bradley being one of those three. after winning re-election in 1967, the always ambitious bradley ran for mayor of los angeles in 1969. after winning the primary, he lost in a runoff in his bid for mayor. not discouraged by his outcome on the first try, he ran in 1973 this time beating sam yardy. he became the first african-american elected as mayor of los angeles. mayor bradley was able to win by building a multiethic coalition that transcended race. he would go on to serve five consecutive terms during his 20 years in office, mayor bradley did much more for the citizens of -- much for the citizens of los angeles. gave international providence as the gateway to the pacific rim. not only did bradley promote and expand international trade and travel, he many improved social services in the lives of those struggle most in the inner city. he doubled the number of minorities of and women serving in the city hall. aside from the economic development and skyline of new and impressive buildings indowntown, los angeles, many

now, private first class bradley manning is accused of leaking a combat camera video a couple of months ago in may that showed an apache helicopter, i believe it was, with hell fire missiles killing a reuters cameraman. two reuters cameramen, i believe. so he is charged with that. the man who turned him in had had an online conversation with him, and by his screen name, which is a very obvious name, it might have been bradley manning. but he turned him in to pentagon investigators. they found him, they arrested him. he's now in quantico, virginia, and will likely face court-martial. the pentagon is not positive that he leaked all of these documents. they are going to look at his computer. i have a question, too. i want to know what his supervisors were doing if he was sitting there day after day and downloading 90,000 classified documents and apparently bragging online, if in fact this was him bragging online, saying he was listening -- he would pretend he was listening to lady gaga and downloading c.d.'s at the same time. so how did he spend all day doing that without anyone else notic

army intelligence analyst bradley manning charged this month with leaking classified information is nowbeing checked by investigators as a possible source of the leak that you think he could be behind it. he's the one name that has come out that people are. saying is responsible for these leaks and you know i have no way of knowing for sure if it is him but people who are assuming that it's him. have written about him especially in the u.s. media and been very critical and tried to just like the white house is dismissing these reports tried to dismiss manning and talk about his psychological health and i think it's an important note and it's the strategy i think that people take to not really examine what's going on whether it's examining this large week of information about afghanistan or are dismissing if if it is indeed bradley manning by saying oh he was psychologically unstable i think a lot of soldiers get to kind of a crisis in conscience where either they're forced to kind of stop asking questions and just go along with the line and unfortunately that leads to you know the thing

>> reporter: tonight, private first class bradley manning is in military custody. his father who lives in oklahoma was reached by wire.com. a veteran himself. he said he had access to secret information when he was a vet and never would have leaked information, saying his son was a good kid. in fact, diane, he said he's never been in trouble before. >> thanks, david. whoever leaked it and how. the big question is will this change the political or military course of the war. "good morning america" anchor chief political correspondent george stephanopoulos is here. big vote on funding for the war. change anything? >> it will be a tough vote. this leak alone is not going to change the course of that vote. the president's still going to get the funding for now, but this leak does reinforce the doubts that a lot of democrats and even some republicans have now about the course of this war. >> pentagon papers 1971, turning point in vietnam, one of the turning points there, but of course the contrast between the pessimism of the pentagon papers and the optimistic reports b

though there are an awful lot of people, not much older than bradley manning. not much more senior who do have access to that material. >> woodruff: does asage, the people around them at wikileaks consider themselves journalists? >> they use that term. but asage is more likely to describe himself as an information activist that his whole goal is to release this information, not so much to put it in the context that most mainstream journalists do. >> woodruff: and what is it, and for these news organizations that took this information, and vetted it as you put it, what was their responsibility? i mean how did they today in putting this out describe what their responsibility was in checking it. >> well, i think this has been extraordinarily uncomfortable for "the new york times" where i worked for more than 20 years. because they don't... when classified information walks into "the new york times", or reporters discover it, there was a big internal debate about what to do with it, whether or not it could do real damage to national security. and months, years woul

