luvvie and president andres berg's inch has argued it is foolish to assume that often s.s. veterans are criminals saying they deserve the public's respect people who are in charge in the in positions of all thirty should not be setting examples where young people start to believe that a buff an s s is something that you should wish to follow echoing such sentiment and the fascist groups governing by in a protest to be annual march the rise in far right rhetoric is not unique to let via as a continent rich by financial crisis ultra nationalists and has been growing throughout europe you've got the fascist right people are proud of being sort of a threat for and or whatever and you've got the fascist light of people who like probably marine le pen in france are actually coming from that kind of coming from that kind of position as a growth most apparent in march is a celebrate those who others strongly and then accompanied by personal messages such as this well made it a latvian t.v. station they stand as a striking image of europe's lingering past one that could have an incr

pollen out there. 80 right now in fredericksburg. 79 in washington, 79 in baltimore. 79 in gaithers berg temperatures around the region extremely warm. 76 in philly, 73 in new york today. 78 in roanoke. we're not the only ones dealing with with the warm air. it's about the eastern two thirds of the country. a couple showers in around falkeer county. here's one coming in around annan dale right now. here it is along 236. little river turnpike as it makes its way down to the south and east. you're going to see that coming through 395. another one just to the south of waldorf. here's 301. watch out, just a quick shower. we did have a couple rumbles of thunder earlier, as these are all making their way offshore. you can see the frontal boundary that helped create the showers and the thunderstorm. here's the front, it's not going to do a lot for us. tomorrow's weather will be similar to today. maybe a degree or two cooler. that's going to be about it. plenty of sunshine, nice and warm tomorrow. we're going to see a repeat of this again on thursday before our next frontal boundary moves in. th

so right now we've got rain showers from hills berg, highway 101, pushing into point ray and sea ranch. we will look for it to continue to slide south into marin county the next 30 minutes or so. then you can see it's offshore from the peninsula, san francisco and we will stay wet right on through the weekend. i will in pinpoint the-yet rain coming up. terry. >> thanks. homicide investigators continue to comb through a house near san francisco city college. five people were found dead. they were discovered early yesterday morning by a relative of four of the victims. police say it's a complicated crime scene and can't say just for sure how the victims died. some friends. the family who set up a memorial identified the victims. we spoke with neighbors including one who said he heard loud noise at two in the morning. >> i actually heard like a boom sound and someone yelled like very distinctly "get down on the ground now" like in a very authoritative voice. >> san francisco police officers stand watchguarding this home near city college. >> we have a genuine tragedy at 16 howth street. >

. >>> robert griffin iii will look great in berg di and gold, or will he?e hasn't decided which of the two star quarterbacks go with the number one pick in next month's draft? they are both outstanding young men and i don't think it's either or. only one of them is going to succeed. i think they are both going to be great. if you're asking me, i still say rg3 comes to d.c. speaking of d.c., mark has sued the nfl over head injuries, sustained during his 11 season career. ripen is the lead plaintiff in a class action lawsuit filed march 23. 126 former players are part of the suit, including 14 other exredskins. georgetown junior plans on hiring an agent and entering the nba draft and for going his senior year in school. and the dodgers announce an agreement to sell their team to a group. brian is back with more of the edge after this. have a great night.  buy one spectrum by lg, and get one free ? with verizon 4g lte and a 4.5" true hd display, it's great for watching movies and sports, a true hdtv experience right on my phone. i'll get one for me

. >> to finish up on senator lawsuit ten berg's issue, as you know, rhode island was scheduled to take a very big hit and you've reduced the hit that rhode island takes under the 105 program, and when you pile in the elimination we take it hard relative to other states, it seems to me. so i just want to let you know that we're going to be working very hard to try to address that with you. once again that the rest of the country has to worry about. so the fact that our hit seems to be going way up when we're one of the less polluting states where downriver of most of the river pollution comes, we're down air of the pollution. we don't harm anybody else. so we'll be working with you on that. i just wanted to make sure you know how important it is for us to have that recognized. and responsible for fuel shortages in the northeast this summer and everything that has to do with you do, it's often surrounded with propaganda, rumor, and speculation and it's been largely fact proof but what are the facts? >> there are sci issues and closely monitoring the fuel supply information and refineries

