we're here in the studio with me he is the moscow correspondent for the christian science monitor adrian pap's in cambridge is a lecturer in politics at the university of kent and in london we cross to jonathan steele he is the international affairs commentator for the guardian all right gentlemen this is cross talk i mean she can jump in anytime you want but first i shall want to walk us through about what happened at united russia's convention that's very clear the guessing game is officially over prime minister vladimir putin is said to run for president in two thousand and twelve election his candidacy endorsed of the united russia party convention by incumbent president. so if you're going privilege and you're having the proposal to have the electoral lists of the party united russia i'm to do some party work on condition of good performance in the parliamentary elections and my readiness for practical work in government i believe it will be right for the congress to support the candidacy of luck in your plan to not go for a new presidential election the announcement and speculation

adrian go ahead you want to jump in . but i think that's exactly right it is a master stroke by putin once again he's getting out of parliamentary politics just when it's getting difficult not just in terms of united russia but also in terms of the economy and society. ok it's apathy and if there's real votes you know this contend with the government and we're ready to presidential candidates well it's very interesting finding you know we again going back to a conversation we had earlier i mean coming back to the presidency right now when we look at international events going on i mean there's a political tsunami financial tsunami anomic tsunami going on around the world and here mr putin is going to come back into the fray i mean this is something that he thinks he feels it's necessary to do because that he has a trusted circle around him but he's built up over the years i mean you know coming back and. having the country in these times is that it's maybe a noble idea but it could be difficult as well i think that what w

adrián gonzalez con la oportunidad, baltimore gana. tampa bay con ventaja y empata.el por una carrera. se acabaron >>y vamos a lo que sigue. pegó un bombazo por todo el jardín central, ahora es líder. lo único que le falta para llevarse la triple coronelna >>y ha estado mantadno a la prensa en chicago hoy yfue canjeado a marlins. primera vez que veo esto, un piloto es camjeado por dos jugadores. >>y vamos a cerrar con la comedia. tony romo jugó y ganó a san francisco hoy jugó contra washington, una payasada el partido, un festival de errores. romo respirando tranquilo, volvemos con ustedes. >>dos cientificos se embarcaron en una investigación para determinar qué lugares de estados unidos es más proclive a sismos. nigun modelo fue perfecto, pero los tres grupos tomados en cuenta tuvieron más éxito que el resto >>hoy tuvimos un día hermoso y parece que mejorará más la cosa. >>gracias, buenas noches, primer lunes de otoño, el calorcito se siente, estas son las temperatura 63 el promedio de temperatura. las noches ahora van a ser más frescas y los días calidos, especialm

adrian? i knew you'd come. can i talk to him? it'll just be a minute. right outside. bye, harold. [exhales] so... the frisco fly, huh? mm-hmm. you look surprised. i am surprised. here's the thing i can't figure out. you look surprised too. it's killing you, isn't it? how did you do it, harold? you've always been afraid of heights. you got vertigo when dr. kroger put in thicker carpet, remember? i'm cured. how? it wasn't easy. i'll be honest with you. i don't think you can do it. you don't have it in you. it takes strength. i'm not talking about physical strength, although i've got plenty of that. i'm talking about it. it? yeah. the right stuff. strength of character. i have it. neil armstrong has it. rocky has it. rocky was just a movie, harold. excuse me. i'm a little confused. i just fell off telegraph tower. how was your day? here's what i do know. you don't have it, and you never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever will! mr. monk. mr. monk. it couldn't be him. he fell off a building. there were 50 witnesses. i know it was him. of course it was him. but it

red- tagged and investigators prepare to search for the source of the blast that killed 56-year-old adrian martin. how the man's family plans to carry on. >> reporter: there are red tags on all the door of this menlo park building and will remain through the holiday weekend an indication of the unknown extent of the damage from an explosion here friday afternoon. >> a very big boom, just one single boom. >> reporter: the blast came reportedly as researcher adrian martin mixed three gases, methane, hemmum and hiden. one of the tanks ruptured according to menlo park chief, killing martin and tossing a female scientist into an adjacent corridor. >> she was almost blown out the door, which was a good thing, because he knocked her out of laboratory. >> reporter: fellow workers helped out. >> some had the wherewithal to drag that individual from the laboratory. so that was a very brave thing for them to do and obviously they care about each other enough to do that. >> reporter: councilwoman ferguson came by to pay her respects and show appreciation for the technology industry. >> i would say tha