paulson says the same. >> today's leak is huge news but isn't definitely linked to bradley manning. >hite house says investigators aren't looking at anyone else, but an official says the pentagon does not have a high degree of confidence who is behind this leak. there is some disturbing reports describe pakistani agents collaborating with taliban insurgents to attack american forces. and pretending to be american allies and accepting billions in u.s. aid. >> there is a lot more we probably had heard of yet. >> thank you. >> and bp's ceo is stepping down in the wake of the gulf oil spill. an official says he'll take a job with the joint venture in russia. he made a series of missteps including telling reporters would like his life back and taking part a yacht race. the company has yet to make a formal announcement but the bbc is reporting when hayward step downs he'll get a $930,000 annual pension. >> there is initial foray met with negative respon. i expect bp is going into a different direction relating to creating better partnerships. >> the likely successor is managing director bob

army intelligent expert bradley manning.he 22-year-old boasted he downloaded hundreds of documents. the "today" show is up next with a closer look at the files and their impact. >> new video just in of a fire burning in kern county, more than three square miles in bull run creek. the flames have pushed several people from their homes. inmates from the juvenile detention facility. several structures have been burned. we're not sure exactly what they are. if they're sheds or if they're homes. >> new this morning, republican gubernatorial candidate meg whitman is revealing her political plans. she said she has no interest in a future run for the white house and said she's focused on helping recession-racked california climb out of its unemployment rate. she faces jerry brown in the governor's race. >> meantime, want to check in with mike inouye and get a look at your morning commute. >> good morning. we had a problem, a couple of accidents southbound 680 through concord. both around geary road. the first cleared from the chp in

i think if lieutenant bradley could help us prioritize that it, so they can get back on the street or which it -- or whatever should happen with them. perhaps lieutenant riley can report back on the first meeting in august. president marshall: all right, anything else? all right, we will take public comment on the item 4 a * b. none. we will move to item no. 5. >> item number five, mr. president, is public comment on all matters pertaining to the closed session. closed session is described under items 7a, b, and c. 7a is pursuant to government code 54957 administrative code 67.10, personal exception, discussion and possible action to adopt findings of fact supporting the commission's decision given march 17, 2010 in case number kmo d08-013 and jwf c08-014. the second item is pursuant to government code 54957 and 67.10, discussion only conference with legal counsel anticipated litigation. the city as defendant, number of potential cases being one. president marshall: i don't think we're going to need item 7c. we will just plan to go into closed session on a and b. so we move to item no

. >> turning bradley manning into the pentagon and released e mail record of his chats with manning toed magazine's san francisco based senior editor. >> was acting very paranoid and worried his phones mighting tapped and the government might be going into to hack his computers. >> and this strife how he got the information and why he leaked it makes a fascinating story. he'll tell it tonight at 6:00. >> thank you. mark. >> and sending a child home from school for having lice may not be the best thing to do. a report from august issue of "immediate pediatrics" says policies are ineffective. researchers say that because lice is prime yairly transferred through head to head contact. something more likely to occur at a sleepover than at school. doctors say by the time signs of life are apparent, it's usually been in exist yens about a month. the american academy of pediatrics says best treatment for lice is those that are easy to use, and nontoxic. >> there is a ruling today loosening at and t's grip from the iphone that. allows consumers to unlock phones so they're not tied to a particul

provided the documents and it's unclear if the leak is connected to former military intelligence analyst bradley manning being held on charges of stealing information. >> today's leak is huge news, but didn't definitely linked to manning. >> saying it's preparing to release another 15,000 more miles in the future. tonight on night line, the founder talks about why he feels releasing information is so important and night line areas right after this newscast. >> tony hayward set to step down in october taking a job with the company's joint venture in russia. became the first of the flailing efforts to contain the gulf oil leak cleaning up the massive spill. the likely successor is the managing director an american has been oversatisfying the spill response since june. officials say newest efforts are set to begin in a week. crews already pumping mud and cement into the top of the well in what is called a static kill procedure. and. >> an accessory makes getting gas less of a hassle could be soon removed from thousands of pumps state wide. problem is with the clip on nozzles marked with letters vst

