how, as investigators allege, did bradley manning, a 22-year-old private at a forward operating base in iraq, get access to the treasure trove of diplomatic secrets of the united states from around the world and leak them? >> it's a culture of trust. we trust the guy because he's wearing olive. >> reporter: today, as secretary of state hillary clinton made clear, the u.s. government was regretting the trust it placed in those responsible for the leaks. >> this disclosure is not just an attack on america's foreign policy interests, it is an attack on the international community, the alliances and partnerships, the conversations and negotiations that safeguard global security and advance economic prosperity. >> reporter: there's no question the leaked cables are deeply embarrassing to the united states and the obama administration. in them, there were matters of the greatest global urgency. one cable has saudi arabia's king abdullah privately urging the u.s. to stop iran's progress towards a nuclear weapon. cut off the head of the snake, he said. which is not what he's saying in public

bradley manning is undergoing a psychiatric evaluation to see if he is mentally fit to stand trial. as for others, possible co-conspirators, even higher-ups who may have been negligent, the investigation is ongoing. >> thank you, terry moran. so many cautionary warnings inside this story. >>> we move on to another question of national security tonight -- the teenager accused of plotting to explode a car bomb during the christmas tree lighting in portland, oregon, he was indicted today. 19-year-old mohamed osman mohamed caught in an fbi sting reportedly said he chose oregon because no one thought about oregon. he's a somali american who attended oregon state university and police were tipped off by the muslim community. mohamed smiled as he walked into the hearing and he pled not guilty. >>> in afghanistan today, six american troops were killed in a brazen attack. a gunman in an afghan police uniform opened fire on the troops in a remote area near the pakistan border. >>> and back in washington, president obama took a step to scale back government spending today, telling more than 2

bradley grill here to set us up for all the beautiful performances this morning. our forecast is going to be cool. it's already chilly. showers friday, widespread rainfall saturday and sunday. temperatures, highs in the 50s for the entire bay area. a few leftover showers monday. don't expect a big temperature increase but we are looking for a slight increase in your conditions, improving conditions, tuesday and also wednesday. so bradley grill, you are here with cavalia. >> we are going to put on a show for our friends at cbs. the horses run, all the artists are here. we have sylvia, who will work at liberty. we get to see her working with her horses, some acrobatics, we get to meet a dancer, the cofounder of cirque du soleil. lots of plans, inside the big top. everything is ready for you guys. >> reporter: so this looks huge. i mean, how do you get all these people in here? i mean, it seats 2,000 people, correct? >> yes, 2,000 people, every, single night under the largest big top. we have a total of nine tents on the grounds here. that complieses the stables, sta

. >> reporter: the government has filed charges against an army private, bradley manning. now in military custody accused of giving classified material to wikileaks. he is suspected of downloading documents while working as an intelligence analyst in baghdad, but experts on espionage law say prosecuting the website won't be easy. >> the issue is the first amendment, and how the court is going to look at prosecuting a publisher if it's not going to allow prosecuting "the new york times," then it's probably not going to want to allow prosecuting wikileaks. >> reporter: some officials say it's possible to view wikileaks less as a publisher and more as a middleman that helped the leaker disclose classified materials, and under that legal theory they say it might be possible to prosecute the website. >> pete williams at the department of justice in washington tonight. pete, thanks. >>> one story from overseas today reminded some people of a scene from a hollywood movie. two iranian nuclear scientists, riding in separate cars, were attacked in tehran today by men on motorcycles

bradley grill is the spokesman -- one of the spokesmen here for the production. tell me about what we're seeing now. >> this is another perfect example of how we take acrobatics and combine it with horsemanship. so we are seeing right now b bungees, giant elastics, you have to be used to them because you can get dizzy dangling from a giant elastic. >> reporter: i want to ask you, where do you find these horses? >> all over the world. we get them from europe, canada, we have a farm in sutton that all the horses live at. >> the soap suds are throwing you offer. >> they got in my mouth! [ laughter ] >> reporter: so this event is a beautiful example of how you use humans. you got the acrobats and horses who are so grateful. you have a number of performance that go on through the night. cavalia goes on through december 12. and it is a 2.5-hour production. if you would like more information on it go to their website, which is www.cavalia.net. let's look at the seven-day forecast and we'll come back and by that time, bradley will be done with the soap suds. [ laughter ]