[applause] >> thank you, adrian, mr. mayor, supervisors. the number one party of the sanfrancisco police department is a reduction in violent crime. we know we cannot do it alone and we made great gains in the debut over the last few years through our partnerships with community that we have made and continue to make. one of those partnerships with with the ambassadors that stand behind me. as the mayor said, we went through a particularly tough stretch last year where we needed some help. getting multi-ethnic embassadors speaking a total of eight languages providing a visible presence in addition to our own, the richard citizen, encouraged collaboration and informing residents, was inviable. now to find out that these in the eye of -- ambassador that have been so special to us are to become permanent is unbelievable and a tribute to those who made it happen. again, it has been a pleasure to work with the ambassadors, keeping everyone informed and safe. they were care and live here and they have a stake to make sure this is a safe neighborh

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it's been 24 hours since adrian martin was killed inside. investigators are still trying to figure out how something like this could have happened. >> adrian martin's family is too distraught to talk on camera, mourns his loss in their san jose home. >> it's the nature of research to be doing something new and different. there is some risk. >> uc berkeley professor says someone with martin's background as a chemical engineer most likely took precautions, but says there is often risk in cutting edge research. >> they may have been trying to do something different, pressurizing, mixing the gases in a particular way, and pressurizing a cylinder that may not have been purged off the air. and there might have been residual air or oxygen. >> the 56-year-old was mixing methane, helium and nitrogen for an experiment on friday afternoon, when a tank containing one of the gases ruptured. the blast pushed a female scientist also inside the lab, into an adjacent corridor. then according to a police report obtained by nbc bay area news, a hazmat team lat

this is a preference two location, as adrian stated. it meets with the necessary and desirable component under section 303 of the planning code. i want to thank adrian for his and the planning department's work on this. i am available to answer questions if you have any. president olague: public comment on this item? if you would like to speak to it? >> hello, commissioners. my name is lucy. my parents live next to the building, and i am here on their behalf. my dad complaints about noise from the existing antennas right now. he says the noises especially loud at night, even with the windows closed. his fear is that with an additional antenna, there is one to be more noise. he wants to know whether at&t or horizon, who has antennas on top right now, -- or of horizon -- or verizon, who has antennas on top right now, can address this. president olague: is there additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner borden: maybe at&t can address this issue about the antennas sound. i know it is antennas that are no

. >> reporter: the blast came reportedly as researcher adrian martin mixed three gases, methane, helium and nitrogen for a laboratory project here at membrane laboratory and research in menlo park and one of the tanks ruptured according to the fire department protection chief and killing martin and tossing a female scientist in an adjacent corridor. >> she was basically near the door and the pressure from the explosion, almost blown her out of the door, which is a good thing because it knocked her out of the laboratory. >> some workers were rushing in to help. >> reporter: some had the where.all to secure the area, and they drug the individual from the laboratory and addressed the person who was blown clear of the laboratory. it was a very brave thing for them to do and they care for each other enough to do that. >> kelly ferguson, city council member, came by to pay her respects and show appreciation for the technology industry. >> i would say these companies, these startups bring jobs to the local area. and are an important economic engine that hires our engineers and scientists. >> r

this is a preference two location, as adrian stated. it meets with the necessary and desirable component under section 303 of the planning code. i want to thank adrian for his and the planning department's work on this. i am available to answer questions if you have any. president olague: public comment on this item? if you would like to speak to it? >> hello, commissioners. my name is lucy. my parents live next to the building, and i am here on their behalf. my dad complaints about noise from the existing antennas right now. he says the noises especially loud at night, even with the windows closed.

this is a preference two location, as adrian stated. it meets with the necessary and desirable component under section 303 of the planning code. i want to thank adrian for his and the planning department's work on this. i am available to answer questions if you have any. president olague: public comment on this item?

and look what a dree yin goes through a -- adrian goes through. is willing to pay the price. >> it's not easy. >> thanks, derek. >>> last night we decided to use a little tv magic and put topper shutt on top of the washington monument. >> we got a lot of response from viewers and facebook fan. many of those that thought it was real. [ laughing ] >> i like that. >> so tonight what we decided to show you what it took to have it all come together. take a look. >> well, you ask and here is how we did it. yes, i was actually suspended last night. these two gentleman tom and scott are holding me. they said they are. i think they are. i'm actually able to bounce off the green screen. this is what i do every night with the weather map. but this is the biggest wall we have. so this was a better wall to do it on. it always stays green. electronically you put video, or in my case every night. weather maps behind me. and you can pull up some pretty cool things. as you add the right video, it looks like i'm on the monument and you can make me small and then ma

