keegan bradley would also make the playoffs. 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

a keegan bradley win, stanley would move to -- would stay on top. bill haas 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 guy

it's almost impossible president obama has already announced that bradley manning is guilty president obama is the commander in chief the judge the jurors the prosecutor we work in our court works under president obama's command i can't imagine anyone that corum thing they'll have much for career if they find bradley manning not guilty so far the article thirty two which is a poor hearing was a kangaroo court they were denying information that bradley manning needs for his defense it looks like it's a railroad job a kangaroo court trying to set an example and and prevent anyone else from being a future bradley manning. one of the dangers in ethics though all such leaks abuse and revealing classified information you know it can jeopardize lives no matter how you look at it easy ethically right to treat whistleblower as as heroes. well in this case there's been no evidence of a national security harm in fact former sec or defense robert gates said as much they've been several internal reviews that the manning defense team isn't trying to get the government refused provide them i assume

history had his day in court today twenty four year old army private bradley manning was arraigned in a military court in fort meade maryland he faces a slew of charges including aiding the enemy today manning the furred his plea he allegedly gave hundreds of thousands of secret documents and cables to the whistle blowing website wiki leaks some celebrate manning as a hero for exposing the truth behind military operations his critics say you put lives at risk by making the secret information public but as he faces a military judge some question if manning stands a chance at a fair trial especially when you have the president of the united states saying this. so is a fair trial even possible at this point for the whistleblower to find out more about the trial we spoke to zack pays a vento press liaison for the bradley manning support network network here is his take. in an hour very fast today the proceedings were done in about an hour or so we made sure to pack the court room with supporters we want to be there every day for brad we had down here to day from occupy wall street we had

and none of the whistles truth seeker's want from the days of the pentagon papers to wiki leaks and bradley manning the rules of the game seem to be changing so far informers losing their voice in the u.s. . but a month multi-billion euro bailout in greece may be made happy by some of the markets for the moment but it's also sent shock waves through the country and now it seems as though greece may default after all on democracy so is the cash strapped country to become the euro zone's first colony next door in just a bit. and it's wednesday february twenty second five pm here in washington d.c. i'm lucy catherine of and you're watching r.t. now we begin today with afghanistan where at least seven people have died and dozens were wounded in clashes with the qur'an burnings at a nato military base that incident has sparked days two days of anti western protests across the country with thousands taking to the streets both the nato general and the white house apologize for the burning here's the white house spokesman jay carney yesterday we apologize yeah people in this group such conduct in t

if convicted, bradley mining -- bradley manning could be imprisoned for life. >> also in the united states, federal prosecutors have started an investigation into lance armstrong. no reason was given for the investigation. there are allegations armstrong and his teammates used spot to ship money for the u.s. postal service to bite performance enhancing drugs. -- sponsorship money from the u.s. postal service to buy performance enhancing drugs. three british prisoners have died in southern spain. the old debt were in their '70's. nine other britons have been treated and hospitalized. several victims have returned home to the u.k. the number of cancer cases in the u.k. rose by 30%. an aging population, higher levels of obesity, and less exercise are the main factors on the rise. ireland will have the biggest rise of 72% it is predicted. the chairman of the royal bank of scotland admit that bankers have been paid too much for too long. the chief executive turned down a bonus worth nearly 1 million pounds. this is a bbc news. these are the headlines. syrian uprising claims more lies. activists

a keegan bradley win, stanley would move to -- would stay on top. bill haas 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 guy

well it's been nearly two years since private first class of bradley manning was arrested held as the main suspect in passing classified documents to the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks notice i said held and not charged manning wasn't charged until much later but that didn't stop authorities can from keeping him in solitary confinement for nine months often in conditions many top authorities in this country call torture before transferring him into a medium security facility while i was about a year and a half before manning had his first day in court for his pretrial hearing now this thursday february twenty third his actual trial is set to begin now if convicted he faces life in prison. in the court room we can expect to hear the prosecution talk about how manning communicated national defense information to an unauthorized source how he put this country in danger and how he aided an enemy where you probably won't hear is about the torture is conditions manning was held in or about how there's been a lack of harm to national security from the release of these documents regardle

