apache helicopter, the video first shows an attack on a group of men in baghdad.hen on a van trying to aid the wounded. the video continues with another engagement, about 20 minutes later. >> to me, the most shocking part of the video comes at the end. >> i'm going to come around, get some more distance. >> roger that. you're clear. >> there's some confusion, maybe shots from nearby. all of a sudden, they zero in on a group of guys entering a building. >> there's at least six individuals in that building with weapons. >> we can put a missile in it. >> they say, let's hit it with a hellfire missile. they're getting ready to fire that missile, at the bottom left corner of the screen, you see a guy just randomly walk into the scene. they don't say, no, no, no, stop, stop, stop, don't fire. they shoot off the missile anyway. >> an iraqi citizen looks to be just walking down the road, just minding his own business and then one second he's there, one second he's not. as far as i can tell he was vaporized. i don't think his family ever knew what happened to him because t

apache in real solution.the race, which was carried here on wgn, and then boil it down. >> and they are off. the arlington million. a great start it was for defending champion little mike. little mike to lead them early. it is little mike in front. side glance. he is on the outside. early million lead to little mike as these leaders come to the half-mile pole. them, sidek of glance, the apache in fifth, coming up with the pace. real solution being asked to pick up. camarena is 11th. then comes grandeur. they come towards the top of the stretch. little mike is back in front. little mike, hard ridden. hunter in back of the front. they are homeward bound in the million. here comes the apache to take the lead from little mike. real solution is staying on the. past the 16th. a real solution charging at apache. apache, aion, the battle that has come down to both. the apache, just a bit more than real solution. hold on. hold all tickets please. there has been a jockey's claim of foul. a claim of foul launch in the s

the apache soldiers seem to mistake the camera for a rocket propelled grenade. >> all right.pg. >> getting ready to fire. we got a guy shooting. now he's behind the building. >> the helicopter crew gets permission from the commanding officer on the ground to fire on the group. >> let me know when you got it. >> come on. fire. >> keep shooting. >> the apache, you know, fires and fires and fires into this group of guys. and it appears that they're all dead right away. >> look at all those dead -- >> a few minutes pass and the reuters employee begins crawling away. >> see that guy crawling right now on the curb. >> yeah. i got him. we'll see. >> the pilots are begging, sort of themselves and begs the higher power that he'll get up and grab a went so that they can fire again. >> come on, buddy. >> all you got to do is pick up a weapon. >> when you go through the entire thing and listen to the entirety, you get a sense of detachment almost like dare i say a video game. >>? the meantime, a van drives into the scene. >> we have individuals going to the scene, possibly picking up bod

. >> the unrest in egypt is impacting shares of apache. the oil and natural gas giant has 17% of its net asset value and operations in egypt. shares of apache fell 4.5% today following a downgrade from buy to hold because of its exposure to egypt. no comment, though, from apache. >>> still ahead, google's stock has soared since it started trading nine years ago today. but are there other companies that are innovating just as fast that should be on your radar? >>> first, though, a look at how the international markets closed today. >>> targeting teenagers, unveiling university pages. the social networking site for professionals wants to sign up college-bound high school students to connect them with colleges and alumni networks. whether the new strategy makes the grade. >> linkedin has grown to 238 million members by giving professionals tools to find jobs, learn and network and helping companies recruit employees. today linkedin is targeting a younger demographic, launching university pages, partnering with more than 200 colleges and unive

battalion july twelfth two thousand and seven and there's three other men that were in helicopters apache helicopters that day and my question is why aren't they on trial because they clearly broke the rules of engagement and committed war crimes we've known all along that bradley is a truth teller and he didn't throw in the lives of them. well supporters of bradley manning are ready to put their lives on the line is they offer to serve a major chunk of his sentence artie's marina porton i went to new york's union square to hear what u.s. citizens think of the verdict. union square has been something of a stomping ground for bradley manning supporters in new york city you see over the years many rallies have been held here in honor of the army private first class intelligence analyst now manning has been found guilty of downloading and releasing confidential u.s. documents that subsequently disclosed illegal activity and crimes on the part of washington manning faces up to one hundred thirty six years in prison instead of telling you how the public is reacting to this news we're handing o