aj rosen berg responded on his twitter feed, quote, best way to tell dershowitz to hell, one, picket his classroom or two, tell your friends to follow me on twitter. judy? >> well, you know, it's just such a self-congratulatory message from that man. look, this is a problem for media matters. alan dershowitz is a leftist, self-declared democrat who voted for barack obama and he says that the man that media matters has hired to direct them on foreign policy and meaden foreign policy is an anti-semmite and going around the country saying that. and i think that barack obama will have to deal with this and put distance from heed yeah matters or media matters will have to reexamine the relationship with mr. rosenburg. >> mr. rosenburg apparently doesn't like a lot about the state of israel. >> a lot of people don't like the state of israel, but few use the word like terrorists to describe the prime minister of israel and go to hell terrorists, the loaded talk that makes this story has legs, let's face it, it's juicy language automatically gets attention. >> and alan dershowitz is relentle

in the meantime in the west scores and pieces berg could advance into the semifinals if they beat atlanta later on wednesday in game five the thing is yet to play with the encounter between the man and moscow an aging torpedo as the series goes back to nizhni novgorod perfectly poised to. power in formula one ferrari are looking for improvements in this weekend's malaysian grand prix that's after a poor showing in the season opener in australia last weekend former world champion fernando alonso could only manage a fifth place finish at albert park while his teammate philippe massa struggled to keep up with the pace before powering out after forty six laps despite it is appointing starts of the season the team are making major changes to the car ahead of this weekend past due to the quick turnaround. i think. the situation is the same or so for the for i want to do that either so they know the ring and they are pushing rationally with everyone else to the team with the room and have something better to give feedback and the suggestion as much as they can obviously they out of the firing pr

obtain russian citizenship and move from kiev to moscow well john paul also had to leave them because berg where he had lived for eleven years there found a new head coach in a mortar who used to work his junior airplanes but the change didn't affect their lifestyles too much wherever they are the vast majority of their time is still spent in training and. i never knew a job that was paying so much pleasure could become so enjoyable i'm really happy to work hand in hand with tatiana and maxine to watch them training on the ice and i'm sure any other coach would feel the same with them. everything from paul do. as a single aim to win competitions and while the crowds at exhibitions of everest ice gulley and doubles was the last demand and the reigning european champions took the breasts of spectators once again to join grigori and r.c. . so that is how this board is looking for the moment we've got the weather coming up next here an arctic. well. science technology innovation all the list of elements from around russia we've got the future covered. home.

another moscow to beat who won that match also went into overtime with swedish forward morten storm berg grabbing the all important goal of his seconds in the fourth for you with. former formula one champion lewis hamilton has claimed pole position for the season opening grand prix in melbourne the brits finished one tenth of a second ahead of mclaren team mate jenson button at the albert park circuit while remained rashaun was a surprise for lotus their status as michael schumacher he came in fourth ahead of the red bull pair of sebastian vettel and mark webber while the corroboree do often on the long so and. could only qualify outside the top ten two time former champion are also spun off into a sand pit and had since purged and seem to al to the core at once or give out any title hopes russian decided to try will start the grid in twentieth position for his new team came around while back in france pole sitter hamilton was over the mood. incredible feeling to be back here. after such a good start i think this is my intentions first one to believe based on qualifying so it's fantastic

seventh season in a row the moscow region side have got this far after they thrash and they all in berg eighteen points to sixty seven with more is constantine perturb off. smita ninety three seventy nine in the first game the idea is not overcame sparring came or inward and set up a do or die battle back in the moscow region and it is size of the image for a place in the euro league final eight spar and key to total control from the very start and had a nine point lead by the end of the opening quarter of same or no gustus and becky hammon pouring in points however the hosts felt all the confidence to early on the edge of them managed to get back into the game and level matter is five minutes to go in the second yanna venue is going off russia and american rebecca bronson leading the or in group side this seesaw game continued in the third the fourth sign your league champions pushed the other a hand and the visitors came from behind however in the decisive frame sporting kate took the lead and never looked back the twenty seven year old olympic champion now we asked us had another mat

government school to beat who won that match also once and so over time was sneakish forward morten storm berg grabbing the all important goal of his seconds in the fourth for you with. former formula one champion lewis hamilton has claimed pole position for the season opening grand prix in melbourne the bread finished one tenth of a second ahead of mclaren teammate jenson button at albert park circuit while remained rashaun was a surprise third or lotus status is michael schumacher he came in fourth ahead of the red bull pair of sebastian pencil and mark webber while the ferrari do often on the long so and to be there could only qualify outside the top two time former champion alonso spun off into a sand pit and has since urged seem to al to the car at once or give up any title hopes russian decided patrol will start the grid in twenty a position for his new can around well back in france pole sitter hamilton was over the move. incredible feeling to be back here. to get off to such a good start i think this is martin johnson's first one to i believe based on qualifying so it's fantastic to se