most upgraded and comparable to the bradleys or m 1 tanks found. is it possible to look at those upgrades to bring them up to par so we're all on the same level as also a way to prevent that shutdown and the consequences? so i appreciate your consideration of those concerns as you look at how to balance the books and make it work. i know you have a difficult assignment and take that assignment seriously. a final issue related to upgrades is the four-year testing schedule for the howitzer system and if there's any ability to expedite that, that seems like a lengthy process for what is basically an upgrade of a current system, not a new system. appreciate your service and leadership and having the privilege to represent the army war college. it's been a remarkable honor to serve on this committee. in my final years, i'll leave congress at the end of this year and see what happens next. serving on this committee and having the privilege to interact with true american heroes such as both of you in your service has been something i'll always treasure. s

bradley manning today like you said was ray. ellsberg and bradley manning that his case was so tragic because a i think people who have been paying attention to what's going on over in iraq and afghanistan and all these years nothing he nothing that he allegedly. leaked was a surprise to anybody but as you said daniel ellsberg has lived a long full life and he did something very heroic and helped and the vietnam war are and he's been outside of prison brat bradley. and him up in prison for the rest of his life which is just really to me and it's heartbreaking and heart wrenching to think that he did something so heroic and he might have to pay and also this is a whistleblower occupy the truth conference and barack obama told us he was going to have the most transparent administration in american history has actually been a disaster for civil liberties and his administration is persecuting not prosecuting but persecuting bradley manning and under his administration and there has also there have also been actually six people prose

bradley can continue. he doesn't.as wins 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

the bradley disappeared. we didn't see it any more. i was already getting ready to -- as soon as we got security established, call for helicopter support. >> but miraculously, when the dust clears, the bradley reappears and captain brown radios that all the men are safe. >> no cas. >> he road back and said they were all okay. >> i think i may have been knocked out for a few seconds, then realized what happened, checked on my crew, found out everybody is all right. call it up that we were good to go, still rolling. >> the convoy continues quickly back to its combat outpost. after inspecting the vehicles for damage, the men can finally breathe a sigh of relief. sergeant cautrell realized that the bradley's open hatch was what saved his life. >> for protection i had it straight up. luckily the hatch was between me and a lot of the debris that blasted through. it put a few big dings in my hatch, but i was very happy it was there and protecting me from large chunks of shrapnel. debris probably could have taken me out. >> captain brown downl

now tonight we're going to speak about bradley manning's the rainman meet 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 morphine and i including a dose of happy hour but first take a look with 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 some time out to shine a light on something that happened yesterday at the white house press briefing which should make everybody in the mainstream media stop and think well since they're not talking about it today and for so that means that it hasn't you see yesterday's press brie

history will be formally arraigned tomorrow private first class bradley manning faces a life sentence for his alleged leak to the anti-secrecy group with leaks but critics warn that the u.s. is trying to make an example of the young soldier in order to dissuade others from releasing government secrets as well they call it a war against whistleblowers or black bradley manning is just one of many casualties artie's christine for as our response reports. nearly two years in waiting much of it in solitary confinement and private first class bradley manning strive is finally set to begin. among the twenty two charges filed against him aiding the enemy violating the espionage act and illegally transferring classified data to an unauthorized source . part of that was this video showing u.s. army pilots killing unarmed civilians including to avoid hers and points a video that had been classified by the u.s. military though the government accountability project just great access it never should have been you can't also cannot go around classifying criminal activity that is not proper classific

the name private bradley manning a u.s. soldier accused of passing classified material to the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks has consistently made it into headlines mostly in connection with his trial but now his name is on a different list that of more than two hundred nominees for the nobel peace prize his nomination was put forward by the parliamentary group of the movement of the icelandic parliament and we're joined now from reykjavik by one of its members bridget a young dog. so thanks for joining us here out of all possible contenders why do you think bradley manning deserves this prize how do you think its actions contribute to achieving world peace well i mean one part of. who we should nominate and we don't want to be that bradley manning. because through all he said let's leave now we don't know if that are responsible who are not but at least this nuisance been sitting in jail for needed two years where as he you know he's women who are long whistle on war crimes and it's our opinion that it is not. a crimi

military because all that bradley manning did what bradley manning experienced was he was a rank and file soldier who went to the war in iraq and was repulsed by what he saw he was repulsed by the war and he was repulsed by that the things that you saw going on day to day and so he felt that he had to take a stand and thought that other people deserve to see what was happening what all of their tax dollars were going to you and what their families were dying for now. this is a war this was a war that the vast majority of americans oppose in the majority of soldiers opposed in the war in afghanistan is no different the majority oppose that where the majority of soldiers oppose that war as well so the us military is really dealing with the threat of rank and file soldiers being the ones who take a stand and say this is wrong and we no longer want to take part of it and the people need to know the reality of what's happening because the government is just lying to us. well have a recap of the week's top stories in just a few minutes stay with us here and on to. the it would. be of a lot