in terms of the government investigation into who leaked this information, it is bradley manning. they had already been looking at this army intelligence official, he's an analyst, for a different leak and now they are searching his computers for information about this one. apparently he was in iraq and they want to know if he had access to these thousands of documents that were leaked. also, what affect is this having on the war. the white house, as you said, doing damage control at this appoint. they have a crisis of confidence. u.s. allies wondering if the united states can keep secrets in the middle of the war. here is what the white house spokesman had to say about that. >> besides being against the law, it has the potential to be very harmful to those that are in our military, those that are cooperating with our military, and those that are working to keep us safe. >> now, the white house had accused wikileaks of being against the war effort. the u.s. policy in afghanistan. but its founder says they scrutinized this information before releasing it. >>> we have tried hard to

man who turned him in said today he has no regrets about alerting federal authorities to private bradley manning. adrian lamo is a convicted computer hacker who says manning confessed to him. >> i felt he was in dangering human life and i believe that that point of view has been vindicated by statements made by the chairman of the joint chief of staff. >> so far the military has not filed charges against private manning. >>> demonstrations are set for tomorrow in san francisco and other cities around the world to protest the imprisonment of three uc berkeley graduates in iran. >> we think it's going to take an outcry from millions of the people, putting pressure on our government, putting pressure on the iranian government. however they can do this to get these kids out. the situation is deplorable. >> reporter: sarah shord, josh patale and shane bower were arrested while hiking along the iranian border. the iranian government says the three were spying. >>> new information is coming in tonight on the so called crown fire northeast of the los angeles which continues to burn out of contro

bradley manning. >> it was about two to three days into chatting with him that i began to realize that he was into some fairly serious activities. >> reporter: that's an understatement. he claims manning confessing twitter chats that he's responsible leak of confidential documents in military history. more than 9,000 documents -- 90,000 documents of an afghan terror plot and that the taliban used miss else against u.s. helicopters. >> the first thing he said to me was that he had been the leaker of the -- collateral murder video. >> reporter: he claims manning wants to proof the u.s. was responsible of war crimes on against innocence. >> i gave him the impression of someone who would be system threatic to state trees on. >> reporter: he claims all this was done because of ego. >> did he tell you why he was leaking this information? >> he in his own words wanted hillary clinton to wake up and have a heart attack pretty much. >> reporter: he claims manning was is he dossed by wicky leaks, he claims manning thought he would be an international star for his efforts. now he says their opera

soldier in iraq named bradley manning was charged with leaking the video. now some believe manning could have been the source of today's documents as well. but in keeping with wikileaks policy of protecting sources anonymity, asange refused to say. do you deny manning is the source of the material? >> we don't know who the source of the material is. if those allegations are true, then of course the man is a hero. >> reporter: wikileaks self-described heroic work extends to the broadest range of the ambitious and powerful. during the '08 presidential campaign wikileaks public blushed the contents of sarah palin's yahoo! account which appears to show she sent official messages on private e-mails to avoid disclosure laws. wikileaks even took on the secretive church of scientology, posting secret manuals online. what's the common thread here? >> the common thread is concealing information to prevent some kind of reform. >> reporter: the danger is you pick so many powerful targets and you become a target yourself. so asange lives on the road. a life that suits h

. >> reporter: assange is still free to hold press conferences, but bradley manning, the 22- year-old private suspected of providing the documents to wikileaks is being moved from a prison in kuwait to the brig at quantico, virginia, while investigators ready more charges against him. assange has vowed to release 15,000 more documents, but investigators believe manning downloaded even more than that. katie? >> couric: and, david, i know in other news, the army released a report today cataloging the stress caused by nine years of war in iraq and afghanistan. what can you tell us about the findings? >> reporter: well, the army's been trying hard to bring down its suicide rate, but the opening paragraph of this report is just brutally honest. it says, "we are often more dangerous to ourselves than the enemy." suicide is now the third leading cause of death after combat and accidents. 160 suicide last year plus 1,700 attempted suicides. 146 other deaths were due to murder, drug overdoses and just plain risky behavior, and misdemeanors have been increasing at the rate of 5,000 per year. >>