. >> to finish up on senator lawsuit ten berg's issue, as you know, rhode island was scheduled to take a very big hit and you've reduced the hit that rhode island takes under the 105 program, and when you pile in the elimination we take it hard relative to other states, it seems to me. so i just want to let you know that we're going to be working very hard to try to address that with you. once again that the rest of the country has to worry about. so the fact that our hit seems to be going way up when we're one of the less polluting states where downriver of most of the river pollution comes,

yet general berg ies testified they rely on us. is the afghan army built in the 1980s, it did not last. what is your assessment of how long our afghan army will endure that we're trying to build now and will they be able to secure the country without our help once we leave? >> senator, i was searching for the precise figures. i'm sure general allen has them in his head and i'll just say that to date, our experience is that for the afghan national army that their monthly attrition rates are below -- are coming down. they're not quite to the targets that we would like to have, but they're coming down and are very close, and for the afghan national police, they have a period of at least several months where they have been below that attrition rate. that's just one indicator of their sustainability. there is -- there is no question that sustaining, growing this force and then sustaining it as a quality force is going to be a continued challenge, but as general allen said, it is not just the -- not just the path to transition. it's the

you could turn berg is one of russia's biggest cities but a few hours away it's a different world where we were going even tarmac would be a luxury that's it the end of the road from here to the village it's just forest time for me to ditch this and go even further off the beaten track. eventually we saw it welcome to the village of newspaper population ten people two horses two cows no running water no electricity and one rather strange name it was founded in one nine hundred twenty four by a group of collective farm workers who wanted to branch out on the road but they had a problem. with. this term wish in your village they had to have permission so they've lived through it through the local paper when the permission was granted their name to newspapering thinks. straight line or is one of only two people who have lived here all their life the other is cleaner after her husband died she continued to live here alone every winter there snowed in so what if they need help. and it was when if you don't get help if something happens you're on the road and if you can't get through the phon

is currently defended by the ground based missile defense that's deployed in alaska and van den berg air force base and it will be defended for the foreseeable future, although we should do work to make sure it stays that way. this is clearly an unambiguously stated in the ballistic defense review. the last test failure in the missile defense program was an experiment sometimes called the ftg 06 followed by a hereplicatn of that experiment. those two experiments were set up so as to make it easier to intercept the war head. i invite people to ask me questions. i want to give you a little bit of an overview here. in fact, in the process of trying to make the war head easier to hit, they inadvertently spewed out material that caused the x band radar to fail, because it acted like what is known as radar chaff which we know defeats this system. there is no argue about it in the technically sound community. i want to be clear on this. chaff defeats this system. the ballistic missile defense also says that the new break throughs in missile defense technology that allow for the missile defe

berg and how does a related current conditions of international tensions well it's interesting you know i had a sense that our system had gotten out of balance and that the scales of american democracy had a big thumb up and were tilting towards. special interests corporate interests financial interests and i wanted to go back and see if this was new or if it really had roots in the past and so i started digging and digging and digging and it took me all the way back to this go in sweden in the time of the vikings. which wandered away from its master found its way to a stream returned back to its master with red horns the master thought it was little i followed it back and they discovered copper in the stream and it became the biggest copper mine in europe and it became the oldest corporation it's still in existence today wow and so what i did was i traced the story of the growth of private power. as a kind of an actor as the star of the story there is this every company that starts out like most companies did back then as a servant of the state designed to advance national interests an

dead plant on the gay lesbian referendum. 1979 a group of republican and operatives went to manage berg you need to galvanize your base. he thought the people were not ready for this and would react bad the. teaching the spirituality the church should the be involved morrow reformation. good discussion between faith and work but a direct response to the gospel movement but justice is a part of an ad and it was formed and 1965 he gave his ministers speech they came armed with a poll that showed the fundamentalist community were chomping at the bit and they felt the shared moral discourse and had them fly under the radar screen was attacked they could not be protected in the ghetto as the churches, schools, and the university could no longer protect themself so they had to get politically involved and of course, it went into reshaping the entire culture >> host: talk about the bob jones case to galvanize. >> that was forming after the moral majority. the ira's decision preceded it. segregated schools and the irs said they have to have more in their charter. the burden of proof is on the i

i believe the situation has come about because of the disagreements escalating between mr berg and mr dyer pasta. we don't believe that that result is in a crisis situation. it's it's that is very manageable it's well positioned in the lumina markets so there is no crisis situation there and that's the easy and finally short term in this is this will put some pressure on the share price i have a longer term depending on who was elected the new chairman of the board it could be positive for the shareholders. well while overall the sentiment on the russian markets was positive on wednesday let's take a look at the old jews they let me correct myself these are the figures that we've got right now the r.t.s. is up point nine percent of the close of the session m i six percent if we take a look at the main movers on the market you'll see that roussel was going against the trend it was down three point four percent of the close and also its hong kong trading was suspended on the company's request were often losing. gazprom by the end of the session moved into red territory also on declining

