the committee characterized meade's strategy as a retreat rather than as meade described it maneuver for topography cal advantage. one general after another testifies before the committee about meade's short comings and they include abener doubleday who he failed to give corps command and david burnny, removed from corps command which was given to another general, william french. the hooker loyalists daniel butterfield who meade temporarily carried over as chief of staff and dropped and alfred pleasanton who was unfriendly to meade. and their testimony, i'll give you a line or two of it for the flavor. pleasanton is being interviewed here, very cause tick, asked, what effect is produced on the men by the constant shrinking from an engagement? it discourages them very much. if the hearts of the leaders of the army are not in the enterprise, it is easy for them not to act with the spirit by which success is generally achieved. is that not so? >> i do not know any profession in which the character of one man stamps itself more indellably among the masses of men in the military professio

the committee characterized meade's strategy as a retreat rather than as meade described the maneuver for topographical advantage. one general after another testifies before the committee about meade's short comings and they include abener doubleday who he failed to give corps command and david burnny, removed from corps command which was given to another general, william french. the hooker loyalists daniel butterfield who meade temporarily carried over as chief of staff and dropped and alfred pleasanton who was unfriendly to meade. and their testimony, i'll give you a line or two of it for the flavor. pleasanton is being interviewed here, very caustic. what effect is produced on the men by the constant shrinking from an engagement? it discourages them very much. if the hearts of the leaders of the army are not in the enterprise, it is easy for them not to act with the spirit by which success is generally achieved. is that not so? >> i do not know any profession in which the character of one man stamps itself more indelibly among the masses of men in the military profession. question.

we have the honorable matt meade. to get us underway, we ask god's blessing and we honor our country and it's colors. may i please bring up paul eldrige and colorado state university graduate and currently with organization you need to know more about called revealingpolitics.com. please stand for the invocation and remain standing as caleb leads us in the pledge to our colors. >> good morning, let's pray together. dear lord we gather under a literal and figurative cloud. the literal cloud is to the fires that burn to the south and to the north. we ask for your protection for the firefighters to put out these blazes, give them strength and safety. we ask for your comfort and peace for those families who have lost their homes and dreams. may they feel your presence in the midst of your loss. and the figurative cloud that hangs over the court decision that hangs over us today. we are shocked and surprised at the never end scope and reach of the federal government and we know, lord that your plan is for men to live free.

[applause] >> governor matt mead, and our neighbor from wyoming. what a great start to summit saturday 2012. governor matt mead, his wife, their children, wwish them the very best. they are the best thing to come out of wyoming since dick cheney. we hope to see more of you governor meade, it is good to count to a good friend. let me introduce someone who is an old friend of western conservative summit. when we first met in 2010, he was with us as a young state representative determined to return the representation of colorado's congressional district to republican hands. when we met a year ago, he was on the program to join us in person and was detained in washington because he was a leader in the tea party republicans elected in 2010 who were fighting to keep the debt ceiling from rising yet again and he addressed the summit last year by video. how pleased we are he can be with us in person for the purposes of the next intersection. please welcome our congressman from the fourth district, the honorable cory gardner. [applause] >> good morning. tha

the trial inning continues at fort meade. he wants to argue in part that the leaks didn't do much harm. he leaked thousands of documents to the website wikileaks. >>> the break of the 133 year old water main turned the street into a river.

but -- to build cages that can be locked. >> it does not have the same controlled climate as the fort meade security. >> this is the answer to what we need. >> with 250,000 items added to the collections each year, the collections chief says he needs three additional storage models like this one to handle the load. that is going to take money. extra money is hard to come by in these tight budget times. the library says each additional storage model will cost $16 million. congress has repeatedly turned down requests for that money. >> now, your 11 insta- weatherplus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> there is an indication of the weather pattern changing in the eastern part of the nation. morning lows not that remarkable around here but that is clear that it has been tree look to the north, 60's 50's, and some 30's. in the adirondacks, 38 degrees this morning. mount washington down to 37 but that is way in the higher elevations of new hampshire. this new york spot is a cool spot where the coal there can drain down in the adirondacks. that is a sign that the pattern is flip-