. >> al regreso hablamos con adrian fernandez uno de los destacados de méxico en el automovilismo . >vidad en los deportes estamos con william bonilla bonilla el atlas baia ratificado al dt así que a estas horas el debe estar haciendo las maletas . >> mire nada más las jugadas del encuentro que le da la ventaja a los hidalguenses . >> romano no le quedaba más que resignarse, el árbitro con la pena máxima gana el pachuca . >> romano deja el cargo. >> san luis contra el santosd . >> este gol le da la victoria al santos. >> que gol de geronimo9 de la cantera del atlante en más resultado jaguares le da el empujo al america monterrey le gana al cruz azul, mañana más de la fecha. >> vamos a las grandes ligas . >> termina con este lanzamiento en la sexta entrada pero se conforma con esto. ,>> la pelea solo termina con algunos golpes, se disculpa pior el cabesa> el canelo tenía una pruba de juego pero la buena preparacion hace que el canelo salga adelante número 28 en su carrera sigue dando de que hablar con sus golpes . ,>> es todo en los deportes feliz noche . >> para los aficionados

. >> además de adrian esta luis diaza, entre más latinos . >> este fin de semana es el apropiado paraa las casndidatas con una galeria de fotos de las participantes en recuerde visitar nuestra página de internet univision.com, en donde encontrara toda la información de interés que usted necesita . >> ya se habrá dado cuenta que no estamos en el estudio habitual, en pocas semanas le presentaremos un nuevo estudio en donde habrá más tecnologia, les pedimos que nos acompañe en esta transición nos vemos en solo a las 11 >> si muertos por un accidente en una exhibición aérea. fallas mecánicas podrían haber sido la causa.

. >> adrián garcía márquez con la información . >> mohamed el nuevo técnico y en Águilas también mostraronue importa es el equipo . >> vamos a ver si cambian las cosas. >> y el pronóstico del chicharito también cambio . >> le partio la pierna y dice que podría estar listo para el fin de semana . >> los angels en toronto con los de texas . >> a la hora cero los errores, los angels con los errores y toronto gana . >> histórico hy . >> rivera llegó a 602 rescates y queda como máximo taponero . >> merece esto y más felicidades al nuevo líder en rescate. >> en la nfl con alexander que tuvo más de 100 yaradas en recepciones . >> y finalmente hila los hizo pedazos y pierden los rans . >> hasta aquí llega la acción deportiva volvemos con más noticias . >> un día fantástico hoy el fin de semana también esperamos que dure . >> aunque el smog concentrado . >> alejandro garcía y el tiempo . >> que gusto saludarles. >> el tiempo despejado maximas de 77° . >> satélite naional la costa ostes despejado . >> aguaceros al este . >> en el estado sin posibilidades de lluvia s. >> temperaturas que oscilarán en

but we do know is the researcher, adrian martin, reportedly mixed three gases, methane, nitrogen and helium, for a lab project. and menlo park fire officials say a tank containing one of the gases apparently ruptured, and killing the 56-year-old san jose man, who has a wife and a 17-year-old daughter. the blast also threw a female scientist into a corridor that was next door. she survived. suffering eardrum pain. now, according to city leaders, the haz-mat team determined that the explosion actually sent a second container that was leaking through a wall and then lodged into yet another wall. and haz-mat crews made sure gas levels here were low enough before investigators were allowed back in for their last walk through. and that is when they found the two labs that were badly damaged, along with several offices. and mow we've actually learned that fire officials, they say this lab underwent a safety inspection test and actually passed it. that was back in march. and other than that, though, grace, still a lot of questions here. and that's why cal osha which is of course specializing

threats to identity having patriots at the heads of countries clearly helps director at a bare dr adrian power and university of kent thank you thank you very much. has russia and the u.k. mull over their differences in approaches to the crisis in syria moscow steaming ahead with efforts to mediate peace russian lawmakers are hosting a delegation from damascus after holding talks with the opposition last week president bashar al assad's advisory says the country would appreciate a fact finding mission by russian officials with which moscow promised to send any day now anti-government demonstrations in syria have flared up in march with a regime response since march with the regime responding with brutal crackdowns of these twenty six hundred people said to have been killed in violence there but russia wants the u.n. to take action now to push the warring sides toward dialogue saying assad and more time to implement democratic reforms the u.s. and allies want a more aggressive approach that will target the regime and i've already called for assad to step down. iran's bush era nuclear plan

