so it's mickelson, bradley, and bill haas. after they all parred the first playoff hole, here's haas on number 2. from 45 feet out. are you serious? yes, sir. in the bird. bradley needed this to stay ali alive. just a little wide right. and bill haas wins the 2012 northern trust open at beautiful riviera country club. that clubhouse looks a little bit like congressional. >>> jeremy lin, folks, yes, he does it again. new york city's newest superstar led the police to another win this time over the defending nba champions. and in case you've been in solitary for the last three weeks and haven't heard, jeremy lin has gone from nba no-name to its most talked about star literally overnight. lin merchandise flying off the

this is me with senator bill bradley. he's over 6'6" and i'm barely 5'6".ticed the difference and has given me a friendly kiss on the top of my head. i'm pleased to announce today if newt gingrich can speak for all catholics, i'm going to speak for all tall people. >> i think the gentleman from illinois made his point. he certainly did. [ male announcer ] say goodbye to "ho-hum," and hello to "whoa, yum." use campbell's cream of chicken soup to make easy enchiladas, cheesy chicken & rice, and other chicken dishes that are oh...so...whoa. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do.

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the study was spear headed by bill bradley, former homeland security head tom ridge, somebody you know well, and former u.s. comptroller general david walker, somebody that's testified before this committee they concluded in their report the following -- integrated efficient and cost networks that provide timely access to goods and services are the foundation of a 21st century economy. if america is to remain a global economic power while advancing our common aspirations for a better quality of lie, we need to reinvest in america. especially in our transportation infrastructure. if living within our means includes good husbandry of our existing system, we need more not less investment in transportation. that means more revenues that are wisely spent to meet our obligations for ourselves and our future generations. i hope people take a look at this report. senator bradley, secretary ridge, comp controller walker make, i think, a compelling case. here's what the obama administration is proposed in its budget for transportation. first, $50 billion for upfront infrastructure investment in

the sponsors of that bill, dick gephardt and bill bradley. i would argue this is not necessarily a left versus right issue. this is about those who are willing to tell the people the truth about our nation's fiscal challenges and those who continue to duck from those challenges. this budget takes the latter approach. it represents a very clear threat to the health and retirement security for american seniors. it threatens our government we haver higher taxes and commits our children and grandchildren to a deminute fished future. i don't know how you conclude otherwise. second geithner, you probably be the first to acknowledge that having no plan is a plan in and of itself. it's a plan for failure. it's a plan to stay in the debt crisis. and having no plan means we're planning for decline as a nation. the point of this hearing is to find out why that kind of future for our country is apparently acceptable in this budget and to this administration. i hope your testimony can provide answers. i look forward to a great conversation. and with that,

bradley can continue. he doesn't. billns the northern trust open and has now won a pga tour title in the last three years. >>> today qualifying for the front row of next sunday's daytona 500. carl edwards who was the runner- up last year won the poll with a two-lap average speed of 194.738 miles per hour. teammate greg biffle earned the other front row spot for the second time in his career. it's the first time roush fenway racing has swept the front row position. the rest of the field will be determined by thursday's gatorade dual race. >>> when we return, how the game of basketball changed the life of one of our area's top high school big teams.  >>> welcome back to the washington area nissan dealers sports xtra. >> it's hard to believe that someone who weighs 250 pounds and stands 6' 7 tall would be afraid of much, but demi trich austin will be the first to admit he has his fears. even as a senior in high school he will not stay out late, avoids dangerous areas and only surrounds himself with good people or at l

someone -- i would also note that the last time the knicks last won an nba championship they had bill bradley>> that was unnecessary. >> we have 30 seconds. i want to remind people that jeremy lin and the knicks will host the dallas mavericks at 1:00 p.m. >> your thoughts if. >> i think it's fantastic. he's not only elevated his game but the team's game. he's ultimately a team player. everybody's rooting for him. >> ten seconds? >> rick reilley said it best. it's like a mull winning the kentucky derby. > >>> you know, i wouldn't have been a kennel all of the way to canada. that's just my personal bias. you know. onger. i'm done. i'm gonna... drink this... on the porch! ♪ give me just a little more time ♪ [ female announcer ] mops can be a hassle, but swiffer wetjet's spray cleaner and absorbent pads can clean better in half the time, so you don't miss a thing. hi mary! morning! gladys. gladys! [ female announcer ] swiffer. better clean in half the time. or your money back. our machines help identify early stages of cancer and it's something that we're extremely proud of. you see someone who i