you could write in governor mead's name. i think either one of these incredible individuals would be a great addition to the ticket. but what a great morning. how inspiring. what a great evening last night. it is wonderful to be together and to talk about the things that are most important to this country. it's an honor for me in just a minute to bring up kevin miller and jonathan finer, who will be introducing our next speakers. but before i do that, i didn't bring my prop up, but you'll know what i'm talking about. i want to direct your attention to on your table you'll see a western conservative summit addition of the colorado christian university connection, or university magazine. this addition of the connection will give you a wonderful summary of who we are at ccu. it will tell you just a little bit about some of the great things that are happening at colorado christian university. you know, if president armstrong had the foresight and the vision to bring senator john andrews to ccu to start the centennial institute,

they are meading to discuss the future. the team that evaluated city college blamed the school spending beyond their means. the school must address financial inspablt by march 15th. they must meet the deadline to show progress. >> it was a scorcher and the hot weather is not done with us yet. >> i'm jeff ranieri in the bay area whether center. near record setting and the hottest weather so far of summer. gilroy was 104 and south san jose low 90s. here's a look at the south bay forecast. mid 80s by noon and hotter for the east bay. check this out. you could have 90 by lunchtime. who will get near 100, in a few minutes. >> home alone? not really. mead the 12-year-old girl who hid in her closet while burglars ransacked her home. >> prescription medications that pack on the pounds. the unexpected side effects you may not know about. >> take a look. a police chase with the dukes of hazard-type ending. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wi

nearly eight hundred days of sitting in military prison is finally having a pretrial hearing at fort meade but for now everything rests on ecuador's shoulders president rafael correa atta and his administration has said little about if and when asylum would be granted ecuador's foreign ministry says lawyers are studying the political and legal implications of this high profile case before making a decision may not when it comes to the fate of joining us songe patients is more than a virtue it's all we have as a global community when we await this decision. paranoia and might not sound like the name of a trusted source for government leaks otherwise known as a potentially alarming research anonymous intelligence agency paranoias in the new web face of anonymous with a look wiki leaks slowing down in the lack of impact from anonymous hacks and members of the lose hacktivist collective decided to launch a wiki leaks esque web site to host massive data leaks and a user friendly fashion so what will this mean for wiki leaks the internet and the future of transparency barrett brown founder of pr

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chinese authorities basically said, mead johnson products are fine. william blair adding this to the better current values shat. outperform. chinese company, you know, rumors or speculation or whatever. authorities saying squelchi ini the rumors. >> we have real battleground stuff here. i know you're powering and closing belling yesterday. whatever. shares of mbia crushed yesterday and today bouncing back slightly. the stock down 11% yesterday. little less than that. but here's the point. it's very complicated story an i promised the viewers to do it. let's bring in mark palmer, managing director at btig. one of the few analysts to cover this name still and he says it's an opportunity. we talked extensively on the phone yesterday. mark, in a nutshell, a lot of fear of a potential missed debt payment yesterday. you say don't worry about it. how come? >> well, we believe that the fear is misplaced because the debt payment relates to the company's 14% surplus notes housed within the mbia insurance subsidiary. frankly initiating on the company and put a 2

pepper joined the army reserve and worked as an intelligence analyst at fort meade. funeral arrangements are not complete. >>> new details today about the estate of former governor comptroller william donald schaefer. adam may has more on how hundreds of thousands of dollars are being given to a baltimore neighborhood fund. >> yeah. william donald schaefer's parting gifts will pay for flowers, neighborhood improvements, even flagpoles. $1.4 million will be distributed in small gifts. this permanent gift is part of schaefer's legacy. the civic fund is an extension of schaefer's love for his home town. one of his biggest accomplishments was the push to revitalize the water front. >> coming up at 5:00 and 6:00, a closer look at the communities that will benefit from schaefer's generosity. >>> let's check in on our roads right now. here's kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hi, mary. hi, everyone. not a good start at all for 95. 95 southbound, we do have ank there. blocking the left lanes with delays solid back to mountain road. northbound also beginning at caton a