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. >> reporter: meanwhile the pentagon is calls pfc bradley manning, a 22-year-old intelligence officer, a person of interest. he's being held in kuwait on suspicion of a separate leak. brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >>> senate republicans have blocked legislation requiring fuller disclosure of the money behind political campaigning. yesterday's vote, which fell three short of the 60 needed to advance the bill, helps pave the way for corporations to spend as much as they want on attack ads during this year's midterm elections. democrats said the bill was needed to force special interest groups to disclose their donors, but republicans maintained it would violate the right to free speech. >>> an audit of the defense department finds the pentagon can't account for nearly $9 billion belonging to the iraqi government. that fund, which was meant to go to iraqi reconstruction efforts, was set up in 2004 with oil and gas revenues seized from the ousted regime of saddam hussein. according to the audit, defense agencies that received the money, failed to properly track and manage the funds.

milton bradley pops to third to end the inning. the red sox get out of a jam. top of the 13th. for eric patterson, who has had enough. it's late from the east coast. patterson doubles to left center. two runs come in to score. the red sox win 8-6. >>> back to you guys in the studio. >>> up next, the stories we'll be following today. we'll be right back. icicicicicic >>> now, a look ahead to the stories we'll be watching on this friday. ships working the gulf oil spill are heading to port, as tropical storm bonnie approaches. it could be a two-week delay in permanently plugging the leak. >>> michelle obama returns to the gulf today for her second visit. the first lady will visit pass ka gool la, mississippi. >>> the shrimping season opens in alabama. government tests have shown no oil in the area. and fishing will resume in about one third of the areas the government had closed. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is headed home after a week of diplomatic visits. she leaves vietnam, after a meeting of nations ended with six-party talks on north korea's nuclear program. >>> a

. >> reporter: meanwhile, they are calling pfc bradley manning within a 22-year-old intelligence officer a person of interest pl he's being held in kuwait on suspicion of a separate leak. >> and the cofounder of wikileaks said they have more documents that have not been published because of security concerns. >>> more fallout for the belle. the district attorney of los angeles county says it is investigating allegations that off-duty police officers went door-to-door to sway voters. the officers reportedly carried, seven tee ballots of -- absentee ballots. city manager earned more than $800,000 a year in a city where one in six people live below the poverty line. he and several other well-paid city officials have since resigned. >>> still ahead at 5:00, shoppers beware. the new research on sales receipts. details on the potential health what zards. >>> turning $45 into $200 million. the find at a garage sale that landed one man a fortune. >>> we know how important friends and family are, now we know how unhealthy isolation can be. >>> and trying to maintain your weight loss? why you migh

. >> reporter: military officers assume this was done by 22-year-old private first class bradley manning who has already been charged with downloading this classified video of a helicopter gun ship killing civilians in baghdad. that video subsequently showed up on wikileaks. and there's more to come. wikileaks claims it's getting another 15,000 documents ready for release. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> a short walk from the pentagon is arlington national cemetery and the scandal there is growing this morning. arlington is the resting place for more than 300,000 americans. and a u.s. senator investigating the cemetery now says thousands of graves may be mislabeled. she calls it, quote, heartbreaking incompetence. >>> on "moneywatch," it was downhill for most stocks in asia this morning. alexis has the latest on that. >> reporter: we'll begin with the asian markets where stocks edged down today. the nikkei lost a fraction and the hang seng saw a late day rally. today wall street gets the latest on consumer confidence. on monday, better than expected news about home sales gave s

