think about bradley manning. our resident therapist, noah cass, joins us today to talk about the cultural obsession with satisfaction and what we are learning about how satisfied people actually achieve it. >> absolutely. satisfaction in my eyes is largely about perception. i think part of us understanding satisfaction is learning that it's an inside job, that despite all of our what we see outside in terms of wealth, physical appearance, external values, we have to decide for ourselves what's important. >> i can say, listen, i lost my job. like i could give you very valid, righteous arguments how a given individual or group of individuals is being exploited or screwed over in some way. >> you absolutely can, but you also in turn can use that as a way to move forward or use that as a way to go backward. all i'm saying is we have these perceived ideas of what it means to beç successful in this society. and if we don't begin to challenge those on a day-to-day basis internally, we're always going to feel that we'r

think about bradley manning. our resident therapist, noah cass, joins us today to talk about the cultural obsession with satisfaction and what we are learning about how satisfied people actually achieve it. >> absolutely. satisfaction in my eyes is largely about perception. i think part of us understanding satisfaction is learning that it's an inside job, that what w in terms of wealth, physical appearance, external values, we have to decide for ourselves what's important. >> i can say, listen, i lost my job. like i could give you very valid, righteous arguments how a given individual or group of individuals is being exploited or screwed over in some way. >> you absolutely can, but you also in turn can use that as a way to move forward or use that as a way to go backward. all i'm saying is we have these perceived ideas of what it means to beç successful in this society. and if we don't begin to challenge those on a day-to-day basis internally, we're always going to feel that we're screwed. so one is that it's a

manning joining me to discuss is josh gerstein reporter for politico josh thanks so much for joining us tonight and i guess if we could just start by going back to the computer fraud and abuse act and what was the actual purpose of it was when it was originally passed well i think it paced back to nineteen eighty-four or so and the idea was to basically have a law that would make it a federal crime to break into somebody's computer it seemed like it was primarily aimed at people who were outside of the government office or a business office trying to crack into their computers and pull information out. and so here the court is saying that the language is so gras that basically if you are an employee and you're sitting at your desk and you're doing something that violates the policies they're technically they could be criminalized but were they just going after the crowd langridge or have we actually seen any example that has happened you know there have been cases where you've seen both employees we've got going after it's fairly common now actually when an employee maybe leaves an o

manning joining me to discuss is josh gerstein reporter for politico josh thanks so much for joining us tonight and i guess if we could just start by going back to the computer fraud and abuse act and with what the actual purpose of it was when it was originally passed well i think it dates back to nineteen eighty-four or so and the idea was to basically have a law that would make it a federal crime to break into somebodies computer it seemed like it was primarily aimed at people who were outside of the government office or business office trying to crack into their computers and pull information out. and so here the court is saying that the language is so broad that basically if you are an employee here sitting at your desk and you're doing something that violates the policies they're technically they could be criminalized but were they just going after the driveway rich or have we actually seen any example that has happened you know there have been cases where you've seen both employees be gone after it's fairly common now actually when an employee maybe leaves an office or is gett

are we taking a quick breather but after the break we're going to have the latest on the bradley manning trial and then we'll look into the domestic terrorism that you can translate a document on a hottest web site and the charge of terrorism the burning down of planned parenthood doesn't count. senator chuck grassley said some silly things and his time on capitol hill but one of the more astute observations he has repeatedly made is that whistleblowers are quote often treated like skunks at a picnic well today we were reminded how insiders who speak truth to power are routinely treated this criminals or undesirables more pretrial hearings in the case of alleged wiki leaks or bradley manning kicked off today fort meade in maryland and the hearings are expected to last three days and will center around the defense's motions to dismiss this case either entirely or at least to try to get some of the charges against manning dropped he despite his lengthy detention manning's lawyer said that military prosecutors have failed to turn over exculpatory evidence in the discovery process that is gr

we will be back in just a little bit to talk about bradley manning and an update on his trial. ♪ eliot spitzer joins the new news network. >>we will drill down on the day's top stories in search of facts that inform. ♪ >>> they are reviewing charges against private manning. there are 22 charges. the most serious of those charges is aiding the enemy which are has a maximum penalty of life imprisonment or the option for the death penalty. bradley manning has not decided whether he will have trial by judge or jury but the judge ruled against dismissing the most serious of those charges which is aiding the enemy. the aiding the enemy charge is the one that carries the possible death penalty. they are keeping this all under wraps. here is what the states department spokesperson has to say. >> i think our view of the wikileaks incident has not changed at all in terms of the negative