adrian a cop's rather a professor of politics at university of kent we saw him just a bit earlier here on our t.v. just joining us our breaking news here and i would say as the russian president medvedev has supported prime minister putin to run for the presidency of two thousand and twelve and. he was a right there boots on the ground the whole of elsewhere thought see here it is so good to see you i understand you've been talking to some people there can you tell us what the general reaction the general feeling is where you are. i think it's kind of split down the middle and i agree with some of our experts may say that some people did expect it today was the right way others and even some more of a surprise indeed the news that president's made you will most likely go want to lead united russia through the parliamentary elections well joining me now live to analyze mostly the economic side of this news is on because he's the president of the t.v. bank thank you very much for joining us again what is this going to mean for it the investment climate. all the. very ones investors now c

other stories that we're covering first on r t a professor of politics at the university of kent dr adrian pabst joining us live in london to share his perspective on the visit of british prime minister david cameron to moscow that have. we covered earlier here in the program so thanks for being with us dr perhaps the leaders seemed satisfied with their talks in very friendly towards each other at the news conference do you think that this could be a reset in russian british relations. no i don't think it's going to be reset i think it's going to be more like a necessary normalization relations have been very bad since two thousand and six since the poisoning of alexander litvinenko in london and i haven't seen many by that tool meetings that may not in moscow london just the da to a g. twenty summits we're not seeing a reset like with the u.s. and russia and the president obama already seeing is to realize ation that the two sides need to agree to disagree and just move on cooperate in areas where of mutual interest now it was a agree to disagree policy the only way that a cooperation can

. >> do you agree with your friend adrian? >> what?> your friend, adrian. >> yes. >> do you agree with his decision to give to the authorities? >> i don't agree with why. adrian is the guy that turned in bradley manning who was the, i think, the private in the u.s. army who stole the documents and turned them over to wikileaks. what i know of his background, and i know the only reason he did it was for media attention, not because he was a patriot or afraid to be a co-conspirator. i think he did it to their reasons, to basically informed on somebody for his own personal benefit. for that reason i don't agree with it. if he did it because he wanted to protect the country or he was afraid of being prosecuted as a co-conspirator than 100 percent he should have done it. there is my answer. >> thanks. >> you're welcome. wait for the microphone. >> hello. i've wondered if when people use a service like restitution dot com to get themselves removed whether that actually works. >> you get removed out of some, but the information is already out

pearsall thomas pedicini todd douglas pelino michel adrian pelletier anthony g. peluso angel ramon pena richard al penny salvatore f. pepe carl peralta robert david peraza jon a. perconti alejo perez >> my domestic partner. >> and our son, and his son, who was 10 days old when he died. we miss you. >> you live in my heart and i will never forget you. >> angel perez, jr. angela susan perez anthony perez ivan perez nancy e. perez joseph john perroncino edward j. perrotta emelda h. perry glenn c. perry john william perry franklin allan pershep danny pesce michael john pescherine davin peterson william russell peterson >> and my brother in law, father, uncle, and friend. we will miss you forever. >> to my brother, special operations, 10 years and feels like yesterday. we love you and miss you. >> mark petrocelli philip scott petti glen kerrin pettit dominick pezzulo kaleen elizabeth pezzuti kevin pfeifer tu-anh pham kenneth phelan sneha ann philips gerard phillips suzette eugenia piantieri ludwig john picarro matthew m. picerno joseph oswald pick christopher pickford

: adrian is all about the exercise, three times a week.or women like mimi, she offers this. >> braid your hair and wear a wig. >> i feel really cute i will wear it like the ones with color in them. i have several. and i like to switch it up. that's another reason that i do we are them. >> reporter: -- wear them. >> reporter: good looking hair is only a part of looking good. >> if your hair is looking fabulous and your body is falling apart, what is the point. >> i could ask the exact same question. to be fair, mimi does say she watches what she eats and she does some exercise, walking as long as it's not too humid because that's tough on the curls. >> pin curl it up when you get on the treadmill. >> mimi said if i had your hairstyle, i would have no problem. >> you don't have any hair. it doesn't count. >> you don't have the best weekend forecast. >> i don't. usually in october you think about warm days and cool nights and sunshine. we got none of those. let's start with live doppler 4,000. there are showers south and east of town. some of