but bradley still able to score. caps won 4-26789 here is what the coach had to say. >> very the caps ron 4-2. here what is the coach had to say i can't he knows what to say. he has grown up. you can see it right before your eyes. >> the skins still marting from the -- still smarting from the loss. and now let's join the sports junkies on 106.7 the fan. what is your take on albert haynesworth speaking out, saying he would rather be in tennessee and people here, maybe they don't understand how much he likes the redskins. which side of albert are we seeing here. >> i don't believe anything that comes out of his mouth. >> he is saying this has been a good be experience. what would be a bad experience. >> it is i good experience because he got $21 million in april. >> he is a malcontent. he was a malcontent in tennessee. you never know what to expect. when he does thank you, he sports spouting off about the glory days in tennessee. i don't know what to expect from albert haynesworth. >> if he was passionate as a redskin

here's abc toman bradley. >>> president obama marked the veteran's day by paying tribute to those who fought in the korean war 60 years ago. >> we're honored by your presence. we're grateful for your service. >> mr. obama stressed the importance of caring for all veterans. >> honoring those who serve is about more than the words we say on veteran's day. >> in every part of the country showed up for ceremonies and parades to receive their due. >> getting in the role, not many of us could make it anymore. we do the best we can. >> in rarlington national cemetery, vice president biden noted, the wars of iran and afghanistan have forced the combat from any other time in history. >> 100% of the nation can and must do something to acknowledge what they have done for us and continue this very moment. >> there's no greater example of continuing sacrifice than captain scott smiley. smiley was injured in a suicide bomber in iraq. he lost his sight but not his will to serve. smiley is the first blind active duty officer. >> even my wife, i definitely would not be here today. >> it's people like

. >> in the absence of a referendum, you had a break-in and it tip o'neill and bill bradley in 1986 on the tax reform is that everybody will tell you was the best thing for the tax system and the economy that anybody had devised. it has been corrupted over a quarter of this century but it eliminated loopholes, deductions, and tax breaks and it would lower rates across the board and improve our economy. the way to do is to have a commission to employ a base closing commission. it makes its recommendation and then you have one choice. >> and that was the proposal before the senate. seven senators co-sponsored that with a gubernatorial support. >> they were wrong. >> is the only reality out there now is that we have a deficit that is so out of control, it is going to bring this country to>s leadership team. our consensus is we got there listening to the american people. it is about jobs, reducing the deficit, and fighting for the middle-class. i look forward to doing that with his great team. >> nancy pelosi will now be the minority leader. i was talking to democrats who thought she would

the iraq documents, the caibles are believed to come from 22-year-old army intelligence specialist bradley macwho was arrested in july and remains in military custody. >> alan: despite threats from north korea, the united states has begun military exercised with south korea. four days of joint naval military drills got underway in the yellow sea. the exercise follows recent military engagements between north and south korea. senator john mccain says china needs to take political action to curb north korea's aggressive behavior. >> they could bring a north korean economy to its knees if they wanted to, and i cannot believe that the chinese should in mature fashion, not find it in their interests to restrain north korea. so far they are not. >> alan: china is north korea largest trading partner and is calling for the resumption of the six party talks. north korea says it's not the time to restart the negotiations, which were put on hold in 2008. >>> korean immigrants who call the bay area home are watching closely as tensions escalate in their homeland. many are upset that not enough is bein

you had a right in and bill bradley agreeing in 1986 on a tax reform that everybody, left, right, and center, will tell you that it was the best thing for the tax system and the economy that anybody had devised, and it eliminated loopholes, deductions, and tax breaks, and it would lower taxes across the board. the way to do it is to have a commission, making its recommendations. you have one choice -- yes, no. >> that is why we ended up with the commission now, with no teeth in it. >> i agree. the seven were wrong. >> the only reality out there now is that we have a deficit that is so out of control, it is going to bring this country to its knees. >> i am proud to be a part of this leadership team. our consensus is we go out there to the american people. it is about jobs, reducing the deficit, and fighting for the middle class. as i look forward to doing that with this great leadership team. >> i talked to a number of democrats who thought she would retire. what happened? >> nancy pelosi decided to stay and there was nobody that was going to challenge her. nobody was a serious challen