the military has charged 22-year-old army specialist bradley manning with passing along the information. as for this latest leak, one u.s. official says it may take days to comb through all of the documents and figure out exactly how much damage has been done. and the site says the documents, quote, don't generally cover top-secret operations and they say they are delaying the release of 15,000 other documents until further review. betty, back to you. >> tara mergener joining us live in washington. thank you. >>> in afghanistan this morning, the u.s. military is hunting for two american servicemen. apparently ambushed by the taliban on friday. their shot at vehicle was found 80 miles south of kabul, far from where they were supposed to be. the military distributed leaflets offering a $25,000 reward for the men who are with the navy and were assigned to train afghan troops. the taliban says one was killed in the ambush. the other captured alive. admiral mike mullen, chairman of joint chiefs of staff had this to say in kabul. >> there is a tremendous amount of effort going on to find them

energy join goes from bradley's support against for a resume his taxes claiming it will damage production. a very warm a well can see this is from moscow i'm honest afghanistan says it wants to take. full responsibility for its own security in four years time president one hundred confines deadline was announced at a high level international conference in kabul west seventeen nations and organizations are discussing the struggling country's future. is there. probably work is being shifted over to the afghan forces the one that will set for that during the last conference on afghanistan.

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officials are looking closely at private bradley manning, who's been charged with leaking other materials to wikileaks. the 2 2-year-old is being proved from a prison in kuwait to a brig at quantico. he says he didn't put anyone in danger by leaking the document. top military officials say that's not the case. >> they might already have on their hands the blood of a young soldier or that of an afghan family. >> reporter: along with exposing military tactics, they show the names of afghan informants. their lives are in danger. >> will people whose lives are on the line trust us to keep their identities secret? >> reporter: it may not be over yet. wikileaks has another 15,000 documents waiting to be released. gates said the pentagon is working right now on tightening rules on classified information that comes out of war zones as a result of this leak. betty? >> terrell brown in washington. thank you for that report. >>> it appears new york democrat charles rangel, once one of the most powerful men in congress, could be facing a ethics trial. he reportedly had a plea deal with lawyers for th

described threat analyst living in carmichaels blew the whistle on its so-called army whistle blower, bradley manning. >> it was about two to three days into pat chatting with him that i began to realize that he was into some fairly serious activities. >> that's an understatement. lamb oh claimed manning confessed in countless twitter chats that he is responsible for the largest leak of confidential documents in military history. more than 90,000 documents that reveal iranian support of an afghan tractor plot and that the taliban used surface to air missiles against u.s. blackhawk helicopters -- >> the first thing he said to me regarding leaking any documents was that he had been the leaker of the colloquially known collateral murder video. >> reporter: he claims manning wanted to prove the u.s. was responsible for war crimes againsten know cents on the ground against afghans, so he tipped to chat with manning. >> i perhaps gave him the impression that i was someone who would be sympathetic to state treason. >> he says he was engaging in espy oh acknowledge and putting lives at risk all becau

story out of the army tonight, pentagon officials tell nbc news that 22-year-old private first class bradley manning, suspected of leaking a classified video to wikileaks, is on his way tonight from kuwait to washington, d.c. where he's expected to face court martial for mishandling of classified material. manning is also considered a person of interest in this latest wikileaks story. pentagon officials say that essentially manning has been placed under suicide watch out of fear that he may harm himself. brian? >> jim miklaszewski on duty for us at the pentagon to start things off for us tonight. jim, thanks. >>> there is sad news to report about the second u.s. sailor missing in afghanistan since last friday. today the pentagon confirmed the body of 25-year-old petty officer third class jarod newlove from washington state has been recovered. this incident took the sailors lives still under investigation. >>> we turn now to the oil disaster in the gulf and with the cap still holding and the relief wells on track, concern has now moved 100% to the cleanup and many are worried bp will bail out

as well as nato fears that pakistan and iran are backing the insurgency army intelligence analyst bradley manning has been named as a possible source of the information earlier my colleague kevin owen spoke to our correspondents on both sides of the atlantic laura amity in london and in washington. well this certainly is some suggestion that this is nothing new we knew this before we knew that there was corruption running right through the war in afghanistan and we knew that this was going on but suddenly to see black and white particularly represented by as you say more than ninety thousand documents is something quite extraordinary what happened was that julian assange the founder of wiki leaks released this information ahead of time to three nice papers one here in london the guardian one in germany and also to the new york times they then looked at that information and assessed what they wanted to write about and whether the information was genuine and he then held a media conference. and talked about it and one of the things that he said was he was pressed by journalists on war crime