should i talk about apache? the human life lost there is amazing. apache is an inexpensive stock that seems to want to get cheaper because people just can't get it in their heads that maybe these egyptian fields will be protected. it would be at $100 if that field was in any other country other than egypt. frank? >> caller: how you doing, jim? >> how about you, frank? >> caller: good. i recently purchased shares from broadcom after reading good reports. it's been steadily dropping and it's past the year low today. i would like to buy some more to average out my lows. >> i don't know, stephanie link, we just are so glad we sold the stock higher. i've got to tell you, i agree with you, it has gotten cheap. but cheap gets cheaper in this particular market. goog, happy ipo birthday. 900% in nine years, hot stuff, but there are other stocks, nine other stocks with even better gains! the good news, they got more to run! ♪ hallelujah >> google, "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up -- on fire? cookouts with cramer is heating things up all week. clo

really does need to do mor more. >> with apache helicopters flying overhead, nothing is more symbolic the united states of america siding with the generals. we could be cutting off the aid, the spare parts and maintenance of these military equipment we've given the egyptian is important to their capabilities. >> the drumbeat gets louder over suspending the entire $1.5 billion in aid. does the white house need to change its tune? >> if definition of "need" is therefore things will change in egypt, no, because again, nobody thinks things will change in egypt. certainly, the president left that door open to suspending aid at the very least. if we continue to see the kinds of scenes that we saw, of those crackdo crackdowns, where 700, 800, the numbers, if you know, are fairly unreliable, hundreds of egyptians died, if we continue to see that, i suspect he will do it. it needs to be kept in some kind of perspective. $1.5 billion over the years, the u.s. has given a lot to egypt. but now, other countries give a lot more. secondly, the money to egypt, as far as i understand it, has already b

sa. >>> we're watching shares of energy producer apache. on concerns about exposure to the unrest in egypt. egypt accounts for 19% of apa e apache's production and a quarter of the cash flow and the unrest raises risk of reduction going forward. the shares taking a hit on that news. >> they are. thanks very much for that. turning to confidence among u.s. home builders which is flying high, the demand could drive sales growth further. the request is he whether optimism will translate into sales quickly enough. get a front line perspective from the ceo of red fin, the online real estate brokerage. good morning. >> good morning. >> i guess we'll start with that question. first of all, which is last week the national association of home builders comes out and says the builder confidence hit an eight year high despite higher rates and higher prices. are you seeing any slowing in traffic, any denting of confidence? >> we did over the past four or five weeks as interest rates rose, but now just in the past ten days it increased again. i think buye

apache selling a its stake in a egyptian business because of unrest to china's sinopac. positive going with the negative month here. salesforce.com came out with figures that blew it away. they're up 12.5% for them. good for them. >> is the number one winner in the s&p 500. we're focusing on the positive. they swung to a second quarter and raised their full year numbers. the market always likes when you're optimistic on the year. a huge winner is sales force. cheryl: on at flip side of all this, lauren, we're trying to find decent news here, but one company we follow is electronic arts and that stock actually falling today on big news. what do you have? >> yeah. electronic arts, down about 2% today. down this week by about 4%. nintendo said it is cutting the price of the wii-u videogame console this fall. we're expecting new gaming consoles coming out for the holidays. this is a stock that fell today, this could be a winner as we get into the holidays. david: lauren, generally speaking when you talk to guys, we've been trying to assess the mood what is happening in syria

-made apache helicopters s. that leverage if the u.s.ere to say we're no longer going to send you the helicopters or the kind of supplies that you need to do repairs on the existing apaches that you have? >> that is leverage. we have already said we'll hold off on the f-16s, four of them. we're canceling the military exercises which are symbolic of a partnership. the egyptian military does recognize that it's -- there is value in the relationship with the united states. they haven't, however, been listening to us. so we have to get their attention. real substantial budget support that goes to the military, apart from weapons, like the helicopters, calibrate that assistance and i think those are the next steps and i think the administration has some tools in their quiver to do that. but the level of violence is unacceptable. eventually we'll have to stand for the end of the violence, for democracy, for human rights, for rule of law, for transparency and the situation is not getting any better. >> some u.s. lawmakers took to the sunday tal