of that let's talk about one of the most well known whistleblowers of our time a private manning bradley manning who is accused of leaking information and that video to the whistle blowing website wiki leaks he has his trial begins this thursday he's already been in custody for almost two years i think nine months of that was in solitary confinement. it seems to me that there is going to be no stone left unturned that the government is going to get bradley manning on every count they can as you said to make an example of him among other things to punish him for leaking this keep this information let's compare bradley manning to the most famous whistleblower from you know my parents' generation daniel ellsberg who wrote the pentagon papers the government didn't like him but he. was hailed as a hero do you think that there's been a big change that society doesn't see bradley manning in the same way they see danielle's for well you know i think that there has been a change in the way that the government's rebranded leakers and whistleblowers instead of you know daniel ellsberg was called th

of the whistles the truth seeker's and you want your days of the pentagon papers to wiki leaks and bradley manning the rules of the game seem to be changing so are informers losing their voice in the us. our. our our our the multi-billion euro bailout in greece may pacify the markets for the moment but it's also sent shock waves throughout the country and now it seems that greece may be faulty after all and democracy is a cash strapped country to becoming one of the euro zone's first colony can explore that issue in just a moment. good evening it's wednesday february twenty second four pm here in washington d.c. i'm lucy catherine of it watching our team. now at least seven people were killed in afghanistan today in clashes between security forces and demonstrators protesters there were outraged over the burning of the koran at a nato military airbase and the incident to spark two days of anti western protests across the country with thousands taking to the streets both a top nato general in afghanistan and the white house apologize for the burning here's jay carney yesterday. we apologize

about the bradley manning case b. because of his in just treatment in the course of silencing all the people the courageous people that want to do their civic duty by reporting all crimes the corporate the state or military giuliana sargeant herself was nominated for the peace prize a year ago he didn't get it do you think manning has a chance or you're just trying to make a political message raise awareness of the issue. on primarily making a political message but i didn't think of all the different nominees bradley manning has the as much chance as anybody of the many they could nominate obama. without him having actually done anything then i'm sure that they can. and you have the prize and then i'm sure that they of course will consider this minute carefully like any other nominee what determines that and who gets the nobel peace prize right now do you think it's the real merit in the work of promoting peace or do you think it's more politics. i think it's always been a mix of both. and of course many people have f

bradley was the speaker. did you ever see the movie, you find bradley in middle. eisenhower on one side, patton on the other. patton didn't care for him on account of the general from england. montgomery. general montgomery. montgomery and eisenhower are pretty good buddies. every time patton -- eisenhower would say, george, have you seen eisenhower? he's back there in the car drinking tea. you see him back there. they wouldn't talk the each other. he'd come out, we had that meeting at 3:00 in the morning, we went there and hodges and marshall and brandy was there. we got there and eisenhower wasn't there yet. early in the morning, 3:00 in the morning. i heard eisenhower with the big cadillac, with the big cadillac, you know? where's your garrison hat and patton says where's your helmet you're on the front lines, you wear a helmet. you're on the front lines. he said yep, i don't have to wear it. okay. let me turn the jeep around. so we went back. we left him there. never heard nothing no more from him. nothing. so that was it. i said -- then eisenhower told him, m

. >> of the united states army has confirmed that private bradley manning will face a court- martial for allegedly leaking military secrets. he's accused of giving hundreds of thousands of classified documents to the wikileaks web site. >> bradley manning, the u.s. army intelligence analyst facing a military court martial for his alleged involvement in the leaking of hundreds of thousands of secret u.s. documents to wikileaks. he was arrested in may, 2010, while serving in iraq. it is alleged that he leaked this classified video showing an incident in baghdad in which american forces killed civilians. the footage and hundreds of thousands of secret documents and videos were made public by wikileaks. they detail the abuses in iraq and afghanistan. the top-secret opinions of u.s. diplomats around the world. it was the biggest leak of classified information in american history. his lawyers portray him as a fragile and mentally unstable gunman, unable to be open about his, sexually. -- his lawyers portray him as a fragile and mentally unstable young man. so far, no date has been set for