by insurgents.pepper joined the army reserve in 2000 and worked as an intelligence analyst at fort meade. he deployed to iraq at the start oo the war in 2003.he leaves behind a wife, his prents and a brother. more than a dozen mothers and their newborns are doing fine today.... after a fire breaks out at an annapolis hosptial. the maternity ward was forced to evacuate from the anne arundel medical center last night when a utility room caught fire. 13 moms and their babies were moved. 3baltimore's mayor joinsunion leaders in callingon congress to raisethe federal mininium wa. wage.it's currently 7.25 an hour.but mayor stephanie rawlings-blake wants the minimum wage increasedto nearly ten dollars anhour by the end of 20-14. (mayor) "and you hear the detractors say well it'll shut down the economy, no. when you raise the minimum wage, that's just more money into the econom" economy."but some retailers say increasing the minimum wage will force them to increase wages for all their workers... and could wind up causingsome employees to be laid off. you've heard the saying - one man's trash is

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a busy day at fort meade, bradley manning will be in caught for motions hearings manning is accused of giving classified information to wikileaks. his trial is set to begin at the end of september. >>> trustees will hold an emergency meeting in tallahassee talking about outgoing school president and the transition fad. it comes after a band member was killed when police say he was hazed by other bands members. >>> drew brees is officially extremely rich. he signed a $100 million, fife- year contract before the deadline, the çdbzagreement gi him the highest average annual pay in nfl history. >>> let's talk about what is going on outside. satellite and radar picking up on clouds and sunshine as well. that's what we will see through the afternoon, maybe an isolated shower or thunderstorm. look at what we have in mount airy, it's gorgeous out there. a beautiful sunrise this morning. we will see more of that as we head over in to bethesda this morning. starting out on the cloudy side for the most part. we are seeing sunshine in the forecast. good times ahead. look at the temperatures now,

both were arrested after arranging a prostitution meade up two years ago. they were given probation before judgment and a fine. our department spokesman kevin cartwright explained why simmons kept his job after that 2010 case. >> the outcome of the case by the judicial system -- it would have to be a guilty plea. that is how we would proceed with our penalties in this position. >> charges from the 2010 case against coit drop, but he does have previous convictions for robbery and assault. simmons has been suspended from the vertebra without pay pending the outcome of the investigation. >> the baltimore city fire chief may be getting a pay raise. that possibility is sparking outrage among the rank-and-file. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake is expected to make the request tomorrow. she said that are chief james clack deserves the raise because of the recent drop in fire fatalities. two city bar companies were shut down because of a budget gap and a third is to close this fall. >> this is a slap in the face to every man and woman in the baltimore city fire depart

soldiers and families gathered at fort meade this morning. today's freedom salute ceremony honored members of the 1200 combat sustainment support battalions. >> i really do want to thank the families, the sack fises you make. you can't do it alone. >> the soldiers honored today have recently returned from afghanistan in operation enduring freedom. we are dealing with storm cleanup and no electricity. out west, the story, fires. many are excited to go back home but many find they don't have a back to.o the sunday talk shows focused on obamacare. both sides ready to fight. >> emergency crews rushed to the scene of a house fire, 3700 block of valley road just before 6:00 tonight. officials say the flames were coming from the kitchen and attic. crews say no one was injured and it looks like it was an accident but the fire caused about $100,000 in damage. crews in colorado say they plan to lift more evacuation orders tonight, bringing the total number of evacuees down to 3,000. more than 30,000 were evacuated during the peak of the waldo county bl