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moves on to the next military aid question, whether to stop an apache helicopter delivery scheduled for next month. >> the violence in egypt has also sparked residents in chicago to rally outside the egyptian consulate there. protesters are calling on president obama to make a stronger statement against the military takeover of the nation's government and stop providing the regime it with the billions of dollars of aid. >> an olympic champion heads back to court in the week ahead and president obama welcomes the nfl's only perfect team to the white house. here's more. >> monday is world humanitarian day, a time to commemorate the efforts of aid workers who lost their lives in the line of duty. it's to coincide with the anniversary of the 2003 bombings of the un headquarters in baghdad which claimed 22 lives. also on monday, oscar pistorius is returning to a south african court. he's going to be formally indicted for the shooting death of his girlfriend on valentine's day. he claims he shot her because he thought she was a burglar. >> tuesday, the 1972 miami dolphins led by legendary coa

apache sells at about nine times earnings so even if those earnings went away, they would still be atng like a 25% discount to the average company. they're still producing oil, earning the money out of egypt. i think the likelihood is that they're going to find a way to capture of value of to those egyptian operations. egypt needs the money from the oil, too. >> the country, no matter who is in power absolutely wants that part of the business to succeed. paul? >> taking a step back towards the financials we've seen a wide dwer -- is it regulation or something else. >> i don't have a strong explanation on that other than we've seen the small and mid cap names do better pretty much across the market relative to large caps. we think that's another opportunity today that large cap stocks have a lot of advantages that small and mid size companies don't, including easier access ability to financing, better global platforms for accelerated growth. we don't think it's clear that small and mid cap names are better. >> bill, great to have you on even though you don't look at the charts. >> than

the apaches would be one small part of the larger aid package that could be delayed, sort of held upnd not canceled entirely. that's a far cry from canceling $1.3 billion a year in military assistance but it would certainly send a signal. so far the attempts to send signals to the egyptian militaries as the ambassador mentioned hasn't worked. it's produced either no response or exactly the opposite response from what the obama administration had sought. there were any number of people, including secretary chuck hagel saying, don't do this. we know that that's an option for you and you have pressure on you to do it and he did. >> well, steve, what's your take on this? because the other thing we've seen, in addition to the united states, you've got the eu now making statements. you've got other european leaders actually coming forward. you've got others trying to put pressure on the egyptians. it's not really all on the united states here. >> it's ad hoc and scattered. the germans have cut off their aid. we're still standing by the joint military exercises. listen, the vital national i

were leaked, perhaps the most damaging of those was not something on paper but the video from the apache helicopter cockpit showing the attack what turned out to be innocent people, non-combacombas in iraq, two of them journalists. it had an immediate and brutal impact on world opinion. the president has said when asked about this by supporters of manning, that he broke the law. a lot of people had a problem with that. the president is a commander in chief and there is a court-martial under way. but under the context of everything that is happening on the security transparency front, and those receiving the leak namely reporters on the part of the obama administration, what will be the affect in the long term on whistle blowers, on transparency and the government carrying out these surveillance matters that have become controversial. >> in egypt, former president hosni mubarak could soon be a free man. the court ordered him to be free while prosecutors investigate corruption allegations against them. if they do not appeal the ruling he could be released in a couple of days. mike hanna ha