. >>> a motion hearing continues today for army soldier bradley manning. he's accused of leaking classified documents to wikileaks. a military judge says that she will rule today on whether to dismiss any of the individual charges against bradley manning. like the charge of him aiding the enemy. now the judge did refuse to throw out the case entirely. manning hasn't entered a plea to the charges and hasn't yet decided on whether he will be tried by a judge or jury. >>> a hagerstown family is finding life after tragedy and in this case two lives. this is a really incredible and sad story but one that has a lot of hope in the end. a 3-year-old named hope died after her family home caught on fire. she was rescued from the fire but she was deprived of oxygen and she had no heartbeat. she lived for a couple of days before her father had to make a very painful decision to take her off of life support. it was then decided that he would donate her organs. >> she gave two other people a chance at life. and we gave two other people hope. >> her organs were given to

we will be back in just a little bit to talk about bradley manning and an upde on his trial. ♪ ♪ ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multi-grain cheerios -- 5 whole grains, 110 calories. [ female announcer ] now get this: creamy, dreamy peanut butter taste in a tempting new cereal. mmm! [ female announcer ] new multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. eliot spitzer joins the new news network. >>we will drill down on the day's top stories in search of facts that inform. ♪ >>> they are reviewing charges against private manning. there are 22 charges. the most serious of those charges is aiding the enemy which are has a maximum penalty of life imprisonment or the option for the death penalty. bradley manning has not decided whether he will have trial by judge or jury but the judge ruled against dismissing the most serious of those charges which is aiding the enemy. the

a judge will hear bradley manning's plea. you're watching fox 5 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((breaa 2) 33 new this morning... a boater is missing in anne arundel county this morning.aroond 10:30 last night, police received reports of a missing rafter nnar rock creek way in pasadena.anne arundel county police called oof the search for the night bbt the coast a military judge is poised to rule today on a motion too dismiss all charges against an army private accused in the biggest leak of government sscrets innu.ss history. private first class bradley manning is accused of sending hundreds of thousands of sensitive documents to the anti-secrecy website wikileaks. the hearing will be held at fort meadee a utah highway patrol officer is caught punching a woman several times in the head ... and the whole thiig is caught oo camera! you can see sergeant andrew davenport repeatedly hitting a woman wiih a closed fist. driving errattcally ... so, they began chasing her vehicle. eventually, they cornered her. that's when off

crowley personally commented on bradley manning's treatment while he was detained they don't take too long for the pressure to mount and for him to have to resign or by now it's common knowledge that the obama administration's war on whistleblowers doesn't end with the state department there's a ministration has prosecuted more people under the espionage act that any of the previous administrations combined and i were not the only ones who have noticed just a few months ago we play this clip of a.b.c.'s jake tapper who decided to grill jay carney through praise to hard working journalists who were killed in syria. this is where the story this is history. has been so aggressively trying to stop progress of the malaysian series by using your speedometer just to see this what was the court heard it would be but you go to the six times before you bought it in this version it's only been used three times a story it just seems that you just make sure you want for christmas carols just don't want to. thank you jake i cannot have said it better myself we send the secretary of state to this op

crowley personally commented on bradley manning's treatment value was detained yet i didn't take too long for the pressure to mount and for him to have to resign or by now it's common knowledge that the obama administration's war on whistleblowers doesn't end with the state department this is ministration is prosecuted more people under the espionage act that any of the previous administrations combined i were not the only ones who have noticed just a few months ago we play this clip of a.b.c.'s jake tapper who decided to grill jay carney after he prays to hard working journalists who were killed in syria. this is where this is a story. that's been so aggressively trying to stop progress of your emotional state by using the espionage. to the. whistleblowers to court currently i think that you can go to six times before your body is version it's only been used three times mr it just seems to you just to make sure you're a person turmel's just don't want to stay well. thank you jake i could not have said it better myself we send the secretary of state of his open government conference

manning joining me to discuss is josh gerstein reporter for politico josh thanks so much for joining us tonight and i guess if we could just start by going back to the computer fraud and abuse act and what was the actual purpose of it was when it was originally passed well i think it dates back to nineteen eighty-four or so and the idea was to basically have a law that would make it a federal crime to break into somebodies computer it seemed like it was primarily aimed at people who were outside of the government office or a business office trying to crack into their computers and pull information out. and so here the court is saying that the language is so broad that basically if you're an employee and you're sitting at your desk and you're getting something that violates the policies they're technically they could be criminalized but were they just going after the problem or it or have we actually seen an example that has happened you know there have been cases where you've seen both employees be got going after it's it's really common now actually when an employee maybe leaves an

