drake was convicted when he was 17. tens year later, he has his boyish looks and an adolescent appetite. >> some of the things i miss the most are peanut butter cap'n crunch. i miss gum. it's such a small thing, but you don't really realize how much you miss it until you haven't had it for 11 years. >> if i hadn't known adam's crime, i would never have guessed it was murder. adam drake had a very child-like quality about him, which is a little surprising to see in a prison environment. he came into prison as a teenager and it's almost as if something stopped in him at that age. >> drake's teen years were troubling, and he frequently ran away from home. >> i was bored, i guess. i'm smart. everything that they kind of taught me, i kind of learned. just didn't do homework, didn't like going. >> running away eventually led drake to murder. he shot and killed a man known for giving troubled teens, including himself and some of his friends, a place to stay. drake testified in court that he killed the man in self-defense. >> i

drake was convicted when he was 17. ten years later, he still has his boyish looks and an adolescent appetite. >> some of the things i miss the most are peanut butter crunch. i miss gum. it's such a small thing, but you don't really realize how much you miss it until you haven't had it for 11 years. >> if it i hadn't known adam's crime, i would never have guessed it was murder. adam drake had a very child-like quality about him, which was -- it's a little surprising to see in a prison environment. he came into prison a teenager. it's almost as if something stopped in him at that age. >> drake's teen years were troubling. he frequently ran away from home. >> i was bored, i guess. i'm smart. everything they thought me, i kind of learned. i just didn't do homework, didn't like going. >> running away eventually led drake to murder. he shot and killed a man known for giving troubled teens, including himself and some of his friends, a place to stay. drake testified in had court that he killed the man in self-defense. >> i did

bucket. >> i had a little meeting with drake.working extremely hard in the clubhouse. i pulled him aside. i sawed your hair is a little shaggy back there. i am going to ask to you trim it up before opening day. he agreed to that. >> reporter: on day one, a ball hit him in the foot but drake is tough and he shook it off. >> today, i got hit in the foot with one. >> i saw that. did it hurt because you were hopping around. >> i tried to get the feeling back. >> a good kid. his locker is right next to mine. i get to mess with him all day long. >> reporter: getting teased by jayson werth, having a total access pass to all things washington nationals. pretty heady stuff for most rookies. but remember, drake has done this before and his composure is uncanny and don't forget,' 10. >> fun spending quality time with your dad? >> yeah. >> you going to be a better baseball player than him? >> i don't know. >> too early to tell you about do see some athletic potential. >> if he wants to do it, i'm he pretty sure he can do it. >> if you are wo

drake larobber is like most -- drake laroche is like most 10- year-old boys. run and catch and hang out with his dad at first who is nationals first baseman adam laroche. >> i do workouts with him every day and -- . >> he's been good and that is one thing we stress to him, listen, you're going to be here and be some work and do some pushups with us and shine some shoes, you know. he's putting his time in. >> reporter: and this is the second straight year he put time in with his dad. he has few if any restriction and does his warm-ups, running, stretching and always with the team and next to the dad. >> reporter: and drake is the last one to touch the bull after about going into the bucket. >> i had a meeting with drake and pulled him aside. he was working hard in the clubhouse and moving boxes around. i pulled him aside and said, you know, your hair's shaggy back there and i will ask you to trim it. >> reporter: on day 1, a ball hit him in the foot and he is tough and shook it off. >> today, i was -- i got hit in the foot with one. >> did it hurt? you were hop

good luck on the northeast/southwest thing. >> drake will soon meet with a disciplinary hearing boardor the write-up and could face a substantial disruption to his carefully planned prison routines. time in the hole and a loss of privileges. >>> coming up -- >> this probably will push me over the edge. i want that on record. >> increased cell inspections bring bad news for a convicted sex offender. >> well, any time we give him news that he doesn't like he cries a lot. he starts saying he's going to kill himself. >>> as part of a crackdown on violence, colorado's limon correctional facility implemented several new security policies. among other things, the prison stepped up the frequency of cell inspections. >> behaving today, huh? >> i always behave. >> i'm very strict. i'm very strict. and i'm very mean. they either like being in my unit because they feel safe and secure -- well, i'm glad you aren't naked either. or they really don't like being in my unit and they call me lots of really bad names. but i just really don't care. oh, ouch, that hurts. darn! >> i don't ever give her a h