. >>> now for a look at the national weather, we turn to meade olt todd santos with the weather channel forecast. i think it's a painted desert in arizona. they couldn't find any picture. >> conspiracy theory. it's just a picture of the grand canyon, not actually mars. can't say too much about the martian winter. for some of us we're seeing relief from the true summer here across a good stretch of the mid atlantic. seeing some relief temperature wise, it started to show up for some areas. d.c. on the mild side of things. we'll take a look at temperatures. want to take a look at the satellite and radar composite. we are dealing with pockets of showers and thunderstorms. it's a 12-hour loop. you see late yesterday very similar air areas will likely get going this afternoon. a lot of that taking place in the frontal boundary. the front swept down into the central u.s., at this point almost stationary. we'll see showers and thunderstorms to fire up later today. to the north is a weak front. should remain dry across the northern great lakes. we did want to look at the storm reports from yest

you could write in governor mead's name. i think either one of these incredible individuals would be a great addition to the ticket. but what a great morning. how inspiring. what a greatnight. it is wonderful to be together and to talk about the things that are most important to this country. it's an honor for me in just a minute to bring up kevin miller and jonathan finer, who will be introducing our next speakers. but before i do that, i didn't bring my prop up, but you'll know what i'm talking about. i want to direct your attention to on your table you'll see a western conservative summit addition of the colorado christian university connection, or university magazine. this addition of the connection will give you a wonderful summary of who we are at ccu. it will tell you just a little bit about some of the great things that are happening at colorado christian university. you know, if president armstrong had the foresight and the vision to bring senator john andrews to ccu to start the centennial institute, and if senator

when his unit was attacked by army reserve in 2000 and the worked as an intelligence analyst at fort meade. he deployed to iraq at the start of the war in 2003.he leaves behind a wife, his prents and a brother. baltimore's mayor joinsunion leaders in callingon congress to raisethe federal mininium wa. wage.it's currently 7.25 an hour.but mayor stephanie rawlings-blake wants the minimum wage increasedto nearly ten dollars anhour by the end of 20-14. (mayor) "and you hear the detractors say well it'll shut down the economy, no. when you raise the minimum wage, that's just more money into the econom" economy."but some retailers say increasing the minimum wage will force them to increase wages for all their workers... and could wind up causingsome employees to be laid off. another hot day but no significant storms to deal with today. today. let's go to chief meteorologist vytas reid for a look at what's happening now. now. 3 no honor among thieves. why these shoplifters are going to lose more than freedom. common sense says crack and babies don't mix. how a 13 month old wound up getting high.

the ralph meade foundation, which owns the billboard, says it wants to draw attention to military men and women dying overseas. the military spokesman says everyone has a right to their own opinion, but others say this certainly crosses the line. ♪ >>> back to london now where there is a total of 12 medals up for grabs today. a 23-year-old chinese woman nick named shooting beauty competing in the 10 meter air rifle competition has won the first gold medal this year. while tonight, the highly anticipated showdown between american swimmers michael fell hes and ryan lochte compete for gold in the men's 400 meter. let's take you over to london's olympic park where amanda davies has the seat. how close was fell.eps' heat race this morning? how did he do? >> very close, i can tell you you. .07 seconds away from falling at the first hurdle. i must just tell you one of the highlights of this morning here at the olympic park was the visit of the queen. she obviously got a bit of a love of the helicopter with james bond yesterday. she's been visiting the orbit which you might be able to see j

the ralph meade foundation, which owns the billboard, says it wants to draw attention to military men and women dying overseas. the military spokesman says everyone has a right to their own opinion, but others say this certainly crosses the line. ♪ >>> back to london now where there is a total of 12 medals up for grabs today. a 23-year-old chinese woman nick named shooting beauty competing in the 10 meter air rifle competition has won the first gold medal this year. while tonight, the hily anticipated showdown between american swimmers michael fell hes and ryan lochte compete for gold in the men's 400 meter. let's take you over to london's olympic park where amanda davies has the seat. how close was fell.eps' heat race this morning? how did he do? >> very close, i can tell you you. .07 seconds away from falling at the first hurdle. i must just tell you one of the highlights of this morning here at the olympic park was the visit of the queen. she obviously got a bit of a love of the helicopter with james bond yesterday. she's been visiting the orbit which you might be able to see jus

