stewart bradley is not a turn and run middle linebacker. he is running with his back to one of the great players in the game in vernon davis. take advantage of it. >> al: quintin mikell is hurt and stop the clock for an injury time-out. >> cris: vernon davis down the middle. you see stewart bradley doing the best he can but that is not what he does. he is not a run and chase guy. might have to change coverage here because if they stay in that, that is the ball i would keep throwing all day. >> al: mikell has to come off for at least one play. a rookie from ohio state is now in the secondary. something should not escape the 49ers at this point. after the injury time-out, the ball is at the 44 yard line. a break for the 49ers. they save a down because of the quintin mikell injury instead of having to spike the ball at first and ten. pressure. >> cris: oh, boy. wow. frank gore might have scored. >> al: the pressure that time -- >> cris: oh, my goodness! >> al: juqua parker came in there and forced that whole issue. >> cris: frank gore looked a

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stewart bradley is not a turn and run middle linebacker. he is running wh his back to one of the great players the game in vernon davis. take advantage of it. >> al:uintin mikell is hurt and stop the clock for an injury time-out. >> cris: vernon davis dn the middle. you see stewart bradley doing the best he can but that is not what he does. he is not a run and chase guy. might have to change coverage here because if they stay in that,hat is the ball i would keep throwing all day. >> al: mikell has to come off for at least one play. a rookie om ohio state is now in the secondary. something should not escape the 49ers at this point. after the injury me-out, the ball is at the 44 yard line. a break for the 49ers. thesave a down because of the quintin mikell injury instead of having to spike the ball at first and ten. pressure. >> cris: oh, boy. wow. frank gore might have scored. >> al: the pressure that time -- >> cris: oh, my goodness! >> al: juqua parker came in there and forced that whole issue. >> cris: frank gore looked and he sneaks out.

it is lights out in the area of wisconsin avenue and bradley boulevard. remember, if you approach a dark intersection this morning, please treat it as four-way stop. a couple other things going on. watch for a water main break that has willard avenue shut down between river and north park avenue. >> all: of this information is at wusa9.com. >>> a major change is in the works for the obama administration. rahm emanual is stepping down to run for mayor of chicago. he is being replaced by senior adviser peter r organization usch. >>> international authorities have been tracking eight germans and two british brothers believed to be plotting an allocate linked terror plot. the suspects are said to be hiding in pakistani tribal region. >>> the obama administration is close to saying what sort of gas mileage it envisions for cars of the future. environmentalists are pushing for at least 60 miles a gallon for new vehicles by 2025. automakers say high standards will drive up costs. >>> before we head to break, here's howard with an update. >>> looking over the rai

what's the legal situation regarding shania's mother right now, bradley? >> currently she's out on bail. there is no court date presently set at this time as far as her to go back in front of the judge. they usually throw her up in front of the judge about every 30 to 60 days, i guess it's just a formality. as of right now, no court dates have been set for antoinette. >> larry: did you have a casual relationship with this woman? >> it was a very, very short term relationship with antoinette and the conception of shania. after that it was an open relationship and the care of shania, her feeling it was best that she live with me, and that's the way it played out until 30 days prior to shania's passing. >> larry: and how did the mother manage to get her away from you and into the hands of these people? >> well, basically i travelled for my job, and shania was at my sister's house and shania was asking for her mother. my sister called antoinette and asked if she could spend the weekend with her. my sister dropped her off at antoinette's grandmother's house, be

we've seen it for years with the likes of jack kemp and bill bradley.makes the playing field such a fertile path to the political field? >> well, i think it is the idea of the role of leadership. and being in the spotlight and working with a team. >> reporter: they also come with a huge built-in advantage. >> all right. >> reporter: name recognition is very valuable. not enough to win but to get a good head start. >> reporter: candidates spend millions trying to get as well known as dudley is. but he still has to prove he can lead. the yale graduate spends his time talking about education, jobs and his work raising awareness about diabetes. he's lived with type i diabetes since age 16. but he doesn't ignore basketball. and even offers opinions on what kind of athletes make for the best candidates. >> determination, discipline and team work. how they work with the team. >> reporter: so, ball hogs do. t free throw percentage? >> irrelevant. >> reporter: dudley, one of the worst free throw shooters in nba history shot well below 50% from the line. he's hop