howard county's thomas drake was a senior agent who testified about new snooping software. >> i provided significant amounts of evidence about massive fraud and abuse. >> reporter: he says the government didn't like it when he gave unclassified information about it to a newspaper reporter and charged him under the espionage act. >> i faced upwards of 5 years -- of 35 years in prison. >> reporter: president obama promised to protect whistle blowers. >> there have been more prosecutions under this president of whistle blowers using the espionage act or other laws than all the other presidents combined. >> reporter: and it's not just the feds of the that local charlie sheen police escort, a police commander says he was demoted for talking about it. three other cops say they're suing the city because they were retaliated against for blowing the westing on faulty dui testing equipment defined orders -- defying orders to shut up on the witness stand. >> i'm paid to tell the truth whether it helps or hurts the government. >> reporter: the government threw out the espionage charge against drake

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listen to the way she was described by drake that introduced her. >> performer i'm about to present isne of the most intelligent, beautiful and driven women i've ever met in my life. she went from sleeping on bunk bed below me on a tour bus to be one of the biggest stars in the world. >> greta: i don't know, intelligent before first amendment to step on other people's first amendment, that is where he lost me. >> guest: she is really intelligent. don't you see. the only thing that matters is celebrity. it doesn't matter if her whole class of these people if you have talent or you represent something that is beautiful and that is truly compelling as entertainment. when you have to pull these stunts to get attention, it's is a safe bet you won't have the talent of whitney houston or adele or any of the classic singers from sara vaughn down. >> greta: and the abuse of the first amendment. >> guest: it created freedom. >> greta: drake is canadian, maybe he hasn't read about use of freedom of speech or freedom of religion by making mockery of it. maybe he hasn't read our constitution. >> gu

traffic experts expect it on drake boulevard. >> it will take extra time, traffic will be heavier than usual in key locations. but ittient be anything we can't handle. >>> there are no guarantees any of these roads will be congested. but they are protecting this on the previous closures. this is the first time the westbound portion has been closed. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> with it closed there are altturnatives in place to help you get into had city long with the other bay area bridges. increased fairy service and bart trains will be running 24 hours a day. kron 4's grant lodes shows us wear. >> reporter: bert will have to do heavy lifting. 14 bart stations will run limited all night service, lasting till monday morning, the bridge scheduled to reopen tuesday morning and bart trails will run once an hour at these stations. you see them all here. these stations will have overnight service but just once an hour. i am grant lodes, kron 4 news. >> westbound lanes are scheduled to reopen tuesday but a dry weather forecast is needed to make sure the work is completed on time. we are stand

congratulations to stacy and drake. it was, according to the numbers, meant to be. >> okay. thank you very much, scott. this is meant to be, too. love is in the air, at least feathers are. it's a popular valentine's day tradition in san francisco in its seventh year and you're seeing it live. it's a good old-fashioned pillow fight, the great san francisco pillow fight, the largest one on the west coast happening now at justin plaza. don't you wish you were there? it's a good way to say you love and also a way to beat up the person who may be annoying you next to you. a little way to vent some frustration and also tell others around you how fun it is. don't worry, city workers say they'll spend about $35,000 afterwards to clean up, which could take a couple of days. but for right now, just a lot of good fun. >>> well, just ahead. protecting yourself and your data. still ahead now, a new idea to cut down on smartphone robberies. >>> also ahead, a high-tech new program debuts in the south bay, and it may be a difference between life and death. ♪ i left my heart in san francisco

clinton drake is accused of killing his 84-year-old grandfather. drake is now being treated at a mental facility. >>> the danger of sleeping pills. in wjz healthwatch, kato has the surprising results of a 10- year study on over-the-counter and prescription sleeping aids. >> reporter: could your sleeping pills kill you? the latest research from uc san diego says very likely, yes. the study took 10 years to complete and is the most exhaustive of its kind. it tracked the health reports of 34,000 people, half of whom took sleeping pills. the study found subjects who took drugs like ambien or lunesta, were dying in greater numbers than those who were not. 638 patients on sleep medication died, versus 295 deaths of people who were not on the drugs. the study's author spent months double-checking the data. >> after i thoroughly convinced myself that this was really there. was i willing to put my name on this paper? >> reporter: coauthor dr. robert languor has stopped taking his sleeping pill. he said whether you take multiple or just one, your risks doubl

