. i was in harpers ferry. i talked to a ranger who interprets. at the end of the program they always vote on, you know, was the right. ridiculous. and guess that is why have noticed the most. you will get a strong opinion on both sides.y? they shy audience. >> did he have any? >> i don't ever see a sign of it in his letters. he believes. the thing that galvanizes in the most is passivity in what he sees in the face of what he sees this really is parlay his his belief, parlay his racial beliefs. but the it's also to metal. he just can't stand the sight of bullying that goes unanswered. but

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i was on my way over man, and i ran into a little problem, man. so i'll be over there. >> what happened? what's up, old school? hey, what's up, man? i'll call you right back. as soon as i get over in the area. it won't be long. >> it's safe to say you have a lot of clientele, right? >> that phone ain't stopped since you been sitting here. >> hello. what's up, bro? what's happening, man? i ain't around. i'm getting something to eat. hold on for a minute. hello? hello? >> all this work for $50 a day. >> oh, you get $50 a pack. >> how many packs you sell a day? >> six. >> six packs a day. >> so you're doing pretty good for yourself tax free. >> despite all the customers hounding ike for product, his own suppliers are no longer willing to talk business with him over the phone. it's possible they heard he got caught. >> that was the target? >> yep. >> so he basically got word back that you got caught up. now he's going to shut down with you. >> pick the best one. we have to take you back down to process you. we have to get going. if you can't put somet

authorities say the man fatally shot a former u.s. marine during the funeral of a third hell's angel member. that was in october in san jose. ruiz is believed to be armed and dangerous. >>> san francisco police chief greg stern will hold a community meeting tomorrow to discuss a fatal officer-involved shooting. last wednesday, officers shot a man who they say opened fire during a traffic stop on larkin street. that man died from his injuries the following day. >>> the proposed bike lane on the west span of the bay bridge could cost more than half a billion dollars. that's according to a project document unveiled last week. the bike path would hang off the bay bridge from san francisco. it may not be built, but it's already cost more than a million dollars just to explore the option. >>> the nine-year war in iraq that took 4500 american lives and killed 100,000 iraqis, is now over. the last combat troops left iraq overnight. drew levenson on the historic moment and the troops who were there. we'll have more on that story in a moment. >

bradley manning, the u.s. soldier accused of stealing secrets to wikileaks is about to make his first court appearance. it is midday in london, 4:00 p.m. in moscow and 9:00 p.m. in tokyo where the prime minister told his nation the fukushima plant is now stable. nine months after the earthquake and tsunami which devastated the area, he said it is now in -- the plant is now in cold shutdown. but the disaster is likely to haunt japan for decades. roland berger reports from tokyo. >> explosions -- since explosions shook the nuclear plant, the reactors were pushed into meltdown after being engulfed by a huge tsunami. now the government announced that workers at the power station achieved their goal. it is in a state of cold shutdown and the leaks of radiation have been substantially reduced. >> since i took office, i have been saying that for japan to be reborn, fukushima has to be saved. the nuclear power plant accident needed to be stabilized. since march 11, we have been working with our full force to get the r

you're an evil man. a kidnapper and a rapist. your reign of terror is over. >> for once jamelske seemed contrite. he was brief and emotional. >> i am truly sorry for what i did. i've had a lot of time to think about it, and i'm just very sorry for what i did. and god bless all of them. >> but less than 24 hours later, jamelske told us his lawyers stopped him from giving the full statement he prepared for fear he'd hurt his already slim chances for parole. if allowed jamelske told us he would have said some pointed things to the victims he felt had lied about the way he treated them. >> to number three, god bless you and have mercy on you and have him help you increase your vocabulary. >> how can you say god have mercy on her after what she has been through? >> because she lied. she lied about something very important. she's claiming that she was hit in the ear and she's claiming that she was hit in an ankle. >> you raped her and you robbed her of her freedom. >> i didn't rape her. >> oh, come on. what is she doing down in the dun