do we have bradley i think we may have lost their. yeah let radley you're with me now did you hear my question tell us why don't you tell us why you say that democracy larger democracy is the reason we have a larger incarceration system. i don't think that radley is is hearing me there so i think we're just going to have to wait one second to see if he if you can hear announcements you can hear me now yeah. ok perfect technology never perfect bradley i was just talking about your article you made a very strong statement saying that democracy could be to blame for a large incarceration system can you go further into detail on that. sure i think that it's the problem is that. the public has a lot of misperceptions about crime and i think that in general. you know there are certain certain things that we don't put up to it right we can have the majority vote away the you know first amendment for redheads for example right and i think that one. very powerful. one set of powers that we give to the government that is that it's pretty awesom

bradley has the latest. >> as the calendar approaches election day, president obama is working againstime. >> it is up to you to show that you care to much about the country to let it fall backwards. >> obama's old senate seat is up for grabs with nasty words. >> convicted mobsters and felons. we should not be surprised if the congressman is flying again. >> republican linda mcmahon has pulled almost even in her senate race. he blames the attack ads. >> of $50 million negative attack is bound to narrow the polls. >> mcmahon has been on defense about the organization -- has been going on about the organization and its treatment about women aboutof wom -- of women. republicans are eager to talk about the economy. >> we saw the unemployment rate remains at 1.6. >> income jumped -- dropped by 5.6%. >> voters had just over three weeks to sort it out. >> we are talking about an election day in 80 degree heat at the same time. >> this is going to go down as one of the warmer days and possibly record-breaking temperatures. there is an exception to the north and west of the d.c. metro area. we

and former nba-er, shawn bradley running for senate in utah.n it for years with the likes of jack kemp and bill bradley. what makes the playing field such a fertile path to the political field? >> i think it is idea of the role of leadership, being in the spotlight working with the team. >> reporter: and they come with a huge built in advantage. >> name recognition is valuable not enough to win. enough to get a good head start. >> the yale graduate spends this time talking education, jobs and work raising awareness about diabetes. he has lived with type 1 since age 16. he doesn't ignore basketball. even offers opinions on what kind of athletes make for the best candidates. >> determination, discipline. teamwork -- how they work with the team. >> the ball hogs don't run for office. free-throw percentage? >> irrelevant. >> dudley, one of the worst free-throw shooters in nba history, shot well below 50% from the line. he is hoping he does better than that at the polls. john berman, abc news, eugene, oregon. >> tend to think of nebraska's head coac

bradley manning is accused of doing what he could to end this war. he did what he could. what he is needed is for people who lack access to information that will help us understand this war in a way that will enable us to understand it to show us what they know with documents, and actually, wikileaks offers itself as the best vehicle for their doing that. >> what we are going to do now is not run a fall of ", which was booked here, four simple reasons of time. we have a short film produced by wikileaks to help explain some of the technical issues involved in reading the document. it is a short film. might be helpful to you because it comes from the knowledge of the documents directly. you have canceled it? ok. we are not going to see it. that is the one. we still have this film, the we not? -- do we not? >> ok. let's do it. it is going to happen. >> because we are so incredibly overloaded presently, you might not have actually seen this yet. this is a souped up from version of what we used. this is the interface to explore and analyze the 400,000 classified documents, but

tahman bradley has the story. >> all: usa, usa. >> reporter: in a campaign that seems dominated by the tea party liberals put on their own strong show of support at the lincoln memorial. their message, they too plan to show up on election day. >> one nation. we are together. >> reporter: the one nation rally came almost one month after glenn beck energized conservatives at the same location. >> for too long this country has wandered in darkness. >> reporter: this time hundreds of progressive groups, organizations from labor unions to the naacp let their voice be heard. >> they say that we're apathetic. they say we're not energized. we got to go home, and we've got to hit the pavement. >> reporter: several speakers and people in the crowd noted the diversity at the rally. their insinuation, the tea party movement has attracted only a narrow slice of americans. >> i think the tea party does not represent america. i think this is america. asians, african-americans, latinos, whites, we're all coming here saying, give us the politics that matter. >> don't you give up now. >> reporter: the i

as you prepare to retire, are you as hopeful as you were when you left bradley in peoria?. my expectations have changed. i was excite about doing a lot of things. i experienced more. when i went into teaching i was going to become an english teacher. i channelled my energy more to theater and speech and dance, other activities. i think it's hopeful for people who want to do that. the high school where i am, we don't have as many activities, but the students are hopeful about their future ls. they connect to individuals. that's what makes education important. >> and it is proof that one teacher can make a difference. you not only made a difference in my life but the any others walked through the high school. miss rose, thank you very much. they just showed my high school graduation picture. i was fully made up and had really big hair that you can't see under that hat. thank you. thank you, miss rose. >> thank you. >> i'll talk to you later. >> you made me so proud. >> don't make me cry. visit education nation and learn more. there you will find great apps on everything from