army intelligence analyst bradley manning charged this month with leaking classified information is now being checked by investigators as a possible source of this latest leak in your eyes is he is a hero or a villain. well clearly we don't know who it was i think that it's very important that information like this come out i think whoever did it did it in the best interests of our people in this country and the people of the world the people of afghanistan people need to know in this country what is being done in our name by our young soldiers with with our tax money and for which we are being held accountable but we don't know we don't have the information yes this stuff was classified but it's clear that this is not information these are all reports of events that already happened that's not going to put anybody's life at risk what puts lives at risk is these kinds of actions and if this spurs people to more opposition so that the war can be brought to a to a halt sooner i think that that's a heroic act and it will it will end up being very important in history because avoids those d

only later, in reports of ed bradley's "60 minutes" piece did it become clear the charges were wholly false. >> were you at all concerned that your students and some members of your faculty were engaged in a rush to judgment? that their actions might actually throw fuel on the fire? >> we had public officials speaking as if it was almost a certainty this had happened. this charges engaged people's deepest fears and anxieties and dreads. >> reporter: if there's any encouraging aspect of this it's that many of the players quickly took a hard second look. last night, fox news took a cool clear-headed look at the story. >> i think this story has been thoroughly screwed up. >> reporter: today, white house press secretary robert gibbs publicly apologized to sherrod and no less than three commentators on the conservative national review web site cautioned outlets on the right to use care before rushing to judgment. >> it was wrong. the story was entirely wrong and if there's an hour-long speech or a 30 minute long speech and you're putting up seven seconds of it, then you say "i'm putting up

. >> reporter: military officers assume this was done by 22-year- old private first class bradley manning. he has already been charged with downloading this classified video of a helicopter gunship killing civilians in baghdad. >> come on. >> reporter: that video subsequently showed up on wikileaks. and there's more to come. wikileaks claims it is getting 15,000 more documents ready for release. katie. >> couric: david martin at the pentagon, thank you. chief foreign affairs correspondent lara logan lived in afghanistan for a year at the beginning of the war. she's been back many times since. she's in the east african nation of uganda tonight on assignment for "60 minutes." lara, one of the revelations in these documents is that pakistan's intelligence agency is aiding the afghan insurgency, even planning attacks on american troops. how big a setback will this be for u.s.-pakistani relations? >> well, it's potentially a setback, katie. clearly the white house is concerned about that. because their relationship with pakistan is very sensitive. it's a complicated one. on the one hand pakist

it's still unclear if it's connected to an analyst bradley manning. >>> bp is confirming this morning chief executive on october 1st. hayward who has been the there since the disaster will take a job in russia. he will be replaced by bob dudley. meanwhile, bp is reporting a record $17 billion second quarter loss. it has said aside $32 billion for costs related to the spill. >>> air and ground crews are attacking a wildfire in kern county. it started yesterday near the up to of kernville and has spread to three square miles or 2,000 acres by nightfall. it burned some structures but no injuries have been reported. residents of the town of river concern and juvenile detention facility had to be evacuated. >> we haven't had to think about fire danger but i have noticed a little breeziness. >> it is cool and it's rather low, so we've been dealt with a lucky hand so far. take a look outside, showing you what is going on. a look from the southeast from downtown san francisco. notice the clouds hanging low. not low enough to cover the bay bridge so the likelihood of patchy drizzle probably a