days gases could have caused the explosion that is one of the possibilities they're looking into adrian martin was killed and engineer and had been with the company for five years whe. they move from their native come tree of romania so their daughter could further her education . they are saying it is unsafe to go inside. this company passed an annual inspection six months ago. still to come on kron >> still to come on kron 4 morning news how many people have been convicted across the globe for terrorism and a high it surf of advisory is in effect >> overcast skies with fog same old same old. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] because you never stop improving your recipe... we never stop improving ours. we've added a touch of philly cream cheese to kraft natural shredded cheese, which adds a touch of creamy to any dish. kraft touch of philly shredded cheese. we're not just making great cheese. we're taking it further. ♪ the coast later on today >> it is crazy the way it is argued >> they hit the beach at rockaway beach when they heard the quay is aware expected for the labor day weekend >> bette

adrian martin and his wife had come from romania and search for a better life for their family. >> i want to make sure she has everything she needed in order to pursue her career in music. that's what she wanted to do from a very young age. >> it was after midnight early today when investigators walked through the building. they could see the two laboratories were heavily damaged. it will be some time before this company is back in operation. in menlo park, cbs 5. >> days before the first anniversary of the san bruno explosion, the crater left by the blast is nearly filled in. the explosion left a massive hole 70 feet wide. the pipeline has been plugged with concrete. and the road will be repaved and the street should reopen sometime this month. >>> a warning tonight of a terror threat days before the 10th anniversary of 9/11. the associated press says the fbi and department of homeland security are warning of a potential al-qaeda attack using small airplanes. they say there's no specific threat, but the terrorist organization was reportedly looking into renting small planes and pack

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second container that blew through a wall and was so powerful it embedded into another. 56-year-old adrian martin was killed in the blast. the scientist and another employee here at membrane technology and research were transferring separate canisters of methane into one container when it exploded. we tried talking to martin's family tonight but they were too upset to go on camera. the martins moved to the bay area from romania four years ago to pursue the american dream. he wanted to help his teenaged daughter pursue her goal of being a concert pianist. his wife said she knew he mixed gases in containers. for now the building has been shut down. an accident like this is a big concern any time it happens. but in a city like menlo park, it's even more concerning when it happens here. >> i would say that these companies, these start-ups bring jobs to the local area. and are an important economic engine that hire our engineers and others. >> reporter: cal osha is investigating to try to figure out how this could have happened. coming up at 11:00, we talk to a local scientist who will tell us

i would like to introduce adrian, who has done amazing work for this commission.he's the executive director of the office of immigrant affairs would you introduce the speakers and panelists. thank you very much. >> thank you, chair mccarthy. it's truly a pleasure to introduce tonight's keynote speaker. the professor is a highly respected legal scholar. he is an sbure, he is an author and an expert on immigration law. among his many leadership roles

one of the issues that adrian asked us to address was what can we do as san francisco residents? i have the luxury of not just working with immigrants and immigrant rights groups in the bay area, but i do the same thing with immigration policy centers in the d.c. d.c. does not hear enough from un meeting. and from members of the community. i urge you to set up a mechanism where you can of regularly get your message to washington, either by going yourself to testify, or sending residents of the county. i can honestly tell you, they do not see enough immigrants in the halls of washington. when i started as an immigration attorney in 1974, i met one of your commissioners. my workload was interesting at that time. it was half family visa. the other half of my caseload were mexican immigrants who had just been arrested. for a period of time, i was the only legal services attorney in northern california who represented low income people. i would interview people who had just been arrested. at night, i would be filling out visa forms for my chinese clients. today, as i said on the board

adrian martin. methane, nitrogen and helium. involved for a lab project here at membrane technology and research. and menlo park fire officials say a tank containing one of the gases apparently ruptured, and killing the 56-year-old san jose man. the blast already threw a female scientist into a corridor, next door. and she suffered eardrum pain and was taken to stanford medical center. according to city leaders, the haz-mat team determined that the explosion actually sent a second leaking container through a wall and it lodged into another wall. during the last walk-through, investigators found extensive damage to two labs, and several offices. so this business closed for an indefinite period of time. according to fire officials, this place actually passed a safety inspection test back in march. so the question is, again, what exactly caused this to happen. and that's what cal osha crews are going to try to figure out when they come out here tomorrow. grace? >> all right, stephanie in menlo park with the latest, thank you. >>> a