zachariah mead fled when 15 of his mistress's 20 lives fled to the north. slaves also fled when the masters broke the hiring agreements. his kyah hill joined henry hill had an agreement with his owner to buy his freedom but his master reneged on the contract after hill had paid almost $2,000. hill fled petersburg for richmond in 1855, where he was hidden under the floor by a friend. he was later gotten out by boat and fled to toronto to join his brother. if henry banks' first letter is a curious mix of longing for the people and places he left behind, is it also an expression of a firm determination to be free. not only did he ask william buck to pass on greetings to a number of friends and family, he also declared in no uncertain terms and this is his quote, i never expect to return. others put it differently. but the meaning was equally clear. they were determined to be free and were aware of the existence of territory where they could find that freedom. interviewed in 1863, william cornish recalled that he came to canada in 185 6 from the eastern shore o

meade. that's pretty amazing. remember, you hear thunder. you need to begin doors. you don't mess around with light -- go indoors. you don't mess around with lightning. it results in more fatalities than hurricanes and blizzards. let's start with dive doppler. we do see -- live doppler. we do see some warnings out to the east across the delmarva. the metro area is quiet, but there are a couple storms popping up, first south and east of town. this is a respectable storm down toward malcomb pushing off south and east, so eventually headed toward hunting town. we'll zoom out to the west, a couple storms west of town are gaining some strength. we have one around chantilly going out route 50 and another one east of 15 towards the plains as you go way out 66. again, those aren't severe, but they're getting stronger, especially the one just east of the plains. we'll widen out the radar. there's another round of storms off to the north and west on the other side of i-81. we'll put this into motion. where will these storm goes in the next hour or so? these will drift south a

and at 2:30 in the afternoon saturday maryland governor martin o'malley and wyoming governor matthew meade part of the roundtable on issues. the annual meeting live this weekend on c-span. >>> hitler by then had the plan. when you realize that these armies or remnants of armies were not coming to his aid, but were trying to escape really to the west that's when he collapsed when he realized it would come to an end and it was a question of suicide. >> historian anthony beevor from adolf hitler's rise to power to his dark, chaotic final days. >> his main objective was not to be captured alive by the russians and he was afraid of being paraded in a cage and being spat at and ridiculed. he was determined to die and edward was determined to die with him. more with anthony beevor sunday at 8:00 on c-span's "q & a." >>> the naacp is holding its annual conference in houston. yesterday mitt romney addressed the gathering and today vice president spoke to the group. mr. biden was introduced by a naacp board of directors. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> naacp delegates! it is my great honor to introduce to y

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meade to replace hooker, when he made these choices, every one of them seemed to be of the best possible man based on their record, at the time to that stage in the war, and on their promise and their potential as commanders, but each one of them obviously turns out to be a great disappointment to lincoln. i have always thought that that was not so much because of lincoln's poor choice, but because these men turned out not to have the character, the abilities, the capacity for decision, the right kinds of decision that all of the previous, of their previous records would have suggested they had, but that's something that could continue to be debated. the one key thing about lincoln and his choice of commanders is that he early on recognized grant. he personally made a decision to promote grant to, from brigadier to major general after ft. donaldson, giving him precedence over don carlos buehl, also henrik howlick, the superior of both of them, wanted to rank grant but lincoln recognized grant, and then he stuck with grant through thick and thin, over the next two years, when he came unde

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but senior economist at the new economic foundation james mead way says the whole banking sector in the u.k. needs institutional change the culture of the city in the financial institutions in london is pretty vile this is a get rich quick cut your throat really quite unpleasant environment for any kind of businesses to be operating it's not quite right to just talk about the coach here this is systemic this is the way these institutions work coach is a byproduct if you have institutions that are set up to make a fast book as quickly as possible and not care how it's made and then of course you get a culture that promotes this is well so i think we have to look deep in culture we have to talk about real institutional change and what's interesting about this is the way in which it has started as a problem just of one bank it then became very rapidly apparently even on the evidence of the financial services authority presented there's other banks were involved in rate rigging and it's now sort of extended one way or the other to the bank of england itself to the central bank in a serious