anyway, so here comes, and a man named john b. gordon who was a confederate example and another man who'd been a mining engineer. so he was leading up the remnants of the army of northern virginia, and chamberlain on his horse was waiting up on his horse comes john w. gordon. and gordon's head is sort of hanging down, and all his troops -- they know they're going to have to come up, they're going to have to turn, face these men who they've been fighting and lay down their arms, step forward, lay down their arms and march off. that was what was scheduled to happen. and apparently chamberlain turns and says to his buglers, you know, just start this salute. everybody of the thousands of union troops are going to put up their arms in, sorry, and present arms. and once gordon down there got it and his men got it, they all straightened up, they marched up very, very smartly, and they had a thing called the marching salute. they were all their form of walking present arms, and they turned, and it's wonderful stuff that chamberlain wrote.

>> what kind of man are you? you got children of your own. >> atticus finch. >> this ring that belonged to your mother. you want to tell us what really happened? >> i got nothing to say. do nothing about it. you coward! >> gentlemen, i shall be brief but i would like to use the remaining time i have with you to remind you that this case is not a difficult one. it requires no minute sifting of complicated facts, but it does require you to be sure beyond a reasonable doubt as to the guilt of the defendant. to begin with, this case should never have come to trial. this case is as simple as black and white. the state has produced not one iota of medical evidence to the effect that the crime tom robinson is charged with ever took place. it has relied instead on the testimony of two witnesses whose evidence is not only been called into serious question on cross-examination but has been flatly contradicted by the defendant. the defendant is not guilty. but somebody in this courtroom is. i have nothing but pity in my hea

>> simply he was a great man. a great man who was human. a great man whose name was actually michael. people don't know that. a man who struggled. a man who was an extreme sionary but was still s deft and nuanced and had his feet on the ground even though his head was always in the sky. that's the dr. king i want my audience to see and the dr. king i know was there and i feel sometimes we have a very simplistic idea of dr. king that he was just this perfect man who was supposed to stay on the wall and he's not. he's an inspiration. like john louis said an idol, but at the end of the day he went into the ground as a man. >> rose: one more, harry belafonte in a conversation i did with him sunday night at the 92nd street y talking about his friend dr. king. here it is. >> he said "you don't know me, myame is martin luther king, jr. and i'm coming to new york and i'd welcome an opportunity to meet with you." and he was coming here to speak to the religious community trying to encourage them to become more engaged in the movement he had started

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bradley manning. the case of wiki leaks suspect bradley manning today it's the first step in a legal process that could end with a life sentence for a u.s. soldier accused of leaking a trove of military and diplomatic documents private manning who turned twenty four tomorrow a superior in a court martial in maryland in an intense debate over the merits of the allegations that we recognize as having done the right that manning was apprehended in iraq in two thousand and ten on suspicion of giving without permission thousands of classified documents to the whistle blowing website we can wait. the documents were subsequently published worldwide and led to the controversial revelation of diplomatic and military secrets including possible war crimes for the last eighteen months the soldier has been held in pretrial detention much of it in solitary confinement under conditions that have drawn the attention of amnesty international and the american civil liberties union i have actually asked the pentagon whe

bradley manning. the case of recruiting suspect bradley manning today it's the first step in a legal process that could end with a life sentence for a u.s. soldier accused of leaking a trove of military and diplomatic documents private manning who turned twenty four tomorrow is to peer in a court martial in maryland in an intense debate over the merits of the allegations that leave records as having been there like that for many was apprehended in iraq in two thousand and ten on suspicion of giving without permission thousands of classified documents to the whistle blowing website we can wait. the documents were subsequently published worldwide and led to the controversial revelation of diplomatic and military secrets including possible war crimes for the last eighteen months the soldier has been held in pretrial detention much of it in solitary confinement under conditions that have drawn the attention of amnesty international and the american civil liberties union i have actually asked the pentagon