remember bill bradley. famous -- >> very good. excited for him. all right. keep it coming. >> a lot of fun. >>> 5:26. coming up, tensions continue to rise in the persian gulf. the actions the u.s. is considering this morning to try to end iran's nuclear ambitions. >>> plus, the actions deeps are taking after a spike in -- d.c. taking after a spike in -- d.c. poli homicide of young people in america has an impact on all of us. taking after a spike in -- d.c. poli how can we save these young people's lives? as a police chief i have an opportunity to affect what happens in a major city. i learned early on if you want to make a difference you have to have the right education. university of phoenix opened the door. my name is james craig, i'm committed to making a difference and i am a phoenix. >>> tensions reaching the billing point with iraq. >>> hashing it out. the heated exchange between two d.c. lawmakers. >>> good morning, i'm eun yang. >> good morning, i'm joe krebs. welcome back to "news4 today." wednesday, the 15th day of february. birthday of two of my

this is me with senator bill bradley. he's over 6'6" and i'm barely 5'6". he's noticed the difference and given me a friendly kiss on the top of my head. i'm pleased to announce today if newt gingrich can speak for our catholics, i'm going to speak for all tall people. >> i think the gentleman from jill made his point. >>> while mitt romney's strategy of bashing labor unions backfire in michigan? do you belief it? you're watching "hardball" on mz nbc. [ male announcer ] but when she used tissues, she went crazy wild. tissue after tissue, she always took a ton. until mom explained with puffs ultra soft & strong, you only need one. two times stronger than the leading value brand, they always win this test. soft non-lotion pillows, they're sure to impress. now the tissue monster had gone away, and puffs ultra soft & strong saved the day. a nose in need deserves puffs ultra soft & strong indeed. for those who prefer lotion, try puffs plus lotion. are choosing advil®. here's one story. pain doesn't have much of a place in my life. i checked the schedule and it's

wolf, i'll never forget back in 2000 we were running out of money in the month of february and bill bradley was a threat -- >> this is when you wanted the nomination. >> early so we could prepare for george bush because we knew the republicans would end their primary season early. we had to rely on other outside groups to help us compete in that crucial month of february so look, i assume what mitt romney is doing is preparing for super tuesday where over 400 delegates will be at stake. if he does well tonight in maine, as they say, as maine goes hopefully so goes michigan and arizona. >> you think that's true, as maine goes, so does michigan and arizona? >> that was put to belittle and minimize the importance of maine. >> i think he'll make the announcement on the winter of the maine caucuses. >> maine is considered a beauty contest. [ laughter ] excuse me shall maine is considered the beauty contest when it comes to caucuses, that is to say there is no national delegates won or bound to any candidate in our caucus process. at the caucuses we elect state delegates, election clerks and some

this is me with senator bill bradley. he's over 6'6" and i'm barely 5'6".ticed the difference and has given me a friendly kiss on the top of my head. i'm pleased to announce today if newt gingrich can speak for our catholics, i'm going to speak for all tall people. >> i think the gentleman from illinois made his point. he certainly did. coming up, will mitt romney's strategy of bashing labor unions backfire in michigan. he's out there bashing labor unions. do you believe it? you're watching "hardball" on msnbc. el the playing field. take the privileged investing tools of wall street and make them simple, intuitive, and available to all. distill all that data. make information instinctual, visual. introducing trade architect, td ameritrade's empowering web-based trading platform. take control of your portfolio today. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up to $600 when you open an account. you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you want a firm bed you can lie on one of those." we provide t

it was spearheaded by former senator bill bradley, tom ridge -- somebody you know well. and david walker. they concluded in their report the following. integrated efficient and cost effective transportation are the foundation of a 21st century economy. if america is to remain a global economic power while advancing our common aspirations for a better quality of life, we need to reinvest in america. especially in our transportation infrastructure. if living within our means includes good husbandry of our existing system, we need more, not less investment in transportation. that means more revenues that are wisely spent to meet obligations for ourselves and future generations. i hope people take a look at this report. they make the compelling case. here is what the obama administration has proposed for transportation. let me just say parenthetically that when we were in the debate over recovery package, i argued for $200 billion package for infrastructure. that did not happen. i regret that it did not. the argument to -- the chief argument that was made against it was it w