after eight hundred days of sitting in a military prison is finally having a pretrial hearing at fort meade but for now everything rests on ecuador shoulders president rafael correa atta and his administration has said little about if and when asylum would be granted i could ors foreign ministry says lawyers are studying the political and legal implications of this high profile case before making any decisions you know when it comes to the fate of julia songe patients as more than a virtue it's all we have is a global community awaits a decision. paranoia and might not sound like the name of a trusted source for government leaks otherwise known as potentially alarming research anonymous intelligence agency paranoia is the new web face of anonymous with wiki leaks slowing down in the lack of impact from anonymous hacks members of the loose hacktivist collective decided to launch a wiki leaks esque website to host massive data leaks and user friendly fashion so one of those made for wiki leaks the internet and the future of transparency bear brown founder of project pm joined us earlier to ta

. >> in maryland, we have fort mead, n.s.a. and aberdeen. >> around pink slips going out -- going out in november. >> the house has sent a bill over. it was one of those bills that seemed to die in the nate. this would allow us to not -- die in the senate. and unfortunately, the senate is not taking action. >> i don't think we'll come to gridlock. in fact, the house is already talking beck tenting the tax rates -- talking beck tending the tax rates -- talking about extending the tax rates. >> it's hurting families. >> reporter: whatever action lawmakers take in the coming weeks and months there will be a short turnaround to voter reaction. i'm pat warren. back to you on tv hill. >>> a scene of total destruction after a house explosion in a small town in illinois. these aerials show a small portion of a wall was left standing. authorities say one person was in the house at the time of the explosion. she was taken to the hospital. her condition not known. fire officials have ruled out national gas. nobody was hurt in the accident

nearly eight hundred days of sitting in a military prison is finally having a pretrial hearing at fort meade but for now everything rests on ecuador's shoulders president rafael correa atta and his administration has said little about if and when asylum would be granted ecuador's foreign ministry says lawyers are studying the political and legal ramifications of this high profile case before making any decisions mean that when it comes to the fate of julian a son patience is more than a virtue it's all we have as a global community a way to decision. paranoia and i not a lot might not sound like the name of a trusted source for government leaks otherwise known as potentially alarming research anonymous intelligence agency paranoia as the new web face of anonymous whether wiki leaks slowing down and the lack of impact from anonymous hacks and members of those hacked of us collected decided to launch a wiki leaks esque website to host massive data leaks and a user friendly fashion so what will this mean for wiki leaks the internet and the future of transparency bear brown founder project pm jo

joining us on bradley manning i mean we're seeing his fate unfolding before our eyes now here in fort meade and then you know joining us on just now facing a lot of pretty serious things going on right now what do you think's going to happen i mean it's pretty easy to to find out who is behind websites or who is really gaining access to information in the technology age that we live in there and do you see anything happening with this web site of the people really facilitating this project. everyone who engages in this process any portion of it is some risk because. governments and certain companies u.s. government about these things it's even more dangerous for leakers even people with experience in the n.s.a. part of the justice who wrote. in the ones to bring its information about things like the n.s.a. wiretapping you know that they were found out about it and so it's. everyone is subject to a degree of danger on that front that's why. it would be great for people so that outside that or this kind of things to. donate to what river groups or big money. they tensions of the information c

the request came on the first day of a five-day motions hearing in fort meade. bradley manning's attorney said that the charges are improper. the judge has yet to rule. >> a water main break near baltimore's inner harbor, if forced crews to shut down some major downtown notes. it's not clear what caused the break. commuters are urged to stay away or take public transportation this morning. >> sonya sotomayor will need a change of address forms. >> the supreme court justice is settling down in the u street corridor. she purchased a new condominium , $660,000. she is in the heart of u street. >> she said she wanted to wait a little while to find the neighborhood she wanted to live in. she had recently been renting in cleveland park. >> a surprising choice. maybe she enjoys the sound of parties on the street level. >> a lot of places to eat over there. >> the first couple became the highlight of last night's team usa exhibition basketball game at verizon center because they were booed by the crowd. >> when you go on the camera you have to kiss. even if it is just a