. >> general mattis, general berg is testified last month that the assad regime and its military remaining "viable cohesive and effective force, the same hearing james clapper director of national intelligence testified that absent some kind of external intervention, assad will," "hang in there and continue to do as he's done." do you agree with general burgess and director clapper's assessments? >> sir, assad has chosen violence. i think his military is under more pressure every day. the desertions rate is going up. but in aggregate, i general burgess' assessment. >> if current conditions persist, absent external intervention, how long do you think assad could remain in power? indefinitely? >> i don't think indefinitely, sir, but i would be very slow to put a time horizon on it. i think he's going to be there for some time because i think he will continue to employ heavier and heavier weapons on his people. i think it will get worse before it gets better. >> and recent reports of increased iranian involvement, as well as russian arms supplies make it worse. would you would say that assad'

annapolis for example, 34 degrees. 25 in lease berg and 28 in shepherds town. -- leesburg and 28 in shepherdsy of our region will hardly have an impact from this little bit of snow that's going to clip it. orange spotsylvania, fredericksburg and points southward, winter weather advisory. that little low will track tour south threeng virginia-north carolina border. south of 66, south of root 50, maybe a dusting to three quarters of an inch. fredericksburg spotsylvania, that's where i'm expecting one to three inches of snow by about 2:00 p.m. today. 44 this afternoon. still on the kool-aid. below average today. bright sunshine the next few days. and warming up nicely. near 70 for the high by assad. lisa b.? >> unhappy campers. the beltway in silver springs with a change at a crash. outer loop between new hampshire avenue and university boulevard now starting to move. they had traffic stopped for about 15 minutes to move vehicles out of the roadway. under the word live is live. and traffic on the right are geico traffic center picture. i think that kind of tells the story, adam. we'll keep an ey

frank oz berg is a clinical psychiatrist at michigan state university who says patients who suffer fromnometimes told to get over it and are not correctly diagnosed. >> it is incapacitating as having crushing pain from a spinal injury and its inside and its hidden, my last patient said teach the next generation that this hurts. but there is hope. now with proper treatment and new drug sufferers can get better first through the age- old natural remedy of time. >> the average case, the modal case and the thing you see the most gets better with time without even having treatment oxford says that now that we have a name for the condition it helps us treated better because sufferers now know that something real is bothering them. >> if out of the blue ice smell something that is in there but it's part of my memory, the way the man smell to was salted meat, you were not crazy it doesn't mean you are having a hallucination commodore having a trauma memory in which the brain makes it feel like it's not to but it was in the past. he cautions that we should not distort high-profile cases like the

can't believe mark zucker berg didn't make the list. >> stick it to you. 20 richest people in the world as in the new york post today. number one richest world is mexico hall of game. 52 million warren buffet is in 3. nowhere on the list is mark zuckerburg. >> 20 minutes after the hour. she may be the worst teacher ever. wait until you see the gem of a math problem she gave her 3rd graders. newt gingrich is not holding back on the campaign trail. >> i am astonished at the desperation of the elite media to avoid rising gas prices, to avoid the president's apology to religious fanatics in afghanistan to avoid the trillion dollar deficit, to avoid the longest period of unemployment, and suddenly decided rush limbaugh is the great national crisis this week. >>> more on that. we will be back after a real short break. >> get ready for your monday morning the 5th of march. here are your pot luck politic -- pop-up politics. super tuesday, there are 419 delegates up for grabs tomorrow. keep in mind 1,144 delegates are needed to win the nomination. ohio will be the race to watch. not because it h