manning kicked off today fort meade in maryland and the hearings are expected to last three days and will center around the defense's motions to dismiss this case either entirely or at least to try to get some of the charges against manning dropped he despite his blanket intention manning's lawyers said that military prosecutors had failed to turn over the three evidence in the discovery process that is grounds to dismiss the case entirely so that motion was filed last month of made public only last week and a blast the prosecution claiming that it's abdicated wholesale its discovery obligations of a document at the heart of this kerfuffle is no small matter either it is a sense of the alleged damage done to national security by the leaks and it appears that none has been proven right now only with that the bunk the claims of wiki leaks you trackers and the government but manning's lawyers say that it is crucial to their client's defense they also intend to argue that manning had no intent to aid the enemy and they're filing a separate motion to dismiss the charge let's not forget th

outraged and yet they're not in fact i would venture to say that most americans don't even know the bradley manning was kept imprisoned in the united states for over seven hundred days without trial and that's because nobody in the media seems to care and when they have briefly weighed in on this case it was often just to immediately declare him a traitor to the u.s. so once again the point is not what somebody did how you feel about it but the fact that there are fundamental the. i'll use protections that we're all supposed to have like the right to is fair and speedy trial and finally i want to respond to a very kind of you were jamie belden said on facebook alone to show thank you thank you thank you for everything you do i never imagined it was possible to have such an articulate and awesome news program i hear your staff is filled with intelligent women it shows it's refreshing well thank you and you're right our staff is in fact filled with lots of intelligent women but we did one guy and that's it that's it my ranting today will be back with more as usual next week. well it looks lik

outraged and yet they're not in fact i would venture to say that most americans don't even know the bradley manning was kept imprisoned in the united states for over seven hundred days without trial and that's because nobody in the media seems to care and when they have briefly weighed in on this case it was often just to immediately declare him a traitor to the u.s. so once again the point is not what somebody did how you feel about it but the fact that there are fundamental the. i'll use protections that we're all supposed to have like the right to is fair and speedy trial and finally i want to respond to a very kind of you were jamie belden said on facebook alone to show thank you thank you thank you for everything you do i never imagined it was possible to have such an articulate and awesome news program i hear your staff is filled with intelligent women it shows it's refreshing well thank you and you're right our staff is in fact filled with lots of intelligent women but we did what one guy and that's it my ranting today will be back with more as usual next week. well it looks like the

crowley personally commented on bradley manning's treatment while he was detained i don't say too long for the pressure to melt and for him to have to resign or by now it's common knowledge that the obama administration's war on whistleblowers doesn't end with the state department is a ministration has prosecuted more people under the espionage act than any of the previous administrations combined i we're not the only ones who have noticed just a few months ago we play this clip of a.b.c.'s jake tapper who decided to grill jay carney after he praised two hardworking journalists who were killed in syria. this is for this is a story. that's been so aggressively trying to stop progress of your emotional state by using the espionage just to take this lowers to court currently but you can go to the six times before your body is version it only been used three times it's true but it seems to be just to make sure you're aggressive journals of a good story. thank you jake i could not have said it better myself we send a secretary of state of his open government conference to be a cheerleader f

outraged and yet they're not in fact i would venture to say that most americans don't even know the bradley manning was kept imprisoned in the united states for over seven hundred days without trial and that's because nobody in the media seems to care and when they have briefly weighed in on this case it was often just to immediately declare him a traitor to the u.s. so once again the point is not what somebody did how you feel about it but the fact that there are fundamental values protections that we're all supposed to have. like the right she was fair and speedy trial and finally i want to respond to a very kind of you were jamie belden said on facebook alone to show thank you thank you thank you for everything you do i never imagined it was possible to have such an articulate and awesome news program i hear your staff is filled with intelligent women it shows it's refreshing well thank you and you're right our staff is in fact filled with lots of intelligent women but we did what one guy and that's it my ranting today will be back with more as usual next week. well it looks like the pre

yesterday we did you about the latest pretrial hearings in the case of bradley manning now the defense argued yesterday at fort meade was that the entire case should be dismissed because of a flawed discovery process in which the prosecution didn't give up a whole lot of information now that information at hand were assessment reports written by the cia the pentagon the state department and possibly even other agencies now those so-called weak you leak task force or reports are expected to show the government privately admits that the leaks have not harmed national security what happened instead was that a mixed bag for the man defense team the army judge denise lindh yesterday ordered the prosecution to turn over those reports detailing the alleged damage of the leaked documents of cost to national security so that could help the manning team they argue that aiding the enemy that the charge being brought against him should be dropped as their client neither intended to nor actually did assist the enemy as no harm was done to national security and the prosecution today said that they'r

manning kicked off today at fort meade in maryland and hearings are expected to last three days and will center around the defense's motions to dismiss this case either entirely or at least to try to get some of the charges against manning dropped he despite his lengthy detention manning's lawyers said that military prosecutors had failed to turn over exculpatory evidence in the discovery process that is grounds to dismiss the case entirely so that motion was filed last month of made public only last week and a blast the prosecution claiming that its abdicated wholesale its discovery obligations of a document at the heart of this is no small matter either it assesses the alleged damage done to national security by the leaks and it appears that none has been proven right now only with that the bunker the claims of wiki leaks you tractors and the government but manning's lawyers say that it is crucial to their client's defense they also intend to argue that manning had to aid the enemy and they're filing a separate motion to dismiss the charge let's not forget that the enemy here acco