the one success we had over the last 30 years was taxeform of 1986 -- reagan, bradley, a tip o'neill, where they went and took a hatchet to all the loopholes and deductions in the tax code, wiped them out, radically lower rates. that is what the commissioners are recommending today. rates are 8%. -- 8%, at 10%, 22%. wipe out the deductions, minimize the economy, and the increased efficiency of the economy will produce wealth again. that was done in 1986, the last quarter century since, we have added on all of these crazy deductions. like barnacles on a ship, you sweep them away and a lower rates and ease easy and understandable, but it requires political will and agreement in advance -- you are not going to snipe at each other over details. >> charles is describing an integrated thing where reduce spending, but whole thing, and it has a sense of fairness for ever wondered what is troubling retirees is that -- for everyone. what is troubling retirees is that there was a sense of an expanding world, i will do better than my parents. that is gone. we fear the chinese since replacing the

you had a right in and bill bradley agreeing in 1986 on a tax reform that everybody, left, right, and center, will tell you that it was the best thing for the tax stem and the economy that anybody had devised, and it eliminated loopholes, deductions, and tax breaks, and it would lower taxes across the board. the way to do it is to have a commission, making its recommendations. you have one choice -- yes, no. >> that is why we ended up with the commission now, with no teeth in it. >> i agree. the seven were wrong. >> the only reality out there now is that we have a deficit that is so out of control, it is going to bring this country to its knees. >> i am proud to be a part of this leadership team. our consensus is we go out there to the american people. it is about jobs, reducing the deficit, and fighting for the middle class. as i look forward to doing that with this great leadership team. >> i talked to a number of democrats who thought she would retire. what happened? >> nancy pelosi decided to stay and there was nobody that was going to challenge her. nobody was a serious challenge

. >> there is another way to do it pretty you had reagan and tip o'neill and bill bradley agreeing in 1986 on a tax reform that everybody will tell you was the best king for the tax system and the economy that anybody had devised. it has been corrupted over a quarter of a century but eliminated the polls, deductions, and tax rates and it lowered rates across the board and improve our economy. the way to do it is to have a commission that will report a base closing commission. it makes its recommendation. you vote yes or no. >> that was the proposal before the senate. seven senators co-sponsored it. >> i agree. the seven senators were wrong. >> the only reality out there now is that we have a deficit that is so out of control it is going to bring this country to its knees. >> let's take a look at the house and it. >> i am proud to be a part of this leadership team. our consensus is to go out there to the american people. it is about jobs, reducing the deficit, and fighting for the middle class. >> nancy pelosi will now be the minority leader. i talked to a number of democrats who thoug

stewart bradley comes away with the pick and the football. take that one all the way back with him, as eli throws his third interception of the night. >> cris: well, i give eli some credit for one thing. i know a lot of quarterbacks that would have thrown that ball in about the third row and not risked anything on their stat sheet with an interception. so at least he went down firing. >> al: archie and olivia manning have had better days and night in front of that television set in new orleans. >> cris: yeah. they have had plenty of good nights. >> al: oh, yes, they have. but a tough one today with peyton losing in new england and eli and the giants going down. a kneel-down by michael vick will end the game. the philadelphia eagles go to 7-3, in first place in the nfc east as they win it by a score of 27-17. coming up next, the wendy's postgame report. first, these messages from your local nbc station. .

the long-time favorite invented by milton bradley. >>> and now for a look at your national regional weather, let's check in once again with bill karins with the weather channel forecast. >> so your favorite board game. mine was remember the game "sorry"? >> that was a favorite, but at chutes and ladders. and also the game of "life" which would now probably include unemployment. >> get your house taken away from you by the bank. >> a little different game. >>> let's chat about what happened out west yesterday. it's been an amazing spell of hot weather for the desert southwest and into southern california. we had temperatures near 100 degrees near san diego and l.a. yesterday. and this was about it. it's going to cool off from here. probably thankfully for some people. it was too hot, a very unusual weather pattern. we continue to watch some of these clouds. more of the flow is moving onshore. still very warm through the intermountain west all the way to montana we'll be in the 70s today, but there is a little cooler air coming onshore with the next storm system. as far as wet weather goes, t