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there was a man in that bedroom who picked up the gun. police say he pointed the gun at officers and they say he refused to drop the weapon. one officer fired one shot and kill him. police in -- were in the neighborhood on a gang suppression patrol. they say east san jose is known for gang activity. >> initially what the individual was stopped for was walking down the street carrying an open container of alcohol. not uncommon for officers to contact people for that violation. we know that too much alcohol some of the circumstances we have is not a good mix. had the person to stay on the street and complied likely what would have occurred is a normal routine pedestrian contact which may or may not have resulted in arrest but it wouldn't have resulted in injury. >> reporter: police haven't released the name of the who was kill. they say he was in his 40s. family members tell us they don't think he deserved to be killed he was in his bed when this came into his home at 11:30 last night. there's a lot of outrage, also a lot of grieve and the

ahead, the military makes its case against accused intelligence leaker bradley manning. that story is next. >> mitchell: 19 months after he was arrested, army private bradley manning is the subject of a military hearing outside of washington. today was the third day of the proceedings to determine whether the former intelligence analyst should be courtmartialed on 22 counts, including aiding the enemy. elaine quijano reports. >> reporter: the military accuses army private bradley manning of leaking government secrets to web site wikileaks in 2009 and 2010 while manning was a junior intelligence abletist in iraq. the release of some 250,000 documents was the biggest leak of classified information in u.s. history. it included iraq and afghanistan war logs and diplomatic cables. the material also included this military video of a 2007 american apache helicopter attack in iraq that killed 11 men. manning's defense attorneys have sought the paint him as a soldier who struggled with his homosexuality at a time when gays could not serve openly in the military and who asked supe

well this morning the article thirty two hearing for maryland began for bradley manning and the more than eighteen months of his detention this is the first time in the army privacy in a courtroom so you think the maid story media might provide due coverage of the most high profile whistleblowing case of this current generation especially since every newspaper in cable network has at some point reported on cables war logs or videos released by wiki leaks but personally i think the coverage was a little bit more than just disappointing. today private bradley manning is facing his accusers in court for the first time it's called the largest intelligence leak in u.s. history military arraignment underway right down for bradley manning the only private suspected of being behind wiki leaks the biggest intelligence leak in u.s. history a short recess was called after private manning's attorney asked the presiding officer to step down some pretty dramatic developments in the courtroom this morning the attorney for bradley manning david combs basically came out with guns blazing and accused

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private bradley manning was arrested in iraq last year. from maryland, our north america editor has sent this report. >> private bradley manning divides america. an atheist from a small evangelical town. an unhappy misfit. he exposed america's secrets. to some, he's being martyred for revealing the truth. to others, he betrayed his country. this is the first time manning has been seen in public since his arrest, a slight figure, flanked business his civilian and military lawyers, he said yes, sir crisply to a couple routine questions. surprisingly, it was the man in charge, the investigating officer, who faced cross-examination. manning's lawyer said he was biased. a former military judge, now a prosecutor for the government. he called for him to step down and said his case would be that manning's actions are not serious. where's the damage? where's the harm, he said? supporters outside the military base said he did the right thing. >> to me, he's a great hero. he should be given the medal of honor, he should be released and we should cont

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he is not a man. he is not a man. why do i say that? because there's not a single human watching me in 127 countries with the right set of circumstances. you will lie. you will lie at the drop of a hat if it will save your life. now some of you are lying now. looking at i wouldn't, i wouldn't. you just lied. you've just proven my point. you've had humans who have done you wrong and because they've done you wrong, you now find yourself relating to god because of somebody that had been mean to you. you've grown up in families, maybe a father has been a scrooge, maybe he hasn't wanted to bless you, maybe he hasn't spoken words over your life. i was talking to a young lady the other day and i was asking her, i said what is your greatest weakness, and she stopped and thought for a moment and she said, you know my father was a man of great anger and he would snap at you immediately and he would get angry and i saw him get angry and i made a decision i would never be like my father and then me said to me i remember one time he sat down with me