but to me, and many people here today like guys i see, bill bradley and jim sasser the lone left the senate for greener pastures, but and, i hope, better remuneration, we used to get about that, too, but i, for a lot of us he was a friend. he was a mentor and he was a guide. nicanor talking a little earlier because, nick, i commute everyday for 36 years to the message said 250 miles a day. robert c. byrd was a stickler. about when he said those. an hour drive down from washington and i would call nick on this big old car phone i just had which was about that big, and i would say, nick, i can see the dome. hold of the book that i can see the dome. finally, he caught on. center, how far away can you see the dome? can you hold a vote to more minutes for biden? as long as i was behaving, he held the vote. when i found myself in disagreement, i would stand there to catch a 7:00 train. he would set a vote for 7:00. and i would walk up to them and i need seven minutes from the chamber. and nick knows this, i would stand, i always do down in the well and he stood at the first riser, and i wo

when i spoke with audro llama earlier this morning, he said he didn't think that bradley could have acted on his own. >> i do not believe that private manning had the technical expertise necessary to communicate this amount of information to the outside world without being detected on his own, and i don't believe that he operated without guidance. >> so it sounds like, bottom line, you agree with the statement the white house put out last night that this leak has harmed u.s. national security. >> almost inconceivable to me that this could not result with harm to security and actual real life people. it's easy to hear national security and think it's a jingoistic buzzword, but at the end of the day, it's about people, lives the people. >> for more on this, we turn to eric schmidt, one of "the new york times" reporters who wrote the story based on the 92,000 documents in the paper. thank you so much for joining us. you heard mr. ramo there. you heard what the haase had to say, that this leak could put the lives of americans at risk and threaten nationality security. senator kerry called the

bradley manning remains held in a military prison in kuwait.taliban has denied working with pakistan's spy agency. the scandal is not expected to affect congressional funding for the war. >>> under pressure from outraged residents, the city council of bell, california, has vowed to cut salaries by 90%. four council members representing the small, blue collar town, had been making $90,000 each for their part-time service. now, they'll make $8,000. four officials resigned, including the city manager. >>> finally, call it the diva and the diplomat. the queen of soul, aretha franklin, and condoleezza rice, are set to stage the stage tonight. i sat down with both women for a lovely interview we'll feature tomorrow on "gma." >>> and new, a preview of what "world news" is tracking for tonight. here's diane sawyer. hey, diane. >> good morning, juju. good morning to everyone at "good morning america." coming up tonight, talk about a story of american heart. you're going to meet a young woman who put her entire life on hold. and ended up leading a lot of

bradley manning, 22 years old llyeady in custody for allegedly leaking other classified materials and now new questions, how could he have gotten his hands on so much sensitive information? the vice chairman of the senate ld hlligence committee would very much like to know. we'll talk to him straight ahead. >>> arizona officials apologize to the families involved in the tragic mixup where the survive of a deadly accident was misidentified for nearly a week. some details of how that could have happened and what led ofvestigators to realize they ade a terrible mistake. >>> you're tech savvy, right? how t >> al is a ten. i'm a six. inus'm a minus seven. nothing and never been interested. decided to finally take the plunge, worked with a tech expert. i presented quite a challenge. you're going to see what happened with my makeover in a little bit. >> look forward to that. >>> let's begin on a tuesday whaing with fallout from that littlef some 92,000 classified military documents. n a young soldier who could be behind it. nbc is at the pentagon this morning. good morning to you. >> good mo

the pentagon is calling private first class bradley manning, a 22-year-old intelligence officer, a person of interest in those leaks. he is being held in kuwait on suspicion in a separate leak. >>> back here at home, course confusion at last week's marathon caused several elite runners to be disqualify. they accidentally cut about a mile off the course. they're actually two san francisco half marathons happening at the same time. they followed them down the wrong course. they climbed over some barriers, inadvertently shortening the race. they said they'll get some better signs the next year. >> that would help. >> yeah, i guess so. not for this year. >> a non-profit organization is taking an usual approach. young people learning skills. >> as nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. shows us, the building is just the beginning of the journey. >> reporter: there must be a met for some where on how a boat is like a person, how a strong rutter and sturdy bones can ride out any wave. >> when you're doing it, go all the way to the end. >> reporter: they're the kind of characteristics amber rich hopes to