u.s. army private bradley manning is about to face a new round of pretrial hearings and he faces a number of charges for allegedly handing classified data to the wiki leaks website the most serious is quote aiding the enemy which could land him behind bars for life mass rallies are being held across seventy cities worldwide to mark one thousand days of his detention attorney kevin zeese explains why many believe his treatment is unlawful. the judge did recognize in the motion dismissed for the solitary confinement that manning was treated improperly and did take one hundred days off were of his whenever a sentence of any he ends up with so the judge doesn't recognize the government did by the law and went to bars that's a positive it is and i hope that the judge will recognize that delaying this trial where they have is enough reason to dismiss the case that a certain point all of the government's oh you just add up and the outrageous government conduct need to be right in the eyes of the case and it is easily dismissed especially since he should not have served the wonder years if you re

to summon the more than one hundred forty witnesses to the trial of army private bradley manning is accused of leaking classified u.s. data prosecution plans are aimed at very fine allegations that manning's leaks directly jeopardized american security the list of witnesses will include a navy seal from the raid that killed osama bin laden was lucky to attempt to prove al qaeda benefited from the release of the secret information journalist kevin stone says it's purely an attempt to shift focus. the fear here i think is that you would be sensationalized hitting the for seedings and it would not it would make it nearly impossible for manning to have a fair trial it just because we now be talking about terrorism terrorism and terrorism will get away from the fact that he is charged with the offense of releasing the information and they don't have to show the terrorists receive that this will continue the obama administration has ushered in this era of pursuing whistleblowers and making certain that there are prosecuted and they go after them zealously in a manner that they do not go after other individuals that's some

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u.s. army private bradley manning is addressing a military tribunal for meade we are told reading thirty five page statement on what he did and why he didn't did it according to reports manning said he leaked instant logs from the wars in iraq and afghanistan in order to start a public debate twenty five year old told the tribunal is that he believed that the diplomatic cables he gave to weaken the leaks would not damage the u.s. but would be embarrassing manning claims that he had initially attempted to contact contact traditional mainstream media outlets such as the washington post the new york times and politico but failed to get through to them later deciding to pass the documents on to weekly leaks he also said that he engaged in prolonged internet conversations with a wiki leaks member called ox and manning assumes it was julian assange much now manning has reportedly also requested to the tribunal that he be tried by a military judge alone no jury according to reports he also did say that no one associated with wiki leaks pressured him for more information presumably that it was mannin

. >> woodruff: bradley manning, the u.s. army private who is charged with leaking massive amounts of classified material to the website wikileaks, entered guilty pleas today. he pleaded guilty to ten of the 22 charges against him, admitting to violating military regulations but not federal espionage laws. manning spoke for more than an hour in the military courtroom, explaining his reasons for leaking classified information. he said, "i believe that if the general public had access to the information, this could spark a domestic debate as to the role of the military and foreign policy in general." he added, "i felt i accomplished something that would allow me to have a clear conscience," for more on manning's statement, his pleas and what comes next, we are joined by charlie savage of the "new york times" who was in the courtroom today. welcome to both of you to the newshour. charlie savage, what exactly, tell us, did private manning plead guilty to today. >> private manning pled guilty to ten charges that -- basically he took responsibi

and army private bradley manning accused of the biggest bully of state secrets in u.s. history is said to publicly explain his motives for the first time analysis coming up after the break. she good lumber tour to mccurry was to build the world's most sophisticated robot which fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tunes mission to teach creation why it should care about humans. this is why you should care only. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day. please. live live. live live. live . live. live. live . live. live live. live. live. live. live. live live. live . here with r t live from moscow the ongoing standoff between israel and hamas has made it almost impossible for journalists on both sides to do their job palestinian media isn't recognized by israel nor are its journalists rights to hamas prohibits gaza journalist to have any contacts with israelis are policy are met colleagues struggling to report through the blackout and help sworn

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and army private bradley manning accused of the biggest leak of state secrets in u.s. history is set to publicly explain his motives for the first time analysis on that coming up after a break. live . that's to be. a. little. bit misleading good. luck. i mean very little. your authority and the ongoing standoff between israel and hamas has made it almost impossible for journalists on both sides to do their job palestinian media isn't recognized by israel nor are its journalists rights while hamas perhaps gaza journalists to have any contacts with israelis are just policy they are met colleagues struggling to report through the blackout and help sworn enemies understand each other for november last year israel and gaza are at war and in the middle of it a gaza journalist reporting he for you to an israeli newspaper it was the last major story some the other would write for the hebrew priests a month later gaza's ruling hamas party banned palestinian journalists from working with israeli media accusing it of being hostile tel aviv refuses to recognize hamas and regards i

u.s. army private accused of sending hundreds of thousands of classified documents to wick key leaks is expected in court bradley manning is appearing at fort mead for a four day hang that will address his motion to dismiss charges. it may also address his offer to plead guilty to reduced charges on 10 of the 22 counts against him. >>> and a major push in annapolis for a change inside baltimore city schools. thousands of families rally in the state capital for a multibillion dollars school construction bill. wjz and mike schuh are live with the latest on this. good morning mike. >>> good morning don and good morning everyone. baltimore is an old city with old schools. they're dill lap dated and falling apart, and to put 65 of those schools back together it will cost over a billion dollars. >> a few thousand students city leaders and concerned citizens rallied in front of the state house in annapolis monday. they are advocates for baltimore schools and demanding more money to fund them. >> it's time for better buildings, wetter baltimore, better maryland. >> phillipe jackson is the principal of gilmore elementary school

bradley manning, the army private charged in the biggest leak of classified material in u.s.tory, offers guilty pleas for ten of the 22 charges against him. he would be pleading guilty to sending hundreds of thousands of classified documents to the wikileaks welcomes, and if the judge accepts it, he faces 20 years in prison. those are the latest headlines, back to ashley. ashley: thank you so much. we appreciate that. all right, stock alert. dow hitting session highs adding to gains after the big jumps seen over the past two sessions. 50 points shy of the all-time high. we're on track for all three averages, and that makeses it, by the way, four straight. look at the leaders on the dow right now including coca-cola, verizon, and the big winner, hp. the market continues its climb north. lori: california bad for business? that's what texas governor rick perry said on a recruiting trip pointing a finger at the state's high tax burden. we are live in california with more on the tax plight from california. adam? >> well, the people here in california feel the finger that governor

army private bradley manning's back -- 1000th day behind bars. he has been held for nearly three years for allegedly passing on u.s.lomatic cables to wikileaks. rallies and events in support of manning were held more than 70 cities across the u.s. and around the world. those are some of the headlines. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. this week marks the final week of black history month, and this year, 2013, marks the 50th anniversary of the pivotal year in america's civil-rights movement. on august 28, 1963 an estimated 250,000 people joined the march on washington for jobs and freedom. dr. martin luther king delivered his famous "i have a dream" speech. today we spend the hour featuring an historic look at the movement that led up to that march on washington. we air major excerpts of the rarely seen 1970 documentary, "king: a filmed record...from montgomery to memphis." the film was directed by sidney lumet and produced by ely landau, largely made from original newsreel footage. the film was played at a one- time only event march 24, 1970 in theaters across th