state in )award from drake.comes three weeks after he snap hooked a be 32-yard field goal with 11 seconds left. he expected more backlash than what he has gotten so far. >>> doctors say it saves childrens lives and hospitals could be running out of a drug used to treat cancer. hospitals critically low supplies. this is used for cancer and treat rheumatoid arthritis. the situation is quote dire. one of the reasons supplies are low right now is because of suppliers suspended operations. other manufacturers are attempting to up production of the drug. >>> sitting down and enjoying a cup of coffee with our significant other is good for your relationship. a third of coffee drinkers recommend morning coffee with a significant other as the best way to have a healthy relationship. this beat out dfcebuying flower and going out to nice restaurants. this gesture maybe one of the steps that love is in the air for new couples as well. over a quarter of a cup of coffee drinkers, americans staying for morning after is the firs

california coastal commission says drake's bay oyster company has been illegally using motor boats in a sealed protected area and claims the company littered the area with plastic debris. thers say accusations are based on false data from the national parks service. an independent analysis last year by the marine mammal commission was critical of the findings. >> and an effort in san francisco to help the city's homeless population. the civic auditorium opened doors for 43 project homeless connect event. a thousand volunteers offering a wide array of services. and this is a collaboration between department of public health and caring individuals. >> and just ahead fake cancer fighting drug that genentech is trying to track down. >> ruling could finally seal a loophole in those pesky robo calls you get. >> i'm sandhya patel. sunny, warmer tomorrow, but don't ditch umbrellas yet. when rain will be coming back into the picture. >> hottest ticket in basketball is the bay area's own jeremy lin. those who knew him before he hit his stride. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini slee

i know sir francis drake boulevard needs to go around. yeah, we talked to several neighbors and they said we're all for freedom of speech and assembly. as long as protesters stick to their word, that it will only be a three-hour event, they will respect what they have is to do, but they're afraid they might get out of hand, like what they saw at city hall. yes. >> we're look at the protesters. there are homes nearby. >> thank you, gil. >>> well, the occupy movement kept police from responding to a berkeley man's call for help. the 64-year-old was killed during an assault in front of his home saturday night. now, he had called police, saying he had a trespass so, but the chronicle reports that were monitoring a march. a 23-year-old man was arrested a block and a half away from the murder scene. he's expected in court on wednesday. our calls have not been returned. >>> a dead whether i accident this morning in san jose. an suv with eight people inside crashed on a ramp connecting two highways. one man was killed and two over people have suf

he was there to accept an alumni award from drake university.talked about what happened in the title game. perhaps the moment we will never forget. the 32 yard field goal that would have sent the game into overtime but he missed it, ending the ravens season. he appreciates the support he has received from his teammates. even though it remained a tough pill to swallow, he is anxious to come back strong. >> i think the big thing is you do not let people define who you are. playing on a good team, i think we are going to have a chance. what i am going to put out their moving forward in the future is going to be just as good or better than what i did the last couple seasons. >> the maryland women desperately wanted to avenge their loss last month to miami. for most of today's game, it looks like they would. but missed layups and free throws ended up costing tehe terps. we start in the second half. for three. she drains it. maryland leads by 6. miami makes their move. she sticks the jumper. he had 26 points. terps trailing. drives and scores. trying

he was a teacher by cooling and drake even held a scientific degree for fun he decided to weave. it today he's head of a company which makes much larger kids. in the old days we used to make balloon baskets in russia today. polly used it's more popular because it's more practical it's imported from europe and southeast asia. takes three or four hours the material is not put to any particular test to see whether it is ready for processing but then i don't need any i just bend it to see whether breaks or not. it's a simple as that if you've just. ok let's get down to work. we can work as a handicraft with a long history it was all the rage in nineteenth century russia when i was used to make all sorts of things from furniture prams and suitcases to hunt bags and toys the traditional craft somewhat faded in the twentieth century but it is being revived today although this is a slow process only a few workshops can handle major deals involving with the work. family but a human nowadays basket wickerwork barely differs from its french origins yet the same technique has been used for h