. >> he got help on that from justice begins berg who tried to clarify. the more liberal justices picked up the threat as they questioned the attorneys for the states. clement argued with the justice over the government's claim that everyone is part of the market and therefore part of the health insurance market as well. >> this statute operates on the health care insurance market. the government can't say that everybody is in that market. the problem is that everyone is not in that market. >> doesn't that seem a little bit you canning the bologna thin? i mean health insurance occurs only for health care. they are interlinked. we don't get insurance to stare at the insurance certificate. we get it so that we can go and access health care. >> justice kennedy voiced that people who don't participate in the health insurance market make it more expensive for those who do. clement said that's not unique to health care. >> when i'm sitting in my house deciding i'm not going to buy a car, i am causing the labor market in detroit to go south. i am causing maybe s

the second youngest in the world pwe find facebook's mark zucker berg.m his gleaming headquarters at one of the most desirable addresses, he is leading a new wave of japanese social media and gaming companies. he launched as a social network just eight years ago. it is now the country's leading mobile games company with 30 million members and sales are soaring. last year they hit $1.8 billion. japan has had a long history of gamemakers. and tanaka agrees to join that list >> translator: mobile gaming is popular in japan because we are the most advanced in it right now. just like it expanded in the world in the past, i hope it will become popular outside japan as well. >> is the mobile gaming industry going to be the savior of japan do you think? >> translator: i don't know whether we can be a savior or not, but i can say that there are not many industries which can generate this much profit and become successful globally. >> gree has already spent more than $100 million to buy open fate, gaining access to its 90 million users worldwide. it's also investi

joining us is jeff kill berg. and it's good to have you. >> speculation rumor is in the market, and it has the real capability of moving at a moment's notion in either direction. >> absolutely, judge. we saw that technical trade. it fell short, 22 cents of that 110.82 left. in my mind, that objective is now filled. we are very susceptible to the headline risk. i think we're going to play pin-day-old ball a bit here. >> what treasuries are doing. ben bernanke is getting not quite a -- we know that the contracts are rolling. with someone inadvertently submitted a spread as a future. we saw those treasuries on a bungee cord go down and come back and those algorithms, we talk about on high frequency all the time, it was like a depth charge that went off. but i think the treasury -- is not off the table, and i understand the ramifications, and i'm not on board, but trading what they're giving us. ben bernanke is not shifting the focus, will not deviate from the plan and they're going lower. >> grasso? >> killer, you've

>> jan berg from carlsbad, minnesota who watches on kvly, channel 11, all morning long jan has her tvgs, i hoda and anytime you try out a new exercise, which is just funny because they wear their heels. she even exercises along with the "lose it" show but her favorite fourth hour of all time is the no makeup show. >> is she photoshopping herself in all these pictures? is that what's happening? >> well, no, that really happened at our studio. did you miss it? >> congratulations, jan, for being so creative with your entry. we are sending you and a friend to st. martin, where you'll spend four nights and five days at the radisson resort marina and spa. it includes daily breakfast for two at lamarish and a dinner for two at the restaurant. you'll also receive two 50-minute spa treatments at the spa and round trip airfare for two, hotel and airfare accommodations provided by raddison blue resort marina and spa. >> we are so excited for jan. >> that's it. i'm becoming a fan now. >> go to klgandhoda.com if you want to be fan of the week. coming up, everything's coming up roses on "smash." it

. >>> i'm milissa ray berg here's what's happening.d his lead in the race for the gop presidential nomination. he picked up 18 more delegates from guam and the northern islands. and tonight conferences are being held in kansas. newt gingrich is in alabama, focusing on tuesday's primaries while rick santorum and ron paul are back in missouri. now back to "why do planes crash." >>> a dc-9 takes off from miami international airport and begins its ascent as it reaches 10,000 feet, fire breaks out in the cargo hold. moments later, the pilot loses control of the plane and plunges into the everglades. >> they discovered that it had already burnt up pretty much in the sky. >> may 11, 1996, value jet flight 592 has just taken off from miami bound for atlanta, georgia. six minutes after take-off, the pilots hear a loud noise from inside the body of the plane. seconds later the electrical systems fail. the first officer radios air traffic control. >> return to miami. >> jesse fisher is on duty. >> his voice was very calm. very in control. he didn

the winds creating a little bit of a windchill, not too bad out there right now. 43 in gaithers berg. manassas not reporting right now, down toward packs river, around 40 degrees. what are we seeing? a little bit of a warm front. you can see the clouds and shower activity associated with that warm front. most of the showers not reaching the ground much what is that is doing is changing our winds out of the south. take a look at what's down to the south too. can you see on the wider picture the showers moving on through. we saw a few clouds from them. i mentioned down to the south, much warmer, 72 in memphis, 73 in st. louis. this was the area hit by the tornados. they're in the low 60s across the area today. much better news for them and for us, that warmer air will make its way in here by this time tomorrow. here's what's happening, high pressure over the region right now. that's the reason why we've stayed on the cool side. we're on the east side of that high pressure. all the warm air to the west side, the area of high pressure will move to the east. as it does, we'll get on the we