they can begin collecting the 55,000 signatures needed once the bill passes both chambers. >>> today bradley manning will be arraigned at fort mead. he's accused of passing along important information to wiki . >>> it had been postponed because the state's primary investigator was too ill to testify. he was a campaign consultant for former republican governor robert ehrlich. >>> flis are investigating the death of a woman reported missing last august. remains were found last month in charles county. they have been identified as crystal anderson. they found skeletal remains in the state park. authorities are trying to find out how she died. >>> when you're making your grocery list experts say you should think about your brain. >> a list of foods they say you should be adding to your shopping list to help boost your memory. >> how long is the warmth going to last? any snow in the future? >> all right. we have some very mild temperatures this morning, but how warm is it going to get this afternoon and when will it get cold again? those details coming up. >> and so far on the roadways, a nice ca

bill haas. keegan bradley in the same situation. it went in. move the fox 5 buzzer, please.d he would make it and he was right. second playoff hole no. 10 haas from 45 feet away. the speed looks good. the line looks even better. a birdie to win the tournament. haas wins the northern trust open in the playoffs, his third straight year with a pga victory. so that's pretty good. coming up tonight on geico sports xtra we'll have more on jeremy lin's big game, more from the maryland women who also had a big win and we'll preview spring training. i'm going down thursday for the nats pitchers and catchers reporting today. position players report thursday and we'll go down there, spend a couple days down there and preview what could be a very good season for the washington nationals. >> a lot of us hoping so. >>> new newark pausing to honor whitney houston coming up. ♪ ♪ [ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, every innovation, every solution, comes together for a single purpose -- to make the world a safer place. that's the value of perform

this is me with senator bill bradley, he's over 6'6". and i'm barely 5'6". he has noticed the difference and given me a friendly kiss on the top of my head. so i'm pleased to announce today that if newt gingrich can speak for all catholics, i'm going to start speaking for all tall people. that's right. 5'6" congressman louise gutierrez, president of the national association of extremely tall americans. i'm no expert on being tall, but then again newt doesn't really seem to be an expert on the rules of the catholic church, either. what's going to stop me? thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee, mr. duncan, for five minutes. mr. duncan: mr. speaker, i request permission to address the house for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: you are recognized without objection. mr. duncan: mr. speaker, tony blair was the prime minister of great britain and was considered to be a political liberal and perhaps his actions didn't always match his words, but i would like to read a statement that he made at one po

bradley, with a chance to get in the playoffs as well. a three-player playoff. bill haas has the shot of the day. 45-footer. mickelson and bradley could not match this. haas wins the northern trust open. pitchers returned to spring training. stephen strasburg was there. >> the nationals were number one at this point? >> they will have a strong rotation. >> a battle between action and romance. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the 2012 m-class continually monitors blind spots, scans the road to reveal potential threats, even helps awaken its driver if he begins to doze. so in the blink of an ey it will have performed more active safety measures than most cars will in a lifetime. introducing the all-new 2012 m-class. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. ♪ ♪ pierre! your fashion is so "right now," but your banking is so last season! earn more with high yield free checking at capital one bank. instead of some unfashionable rarate your checking could be earning five times the national average. and free atms anywher

bradley. and again, bill had this exact putt, maybe a few inches outside of it in regulation. center cut it then. center cut it then. this side, right door. jim: now phil to move on. jim: now phil to move on. dead center. just love the fact you're going to have all these decisions coming up. as much as i love 18 and it is a fascinating finishing hole, you get to a playoff in a tournament of this stature, and then you've got to come to the 10th hole and make some decisions. the drivable par 4. risk-reward. and now to make it all three moving on. no blood. that one was right side also. mark it down as a 4 and move on. nick: i think, as we've seen this week, the 10th is so difficult to hit. almost impossible to get it on the green. it's really making the decision where you want to miss it. you know, you've seen it. now you've seen the hole location. where do you want to leave your chip shot or your bunker shot to try and get it close? jim: just because of the framing of it, it looks much wider than it is. gary mccord described it as about the width of a school bus. nick: yeah, th