and we've got that drizzle drizzly drake out there. >> i think it's safe to say this guy really likesd folks, though, watching, going what is he saying? >> tell us a little bit more about his style, we have tom via skype "right this minute." >> the funny part about all of this is i'm not a weather person. i'm actually a reporter and anchor at my station. i was really just keeping the seat warm until our next meteorologist got in. i just had been doing weather for the last week and a half or so. >> your entire body of work here is the last week and a half? >> i don't know the first thing about the weather. i just decided i i would just kind of be myself out there and let my guard down a little bit. >> what does snoop dogg need an umbrella for? a chance of drizzle. that's what we're going to have tomorrow. >> sounds like you're quite the hip-hop fan. >> wake up, wake up, it's the 1st of the month. >> a bones, thugs and harmony first of the month rapper. has the station got any calls from older people going we don't know what that young boy is talking about there? >> got a lot of complai

traffic experts also expect if congestion on sir francis drake boulevard. >>pam: the bay bridge has been shut down numerous times since the beginning of the retrofit project. in 2006 cal trans shutdown it eastbound lower deck. both directions were shut down the next year. caltrans reopened to the average 11 hours early. the third labor day shutdown was in 2009. the next month, the bridge had to be closed for an emergency repair off. it said nearly a week to complete those repairs. >>pam: coming up next gary and alicea open the kron4 mailbag to answer questions plus former raiders head coach hugh jackson has landed on his feet with an assistant coaching job. jeremy lin is trying to keep the "lin-sanity" ruling in new york. gary radnich is coming up next. foss enough's >>george: the bay bridge closed on time today. here is a look at the commute on a san mateo. will also have a look at your ride on the san mateo bridge. you can see on the right side of the screen, the westbound direction. this will be one of the primary alternates. there are no delays or probl

village's main street will be closed to traffic and there will be no parking along east sir francis drake and east francisco boulevard. >> a controversial new program has parents feeling upset. it allows kids as young as 12 to get free condoms in the mail. the program is available to kids between 12 and 19 who live in alameda county and parts of san francisco. it's supposed to -- it's supported by public health officials and is partly funded with federal money. each teen that applies gets ten condoms in a nondescript envelope and information about sexually transmitted diseases and teen pregnancy. critics say it encourages kids to have sex. >> the young adults, and responsibility for children should be on the parents. >> kids are going to have sex regardless, and i would rather see them do it with condoms than doing it recklessly without protection whatsoever. >> the california family health council says there is no evidence that providing access to birth control leads to teens having sex. under the program, teenagers are limited to one package of condoms per month. >> it's 4:36 now. two p

we may see more as more cars hit the roadway around sir francis drake likely through 101. live look at the san mateo bridge, camera shaking. wind advisory issued by chp for the san mateo bridge as well as bay bridge. lower speeds because again when you talk about wet roadways, slick conditions, there will be a lot of spin-outs. >>> we start out this morning with breaking news out of the south bay. >> firefighters at the scene of a huge fire in san jose. "today in the bay's" bob redell live there with the very latest. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, laura and jon. a fire that unfortunately has destroyed a duplex here. you can see that the fire itself is knocked down. that knock-down took place in the last half-hour. right now san jose fire department is inside trying to knock down any hotspots, keeping an eye on anything in there making sure nothing flares back up. to give you a sense of how fast this fire spread, the fire department tells us they arrived within seven minutes of the 911 call. as they pull up on the scene, you can see that this duplex was alrea

main street along with parts of east sir francis drake boulevard and east francisco boulevard will be temporarily no parking zones, due to the demonstration. the occupy for prisoners protest, part of a national day of solidarity with prison hunger strikes. the protesters will be out there from noon to 3:00 this afternoon. >>> $200 million transit plan will boost ridership but take away hundreds of parking spaces in the east bay. according to abenvironmental impact report, ac transit's plan for a rapid transit bus line would also cause traffic congestion at six intersections between oakland and san leandro. buses would ai'rrive every five minutes on the 14-mile line and new bus only lanes with loading platforms would be built along telegraph avenue and east 14th street. ac transit's board will make a final decision on the project this spring. >>> and this morning a bay bridge back open to commuters. a full day ahead of schedule. here's a live look at the upper deck of the bay bridge which was supposed to be shut down until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. but mild, dry weather letting cal trans cru