matt bradley with the five hole. second period, jordan leopold with the goal and the caps lead with a goal. 135 feet away, at the caps knock off buffalo 4-2. a good week for some local matchups in college basketball. loyola, ray rice taking in the game. chris chases him for the layout. umbc with an early lead. but they hit seven straight buckets. umbc getting the retriever is back in this battle of the dogs. the freshman from cardinal puts up 20 points to go along with five rebounds. loyola gwynns 83-72, to pick up its first wind. -- loyola wins 83-72. pamela has a final show of tennis greats. she held her civil -- the silver anniversary tennis ball which brings to -- no torment but plenty of stars tonight. -- no tournament. a touch of irony that chris evert and martina navratilova have become great friends whose support each other. >> we will either kill each other or be friends. when you are living in locker rooms it was only martina and i in the locker room, so we were staring at each other. we had to play each ot

tom bradley reviewed the couple -- interviewed the couple asked how he proposed. >> we were on holiday in kenya and at private time away together. i decided it was the right time. we had been talking about marriage for a while, so was a mass of the big surprise. i took her out somewhere nice and proposed. >> you knew you were going to do this from day one of the holiday? >> i had been planning a for a while, but it takes a certain amount of motivation to get yourself going. i was planning it and it felt really right. in africa, it was beautiful. >> did you see this coming? >> not at all. we were out with friends and i didn't think that at all. it was a total shock and i'm very excited. >> did you produce the ring in there and then? >> i had been carrying it around in my rucksack for three weeks and i literally would not let it go. i knew if i lost i would be in a lot of trouble. stories lot of horror but it went really well. >> is the family request mark >> yes. it is my mother's engagement ring. she's not going to be around to share the excitement, so this is my old way of keeping her

have been suffering from day gay fever why an eighteen virus was world champion three times animals bradley seen as the only surfer there seriously challenge cali slater's recent amounts of the way. it was just sort of for the scene search this weekend. just to see. you know there's really no words to describe this one unfortunately i've been through this before with friends and. there's nothing that can make it better you have to feel. just process all those memories. told me the one news now where it's down to the final to grow in praise of the season five drivers can still race all three overall title but its leader that mound alone saw and second place mark webber who are in the driving seat here is hamilton however is hoping things in brazil and double dobby will go his way to bring him a second championship title in three areas. we're pushing it and putting everything into these last two races as we do every race but really it was a really good sleep after the first two to make sure we have enough for the race and that grates so there for me i've been training before we. just eleven d

xwleevd to have obtained all the memo then pass them on to wikileak is 22-year-old private first class bradley ma manning. he's already in jail charged with relet's thanksgiving classified video of 2007 helicopter attack in iraq that killed 2 journalist. now manning may face more serious charges. adrienne is a convicted computer hacker who defened him and alerted him about his activity. >> he struck me as a fairly humble person but one whether wanted probation for his actions. who wanted to be recognized. >>reporter: obama administration revealed new safe guard as a result of the latest leak including restric restricting the use of storage device such as cd and flash drive. whet that will be enough to satisfy diplomat around the world remains to be seen. >> it has to prove itself. larger point here is that the united states has actually been promoting cybersecurity to the same diplomat for a long time and suddenly united states has the worst cybersecurity. >> reporter: in addition to more releases of state department material wikileak plans to post internal document from a major american bank

. >> my name is bradley lim. i am a retired businessman. i am also in support of teresa chee. i know she is a registered nurse. she does were close with immigrants. i know she deeply cares about this position. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker please. good morning, commissioner. welcome to the meeting. >> thank you for having this meeting. chair of the immigrants' rights commission. it is fantastic how we have so many applicants here today. these are all great applicants and we all wish them well. for those that are not selected this morning, i hope that they will come back because we will be constantly looking for good commissioners. i would also like to think of up to it -- take the opportunity to thank you, supervisors. you have really gone to bat for us over the years and i want to thank you for your service to the community and protecting us in these tough times, as supervisor mar said. the immigrant community is under siege now, and i just want to say that you all are doing everything you can to protect us, to make the immigration experience as good as we believ

like the iraq documents, these are believed to come from bradley manning, who was arrested in july and remains in military custody. >> and john's back with us now. you reported there, jon that the two leaks last time revealed documents on iraq and afghanistan, but this will go beyond that what are we expecting. >> reporter: you'll see more on iraq and afghanistan, but i'm told this is truly global in nature. you will see documents related to russia, china, and key u.s. allies. they are worried about this. >> jon karl, thank you very much. >>> the white house also keeping a close eye tonight on the still simmering tensions between north and south korea. north korea just todays rattled the south today with a round of artillery drills and a warning about those u.s. navy ships getting closer to south korea. alex marquardt is in south korea again tonight for us. >> reporter: good evening, david. as tense as things have been between north and south korea over the last few days, today, the tension was rachted up. more artillery fire from north korea that had civilians running. and accusations