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entregar 700 mil documentos a wikileaks estÁ el video de bagdad de un ataque desde un helicÓptero apache varias organizaciones se manifestaron en lo que ellos krn una pena demasiado severa conozcan quiÉn estÁ detras de la historia en estados unidos y han sido seÑalados por informantes o soplones, la informaciÓn la consigue en univisi univisionnoticias.com. >> tendremos dramÁticos testimonios de desplazados en mÉxico a causa de la violencia que azota a ese paÍs. >> el gobierno argentino crÍtica duramente a un periodista que cuestiona el viaje de la presidenta cristina fernÁndez a un paraÍso cristal. >> el rÉgimen un sismo moderadamente fuerte se sintiÓ abrio grietas. >> el sistema sismolÓgico de estados unidos dijo que tuvo una magnitud de 6. 2. >> como en la Época de no nadas y cientos y miles de mexicanos se trasladan de un lugar a otro huyendo del misal la bÚsqueda d su supervivencia lo dejan todo detrÁs y enfrentan una vida llena de incertidumbre joaquÍn se fue a el estado de guerrero para que conozcamos muy de cerca esta dura realidad. >> veamos. >> este niÑo no tiene nombre ni lugar

apache helicopter crew in iraq opening fire on a group of suspected insurgents who were standing on a street corner in baghdad. some of the men were armed, but two of them were journalists from reuters. >> come on, fire. [machine gun firing] >> yeah, roger. [machine gun firing] >> at least a dozen people were killed in that attack, some of them innocent civilians. then, that july, wikileaks released 76,000 classified field reports of u.s. operations in afghanistan that provided a chaotic and bleak ground-level view of the war. a few months later, there were another 400,000 classified documents released from iraq showing that civilian casualties there were much higher than the pentagon had claimed and, finally, in november 2010, thousands of state department cables that lifted the veil on highly sensitive back-room diplomacy. the documents revealed that arab leaders were lobbying the u.s. to attack iran and that the state department had been secretly collecting intelligence on leaders at the united nations. it triggered outcries that assange was a political actor trying to damage the u

. >> we have to watch apache. i was there in egypt.e is the bagest single western investor in egypt. a huge provider of gas. >> absolutely. thank you for having me. >>> turning back to the u.s. are we starting to see the real impact of the shale energy boom on the economy? joining us from ubs a drew m madison. are we starting to finally see that? >> we're starting to see it in terms of the terms of trade. so we're importing less and we're exporting more energy products. what we're missing still is kind of the investment cycle, but that has a lot to do with pricing. so we expect we'll see that later, but at least for now we've got of got an early jump start. >> how much are we not having to spend in terms of tens, maybe hundreds of billions of dollars that we would normally buy foreign oil with. what are we doing in terms of the savings from this? >> there's never savings when you talk about the u.s. consumer, right? so they're spending on other things. >> but savings in terms of what we don't have to spend on foreign oil because we are

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within the next month the administration is due to send ten apache helicopters and repair kits for u.s.-made tanks the military used to egypt. if the egypt military government doesn't release military brothers from the muslim breadth hood or take steps for new election those two programs could be canceled. >> thanks very much, major. attorney general beau biden, the vice president's son, is under going tests for cancer in happen in hughes. to figure out why biden became weak and disoriented last week. family members including his father is with him. beau biden is 44, he suffered a mild stroke three years ago. there's a new leak at the crippled japanese nuclear plant, a close call for dick van dyke and dog days of summer at the white house when the cbs evening news continues. summer at the white house. when the "cbs evening news" continues. >> there's been another leak at the fukushima nuclear plant in japan. today the operators said 80,000 gallons of highly radioactive water escaped from the storage tank. on top of another massive leak discovered last month. all this bad news has devas

amongst the 700,000 items he provided, this video of a apache helicopter mace stakenly opening fire on civilians in baghdad. many of them were suffering from deteriorating health. evidence included photos of him dressed as a woman. i was dealing with a lot of issues, manning said. these issues are not an excuse for my actions. manning says he knows he must pay a price for leaking the documents, something he thought would draw attention to the way u.s. was waging war in iraq and afghanistan. i believed i was going to help people, not hurt people. in retrospect i should have worked more aggressively inside the system. manning will back in court on friday. he faces up to 90 years in prison. alexis christoforous, cbs news. >>> the man who is accused of kidnapping a california teenager apparently tortured her mother and brother before he killed them, according to just released search warrants. james dimaggio was killed during a shoot-out with fbi agents where he had fled with 16-year-old hannah anderson. investigators say dimaggio and anderson exchanged about 13 phone calls before he picked