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aim bill shambra, director of hudson institute's bradley center for philanthropy and civic renewal. christie mcintire and i welcome you to today's panel discussion called osowatamie then and now. the title of today's panel osawatamie then and now, i confess, may be a bit misleading. if you're expecting a pageant with our panel reenacting scenes, you'll be sorely disappointed. i tried to talk them into it but it was a no go. just a little over 100 years ago on august 1st, 1910, former president theodore roosevelt mounted a kitchen table on the grounds of the 2 22-acre state park. he was helping to dedicate john brown state park and delivered what has gone down in history as his new nationalism speech. it certainly wouldn't have gone down in history as the john brown speech since slavery was in that spot. much to the relief of his advisers, i should add, who knew that tr was one of those politicians who also regarded himself as something of a histori historian, although the corporations to this day were not about to pay him for his historical advice. the new nationalism speech would b

it was spearheaded by former senator bill bradley, tom ridge -- somebody you know well. and david walker. they concluded in their report the following. integrated efficient and cost effective transportation are the foundation of a 21st century economy. if america is to remain a global economic power while advancing our common aspirations for a better quality of life, we need to reinvest in america. especially in our transportation infrastructure. if living within our means includes good husbandry of our existing system, we need more, not less investment in transportation. that means more revenues that are wisely spent to meet obligations for ourselves and future generations. i hope people take a look at this report. they make the compelling case. here is what the obama here is what the obama administration has proposed for transportation. let me just say parenthetically that when we were in the debate over recovery package, i argued for $200 billion package for infrastructure. that did not happen. i regret that it did not. the argument to -- the chief argument that was m

a keegan bradley win, stanley would move to -- would stay on top. a billaas victory would put bill in fourth position. again, we're talking about a pga champion here, the fedexcup champion, we're talking about a four-time major champion. nick: now they try and slow themselves down. all the adrenaline. phil ran up the steps up to sign his card. ran back down the steps. and now walking a little bit slower, trying to settle himself down. trying to take this playoff on. jim: keegan's wins last year, the two wins in his rookie year both came in playoffs. greg waddell, chairman and c.e.o. of the pga trust. jerry west. >> gentlemen, we're going to play 18, 10, 14, and 18 in the playoff. mr. rick waddell, c.e.o. and president of northern trust is going to help us here. bill, you finished first, you'll draw first. phil, you'll be next. ok. phil is going to lead all. keegan you'll play second. nick: so bill picks first and he gets last. need to work on that, bill. jim: you would prefer the first go at it here? nick: i don't think it matters. i think these guys are a

a keegan bradley win, stanley would move to -- would stay on top. a billaas victory would put bill in fourth position. again, we're talking about a pga champion here, the fedexcup champion, we're talking about a four-time major champion. nick: now they try and slow themselves down. all the adrenaline. phil ran up the steps up to sign his card. ran back down the steps. and now walking a little bit slower, trying to settle himself down. trying to take this playoff on. jim: keegan's wins last year, the two wins in his rookie year both came in playoffs. greg waddell, chairman and c.e.o. of the pga trust. jerry west. >> gentlemen, we're going to play 18, 10, 14, and 18 in the playoff. mr. rick waddell, c.e.o. and president of northern trust is going to help us here. bill, you finished first, you'll draw first. phil, you'll be next. ok. phil is going to lead all. keegan you'll play second. nick: so bill picks first and he gets last. need to work on that, bill. jim: you would prefer the first go at it here? nick: i don't think it matters. i think these guys are a

bill haas roars from the back of the pack. mickelson needs this to force a playoff. got it. bradley, playing with phil. how about a three-way playoff. are you kidding me? we go to sudden death. and the second playoff hole, bill haas from 45 feet for birdie. he wins it. in sudden death. what a day. >> thank you very much, shu. >> a race to see who tops the holiday weekend box office, and it's a close >> you were in a car accident. >> my head hurts, doctor. >> a battle between love and action at the box office this weekend. as the row -- romance, the vow, and ryan reb nadals and den sez washington's safe house has a slim lead. ghost writers, in third. journey 2 is number four, and this means war, wraps up the top five. >> and get ready for the academy awards. oscar sunday is one week from today right here on abc-7. right now you can go to oscar.com to predict the winners and get the latest buzz and download the exclusive oscar app and get in on the buzz on twitter at pound sign oscars sf. i get it's called a hash tag. >> mike: jeremy lin should win as oscar, best performance of a rookie. captioned by clos