later first, a nifty feed to matt bradley who doesn't get good wood on it but still manages to score his second of the year. caps up 2-0 after one. caps built a 3-0 lead. final minute, derrick roy, denied by michael noiber, his 31st and final save. >>> wizards and bean town against the selt and no joe wall for a second straight game. gilbert arenas to mcghee. wizards down 37-34 but things deteriorate quickly. second half, rondo, kevin garnett, kg had 18 and celtics up 20. rondo, to pierce for two of his 23. wizards were pounded 114-83. they lose by 31. that's how many the redskins lost to the eagles on monday night. >>> american with its home opener against maryland eastern shore. vlad moldonado, first half, and later, boom, he hit six of seven from beyond the arc and more vlad. he had 31. american beats eastern to improve 3-0 and jeff jones getting it done at au. tony taylor led all players with a career high 23 as the colonials won 79-59. brian's back with more of the edge. have a good night. d [ man ] are you aware that verizon fios brings fiber opti

the one success we had over the last 30 years was tax reform of 1986 -- reagan, bradley, a tip o'neill, where they went and took a hatchet to all the loopholes and deductions in the tax code, wiped them out, radically lower rates. that is what the commissioners are recommending today. rates are 8%. -- 8%, at 10%, 22%. wipe out the deductions, minimize the economy, and the increased efficiency of the economy will produce wealth again. that was done in 1986, the last quarter century since, we have added on all of these crazy deductions. like barnacles on a ship, you sweep them away and a lower rates and ease easy and understandable, but it requires political will and agreement in advance -- you are not going to snipe at each other over details. >> charles is describing an integrated thing where reduce spending, but whole thing, and it has a sense of fairness for ever wondered what is troubling retirees is that -- for everyone. what is troubling retirees is that there was a sense of an expanding world, i will do better than my parents. that is gone. we fear the chinese since replacing the

matt bradley from behind the net to matt hendricks and he puts the capitols up by one. capitols get the win in new york 5-3. >>> moving now to football. redskins running backs ryan terrain and clinton portis will certainly have their work cut out for them next mday against the eagles. that's if portis can play. he said it will be a gametime decision after a full practice yesterday. he also shared his frustration after a community event this afternoon. portis joined us and teammates to talk to students at clermont immersion elementary school in washington about the importance of staying healthy. portis and teammates led the kids in different health activities, and afterwards portis talked about the toughest part of missing out on a season where he was trying to prove himself again. >> you know situations, barely losing the four games we lost, and you could have made a change in the game, and just being out with the guys, you know? you never know when your last day in this league is going to be, and i think what we have in that locker room is something special. so just to

which reminds me, i must ask bradley who plays john tesh, i must ask him if he's -- well, never mind. good night, everybody. good night. [cheers and applause] çó . >>> a developing story. an outbreak of bed bugs at a local college sparks fear over how far they may spread. >>> plus tv crews arrive from all over the world as a local man fights deportation. >>> also a busy metro station where concrete comes crashing down may have even more safety problems. >>> first we begin with late breaking news out of the district. right now firefighters are working a fire in the 100-block of kennedy street northwest. when crews got there, heavy smoke and flames were pouring out of the building. >> the first floor is a commercial business. the second has apartments. firefighters have already rescued some people from inside, but they're still looking for more potential victims. now thshtion is a live picture of the -- now, this is a live picture of the scene. we'll update you as soon as we get more. >>> also tonight, we're learning about problems surrounding the metro station. >> and those of you wh

the one success we have had over the last 30 years is the tax reform of 1986, reagan, bradley, tip o'neill, where they took a hatchet to all of the loopholes and deductions in the tax code. they wiped them out and radically lower rates. that is what the commissioners are recommending today. you might out all of the deductions -- wipe out all the deductions, which means you rationalize the economy and increase efficiency of the economy will produce wealth again. that was done in 1986, and in the last quarter century since, we have added all of these crazy deductions and tax incentives. like barnacles on a ship, you sweep them away and the with the rates and it's easy and understandable, but it requires political will and agreement in advance that you are not going to snipe at each other over details. >> charles describes an integrated thing where you do taxes and cuts and spending and a whole thing, and has a sense of fairness for everyone. what is troubling retirees is that there was a sense of an expanding world where the kids were going to do better. i will do better than my parents. tha