one more stop traveling along connecticut avenue outbound near bradley boulevard, bradley lane, have what appears to be utility work tying up the left side of the roadway. heads for that coming out of the district. inbound your lanes are open. barbara? >>> thank you. we're going to take a lok now -- actually we'll take a break. still ahead, is gel bitter real hurt this time around? a preview of this weekend's redskin game. can they win their third game in a row. first here's a look at what's hot on nbcwashington.com. mmmm. you don't love me anymore do you billy? what? i didn't buy this cereal to sweet talk your taste buds it's for my heart health. right. mmm... i worry about your mother. cry herself to sleep every night over my arteries, but have yourself a bowl. good speech dad. [ whimper ] [ male announcer ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and its whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. bee happy. bee healthy. baked in apple with a daring amount of cinnamon. >>> lastnight's 30 rock is getting raef reviews today. the cast of the hit nbc show performed not one but two live episo

abc's tom and bradley reports they're trying to hard to keep the loyalty of one particular voting block. >> with only nine days left, the head of the democratic national committee tim cain says his party will hold on to the house. >> we're seeing good early voting trends and we have work to do but we think we can do it. >> reporter: his republican counterpart has a different view. michael style says the g.o.p. will take the house, and maybe the senate, too. >> you're going to see a wave, an unprecedented wave on election day that's going to surprise a lot of people. >> reporter: with polls showing some democrats gaining ground, the party has been wooing women voters during these final campaigning days. >> women have made such enormous strides. >> reporter: female voters supply reliable support for democrats. the democrats need women voting in large numbers once again. >> unmarried women now are performing at about the same levels that they were in 2008 in terms of coming back to vote. >> man up harry reed. >> i never had to prove my andhood to anyone. >> reporter: politics in the 2010 m

. >> my name is bradley lim. i am a retired businessman. i am also in support of teresa chee. know she is a registered nurse. she does were close with immigrants. i know she deeply cares about this position. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker please. good morning, commissioner. welcome to the meeting. >> thank you for having this meeting. chair of the immigrants' rights commission. it is fantastic how we have so many applicants here today. these are all great

it happened at the bradley shopping center yesterday morning. an elderly driver lost control, slammed into another vehicle and crashed into the house of alexis ir salon. one woman said she had to dive out of the way to avoid getting hit. >> i looked up and i sathis white car coming really, really fast for the window. so i tried to dive out of the way and towards thefloor and it just came through the window. and all kinds of glass and everything floated everywhere. >> fortutely, no one was seriously injured. both will be inspected and are expected to remain closed until repairs can be made. >>> neighbors in silver spring are remembering the life of a man o diedfter a violent altercation with police. 65-year-old kareem abdul ali passed away three days after he was pepper sprayed and tased by officers. his friends and family members still want to know exactly what happened. news 4's darcy spencer reports. >> reporter: relatives and friends of 65-year-old kareem abdul ali held a candlelight vigil in s memory. two weeks ago he was tased and pepper sp

. >> my name is bradley lim. i am a retired businessman. i am also in support of teresa chee. know she is a registered nurse. she does were close with immigrants. i know she deeply cares about this position. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker please.

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. >> my name is bradley lim. i am a retired businessman. i am also in support of teresa chee. know she is a registered nurse. she does were close with immigrants. i know she deeply cares about this position. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker please. good morning, commissioner. welcome to the meeting. >> thank you for having this meeting. chair of the immigrants' rights commission. it is fantastic how we have so many applicants here today. these are all great applicants and we all wish them well. for those that are not selected this morning, i hope that they will come back because we will be constantly looking for good commissioners. i would also like to think of up to it -- take the opportunity to thank you, supervisors. you have really gone to bat for us over the years and i want to thank you for your service to the community and protecting us in these tough times, as supervisor mar said. the immigrant community is under siege now, and i just want to say that you all are doing everything you can to protect us, to make the immigration experience as good as we believe