officials tell nbc news, among the options under consideration, withholding several apache helicopters sold to egypt four years ago and set to be delivered this fall. this past week, the president announced he would suspend upcoming joint military exercises, both moves largely symbolic, and not nearly as consequential as ending aid. >> it's really easy to take the step at one level of cutting the assistance, but then you have to live with the consequences of it. we may find it difficult to re-establish a connection with the egyptian military. >> reporter: analysts say another consideration, america's key ally, israel, believes funding the egyptian military is necessary to maintain stability in the region. lester? >> all right, kristen, thanks. >>> in britain, as you may have heard, scotland yard sent the media into a frenzy mode this weekend with a surprising disclosure it was studying new information about the death of princess diana. nbc's mandy clark has that story for us. >> reporter: controversy surrounded princess diana's death on august 31, 1997, nearly 16 years ago, and still g

nearly a fifth of apache's output comes from egypt, and about a quarter of its cash flow.res of cobalt international energy are sinking today after the company said that it didn't find any commercially viable source of oil in one of its wells in the gulf of mexico. cobalt said the results are disappointing, but that it remains optimistic about other assets in the region and, of course, one quick update here on what's happening with the financials. remember, they are one of the worst-ish performers in the sector today. jpmorgan chase, the single worst performing stock in the dow jones, missing a pro by u.s. regulators. and i want to end on one thing. if you look behind me right now, or go to amazon.com, you will see that that website is back up and running. i'm also told that the mobile apps, the tablet and smartphone apps, also up and running, as well. so, maria, a brief outage for amazon.com. it was down, but now it is back up and open for business, maria. back over to you. >> all right. thank you so much, dominic. >> think of all of the people that had to go back to work

and they're you know they're told what to do by the media and they follow orders if you look at the apache helicopter video which probably the most famous one. for the american public at least you know what this is actually going on in the war. single word fighting at that point i just hope maybe somebody like obama. may be doing is the last leg you use a lame duck president decides to blood money now although manning has been acquitted of aiding the enemy charges he may be punished for the rest of his life for presenting the american public with the truth reporting from new york for an up or nine are take some interesting opinions there but it's still light to hear what you think about manning sentencing you can take part in the ongoing poll of r.t. dot com to express your opinion so this type. looking so far. around seventy seven percent of you believe he's not guilty at the moment and believe he is a hero fifteen percent say he should receive a suspended sentence of several years the remaining fraction four percent believe he should receive twenty years in jail and then the remaining of

and they're you know they're told what to do by the media and they follow orders if you look at the apache helicopter video which probably the most famous one. for the american public at least you know what is actually going on in the war they're fighting a war fighting at that point i just hope maybe somebody like obama. maybe doing his last leg news a lame duck president decides to blood money now although manning has been acquitted of aiding the enemy charges he may be punished for the rest of his life for presenting the american public with the truth reporting from new york for an up or nine heartache. another american whistleblower edward snowden managed to remain out of reach of u.s. prosecutors on thursday snowden entered russian territory after three. it is granted him temporary asylum the former n.s.a. contractor slipped out of a moscow airport where he had been in limbo without travel documents for over a month the papers he received allowed him to move around freely and work in the country for the next year and while the whistleblowers whereabouts remain unknown lindsey france r

currencies one point three billion dollars a year in hardware and services and includes fighter jets apache helicopters and surface to air missiles as well as high tech surveillance equipment ministration has also been reluctant to avoid calling the ousting of a president who because doing so would legally require it to cut military support a spokesperson from the british egyptians for democracy group says that exposes washington's double standards. well it's actually quite shameful to see countries and leaders of western governments who held themselves because of democracy supporting the slaughter of democracy and its supporters in egypt what obama came out and said simply not enough this is what the obama's one point five million of subsidies to the army buys the slaughter of innocent men women and children the army may have pulled the trigger yes but it was the west that loaded the gun and the west must take an active stance against this it's not too late to side with democracy in egypt they must come out they must reject what is happening in egypt these cosmetic diplomatic maneuvers of