keegan bradley says i want in on pla the playoff, too. billhe second hole, 40 footer, this can win it. it's in the hole! mickelson and bradley can't match him, bill haas the winner. really exciting final way to finish a three-way tie until the end. >> keegan is a favorite. >> thanks, jeff. >>> top of the hour, a big mess for mitt romney in arizona a roo rising star and point man in the state resigns. pinal county sheriff is accused of threatening his ex-boy friend. miguel marques, you spoke to the man being called jose. >> reporter: we did speak to jose exclusively last night up in phoenix. it's just extraordinary that this 34-year-old mexican migrant finds himself in the middle of presidential politics during a bruising political year. >> these allegations that were in one of these newspapers are absolutely, completely false. >> reporter: a grand canyon-size political shocker. >> with all the illegals in america half come through arizona. >> reporter: the sheriff outed by his migrant ex--boyfriend. >> this is my personal, private life, but no

bradley playing with fill. and he nails it. sudden death. bill hawes for birdie. you indicating in the in bill hawes, nowown trust winner in sudden death. >> at 6:00, stanford baseball, and cub scout pack 287 out of pleasant hill is in the house. give yourselves a hand, guys. there you good. [applause] >> mike: there you go. >> coming up at 6:00, deadly avalanche in washington state. we tell you what happened. the fight over jobs in spain as unemployment skyrockets. joins at 6:00. >> and oscar sunday here on abc-7 is one week away. >> you can predict the winners and get the latest buzz on oscar.com. >> you can also download the app for iphones and ipads, get live video from the red carpet and back stage. >> and get in on the

of removing, housing treating that animal and a third bill concerns, banning the sale, trade or possession of shark fins. >>> at fort mead bradley manning has deferred his charges of making the biggest leak of classified information in history. he put off if he will be tried before a judge or a jury. a trial date hasn't been and the could go to prison for life. >>> google is making changes to the privacy policy that will go into effect march the first but they are facing a lot of questions about this change. today, our attorney general sent a letter to the ceo asking for a face to face meeting. he wasn't alone. 35 other states joined in, and google has been given a week to reply. google customers would give the company authority to use their information for all services and products. >> the bigger problem is there is no opt in and no opt out and what are they doing with the information? how are they storing it? is it safe,? is it safe from identity theft and hackers? do who are he giving it? >> there are consumer who would not have a problem with their personal information being share bud they feel there are many more that would

a bill to legalize same sex maersk here in hear n hear maryland is headed to the governor. >>> bradley deferred a plea on all 22 of the charges against him. a military judge will set another court session at fort meade for mid-march. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station, complete news, weather and ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

bill, you almost skipped work when you heard this. are you taking monday off. >> when first i heard about the slight -- i protested bradley cooper. now i look at him and i say, i can appreciate a gorgeous man. i can appreciate that. i continue see what is god about gosseling. he looks like a young jeff daniels and a llama. >> gosseling or cooper. >> there are -- >> watch him and get back to him. >> don't wear the sweatpants when you see him. you will be drooling. >> you are just saying that because our movie theaters have dress codes. >> we don't want to make a . that this whole idea of a goseling month is racist because it is also black history month. it was a horrible thing to do. and he is grotesque in "stupid, crazy love." remember when they work out they get creases. you know what i am talking about. i believe [bleep] >> all right. where are we in the show? >> do i have to point out that that whole sentence has to go? i apologize. but i would not have a job. san francisco international airport -- why not just say everything gavin says tonight has to b edited. >> i'm telling you about the veer knack lar. >> you could rhymed i

bradley can join him for a three-way playoff. >> can he do it? yes, yes, yes oh, how good is that? >> joining bill haus in the playoff. in the second hole of sudden death, it's haus's turn. and haus saves the best for last, a 45-footer to win the northern trust open. >>> baseball, giants pitchers and catchers took the field for the first time today in scottsdale, but not ryan vogelsong. he injured himself lifting weights at home a week ago. he could be out a week. but buster posy took the field after an infamous home plate collision that broke his leg and tour a ligament. he was back with his teammates today. a big mental hurdle for him, but they plan to take it easy on posy this spring and perhaps during the season with more rests and possibly starts at first base. >> the intensity is a little bit higher and there's a little bit of adrenalin just being out here with the rest of the guys and it being the first day so, i mean, >> it feels great. i mean, he doesn't want us to take it easy or doesn't want to be treated any different. >> i've got to stay as productive as possible, whether that's taking a blow here or ther