blog account from meade had who walked into a comedy club and then wrote about it it's not like a michael richards situation where there's video we have her word against the club owners word and tosh hasn't said anything and regardless even of what she wrote is accurate it's it's nothing rape jokes are funny as what he said they are to some people. and you know i guess if you haven't heard of tosh what he says can be a little shocking but i do want to play some clips of comedians including tosh just to sort of lay out the way comedy is in the modern day. it's one tone and that's why you guys are good air traffic controllers because there would be no difference between a baggage left behind in newark and a wing on fire in terms of the tone so i'm saying the last time that i would be let down by that is our viewers don't like you i'm not condoning rape obviously you should never rape anyone. unless you have a reason like you want to only they will let you in which case. you do you have no rules you. wish to have an orgasm in their body if you don't remember what my sister's off the charts i

now after the pretrial hearings we had this week we have another month until manning is back at fort meade from there they're going to adjust it to go talk about his nine months he did in solitary at quantico when he was first flown back to the united states but it's him. and obviously for someone like me who is really following this case you know i'm not supposed to take sides but here's a guy who's my age will younger than me who if he did do this he did this for a reason and supposedly the government has logs explaining why he did this saying that this is a portion for america to know this is someone who if you did do this it seems like he did not want to do any harm he just wanted to help the country but so and that's and when you're saying the government has these logs is that what they're claiming their evidence is they're not saying when they say that they have proof that he really did aid the enemy aiding aiding the enemy here of course being aiding al qaeda because they could access telcos in the realignments. that's the thing every day when we have these new hearings they're bein

now after the pretrial hearings we had this week we have another month until manning is back at fort meade from there they're going to adjust it to go talk about his nine months he did in solitary at quantico when he was first flown back to the united states but it's. obviously for someone like me who is really following this case you know i'm not supposed to take sides but here's a guy who's my age will younger than me who if you did do this he did this for a reason and supposedly the government has logs explaining why he did this saying that this is a portion for america to know this is someone who if he did do this it seems like he did not want to do any harm he just wanted to help the country but so and that's and so when you're saying the government has these logs is that what they're claiming their evidence is they're not saying when they say that they have proof that he really did a the enemy aiding the enemy here of course being aiding al qaeda because they could access help out in the region and. that's the thing every day when we have these new hearings they're being so vague abo

now after the pretrial hearings we had this week we have another month until manning is back at fort meade from there they're going to just get to go talk about his nine months he did in solitary at quantico when he was first flown back to the united states but. and obviously for someone like me who is really following this case you know i'm not supposed to take sides but here's a guy who's my age will younger than me who if he did do this he did this for a reason and supposedly the government has logs explaining why he did this saying that this is a portion for america to know this is someone who if he did do this it seems like he did not want to do any harm he just wanted to help the country but so and that's when you're saying the government has these logs is that what they're claiming their evidence is they're not saying when they say that they have proof that he really did aid the enemy aiding aiding the enemy here of course being aiding al qaeda because they could access telcos in the region and. that's the thing every day when we have these new hearings they're being so vague about

we go up the road to fort meade maryland you know my dog bradley manning is getting close to his eight hundred day of being in prison for allegedly leaking documents to wiki leaks right we all we all know what's happening at that right well absolutely so been keeping a close eye on that thank god someone's got it and we just found out that speaking of keeping an eye on things the u.s. army with the u.s. army criminal investigative command has responded to a freedom of information act request and as it turns out the u.s. army is actually investigating the bradley manning support network which is a national international group that advocates to help out manning said twenty four year old private first class was accused of leaking documents to wiki leaks eight hundred days behind bars almost still no trial and do a lot of people in this group the bradley manning support network i mean we're talking about like journalist journalist honestly little civilian people who you know pay pal five dollars just to go to his defense fund yes pretty much anyone you know thousands of people who are just