everyone knows about the drake well. the first well that was actually drilled in u.s. history in 1859, right before the civil war. then as soon as that war was over, people started drilling all over the place. they were finding oil in a number of places but in small quantities by comparison to what was going to happen here. this well actually got started very early after the civil war. some local men got the right to drill in a number of places around here, and this salt dome as the rock broke up around the salt piercement. oil collected around the edges of it. and in the case of this salt dome, no one knew this really, but they were going to find a huge quantity of oil right on the top of the dome. that's not the most ordinary thing. a lot of people lost money trying to find oil on the top of those domes because this was so huge. so there were four wells drilled that were dry e wells collapsed with sand or people ran out of money, all kinds of things were happening. but the person who brought in the fifth well was captain anthony lucas, he is croatian. he decided to v

thirteen game winning streak their home teams and reach set the town with a fast break dunk over and drake kurylenko the twenty seven year old would finish with the second most points for his side scoring sixteen joshua ship was the man leading the way with twenty two the army men were determined to take the game come down to the fun the moment. out of three crucial free throws with six seconds left which gave the home team another chance close out the sixty eight sixty four win from the foul line itself are still top of the despite that loss. in tennis russia has started the davis cup campaign where they take off in the first round in the world group because it's an obligation to note and in. subtle and. five four in the second set of this make sees russian david in the competition having switched from united states plates against undressed later on. you know where russia have successfully started the third stage of the euro haka to the swedish games that sunil win over reigning world champions finland at the open air olympic stadium in helsinki goals from things beginning in soft made th

parking restrictions will be in place on east san francisco boulevard and east san francis drake boulevard. >> hopefully there's going to be a another place where we can park so we can come in and out. >> reporter: extra officers will be in place. protesters will have to walk underneath the interstate two and from prison gates. as for the neighbors many will be stuck on a closed door and spend the holiday at home. >> it's okay i have home work. >> reporter: when we see protests around a scheduled institution, the county and local taxpayers will flip the bill. >>> for the past week, occupy protesters have set up tents overnight. >> we have an institution and international house has supported. the police have expresses they don't want more conflicts with us. >> reporter: the group hosted several speakers including cindy sheehan and daniel elsbburg. the man credited with leak pentagon papers during the gulf war. >>> daniels has died after decades in law enforcement. he began his career in vallejo in 1975 and also worked in concord and lodite. the lodite police department reported his death on

after day documenting the obama administration's vicious and aggressive war on whistleblowers thomas drake the bradley manning who has been relentless and while those in the u.s. government and the u.s. media rally against wiki leaks. where leaked all those state department documents to the wiki leaks website he's a traitor and should be executed or put in prison for life as you may know classified information is now floating around the globe courtesy of the traitor and this is typical website which is based in sweet i'm not here to make a final judgment but to me new york times has committed at least an act of bad citizenship and whether they've committed a crime i think there's a very intensive inquiry by the justice department. now i've pointed out many times while you might not agree with the methods of wiki leaks or the personality had to tell legal attacks on this organization have impacts on journalists all across the country because guess what they to rely on government leaks take a case of james rising for example last spring the new york times writer and author of the book state

(yousef erakat, "i kept going and going and going and now im releasing videos like stuff drake says which got 1-million h first day now 7-million in a month. it's unexplainable...it is just a blessing.) he now has more than one-hundred thound facebook followers and was recently featured on 'the all this succes while still attendins-j-s-u as--you guessed it-- a theatre arts major. (yousef erakat, "i'm living these two diffrentworlds. i'm in ottawa and i'm doing radio interviews at 3. tv interviews a. going back tmy hotel getting ready... getting escorted to my event. alty stuff is goingn ad 2ays latei'm bak home with m mom telling meo domy laundry and to get ready for scol the next day.") this palestinian-ameicanis best known for making parodies of his clture he dresses ike his arabic mother...father...ad family members...for a purose. (yousef erakat, "i'm depicting arab household worldwide and everybod is able to relate to it nd enjoy it and it's a fun way nly shw them how we are similar at the same time but also give outsiders loing in to see that they are just like my family and that we