where do we think he's going to go now. >> reporter: in terms of bradley manning, he's in military trial for the leak. it has to be pointed out, he's not linked to the afghan war diary or the war logs. we don't know who is the source of the leak. wikileaks will not confirm or deny whether or not manning is the leak. they do not know who the leak is. wikileaks focuses on whistleblowers do it anonymously. their information is incrypted in a way that shields their identity. as to what assange will do next, who knows. he travels around the world. he's popping up in sweden, the uk, africa. he's originally from australia. he tries to keep his life private. how wikileaks works, very private. it's essential to keep it confidential so workers and staffers are kept safe. the work they do is so important. he fears they could come under attack. it's important for people not to know how wikileaks works. >> we appreciate you, also always, thank you so much. nine minutes past the hour, we turn to midterms. we have seen a lot of the big names on the campaign trail, sarah palin, bill clinton and presiden

secretary for foreigners and they were there by chains and so one night sometimes you can hear it go said bradley. i doubt if both of them. will be called in to how we can possibly without looking ask two people dress up for the occasion. celtic and pagan holiday it was believed until midnight on the eve of the same study on the first evil spirits would roam around frightening people from wreaking havoc. on the causeway dresses scary costumes to keep away the spirits. there are many outfits and accessories aside here and this fancy dress shop just very well out of the celebration. of the commune for you gets right behind the when many people come in fact it's one of the biggest numbers. customers . and experts living in last year there is no doubt the holiday becomes more and more popular every year. because some of halloween was brought to america. by irish immigrants and recently the west the celebration its way here to russia. is a rather new date in the recent calendar the western imports has been welcomed with open arms especially by the younger generation and the past to. go it's my turn to

first quarter, geno smith finding bradley starks for the 21-yard touchdown pass. mountaineers up 10-0. second quarter, a little trickeration. geno smith to the flat for sanders, who flipped it to noel devine on the minihook and ladder. devine takes it in for the touchdown. it's 17-3. another look. finding some wiggle room. mountaineers go on to win it. 20-6. >>> this will do it for this espn news update. back to you in new york. >>> we're getting the first glimpse of sarah palin's upcoming reality show. >> tlc just released the trailer for "sarah palin's alaska." showing her home with family and enjoying the outdoors in her home state. >> this is flipping fun. how come we can't ever be satisfied? i'd rather be doing this than in some stuffy, old political office. i'd rather be out here being free. >> no word on whether that includes the oval office. the show debuts next month on tlc. >> a lot of people will be watching that. >>> and watching this, too. that explosive confrontation between bill o'reilly yesterday and some of the co-hosts on "the view." >> joy behar

three others-- vera bradley's i.p.o. was at $16 per share and has had a big run. it makes designer handbags. debit card company net-spend had investors spending. it started at $11 dollars, closing tonight over $13. and bravo brio is the first american restaurant to come public since 2006. it started at $14 per share and is higher tonight. and that's tonight's market focus. >> susie: as we've been reporting, corporate america is feeling better about earnings. investors have been rewarded with a market rally. but there seems to be a disconnect with what most americans are experiencing: lost jobs, lost value in their homes and on and on. with that in mind, we bring you another installment of "inkonomics with david gillette." david's an emmy-winning illustrator and essayist at twin cities public television. tonight, he ponders the question: has our economic ship sailed? >> if you're on a mission to understand the economy, there's no better place to start than your own back yard. for this cartoonist, we're talking minnesota, a small community just west of minneapolis,

. >> reporter: bradley berman of hybridcars.com says the volt could be a game changer for gm. >> they are in the green car race now. before they were left behind on hybrids they didn't have a lot of convincing products that was realistic. >> reporter: gm not the only one going electric. nissan's all-electric leaf also goes on sale later this year. but all that innovation doesn't come cheap. the volt sticker price? $41,000. and the leaf comes in at 32k. but there are some significant incentives for going green, like a $7,500 federal tax credit for one, and free charging stations along with some personalized home visits. but if that's not enough to get you to go electric, berman says give it time. this race will soon be a crowded one. >> this is just the beginning. we're expecting until the next couple of years dozens of electric cars from every major automaker. >> reporter: they say volt is all-electric but car trend magazine says it has a gasoline engine that kicks in after 50 miles. so it's a hybrid just like the prius. no matter what you call it, clearly it is the beginning of a new

my opponents, senator bradley, voted against it. you taken the same information and given us a budget of your own so that we can see what your priorities are? >> the same information is not available. it brought a government of secrecy. he just talked about public safety. we have to look at all areas of state government toward i have been very clear, no area of state government will be asked to help reconcile our spending. i will not punish one area over another. governor quintic on classroom spending. he cut over $1 billion in classrooms spending while leaving the bureaucrats in tact in the state board of education. he focused on law enforcement. he cut redistribution to local units of government and cutting state police. his record on public safety is abysmal. >> mr. quinn? >> number one, our budget increase education. we wanted to make sure we invest in children. i do not want to lose a generation of children in illinois. my opponent wants to cut the education banat -- bonus. that would fire teachers and our state. -- in our stat