fort meade today, .../ manning's... attorneys... didn't... harm... u.s... interests...////. but... the ...judge... barred... that evidence.../ manning... faces... life in prison... if convicted. the... parents of ...trayvon martin... speak--out.../ after... george zimmerman, ... went public ... on... television...///. zimmerman... called... the... deadly shooting... of... martin... "part... of god's plan.../. keith... daniels,... has... more... from both sides... sides... jeff.... george zimmerman spoke to fox news host sean hannity last night about the events leading the white and hispanic . suspect said.. despite allegations of racial profiling.. he is not racist.. or a murderer. murderer. george zimmerman has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder.. .......he says he killed trayvon martin, an unarmed confrontation in sanford in a february. the accused killer defended himself in an interview with fox news host sean hannity wednesday. (hannity) "you face second degree murder charges, a possible life sentence. do you think about?"(zimmerman) "yes sir, everyday."(h) "what do you

. >>> at fort meade a major question is put before the judge. the army private wants to argue the secret documents he leaked did not do any arm. military prosecutors say that would cloud the jurors if it suggested it didn't damage national security. the judge's ruling could have a major impact on any sentence he would receive in convicted. >>> syria's president makes his first public appearance since the deadly attack on his top lieutenant. this comes at the same time a united nations resolution aimed at syria is rejected. >> syrian television showed a split screen of the president as the u.s. ambassador criticized a fail effort. >> the security council has failed utterly in its most important task on its agenda this year. >> asad was swaering swearing in his new defense minister. he had not been seen in public since the attack. it's unclear when or where the video was taken. at the united nations russia and china rejected a resolution that threatened nonmilitary sanctions against syria. >> two permanent members are willing to defend asad and pr

we meade lead the effort in preventing iran from building weapons and nuclear capability. we should employ all measures and capability. and it is our fervent hope that diplomat ilk and economic measures will do so. in the finally analysis, of course, no option should be excluded. we recognize israel's right to defend itself and that it is right for america to stand with you. [ cheers and applause ] >> these are some of the principles i outlined five years ago at the herz leah conference. what was timely then has become urgent today. >>> you're listening to republican presidential candidate mitt romney's speech made in jerusalem today. in the rest of his speech he turns to syria, lebanon, and egypt. we'll bring you the rest of the speech in just a few minutes. we'll also hear reactions from israelis and president obama's foreign policy adviser to his campaign. it's called ocuvite. a vitamin totally dedicated to your eyes, from the eye-care experts at bausch + lomb. as you age, eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. [ male announcer ] ocuvi

. >>> pretrial hearing for 24-year-old bradley manning continue at fort meade. manning wants to argue the leaks didn't do harm but military prosecutors say the consequences of leaks, big or small are irrelevant. manning is accused of leaking thousands of documents. >>> the oriels rally past the twins for another win. pitching has been a problem for the birds lately, but chen changed that last night. he went 7 innings, only giving up 3 runs. his strong per -- performance was fuelled after mark reynolds slams a two run single in the 8th. the road trip continues this weekend in cleveland. saturday night it's on wjz. you can see the oriels and indians at 7:00 on friday night live on wjz 13. >>> all right. let's take a look at the forecast today. we're going to continue to mention showers, a couple of thunderstorms passing through the area. it's going to be an settled weather pattern today, tonight and through tomorrow. 85 is going to be the high temperature today. could we see a redo of slow moving just really heavy showers and thunderstorms today? not unlike rewe s

al mead county has 143. los angeles with almost 10 million people, has only 400 permits while fresno county, with fewer than 1 million residents as well over 4000. gary and his employees wear a gun belts inside of their store but they are not allowed to legally carry them visible or concealed, as soon as i walk outside. >> had been someone in the theater that had a concealed permit, a legal right to carry. the outcome would probably have been different. >> it is debatable whether adding more guns to the mix would have helped or hurt in colorado. >> to believe that there are circumstances which could help? yes, but are there circumstances in which a person could do more harm than good to others and themselves? of course. >> that man was wearing a bulletproof vest and it would be a tricky shot to get around that bulletproof vest, it may not have stopped him. it is a very difficult situation. >> gun owners say that the process for getting a concealed weapons permit in california is next to impossible. it is con