and they're you know they're told what to do by the media and they follow orders if you look at the apache helicopter video which probably the most famous one. for the american public at least you know what is actually going on in the war they're fighting a war fighting at that point i just hope maybe somebody like obama. may be doing his last leg we use a lame duck president this is ours to board money now although manning has been acquitted of aiding the enemy charges he may be punished for the rest of his life for presenting the american public with the truth reporting from new york for an up or nine heartache. in the meantime the founder of wiki leaks the website which release the data handed over by bradley manning claimed the whistleblower never received a fair trial julian assange busted the u.s. government for its radical national security for years. this is the first. conviction against was the united states it is a dangerous precedent and example of national security extremism is a shortsighted judgment that cannot be tolerated and it must be reversed you can never be conveying t

and they're you know they're told what to do by the media and they follow orders if you look at the apache helicopter video which probably the most famous one. it's important for the american public at least you know what this is actually going on in the war they're fighting a war fighting at that point i just hope maybe somebody like obama. may be doing is the last leg we use a lame duck president this is ours to board money now although manning has been acquitted of aiding the enemy charges he may be punished for the rest of his life for presenting the american public with the truth reporting from new york for an up or nine our take. gavin macfadyen the director of the london based center for investigative journalism says that manning's leak was an act of conscience. he thought that the crimes committed by the army should be made public and what they're admitting to was the fact that he broke the law in getting those documents and sending them out to wiki leaks the justice of what he did is another matter and i think in that most people are aggrieved except those who regard i'm automatic

and they're you know they're told what to do by the media and they follow orders if you look at the apache helicopter video which probably the most famous one. for the american public at least know what is actually going on in the war. fighting all worth fighting at that point i just hope maybe somebody like obama. may be doing is the last leg we use a lame duck president decides to board money now although manning has been acquitted of aiding the enemy charges he may be punished for the rest of his life for presenting the american public with the truth reporting from new york for an up or nine our take. well this week or so so a benchmark moment in the price of another u.s. whistleblower as he attempts to avoid u.s. prosecution edward snowden left his name by. in a moscow airport as he was granted temporary asylum by the russian authorities he can i move around freely and work in the country for up to twelve months russia's top social networking website has already offered him a job but the story has a fresh twist with his current location unknown frustrating journalists overflowing with

continue as planned that aids worth one point three billion dollars a year and includes fighter jets apache helicopters and surface to air missiles as well as high tech surveillance hardware all while can damming the ongoing violence in egypt the white house has refused to call the ousting of president morsi something that would require it to free use of military support a spokeswoman from the british egyptians for democracy group says washington's position runs counter to its pro-democracy rhetoric. well it's actually quite shameful to see countries and leaders of western governments who hail themselves because of democracy supporting the slaughter of democracy and its supporters in into it what obama came out and said simply not enough this is what the obama's one point five million of subsidies to the army buys the slaughter of innocent men women and children the army may have pulled the trigger yes but it was the west that loaded the gun and the west must take an active stance against this it's not too late to side with democracy in egypt they must come out they must reject what is happ

is opens up by the way it's worth one point three billion dollars a year it includes fighter jets apache helicopters observers to air missiles as well as high tech surveillance hardware what a lot of figures as you can see now while condemning the ongoing violence in egypt the white house has refused to call the ousting of president morsi all the way along the line here a coup it's been skirting around it something that would require it to freeze military support so remains all about but some in the u.s. have been taking to the streets demanding their government suspend aid to the egyptian army in condemning the military coup did a rally was held in front of the egyptian mission to the united nations in new york on friday scholar and activist. joins us now live either sara nice to see you tonight into thing your message is going to get through do you think any time soon the u.s. government is going to stop that aid or not. they are they are warning about. getting. the word. and basically. if you can i mean it's pretty orders were actually for. order. this means that if you. are. in our e