. >> reporter: the documents are believed to have been given to wikileaks by army private bradley manning, who is accused of copying them while working in an operations center in iraq. more could be on the way. wikileaks says it's getting ready to release 15,000 more documents related to the war in afghanistan. cbs news, new york. >>> in other world headlines, an american born al qaeda member is calling for muslims living in the united states and europe to carry out attacks. in a 48-minute video posted on a militant website, gadahn says it's the duty of muslims to defend islam. gadahn grew up on a california farm and converted to islam before moving to pakistan in 1998. it was there he reportedly attended an al qaeda training camp. he has been wanted by the fbi since 2004. >>> authorities in haiti have now confirmed more than 200 deaths from cholera. more than 2,000 people are sick with the disease. it's the country's worst health crisis since the devastating earthquake in january. the cholera outbreak started in a rural valley in the central part of the country but it's getting closer to

but a ride to bradley technical high school proves there are star teachers fighting the good fight. >to create a robot. >> reporter: you're building robots? and thanks to an innovative partnership with industry, 4,400 kids get cutting edge training. the leadership at harley helped buy the equipment, hoping to stop the brain drain. >> it really isn't any need to leave a beautiful place like milwaukee to have a great career. >> reporter: a ride downtown proves it is beautiful. a modern skyline and museums, hip neighborhoods, boutique low items, more vespas than hogs. all of it has a potential to hold promising young engineers like cecilia cruise. so what do you want to do with your life? what is your dream? >> i want to invent something. >> reporter: back at my old projects, a sign that it all lives on. joan left her manufacturing job by choice, took advantage of the wisconsin business initiative and started a company called cakes to take. you will be the martha stewart of berryland. >> you got it. >> reporter: with the right leadership in this town, happy days could be here again. >> i

the afghan war documents were released they arrested somebody by the name of private first class bradleymanning and charged him for being responsible for that release but yet we still have yet to see what will become of him and so as far as this leak this most recently goes we have to find out who it is and then after that we still have yet to see what the united states government will do that person or persons if they are found and that's a big if. in washington thanks for bringing all your side of the story there washington d.c. we're strongly across it as well here of moscow thank you governments in france and britain have a. reform was issued in response to the railing a column e. trade unions in the u.k. say they're preparing for the biggest ever demonstration is the country faces the most severe spending cuts since the second world war and across the channel french protests against a new pensioner view showed no sign of abating despite the senate approving a proposed two year rise in the country's retirement age of his country reports from paris. as the saying goes two things in li

the season by beating charlotte ninety eight eighty eight on home court under ball gets back in bradley's center for the first time since breaking his hand just to create a relevant bad fall back in april and he knocked up fourteen points eight rebounds and threw blocks in this one instance also needs to foster right because of running a full you've got to finish. by six ball that's teammate brandon jennings recorded his first career triple double and even twenty points ten rebounds and ten assists and even more k.q. in the ninety eight eighteen victory. and in other games atlanta outscored washington by ninety nine points to ninety five sacramento one on the road to cleveland portland also came out when is it new york or chicago and indiana and high winds every detroit philadelphia spectacle. of elsewhere memphis easily beat minnesota truck home court hundred nine eighty nine denver and you only have no problems when they're away games. and that's all the sports news for a couple of hours the weather is next. to . technology update. the future covered. for the full story we've gone to. t

in both cases, the documents are believed to have been given to wikileaks by army private bradley manning, who is accused of copying them while working in an operations center in iraq. so far, katie, what the documents tell us is that the iraq war was even uglier than we thought. >> couric: and, david, i understand there are also things in the documents about iranian activities in iraq. what can you tell us about that? >> well, there are reports and they were well known during the bush administration, of iran training and arming insurgents in iraq and even plotting to kidnap and kill american soldiers. what these documents show is that iranian meddling in iraq has continued well into the obama administration. >> couric: david martin at the pentagon tonight. david, thank you very much. now moving on to haiti and what so many feared would happen after the earthquake that killed as many as 300,000 people. a sudden outbreak of cholera. it's centered around saint-marc, a town that served as a refuge for survivors of the quake. at least 150 people have died from the infection so far. 1,500 are