don, reporting live from harris berg.akes me think of caleb when he worked in that strip mall and drove up today. >>> it's time now for the "outfront 5." some of the other stories we are covering on this night amidst the breaking tornado news. first, helicopter gun ships today fired on civilians in syria. the helicopters had flown over the city for days, but this is the first time they have fired at people. shelling also targeted civilians in homs. an opposite group reported at least 11 were killed with 12 kill kill syria. latest estimated put the death toll in the past year at 7,500. two, north korea agreeing to halt nuclear activities and allow inspections. they will stop nuclear tests, long range missile launches and enrichment activities. in exchange, the united states will send food aid to north korea. gordon chang told "outfront" that north korea has hidden facilities that are likely enriching uranium still that are not covered in this deal. chang united that they have run joint nuclear programs with the iranian. nu

bill maher is the second biggest contributor behind jeffrey cats berg.ohn avlon is here with me now and it looked like david axelrod sort of took me out there by saying it's not my decision, it's someone else's and that of course is the way the law works and of course, it's also a dodge. the question i exchanges -- to excuse -- my someone on the opposing team. he joined the conversation back to rush limbaugh. just folks on the right don't want to deal with his comment, they want to say look what bill maher said on the left in the past. we can't get on the same page. >> it does seem to be a problem and a lot of these dodges of well, this person's a spokesman and this person's isn't, to me, none of that matters if a public figure says something awful on either side, it's wrong. >> yeah, it should be wrong whether a democrat or republican said it. that's been a huge part of the politics. the world that talk radio's created. thank you very much and john is going to be back with us. please let us know what you think about that issue. is the gop about to lose

chester behind berg in montana. you have brown behind mandell in ohio and then in open seats in north dakota, nebraska, and wisconsin you -- and virginia you have the republican ahead. this is precedent setting up to be an absolute wipeout for the democratic party and people aren't saying that. but if you look at the data it is showing it. >> greta: dick, thank you. and i will pay more attention to senate races and see, interesting thought, pay more attention to them. thank you, dick. >> thank you. >> greta: straight ahead, what do these men have in common with each other? mean bill maher is fighting for them. why would bill maher do that? greg gutfeld has the answer. something for president obama on the second anniversary of his healthcare law. not exactly a gift and president obama is not exactly going to like it. what is it? i'm a lobster girl. top qualitlobster is all we catch. [ male announcer ] don't miss red lobster's lobstfest. the only time of year you can savor 12 eiting lobster entrees, like lobster lover

. >> we're talking about daniel domscheit-berg, who was a german spokesperson, had a limited role in we had to suspend him some five months ago. >> describes you as being authoritarian, secretive, punitive. >> i'm the boss that suspended him. that's correct. >> you don't care to elaborate? >> i think i just did, yeah. >> you've said you have this package of very damaging documents, sort of a poison pill, that's going to be released if anything bad happens to you. >> no, that's not at all true. that's some kind of media hype. what we do have is a system whereby we distribute encrypted backups of things we have yet to publish. there are backups distributed amongst many, many people-- 100,000 people. and that all we need to do is give them an encrypted key, and they will be able to continue on. >> this wasn't intended to be a blackmail threat? >> not at all. >> what would trigger that encryption code being released? >> anything that prevented us from our ability to publish. so not just for a second, but prevented us significantly from being able to publish. >> your imprisonment, for exa

here we have joel berg of new york city coalition against hunger. joel, if you are against hunger, you must be against these crazy regulations. the city's bureaucracy has to assess it. this is the ultimate nanny state, homeless people could use the food. what is your position on this? >> actually, i'm one of mayor bloomberg's fiercest critics on homeless and hunger policy, but this critique is bogus. the truth, people can still donate to hundreds of private soup kitchens in new york city. this rule has existed for years, long before the nutrition standards went into effect. it's about food safety. people with compromised immune systems can die. the mayor is wrong about a lot of other things, but not this. >> is this a new rule or old rule? >> the mayor's best defense of this rule, and i think, joel, this is a great answer. this has always been the rule, and the people who have been donating food have been donating for a long time if this was about food safety they would have stopped donations a long time ago. the city enforcing the ban is very new.