matt bradley centers to matt hendrix who nets the go ahead goal. the capitals defeat the rangers 5-3 for a fifth straight win. >> and during this 2000 season clinton portis got himself into the best shape of his life. his mission, to prove n2000 season clinton portis got himself into the best shape of his life. his mission, to prove that even a 29-year-old 9-year vet can still be a top player. his other mission to surpass 10,000 career rushing yards. right now he is 109 yards shy. he was injured in week 4 against philly. he suffered a tear of his groin muscle. it's now 6 weeks since the injury and he's working to get back on the field in time for the skins' monday night game. he practiced for bye and was back yesterday at 100% and today he said he had some swelling, which is normal. how hard has it been for cp to sit out. >> i was looking forward to proving everybody wrong, so, you know, i think that was the biggest thing, and then having the camaraderie we have as a team, not really being on the field in those situations, you know, barely losing i

one focus, bradley manning, a 22-year-old army private, who served as an intelligence analyst in iraq. also under fire, wikileaks editor, julian assange. he told abc news, he wants to take on the powerful u.s. government. >> i am a combative person. >> reporter: the latest documents reveal communication between the u.s. and south korean officials on what would happen if the north korean regime collapsed. they also express some rather candid comments about u.s. friends and foes. russian prime minister vladimir putin is mocked as the alpha dog. afghan president hamid karzai is described as driven by paranoia. secretary clinton downplayed the damage of such statements. >> i can tell you, in my conversations, at least one of my counterparts said to me, well, don't worry about it. you should see what we say about you. >> reporter: a sign that says more documents will be released over the next several months. it they show the united states turning a blind eye to corruption and spying on its allies. karen travers, abc news, washington. >>> also, reportedly in the ngk a massive release of doc

then, they sat down to answer a few questions from reporter tom bradley of itn. >> are you going to do this the whole day? >> i had been planning it for a while. but as every guy out there will know, it takes a certain amount of motivation to get it going. i was planning it. and it felt really right to ask her in africa. it was beautiful at the time. >> it was a total shock when it came. very excited. >> reporter: there was natural joy. and maybe a bit of natural relief, too, from their loved ones. prince charles. >> i'm thrilled. thank you very much. waited long enough. >> reporter: and kate's mom and dad. >> we got to know william really well. we all think he's wonderful. and we're extremely fond of him. >> reporter: and from william's grandmother, queen elizabeth. a statement from buckingham palace. she is absolutely delighted. and now, she's got the ring. and what a ring it is. sapphire and diamonds. william brought it along to kenya, where he popped the question. >> i had been carrying it around in my ruck sack for three weeks before it. and i literally would not let it go. everyw

then, they sat down to answer questions from reporter tom bradley of itn. >> are you going to do this the whole day? >> i had been planning it for a while. but as every guy out there, it takes a certain amount of motivation to get it going. i was planning it. and it felt right to ask her in africa. it was beautiful at the time. >> it was a total shock when it came. very excited. >> reporter: there was natural joy. and maybe a bit of natural relief, too from their loved ones, prince charles. >> i'm thrilled. thank you very much. waited long enough. >> reporter: and kate's mom and dad. >> we got along really well. we think he's wonderful. and we're extremely fond of him. >> reporter: and from william's grandmother, queen elizabeth. a statement from buckingham palace. she is absolutely delighted. now, she's got the ring. and what a ring it is. sapphire and diamond. william brought it along to kenya, where he popped the question. >> i had carrying it around in my ruck sack for three weeks before it. evywhere i went, i was holding on to it. my mother's engagement ring. i thought it was qui