i wanted to give you an update on bradley manning.will face all 22 charge against him u includes including unauthorized release of half million military reports and cables, and aiding the enemy charge. a lot of people are upset about this, including graham nash, who are "s" a legendary singer, and he wrote a song about it. it's called "almost gone." let's listen to that for a second. ♪ ♪ >> graham nash from the legendary band crossby stills nash and young. thank you for joining us. thank you for writing the song. >> i had no choice. >> tell me why you had no choice and why you called it "almost gone." >> i became a citizen and i feel privileged to live in a country that allows me to speak my mind. when i found out about bradley manning and the treatment that he was getting, not only as an englishman was it not fair, but also was i not concerned particularly with his guilt or innocence, it was a question of following the law. are we a land of laws or are we not. >> that's interesting, a lot of right wingers would say, he broke the law,

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army private bradley manning a closed of passing secret documents and evidence of war crimes to wiki leaks has been nominated for the nobel peace prize has been put forward by peace research center in the u.s. and an icelandic parliamentary group they twenty four year old is awaiting a court martial in the u.s. and faces life in prison and people get a young star to lead the icelandic nomination says exposing crimes shouldn't be regarded as one bradley manning deserve this honor because the. criminal most who are longest on war crimes it is not a criminal act to blow the whistle on war crimes or to blow the whistle on any crime and. we feel that. by these leaks for example the meaning of hello mona. the wall. people who have. put their made to war in afghanistan and iraq through their governments need to now we're going to going on there and by knowing what was going on there and we see this in can apply more pressure on our governments to be accountable for the clones that have been put in our names we do not. lower the bradley manning care is because of his in just treatment of the

about the bradley manning case being because of his in just treatment the records of silencing all the people the courageous people that want to do their civic duty by reporting on crimes the horror of the state or military. all right in just a few minutes here in our see we discuss whether u.s. drone strikes in pakistan are helping the war on terror or hindering it will be after a recap of our top stories in just a moment. resistance is not a politics but a culture. is could. its own. cultures of resistance on marching. band. you. well the british. market. really happening to the global economy with. headlines. couldn't take three. three arrangements three. three. three. three blown videos. free media. if you want. to syria the free syrian army says it expects official recognition from states there are also reports that western countries could actually be propping up. support of the opposition. iran's president promises to reveal a major. program. of stop enriching uranium iran is pursuing a. long list of. tough choice on more. cuts to secure. people angry at already very deep austeri

nearly two years in waiting much of it in solitary confinement and private first class bradley manning struggle is finally set to begin. among the twenty two charges filed against him aiding the enemy violating the espionage act and illegally transferring classified data to an unauthorized source wiki leaks. part of that was this video showing u.s. army pilots killing unarmed civilians including from voyager's employees a video that had been classified by the u.s. military though the government accountability project just will and great access it never should have been you can also cannot go around classifying criminal activity that is not proper classification and i haven't heard a single person claim that what the collateral murder video showed was not work on a sentiment manning seems to agree with in an online chat conversation he said he hoped his putting the information out there would prompt worldwide discussion that he wants people to see the truth a short time later bradley manning was arrested in the process becoming one of the clearest symbols to date of a new set of standar

thank you representative barbara flynn currie, representative john bradley, representative david harris and senator toi hutchinson. you help get the job done with your colleagues. [applause] by doubling the illinois earned income tax credit and improving the personal exemption, we are providing targeted tax relief to a million working families and their children. people like rhonda jones. rhonda is a single mom who is raising five children on the south side of chicago. she works as a public high school counselor for a modest salary. she knows what it's like to live from paycheck to paycheck. year after year, the federal and state earned income tax credit has been her saving grace. she uses that extra money to help pay bills and support her kids through school. three of her children are now in

thank you barbara flynn currie, representative john bradley, representative david harris and senator toi hutchinson. you help get the job done with your colleagues. [applause] by doubling the valley of the illinois income tax credit and improving the personal exemption, we are providing targeted tax relief to a million working families and their children. people like rhonda jones. rhonda is a single mom who is raising five children on the south side of chicago. she works as a public high school counselor for a modest salary. she knows what it's like to live from paycheck to paycheck. year after year, the federal and state earned income tax credit has been her saving grace. she uses that extra money to help pay bills and support her kids through school. three of her children are now in college, and two more are on the

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