playing partner keegan bradley, he's got a chance to join in on the playoffs, gets the roll and we have a three-way showdown in l.a. despite the great shots on 18 bill hawes gets it done. 45-footer for birdie. nails it to win the northern trust open. >>> back to basketball, in miami, heat hustling against the magic. lebron james crashing into the front row. landed on a couple of kids, left that little one crying. but a visit from the king makes it all better. heat rough up their fans and the magic, 90-78. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm bill seward. >>> lindsay lohan is apparently her own best agent. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, we're going to take you to an event that proves that tuesday isn't just for humans. you're watching "early today." >>> well, welcome back. here's a look at your presidents' day forecast. hopefully you get to enjoy this three-day weekend. if not, you're just like the rest of us here. we are watching temperatures on the cooler side in new england. it will be a windy day. where it snowed yesterday, all that snow will melt. in areas of virginia, tennessee, and ke

the title of this bill is a little deceptive it's called the whistle blower improvement act so there's this and speaking of whistle blowers the accused wiki leaks whistleblower bradley manning begins his trial next week also as it turns out president obama has used the espionage act to charge six people for alleged mishandling of classified information before obama there were only three cases ever charts on the espionage act so i want to talk about the changing face of whistle blowing in this country and i've got someone who knows a whole lot about it peter van buren peter is the author of we meant well how i helped lose the battle for the hearts of minds of the iraqi people and peter i know you have been reporting on this topic for quite some time and you write that there is now an unprecedented assault on government whistleblowers and leakers of every sort and i know that you charge that you know that the number of cases and what's going on here it suggests that there's actually an organized strategy against whistleblowers in america talk about what you mean by this without a doubt the obama administration as you pointed out has doubled the number of prosecutions

bill hawes started the lead two shots up. his birdie put just made its way to the top. bradley started tied for the lead.ikely birdie put on the 9th hole. drops and he is back to it. hawes could havended things earlier if he had made this hard putt at number 12. it moved him into a tie and mickelson could have put it away. as they came to 18 both needed birdies to move into a tie with hawes. first mickelson, that's -- putting last week as he concludes a round of 71. then the effort shorter but just as important. he finishes a 71 as well and the three of them head to a playoff. nothing decided on the first extra hole but on the second, hawes rolled in this long effort. neither could match and hawes, the son of jay hawes wins for the 4th time. ? next sunday at this time we will tell you about who won the day daytona 500. they held qualifying today. danica patrick qualified 30 agent as they tries to be the third woman to compete. tony stewart has never won. he isn't in either top two spots, qualifying 10th. the top spot went to edwards. gregeg biffle is joining him on the front row. that's it for this early

the title of this bill is a little deceptive it's called the whistle blower improvement act so there's this and speaking of whistle blowers the accused wiki leaks whistleblower bradley manning begins his trial next week as it turns out president obama also has used the espionage act to charge six people for alleged mishandling of classified information six people may not sound like a lot but before obama there were only three cases ever like this so not more about all of this i'm joined now by kathleen mcclellan attorney for the government accountability project kathleen let's talk first about what i just mentioned with president obama how already he has charged six people using the espionage act which by the way goes back to world war one yes it's a world war one era law that has been used three times as you said in history and obama has used it with. with the zealousness to go after so-called leakers who are more often than not whistleblowers and the problem with that is soon as you charge someone under the espionage act you rebrand them a spy and for a whistleblower who's probably not even had a chance to be public before being indicted that is a very very danger

without next to the focus on bradley manning finally getting his day in court plus the crisis of leadership among america's republicans barack obama's latest privacy protection bill let's head to washington d.c. and friday night alone a show. welcome to the law nischelle we'll get the real headlines with none of the marcy can live in washington d.c. now tonight we're going to speak about bradley manning's arraignment for me and what it means in the first step towards a court martial that gary johnson former governor of new mexico and libertarian presidential candidate will be joining us to talk about last night's g.o.p. debate and the crisis of leadership within the party and then the obama administration has released a consumer privacy bill of rights outlining a plan to protect your data so is it any good and what are the chances we're actually going to see this go into effect and not just be trampled on we have all that and more fear and i including it does of happy hour but first take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. all right so tonight i'm not going to bother with what the mainstream media is covering today because tonight i want to take s