he was severely beaten in the dodge erstad jump parking lot last year. the giants raised $70,000 for him and more fund-raisers are planned for this winter. his family said he has kept his sense of humor. >>> an occupy protest was mostly peaceful last night. hundreds gathered to mark a year since they were evicted from the plaza. the march followed a day of rallies and speeches there. were two arrests including one person accused of throwing a rock at officers. unlike past demonstrations though there were no signs of vandalism. businesses that are braced for the worst removed boards from their windows. > >>> we have developing news out of san francisco where a driver had a close call in the grocery store parking ott. we shot these pictures over the safeway on marina boulevard. a man drove his jag over the parking bumper and hit a line of shopping carts. the car stopped short of the store's front windows. a fire engine crew was in the area and saw the car have this accident and the driver was slightly hurt. >>> police need your help in tracking down this m

depress leaking rates and not withstanding the discipline employee's interest in claim the blower erstadtuesday. -- blower status. i've also submitted bunch of requests for research i'm doing. not all returns are in but they suggest that leakers throughout the u.s. government are very rarely formally punished. the second point is that there are a lot of leaks of classified information. i doubt i need to provide much foundation for that point to this audience but a government report, called the willard report, called classifies information leaks. a routine daily occurrence in washington. so the claim there is they're daily. the wmd commissions, public report in 2005, referred to hundreds of serious press leaks of classified information over the past decade alone. the third point is that a piece of argument, is that most of these classified information leaks are potentially prosecutable. the willard report from 1982, in virtually all cases the unauthorized disclosure of classified information potentially violates one or more federal statutes. the act which is the main statute involved has