he's 56-year-old adrian martin. the blast happened yesterday at membrane technology and research.ered cardiac arrest after the blast. firefighters tried to save his life but he died soon after. factor the blast. but they are fire officials found a leaking methane gas cylinder that may have been a factor in the blast but they are not sure if it was leaking beforehand. earlier, just after the explosion, employees ran into the chaotic scene. >> some had the wherewithal to try to secure some of the other hazards within the laboratory and then they drug that individual from the laboratory and addressed the other individual who had been blown clear of the laboratory. >> now a female co-worker was walking by the doorway when the force of the blast knocked her over and damaged her eardrum. investigators say the scientist who died had been transferring a mixture of methane, helium and nitrogen from one tank to another. forecasters say the storm could bring as much as 20 inches of rain in some areas. right >>> heavy rain from tropical storm lee is now pounding louisiana. forecasters say the

i would like to introduce adrian, who has done amazing work for this commission. she's the executive director of the office of immigrant affairs would you introduce the speakers and panelists. thank you very much. >> thank you, chair mccarthy. it's truly a pleasure to introduce tonight's keynote speaker. the professor is a highly respected legal scholar. he is an sbure, he is an author and an expert on immigration law. among his many leadership roles at stanford law school are director of the arthur and tony rock center for corporate governance, associate dean for executive education and special programs, co-director of the director college and if that wasn't enough, he is also co-founder of the open source corporate governance reporting system project. he is an overachiever. the professor is a frequent commentator on the long-term impact of immigration policy and reform and he has provided expert testimony to the u.s. senate and the house of representatives. prior to joining stanford law, he was founding executive director of the immigration outreach center in ph

fire investigators say adrian martin died when the methane, helium and nitrogen he was mixing exploded. >>> a year ago this week a san bruno neighborhood exploded in a ball of gas-fueled flames. a major pg&e gas transmission line ruptured killing 8 people and destroying three dozen homes. since that day, changes are planned for emergency shut off valves, and gas lines are being reinspected. the crater left by the blast should be filled and the road repaired this week. >>> prop 8 sponsors stay their case to the state supreme court on tuesday. the panel, with their arguments over whether they are proposition supporters, can appeal a federal court ruling that overturned the voter- approved ban on gay marriage. now, depending on the state supreme court's ruling expected in about 90 days, the sponsors can then take their case to a federal appeals court. >>> family was the theme of the second annual oakland pride parade today, but the celebration also focused on health. there was a push to get people to talk about issues that are taboo. rap >> we're definitely a more family-oriented side tha

adrian martin of san jose went into cardiac arrest after he was pulled out of the building. fire officials claim martin was transferring a mixture of gasses from one zillion lender to another when the blos occurred. cal osha will continue its investigate on tuesday. >> the cracked gas pipe blamed for an explosion and fire in a cupper teen know home was made of material that has a history of failure. the matt plastic pipe was the sum of two safety advisories and lawsuits dating back decade. a bullet continue warned of the pipes. pg&e says it will remove the pipe and begin its review of sim similar pieps statewide. >> thousands are turning out for the cannabis and hemp expo which is being held at oakland plaza. >> reporter: since isn't 1999, she's been a medical marijuana user, and it's been instrumental in her therapy. >> i got run over by a car in 1988. it helps with the pain. >> reporter: prior to her more you, she was on prescription pain killers. now she is a nurse and is an sad coe -- advocate and getting the word out for marijuana use. >> our retirees and veterans are a

. >> do you agree with your friend -- with your friend adrian lammo. do you agree with his decision to go with the authorities? >> i don't agree why he went to the authorities. he's the guy who turned in bradley manning who was the i think the private in the u.s. army who stole the documents and turned them over to wikileaks. and what i know adrian's background and i know the only reason he did it was for the media attention he didn't do it because he was a patriot or that he was afraid to be a coconspirator so i think he did it for the wrong reasons. to basically inform on somebody for his own personal benefit. so for that reason that he did it, i don't agree with it. if on the other hand he did it because he wanted to protect the country or he did it because he was afraid of being prosecuted as a coconspirator, then 100% he should have done it. so there's my answer. >> thanks. >> you're welcome. you want to wait for the mic? >> hi. >> hi. >> i wondered -- when people use a service like reputation.com or get themselves out of removed out of a lot of d

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