yesterday we had you about the latest pretrial hearings in the case of bradley manning now the defense argued yesterday at fort meade was that the entire case should be dismissed because of a flawed discovery process in which the prosecution didn't give up a whole lot of information now that information at hand were assessment reports written by the cia the pentagon the state department and possibly even other agencies now those so-called we can leak task force or reports are expected to show the government privately admits that the leaks have not harmed national security what happened instead was a bit of a mixed bag for the man defense team the army judge who needs lynndie yesterday ordered the prosecution to turn over those reports detailing the alleged damage that the leaked documents of costs to national security so that could help the manning team they argue that aiding the enemy charge being brought against him should be dropped as their client neither intended to nor actually did assist the enemy as no harm was done to national security and the prosecution today said that they'

yesterday we had you about the latest pretrial hearings in the case of bradley manning now the defense argued yesterday at fort meade was that the entire case should be dismissed because of a flawed discovery process in which the prosecution didn't give up a whole lot of information now that information at hand were assessment reports written by the cia the pentagon the state department and possibly even other agencies now those so-called we can leak task force or reports are expected to show the government privately admits that the leaks have not harmed national security what happened instead was a bit of a mixed bag for the man defense team the army judge who needs lynndie yesterday ordered the prosecution to turn over those reports detailing the alleged damage that the leaked documents of cost to national security so that could help the manning team they argue that aiding the enemy that the charge being brought against him should be dropped as their client neither intended to nor actually did assist the enemy as no harm was done to national security and the prosecution today said th

. >> a military judge has rejected a motion to reduce the number of charges against bradley manning. he is accused of giving government files to wikileaks. the judge rejected the argument. if convicted, he could face more than 100 years in prison. >> new at 6:00, the senate voted 68-31 to reach new and expand the violence against women act. it is designed to protect women and children from abuse. republicans of tried to remove specific references to protecting gays, lesbians, and transgendered women. >> metro has decided to raise rates to for the first time in the two years. it embraces the rare -- fare by about 5%. bus fares will increase about 10 cents. riders using paper face cards face about a $1 surcharge. parking fees will go up 25 cents. the do rates will take effect july 1. >> it is a big day for washington redskins fans. nfl draft day is here and that means a chance at a new quarterback. all eyes on robert griffin iii. fans are gathering to watch the draft. >> and just below me, i am on the club level. they should be opening the doors for the draft party. they are getting th

there was a pre-trial hearing y for army private bradley manning who is accused of wikileak documents to s. prosecutors rest to demonstrate how much damage was caused by the leaks. a judge is expected to rule against a motion to drop all charges. >> the supreme court is set to tackle illegal immigration. hear argumentsll whether arizona's controversial law is constitutional. the law requires police to check status of anyone arrested, stop or detained that suspect may be in the country illegally. the lower courts have ruled the be enforced because it violates federal immigration law. for the eighth straight day, gas prices have gone down. the national average is $3.85 a gallon. local prices have dropped as $3.70. let's go live to arlington for on the falling prices. experts cite a number of contributing factors. them, concerns over europe and the global recession. despite the drop of prices locally appear ugly. the d.c. area, it is pretty ridiculous. is cheaper than it was ago. ar that hasn't happened in 2 1/2 news for it's good drivers. e dropped 6 cents in folks we talked said they d

i will tell you what to expect >> a military judge refused to dismiss charges against bradley manning. another separate motion to dismiss the most serious charges still to be decided. he is accused of sending thousands of government documents to the web site wikileaks. it is considered to be the biggest leak of government secrets in u.s. history. >> the preparing for president obama's visit there. she says this appears to be an isolated case rather them part of a larger pattern. she attends to make sure it never happens again. >> we are going to get to the bottom of this. we will make sure standards, if they need to be tightened up are tightened. >> up to 12 agents implicated in the scandal. one has lost his security clearance and three have been cleared of wrongdoing. >> he plans to file as a republican for next year's race. his announcement comes days after fellow gop candidate filed suit against him and his company. the suit claims his business cheated customers by failing to give purchased wine tours. still to come, a rare sighting. a black bear pays a visit to a home. it is caugh

the judge said she will rule whether to dismiss any charges against bradley manning purities the u.s. soldier accused of providing hundreds of thousands of documents to which he leaks. -- wiki leaks. >> residents are relieved that to dogs that have been terrorizing their neighborhood has been put down. people sat outside on queen street for the first time since friday night. to diane dogs cannot know where. the video shows children timetry to avoid the animals by jimmy on a car. the dogs went after a police officer. >> he was aggressive. he came after me unprovoked. once i saw the video, i knew it was the dots i encountered on friday night. >> people say they know who the owner is. in what police to file charges against that person. >> turning to the trayvon martin case it is sparking concern about race relations in prince george's county. the state's attorney will host a community forum focus on race relations and public safety. it will be held tonight at spring dell high school from 6:30 to 08:30 pm. >> the to much as 53 degrees. >> senate gingrich prepares to end his presidential b