. >> bradley weidmeyer. you are going to be criticized no matter what you do. we have seen four years and beyond of people trying to delegitimize the vote of the people for this board of supervisors. it is terrible. you need to make sure that people know this process is going to happen next week. i am a little confused as to how the two measures are resolved. the clerk was instructed to come up with the process. it has not happened. is it also going to not happen next week? and will we go on? there is not a lot of time. 99 years ago this week, the supervisors select and the ppie board met because they had big things to do. and the accomplished them. in seven months, they had the architect chosen for this building and the civic center under way. that was two months before there were sworn in in january. that is the magnificence of the proposal here is that we get going. that the three supervisors -- we are ready to have this scheduled and to move forward and not to allow -- is there a guarantee we are going to go forward next week? it is very confusing. i do not

reporter: the prime suspect in these massive leaks remains 23-year-old army intelligence analyst pfc bradley manning who remains in military custody tonight. the intriguing issue tonight is wikileaks claims they can't post them themselves because somebody hacked into their website. a senior defense official tells us tonight if that's true, we don't know anything about if, natalie. >> is this just the beginning of the leaks from the state department? >> reporter: well, i think it's important to point out here that many of those 250,000 cables have multiple pages, which state department officials say could run into the millions. this tonight may be just the tip of the iceberg. >> thank you, jim. andrea mitchell joins us now. the state department worked feverishly to stop leaks including secretary of state hillary clinton. what is the reaction there tonight? >> reporter: which is a nightmare for diplomats, what the german magazine calms it a political meltdown for u.s. foreign policy. hillary clinton speed dialed counterparts in germany, canada, saudi arabia, france and afghanistan just to name

matt bradley to matt hendrick, score. they win 5-3. they're now 11-4 and 0. best in hockey. speaking of hockey, the nhl announcing a new format for the all star game this year. the fan will pick the starters as always. then the two captains will pick the rest of the roster kind of like a pickup game on the old pond. all right. here is now you know that donovan mcnabb isn't dumb. for 11 years he ran andy reid's offense that may have been the most complex in most of football and he made six pro bowls doing it. but suddenly with mike shanahan he is a d student. perhaps that's part of the benching last week is the report that emerged on sunday claiming that shanahan has had to simplify the redskins play book because according to him mcnabb can't learn it. donovan responded to that claim on his radio show today. >> that is hilarious to me. that is really funny to me. everyone is going to say whatever all throughout this week and during the game. i don't focus on it. everyone shouldn't focus on it. and let's just move on. >> hi road for donovan, but that is hilarious. time to pick

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the freedom of assembly in russia i think the president has a director of the constitution deborah bradley to defend the constitutional rights of the russian population and that. now the u.s. has for the first time ever faced unprecedented public scrutiny over its human rights record at the united nations human rights council the u.s. delegation received a strong criticism over its human rights violation saying including racial profiling using the death penalty and abuse allegations overseas council members in geneva called for the closure of guantanamo bay prison and further investigations into alleged torture by u.s. troops abroad american representatives defended their nation's humans rights records but stressed they were not satisfied with the status quo. of the coalition says washington's trying to change an image created by the bush administration. obama administration is trying to rectify the problem that the bush administration created in terms of u.s. image around the world the united states cannot continue to lecture all the other countries in the world about democracy and human

pentagon officials say the prime suspect remains 23-year-old private bradley manning. an army intelligence officer in baghdad who is now in custody in charged with illegally downloading thousands of classified documents, many of which have already been released by wikileaks. pentagon and state department officials have launched a massive damage control campaign, calling all those world leaders that may be maligned in these secret documents. but they say there are so many of them, they may not be able to get to all of them before sunday, brian. >> could be a busy weekend there. jim miklaszewski at the pentagon, thanks. >>> when our friday after thanksgiving broadcasts continues in just a moment, the president of the united states nursing an injury, and fresh stitches from the doctor this weekend. and somebody is probably feeling really bad about it right about now. >>> and later, "making a difference" for our wounded warriors in a way that really hits home. warriors in a way that really hits home. with rheumatoid arthritis, there's the life you live... and the life you

the one success we had over the last 30 years was tax reform of 1986 -- reagan, bradley, a tip o'neill, where they went and took a hatchet to all the loopholes and deductions in the tax code, wiped them out, radically lower rates. that is what the commissioners are recommending today. rates are 8%. -- 8%, at 10%, 22%. wipe out the deductions, minimize the economy, and the increased efficiency of the economy will produce wealth again. that was done in 1986, the last quarter century since, we have added on all of these crazy deductions. like barnacles on a ship, you sweep them away and a lower rates and ease easy and understandable, but it requires political will and agreement in advance -- you are not going to snipe at each other over details. >> charles is describing an integrated thing where reduce spending, but whole thing, and it has a sense of fairness for ever wondered what is troubling retirees is that -- for everyone. what is troubling retirees is that there was a sense of an expanding world, i will do better than my parents. that is gone. we fear the chinese since replacing the