>> former nfl linemen john runyon is running for congress in new jersey, and former nba- er shawn bradleying for state senate in utah. let's begin with lisa baden watching things on the roadway this morning. >>> hello. 270 southbound, out of germantown, leaving father hurley boulevard. travel times -- kind of typical over on 66. 95, the lays out of dale city to get into lorton. springfield onto 395, no disruption out of dulles airport, the dallas green way, the dulles toll road. 28 traffic out of sterling heading over to tysons, no problems to report on 7 this morning. out of sterling to get out to the beltway. the careful on the beltway in montgomery county. crash reported between rockville pike and the exit for 270 on the exit. adam caskey has the weather. >> normally right now we would have temperatures in the 40's across the region. instead, currently we are in the 50's and low 60's. district, reagan national, 61. 61 in eastern maryland. 49 in martinsburg, 46 in cumberland. 61 in culpeper. yesterday we had 73 degrees for the high temperature. friday is when our temperatures will drop

from nashville to discuss it is radley balko senior editor for reason magazine and reason dot com bradley thanks so much for joining us now i guess first of all i just want to ask you your thoughts on this program i'm definitely a child of bear in school and the things that i remember most about it are i don't know perhaps making little skits where we had to role play and we made fun of it or maybe the biggest druggie in my high school sitting it is your book photo with a dare shirt a huge smile on his face eyes glazed over i mean really this program kind of became a mockery do you have any experiences with it. well yeah i think they're give us a large supply of ironic t. shirts or or it's yours to wear if you look at. a lot of these that troll academic studies of dare. just about all of them of found it to be at best ineffective then in some cases actually it was found to increase drug use among kids who keep their sort of because it actually introduced them to some drugs that they they wouldn't have known about otherwise. is not always the danger of informing people they start getting a

bradley manning is accused of doing what he could to end this war. he did what he could. what he is needed is for people who lack access to information that will help us understand this war in a way that will enable us to understand it to show us what they know with documents, and actually, wikileaks offers itself as the best vehicle for their doing that. >> what we are going to do now is not run a fall of ", which was booked here, four simple reasons of time. we have a short film produced by wikileaks to help explain some of the technical issues involved in reading the document. it is a short film. might be helpful to you because it comes from the knowledge of the documents directly. you have canceled it? ok. we are not going to see it. that is the one. we still have this film, the we not? -- do we not? >> ok. let's do it. it is going to happen. >> because we are so incredibly overloaded presently, you might not have actually seen this yet. this is a souped up from version of what we used. this is the interface to explore and analyze the 400,000 classified documents, but

look just north of bradley center. under county control, not a single job. >> the bottom line is we are going to aggressively promote the state. we talked about this recently. you look at businesses outside of our state if borders. any company that will add 50 or more jobs, i will personally meet with them. there will be a direct hot line to the governor's office. we talked about an inventory working with local governments to identify development ready sites, so the permitting process has already been done. it is simple as saying, "if you want to bring your corporation and are not here right now, we will give you two years free without paying taxes. you are not paying them now here anyway." you look at people who sell commercial or residential real estate. they give two months' free. it does not cost as anything because they are not here, but it aggressively brings growth. the irony all around you is one of the biggest things aside from the state tax incentive that was given to the airlines is the fact that the employm

jon: i asked fred about prosecution and obviously bradley manning is going to be facing some charges here. what about the people who are releasing this stuff? what about wikileaks founder stange stange sta*pbg sta pbg staining staining julian saa -- ashes ssang. >> i could say it doesn't apply to a northern national operating on foreign soil with a foreign corporation. legitimate real news organizations tkraoet this information accordingly. these people for whatever reason, their political agenda, for whatever reason, they are serving their own needs, are releasing information. and forget the danger to our troops. that is a serious issue. the danger, as neil pointed out to people who have provided information. the taliban ain't real strong on due process and they weren't there when they taught about cruel and unusual punishment and would think nothing about slaughtering these people once they find out their identity, and just because it's not in there doesn't mean they can't find it out. jon: the fact that a lot of the documents talk about the fact that iraqi guards miss thraoeted --