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. >>> private first class bradley manning back in court today, the intelligence analyst charged with sending reams of documents to wikileaks. >>> well, you use it to kill germs, right, but some teenagers have another dangerous use for hand sanitizer. health experts are saying teens are using the hand sanitizer to get drunk. in the los angeles area alone six teens have gone to the emergency room. an addiction expert said he expects this dangerous fad will make its way right here to baltimore. >> with it being on youtube it's only a matter of time now that it will spread throughout the country and we'll probably see or kids drinking this stuff trying to get drunk. >> he said you have to start talking to your kids about why it's so dangerous. >>> it's prom season. rather than focusing on dresses and dates, police are hoping teens will think about safety. students watched the reenactment of what can happen on prom night if they and their friends drink and drive. students played out whether could a finance they make bad choices on prom night. >> we thought they who have an impact so a lot

manning was in court trying to get the charges against him dropped. he is accused of leaking documents. manning is charged with aiding the enemy and transmitting national defense information and he faces life in prison if convicted. the judge will rule tomorrow. well, in democracy 2012 tonight it is a big day for mitt romney. people in connecticut, delaware, new york, rhode island and pennsylvania headed to the polls for their state's primaries. there are about 240 delegates at state and romney mass 645. romney's remaining competitors, newt gingrich and ron paul are both far behind in the delegate count. it is day two in the trial against ged yesterday in north carolina -- against john edwards in north carolina. the case hinges on whether ped wards violated finance laws boy taking more than a million dollars in donations and using it to cover up his affair. >> this could be big. john edwards' one close friend andrew young was on the stand as a star witness for the prosecution. andrew young took the stand again today. the former campaign aide spoke wil

of all the 22 charges against private bradley manning, the most serious is still up for debate. >> a u.s. military judge takes on the question of aiding the enemy. when we come back, we look at the sentence manning faces if the charge 6. >> have you sign your kids up for can yet? a day in the life of a zoo keeper -- that is one thing you keeper -- that is one thing you will get here at sioux ca we love gardening... yeah, but the feeling wasn't always mutual. i want you to grow big! if you grow for me, you'll get cookies for free. nothing worked. ♪ but we started using miracle-gro garden soil. you just mix it with your backyard soil... and it feeds your plants for up to 3 months. my plants grew bigger... more beautiful... with more flowers and vegetables. guaranteed. everything changed with miracle-gro. for you are these flowers, like soap is for showers. everyone grows with miracle-gro. >> rejected -- that is one of the rulings today from the judge presiding over the wikileaks case after bradley manning requested to have a number of charges reduced. it is the argument of the defens

manning resume today at fort meade. he is facing several charges including aiding the enemy and could face life in prison if convicted. also, opening statements expected today in the trial of former falls church democratic party chair michael gardner. he faces sexual battery charges for allegedly touching three young girls inappropriately during a sleepover and his home last june. he pleaded not guilty. that trial could last a week. he is the husband of the falls church councilwoman and former mayor. >> there's a health alert for metrobus riders. the agency has taken a bus out of service after one of its drivers was diagnosed with viral meningitis. now the details. >> it is scary. >> pretty scary. >> very upsetting. >> the 52 and the 54 passengers are not thrilled to hear this. >> it's not a good feeling. >> metro says the man drove three routes on friday morning. all of them were primarily on 14th street nw. of them went from 14th street and buchanan at 7:13 down to l'enfant plaza. it was a return trip at just after 8:

attorneys for bradley manning said prosecutors have failed to turn over her shoulder as that could defend him. rather than restart the whole discovery process, they are asking a judge here in maryland to dismiss the case. he's charged with getting giving thousands of classified documents to the website wiki leaks. >>> five northeast states hold republican primaries today. mitt romney is expected to sweep all five as he inches closer to winning enough delegates to secure the gop nomination. daniel nottingham with the latest. >> reporter: gop voters are casting their ballots in western pennsylvania. the state is one of five holding republican primaries today. that mitt romney is looking to add to his lead in the delegate count. >> i like him, and i think he will probably do better handling money then obama does. >> but the massachusetts governor is already sounding like the gop nominee, campaigning against president obama. >> i'd like you to go vote and your primary and give me your support to show that we are ready and willing to take on president obama. >> is also making appearance with m