. >> the government throughout the charge against drake but he lost his high level career and now worksn retail. >> completely shattered on a personal and professional level. >> it's bad for the public. the public has a right to know when their government is braining the law. >> the d.c. city government said it has a policy of not commenting on cases that are still in litigation but if those police officers prevail, its taxpayers who pay for the misconduct of those in government who went after these whistleblowers. derek? >> thank you, gary. >>> new at 11, metro riders had their first chance to weigh in on the proposed fare hikes. the transit agency is proposing what amounts to a 5% increase for rail service and folks using pay per fare cards could face a high flat fee, but metro would dump those peak riding surcharges. about 100 people showed up to voice their opinions. >> i've ridden metro i think 18,000 times and i was delighted when it initially opened. the level of service now is atrocious. >> thanks. >> metro bus drivers would also see fares go up $.10 for smart trip card users an

the deeply unpopular package needed to get this second bailout from international creditors artie's drake agrees the latest from athens for. the greek government is under attack from all sides now you've got the e.u. eurozone international monetary fund really increasing the pressure saying the cuts haven't gone far enough and they have been implemented correctly also what we saw taking place last night we have the demonstrators now really amassing in very large numbers up to one hundred thousand people in attendance and they are growing in anger throughout the course of that evening in the end we saw clashes taking place with police and that resulted in a certain amount of petrol bombs being thrown at police by some anarchists in the crowds also police or tally a thing by firing tear gas into the crowd there resulting in total and dozens of injuries we also saw dozens of buildings of flame all of this of course taking place in central athens now there is still a lot of discontent as well within parliament we saw that take place last night a number of m.p.'s forty three from the ruling co

they're not stopping crude sales immediately is europe's extremely cold current temperatures are she's drake agrees reports now from greece one of the countries believed to be subject to that oil could bite her on. the latest reports here what we hear is the iranian foreign ministry has cooled up these impasses of these six nations concerns and told them that cuts will happen but not right away or they will face a ban on exports to their nations but they'll be given some leeway and that's what they termed humanitarian reasons the cold snap has been sweeping across europe it will go down if implemented preempt somewhat those sanctions imposed by the e.u. back in january and due to be implemented in july six nations in question here well those reported to be in the really thick of it when it comes this economic crisis we have the netherlands of france also portugal italy spain and greece is well there's already been questions raised here because tehran says that he can find other people to buy exports that's the likes of india and china where is the being raised as to whether or not the e.u. c

ten percent was was during a meeting between russia's prime minister and gas problems deputy c e o m drake or glow of crude glow sad that there is cuts to european suppliers stayed in place for just a few days and they were caused by an enormous search in domestic consumption russia as you may know is battling ever very severe cold damp right now with temperatures hovering far below the averages for this time of the year and this is a result the demand for heating fuel has significantly increased now also sad that as of now russia is supplying gas to europe in accordance with its contractual obligations he also said that some european countries that are also dealing with these unusually cold temperatures have turned to gas from for additional supplies requesting supplies that go above contractual obligations it is still unclear where the gas from will be able to meet this additional demand economically it would would make all the sounds because at this stage gas prices are at their record levels with about four hundred years dollars being paid for a thousand cubic meters of gas but it is a

as happened to whistleblowers like morris davis at the library of congress who lost his job thomas drake at the national security agency who lost his job and me perch posing some of the state department shortcomings in iraq i'm in the position now of very soon losing my job the government needs to learn that it's responsible for the people of the america that i grew up in said that the government is responsible to its people and shouldn't be afraid of sharing what it does with the people who support it i think there's a big difference here between. tattle tailing and bringing to light wrongdoings that are harming people whether it's people in iraq as you've done or people in the u.s. you mentioned morris davis and i want to talk a little bit more about him because we actually have a chance to interview him here on r t he is of course the former lead prosecutor for the mill of military tribunals out guantanamo bay and i want to just play a little bit about what he said and then talk about it and my policy had been we were not going to use any evidence obtained by waterboarding or any of t