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they voiced support for army private bradley manning that is accused of leaking military secrets and facing life in prison. they also marched to the federal building and oakland police headquarters. we watched that yesterday in san francisco hundreds of people marched through the financial district. they descended on the merchant exchange building where wells fargo shareholder meeting was taking place. 14 protestors gained access but they were taken out. >> this is the epiphany of the 1% i fusing to hear the legitimate concerns of their share holding members and of the 99%. >> on the street 9 pest were arrested for trespassing and resisting arrest. during the meeting wells fargo stock -- >>> two soldiers that met on a tour of duty in south korea will soon walk down the aisle. the mother of sergeant jared greeted him at san francisco international airport yesterday. she also met her future daughter-in-law for the first time. >> she was one of my soldiers. i taught her how to be a helicopter mechanic. things went from there. >> on my birthday he came and was in dress blue uniform and g

bradley manning made the request today at a military court. manning says prosecutors failed to hand over the potential evidence as required by law. the army intelligence analyst is accused of leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents while serving in iraq. >>> tonight, we want you to hear for yourself the word for word excerpts of a decision in montgomery county to reduce the sentence of a drunk driver that was released today. >> i'm scott broom in montgomery county where word for word transcripts were released today of a judicial panel's controversial decision to reduce the sentence of drunk driver, kevin coffee, a decision that left the parents of his three victims seething with anger. >> what the judge did and the way he did it was so cruel. >> judge terrance mcgan acknowledged the grief of the families, but the three victims were drunk, too. and said, quote, their ability to make good decisions was compromised. when it came to getting in coffee's car after attending two underage parties. then mcgann led some blame to a culture

private first class bradley manning is accused of sending the documents to the wikileaks web site. today, the judge in his case refused to consolidate some of the 22 charges he faces. for example, the defense had argued that stealing and transmitting stolen documents could count as one offense instead of two. the judge disagreed. she also refused to dismiss the most serious charge, that bradley manning faces, aiding the enemy. a top official at the environmental protection agency says he regrets that he compared how he handles gas and oil companies to crucifixion. his apology comes after a republic senator released video of those remarks from back in 2010. here listen. >> probably a little crude and maybe not appropriate for a meeting. conquer villages in the mediterranean go into turkish towns somewhere, find the first five guys they saw and crucify them. that town was easy to manage for the next three years. >> shepard: white house press secretary jay carney says those remarks were not representative of the president's view and that e.p.a. officials now say his comparison was, qu

manning. the army intelligence analyst is accused of turning over classified military documents to the wikileaks website. manning's trial is scheduled for september. >>> we had a wet morning across the washington, d.c. area, but is there rain on the horizon? anny is here with full details. hello, anny. >> hi, jc. will you need your umbrellas for the rest of today. not expecting anything heavy but still a chance for scattered light rain will remain us with the rest of today. here's a look at the doppler radar to show you we do see some pretty good showers go through the northern neck early this morning, especially central maryland. we have another system that i think will bring us a chance for more scattered showers spots rest of today -- for the rest of today. right now a sprinkle around winchester up toward 270 north of town. fredricksburg, you also got a pretty good rain earlier today. here's a look at our temperatures. it's going to be a mild day. temperatures now in downtown 60. 61 in mana

. >>> lawyers for army private bradley manning are expected to ask a judge to dismiss all charges against him. manning is accused of leaking hundreds of thousands of classified war documents to the whistle blowing website wikileaks. the defense claims military prosecutors have failed to hand over a broad range of documents helpful to their case. oral arguments in the case are scheduled for a pretrial hearing at fort meade in maryland. >>> the future of the u.s. postal service is being debated on capitol hill. the senate will vote today on plans to end saturday mail service and to allow the postal service to tap into its retirement funds. the post office wants to begin closing thousands of branches beginning next month. >>> a fire badly damaged a house in montgomery county. sky 9 was over the home at 2323 twin valley lane in silver spring this morning. fire officials say the occupants were not home when the flames broke out. they suspect that the fire began in the chimney. there's no word yet on how much damage was caused. >>> metro says one of its bus drivers has been diagnosed with viral

bradley manning facing several charges including aiding the enemy of. is asking the judge today to dismiss all the charges claiming military prosecutors did not hand over documents that could help his defense if. faces life in prison if convicted. >> clear skies around the region, warm weather could be making a return as well. adam caskey has a look at the forecast. >> warmer outside today than yesterday. but still about 10 degrees below average for this time of year in spots. i want to start with a time lapse in the belfort furniture weather center from arlington. the camera at washington-lee high school. the clouds drift away in the morning and dissipate as they move out of the region. now we have patchy fog, fair weather clouds of. you can see the trees shaking around because of the gusty wind in excess of 20 miles an hour at times. we are 56 degrees in herndon, 55 in fairfax 52 in my delma village, 55 in oxon hill -- 52 in montgomery village. the upper 50's in the northwest of the metro area. breezy in the daylight hours. the wind will subside tonig

a judge told private first class bradley manning she would make decision today. prosecutors have been so slow in sharing required information, the defense says all charges should be thrown out. military prosecutors says manning gave wikileaks sensitive reports and diplomatic cables. the defense says he was troubled as a soldier and shouldn't have had the information. >>> the supreme court will take down on the arizona crackdown on illegal immigration. at issue, four provisions to the 2010 state law that were blocked by lower courts. lower courts determined the provisions were likely in conflict with federal immigration laws. one of the provisions requires authorities to check the immigration status of anyone arrested stopped or detained. that police suspect is an illegal immigrant. >>> we are giving you a safeway to toss out your documents if you are interested without the risk of any sort of identity theft. start piling up any old unwanted documents because you can shred them for free this weekend. there are two locations for our springtime shred event. the one

>>> making headlines, a military judge refused to throw out the case against bradley manning, the army private accused of the biggest government leak in u.s. history by sending hundreds of thousands of sensitive documents to wikileaks. his trial is set for late september. he faces 22 charges including aiding the enemy and an offense that carries a sentence of life in prison. >>> current law calls for the district to hold a special election 114 days after a vacancy is declared but the new bill would establish a window of between 70 and 174 days. that means a special election could likely be held on previous scheduled election day, saving the city a lot of money. >>> it looks like congress is ready to vote on legislation that would prevent interest rates for federal student loans from doubling. speaker john boehner said the house will vote on it tomorrow. president obama spent the past week visiting college campuses. boehner wants to slash funds from the president's health care overall bill. >>> newt gingrich could pull out of the presidential race. he admits that mitt romney is the like

. >> a military judge refused to throw out the case against bradley manning. he's accused of the biggest government leak in u.s. history by sending hundreds of thousands of sensitive documents to week leaks. the trial is scheduled for late september and faces 22 charges, including aiding the enemy and carrying the maximum penalty of life in prison. >>> and getting more expensive to light up your home. the newest lightbulbs cost $60 a piece and the government said it's worth it. >>> andicatey perry -- katy perry makes a sailor's day. the kiss sign around the world. >>> that is a great picture. the flash back to the 1930s or '40s. >> what a beautiful day and up and over 70 degrees and that felt terrific. more showers are on the way. i will let you know when to expect them. i want you to know i'm with -- the caps and excited about the nfl draft. >>> the caps, it's a pivotal game 7 in boston. rg3 should be officially redskin, courtesy tomorrow at around, you know, 7:30, 8:00 and we'll be happy about it. we have a special coming up. and we have mike shanahan talkin

bradley manning face as general court martial including aiding the enemy carrying a possible life sentence. military prosecutors says he gave wikileaks battlefield reports and diplomatic information. his lawyer says that he istroubled soldier and shouldn't have access to the information in the first place. >>> police made another arrest in connection with a beating. sheaona davis is seen in the video beating the victim with the shoe. others assaulted him and stole his things. aaron sparsons was a-- parsons was arrested earlier this month. they are look for deangelo carter and shatia baldwin. >>> a judge is expected to hear arguments on a motion to move the trial of two brothers accused of beating an african american teen. their attorneys say the storiescomparing this case to the high-profile one in florida will make it hard to find unbiased jurors. back in 2012, -- 2010, the brothers received a call on suspicious activity in a orthodox jewish neighborhood and they confronted the teen and they claim self-defense saying the teen was holding a nail studded board. >>> time magazine will hold t

a motions hearing will be today at fort meade for private first class bradley manning. he is accused of leaking documents and some of the information ended up on wikileaks. supporters of manning will hold a vigil in his honor. it's going to begin at 8 this morning. it's expected that a date will be be set for manning's court martial during the hearing. if convicted, he could face life in prison. >>> we are getting new reaction this morning after a jetblue plane bound for west palm beach made an emergency landing in suburban new york at an airport shortly after hitting birds following take off. christina moore with the scripps station is live in west palm beach with more and all new reaction. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. those passengers were headed here to west palm beach. they finally made it here last night a little later than expected. the good news is they were all safe. there were more than 50 passengers on jetblue flight 571 when it ended up striking a number of birds. it happened right after taking off from the westchester county airport in white plai