thirteen game winning streak their home teams and reach center with their fast break dunk over and drake kurylenko the twenty seven year old would finish with the second most points for his side scoring sixteen joshua ship was the man leading the way with twenty two the army men were determined to take the game come down to the final moments and maced two out of three crucial free throws with six seconds left which gave the home team another chance to prevent close out the sixty eight sixty four win from the foul line. are still top of good despite that loss. in tennis russia has started the davis cup campaign where they take off in the thirst round in the world group because it's in the best of the notes and in. the top. five four in the second set. jonathan makes he's rushing to get in the competition having switched from the united states played against first head and later on. russia have successfully started the third stage of the euro hug this what is gained. over reigning world champ and finland at the open air a limp in helsinki goals from things stuff. getting made the game for

he's got a few more years of service left and we have seen you know over break you brought thomas drake who was the n.s.a. employee who blew the whistle and they persecuted him for years thomas tamm the justice department lawyer who blew the whistle on the warrants wiretapping he was he had to undergo an investigation that took four five years you know so i'm afraid a same thing happen to danny were because he provided classified information the congress which is his right to do so and he followed all the regulations it's easy to start a witch hunt it's easy to investigate him to make sure he crossed all the t.'s and dotted all the i's and some afraid he's going to suffer what a lot of guys france gale the guy who who got us the m. raps in iraq who got the vehicles that we need in iraq buck the system he went through years and years of best occasions when he did the right thing so this is the knowing of knowing that these are risks you know why did why did you do it and there's a certain way this war needs to be remembered there's no question it's not about that it's about could not mor

he received an alumni or from drake university.pport will go along way in how we bounces back next year. >> i think the big thing is you do not let people define who you are as an athlete. playing on a good team, we have a chance to get back there. what i put out there will be just as good or better than last year or the last few seasons. >> ray lewis talks about having each other's back after a tough loss. they have supported billy cundiff. the ravens getting ready for the nfl combine. phil mickelson and tiger woods together. one of the worst final rounds for tiger woods. you think, clearly ever get it back -- will he ever get it back? he was up two on tiger. then phil answers back. that is clutch right there. then again on a 15, anotherputt t putt to save par. his seventh birdie on 18. he beat tiger woods by 11 shots . he was 17 under par. two steps forward and one back for at tiger woods. unbelievable. >> thank you. 23 degrees on tv hill. >> baltimore residents will get an update on the state of the city in a few hours. the gopt

because this is something that we constantly on here on this program from bradley manning to thomas drake to now lieutenant colonel daniel davis well that's ok because we spent a lot of time covering that story a lot to look forward to your show coming up next that's going to do it for the news for more of the stories we covered you can head on over to our t. dot com slash usa and you can check out our youtube page it's youtube dot com slash r t america you can also follow me on twitter at liz wahl the alona show is coming up in just half an hour we'll see you right back here at seven and what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through get through to be made. no one. with the global reach where we have. state controlled capitalism is called cash when nobody dares to ask we do r t question more. wealthy british style. that's not on the time. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. mission and

the first there was you know ten years earlier she'd incorporated the golden hind pursuer francis drake and given him limited liability but really the first big big big one was in sixteen zero one and in sixteen sixty prior said the east india company was subject to a lawsuit that was under similar provisions to the alien torts act and you know so he's he's clearly of the opinion that a corporation should be able to be sued any any sense of the other justices or where this might go i mean and here you've got this this dissent the judge who says that you know if the supreme court goes in the second circuit then businesses will be free to trade in or exploit slaves employ mercenary at armies perform genocides operate torture prisons or even engage in piracy. that's right i mean what this supreme court's going to if the right wing wins on this if the corporations win on said by the way we should note that the obama administration has come down completely in favor of applying the alien torts law to corporations that commit murders and atrocities right so at the instructions of brose going t

right will bradley manning thomas drake john kiriakou the list of whistleblowers who have faced retaliation by the u.s. government goes on and so battle that my next guest knows about firsthand so well admins join the f.b.i. in the wake of nine eleven as a translator during her time there she reported serious acts of security breaches and cover ups for which she was retaliated against and ultimately fired now she had it's the boiling frogs post and serves as the director of the national security whistleblowers coalition a group that she has founded sabella welcome to the program now the obama administration has in fact charged by record number of people under the world war one era espionage six people but at the same time the u.s. is in the midst of multiple wars abroad we have the war on terror it is it really accurate to say that there's a war against whistleblowers at a time when the government also has a responsibility to protect state secrets. well the war against the whistleblowers has been going on for a long however it has been steadily increasing. we thought it reached its peak dur