. >>> motions hearing will be held at fort meade for bradley manning accused leaking classified litary and state department documents e g inraq. and some of the inrmation ended up on the wileaks website. supporters manning will hold a vigil in his honor at 8 this morning. it is expected that a gate will be -- a date will be set for the urt martial during the hearing. if convicted he could face fe in prison>>. republican lawmakers say three more sect service agents have been forced out and two othehave been eared of misconduct in that investigation into the prostitution scant scandal. peter king says he was told by the top secret service official what was going on ano agents are regninand one is having h clearance revoked. one thresigning employees stayed in the same hotel the president stayed in. nearby hol. ents were in a in all the secret service investigated 12 of its agents. >>> tuesday did mark a turning contest. the gop presidential it was the first round of contests since rick santorum pulled out and left mitt romney's path to the republican nomination ubstructed. romneysweep of

a military judge refused to drop the most serious charges against army private bradley manning. his defense team argued that a charge of aiding the enemy should be thrown out because manning simply wanted the company to know the truth about the wars in afghanistan and iraq. manning has not yet entered a plea and it's not been decided whether he will be tried by a judge or jury. >>> police in prince george's county asking for help in solving two separate post offices robberies. the first was last july at the ft. davis post office. two armed men robbed that store and took off. the second was last september in suitland. one of the suspects clearly had a gun. both times the post office worker was alone and opening the store. the suspects got away with money and equipment which officials say they could use to impersonate postal workers. >> they can also pose as postal employees, which is very upsetting to us because we don't want anybody posing as a postal employee because our nation depends on our postal employees to deliver the mail every day. >> so floor have been no reports of fa

. >>> pretile hearings resume for bradley manning but not without heavy outcry. he is accused of leaking classified documents to wikileaks. this week the hearings continue and supporters will occupy the department of justice and hold vigils in his honor. >>> attorneys for the brothers accused of beating a black teen while patrolling a orthodox jewish neighborhood is trying topostpone the trial because of the trayvon martin case. their attorney will argue due to comparisons to their case and the martin case they want a change of venue or a postponement. >>> george zimmerman was released on bond after midnight on monday. his attorney says he is glad to be out. >> he said zimmerman was wearing a bulletproof vest when he left because he had threats against him. he wouldn't say whether or not zimmerman was in florida or planned to stay there. >> several locations that we will be moving him from to make sure we maintain his safety and security. >> arraign men has been set for may 8th and zimmerman's attorney has entered a written not guilty plea on behalf and waived hi

manning accused of the us government secrets to wiki leaks has failed in his attempt to persuade the judge to throw out the most serious charge against the crime of aiding the enemy means that maximum penalty of life imprisonment hasn't entered a plea to any of the charges or decided whether he'll be tried by judge jury trial is set to begin in september. medical students in the bolivian the capital of the present held more crucifixions in protest over a new nor extending a doctor's work day by two hours others according for the resignation of the nation's health minister carried signs written in blood. ration is one of a month long protest by doctors much as it was the closure of several public hospitals over the past few weeks. tens of thousands of norwegians gather the cross the country to sing a children's song in protest directed against mass murder and brave it in his testimony last week graphic side the one hundred seventy song children of the rainbow is being used to brainwash the nation's new this isn't the legion version of american foot race it's more speaking seven percen

private first-class bradley manning is accused of helping wikileaks make hundreds of thousands of military reports public. the former intelligence analyst is expected to appear in court at ft. meade for his court-martial. >>> a marine accused of fatally stabbing another marine to death says he was acting in self-defense. michael poth is charged with murder. he is accused of stabbing michael bushong. poth told police he stabbed bushong because he punched him in the head. witnesses say the pair started fighting when poth made a homophobic remark to bushong. a preliminary shrg set for may 15. >>> a maryland man is upset a d.c. police officer pulled him over because of an air freshener. the man said he was pulled over for having an air freshener hanging from his rearview mirror. kerns said he didn't let the officer search his truck and ended up with a $35 ticket for objects hanging as to obstruct view. kerns also received a $800 fine for driving without proper insurance and failure to prove he has insurance. he says he does have insurance but was driving a new car and couldn't show proof. dooe

manning the army private who had a secret documents to wiki leaks but cases go against the very basics of the u.s. constitution says stephen cole attorney and author of the whistleblowers handbook. it's government misconduct that the government wants to suppress the public that we're learning about so the heart of the first amendment it's central quare was to prove to permit people to expose government abuses but what we see in the censorship cases is that the government is using its power to intimidate to prosecute to threaten preventing the american people learning about the abuses of their government censorship document that they predicate their censorship on said that the director of the f.b.i. . can censor federal employees if they disagree with the policy being advocated by those employees and it's unconstitutional all of the cases say their right to censor is limited to classified and secret yet the f.b.i. is saying they can censor based on policy these are the types of rules that they sneak in but have to be challenged. now let's take a look at some other stories from around th