waiting for care at the va while the army is going to great lengths to treat convicted trader bradley manningrder. she is not happy about that and a washington times columnist, tammy, good to see you tonight. >> martha, thanks for having me on. >> talk to me about this, you make this comparison that the veterans who have fought for their country are dying while they are waiting for cancer treatments and you feel that the treatment of bradley manning is unfair, given that background? >> it's an extraordinary situation, both situations on their own are remarkable and unacceptable. when you compare the situation, the horrible stories out of the va, so many men and women died, it seems to be what government does. it's like government can't function and in that way it's true but on the other hand, with health care in this case with bradley manning a traitor, they are moving heaven and earth and spending tax dollars top give him the vp health treatment. regardless, you got taxpayer dollars, whether it's organ transplants or in this case a sexual reassignment treatment, it really highlights what the

once known as private bradley manning. was convicted of sending classified documents to wiki-leaks. has asked for hormone therapy and to be able to live as a woman. the pentagon has now approved a transfer plan with the federal bureau of prisons, which provides treatment for transgender inmates. pop singer. justin bieber was last night in the san fernando bieber had allegedly tried to but is under police investigation tonight. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you a's/white sox jim barnett visits the tv booth 13,826 drew pomeranz 2nd start of career sits down marcus semien who took the golden sombrera with 4 strike outs josh reddick switched to some new walk-up music tonight reddick walking up to "careless whis

. >> the soldier known as bradley manning could be transferred from the pentagon to a civilian president. the defense department is considering an army request to transfer private chelsea manning, what she calls herself now, to the civilian prison so she can get treatment for her gender disorder. he was convicted of leaking whiched documents to wikileaks. since then, manning asked for hormone therapy to be allowed to live as a woman. the defense department doesn't provide scene december disorder -- provide this treatment but the federal government does. >> karl rove is backing off a suggestion that hillary clinton has brain damage from a fall. her spokesman shot back at karl rove as a desperate move because they are scared of what she has to offer. >> in 2012 she was not seen or heard from by the public for weeks as she involved from the fall and a blood clot between her brain and skull that postponed her testimony at a benghazi hearing. >>> michael sam is addressing the controversy over him kissing his boyfriend on tv on saturday night, he was drafted to be the first openly gay player p

tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >> man, oh, man. >>> one more flooding incident to show you. this one from philadelphia. look closely. you'll see three people trapped on top of a commuter bus. >> the bus got stuck in floodwaters off of the schuylkill river. and the driver and two passengers were pulled off of that roof and brought to safety. luckily no one was hurt. >>> strong winds and high temperatures on the west coast are helping to fuel a dangerous fire burning east of los angeles. crews worked through the night trying to get a fire line around the flames at rancho cucamonga.

. >>> the pentagon has given approval to transfer the soldier once known as bradley manning to a civilian prison for hormone therapy treatment. manning was convicted in august of leaking classified documents to wikileaks. after the conviction, manning announced the desire to live as a woman and to be called chelsey. that name change became official last month. manning has asked for hormone therapy. that's not possible in a military prison but could be done in a civilian prison. >>> justin bieber is being accused of an attempted robbery. now, police say this stems from an incident that alleged occurred on monday in the los angeles area. and while the department is still being tight-lipped about all of this, tmz claimed it talked to the alleged victim. she says justin bieber and his friends got into a scuffle at a batting cage in the l.a. area. when bieber saw her reach for her cell phone, she claims he demanded he hand it over. when she refused, he allegedly reached into her purse and tried to grab her cell phone. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> 7:18. want to check in with sal and s

. >> the pentagon is trying to transfer bradley manning to a general prison so he can be treated for a disorder. manning is serving 35 years for leaking classified documents to wikileaks. >> a realtor in indiana is fed up with potholes, he's taking matters into his own hand. >> there wasn't a lot of thought. it was there is a pothole, there's a plant. this may be fun. we had fun with it. it's serious. >> it looks fun. curt flock posted this video filling a pothole with a plant. he urms volunteers to adopt a -- urges volunteers to adopt a plant. he says people that see the video may think it is run by the city. he wants to make his point in a humorous way. >> sometimes you have to do the ridiculous to get attention. >> that's what he said, making a parody, but he is making a point. >> i have my moments here every day. >> you sure do. >> thank you. >>> firefighters in california battle a series of wild fires in the southern part of the state. a wildfire burned 30 homes in the home of carlesberg. mandatory evacuation notices have been sent to ohms and businesses, coming as firefighters b

. >>> the arm private known as bradley manning could be leaving the custody of the >>> the notification save an injured whale is underway after first being spot add few weeks afternoon with a rope entangled in its tail and now crews are in two small boats only able to put a tracking device on it and the whale has turned up in the channel islands off southern california with the rope still cutting into it and could cut off the circulation and possibly lead to death. the team left 90 minutes ago with boater equipment and hopefully they can get the whale free. >> a middle school under construction in the east bay could be renamed for a japanese american rights advocate. the san jose mercury news reports that the west contra costa school board will consider renaming portola middle school for the late plan would refused to cooperate with the internment of japanese americans during world war ii and, instead, went into hiding physical he was arrested in 1942 much the arrest was used as a test case against the order by the american civil rights union. in 1988 hes with awarded the medal of freed

darkness because of national security reasons of what they're accusing him of and it's more like a bradley manningtion where there's no cameras or ability to cover the trial, i think that there would be some questions about whether -- how fair is this going to be from people, particularly from folks that would be supportive of edward snowden in what he did. so i think that it's funny, you hear him say that. and i'll tell you with secretary kerry i heard it in his voice and when i deal with national security folks. there's almost blind rage of anger when it comes to the administration in general, and in the intelligence community at edward snowden. and a lot of it has to do with because of -- how damaging it was to america's diplomatic reputation. forget -- they talk about sources and method and all of those things. but the damage it has done to president obama, in particular, and america's image around the world, that's what gets people like secretary kerry, who deals into diplomacy, so angry. >> a fascinating kwhan of events. chuck todd, neither rain were nor sleet, for gloom of night will keep y

private bradley manning, now known as chelsea elizabeth manning, is serving a 30-year sentence at ft.ng public more than 700,000 classified documents. he did this while serving as a low-level intelligence officer in iraq. he also latched onto video of an apache helicopter mission that resulted in civilian casualties. manning passed on this mountain of explosive secrets to wikileaks traitor julian assange and another fellow computer hacker who ultimately turn them into the feds. considering time already spent in the brig, private manning whose diagnosis, suffering from gender dysphoria, will be eligible for parole in seven years. in the meantime, he's demanding transfer to a civilian prison so he can avail himself of hormone therapy, something the army does not do. in fact, army policy prohibits transgenders from serving. figure that one out. the secretary of defense, chuck hagel, is bent on banishing this restriction and allowing transgenders in the army. so the public would be forced to pay for expensive transgender medical treatment, including sex change operations. you might call t

happened or with the trinidad bradley manning , and therea manning was a story and bus feed singer peoplethe intelligence committee who want you dead. how are you coping with this, coping with the fear? >> it is no mystery that there -- iovernments out there have made clear again and again and again that i go to sleep every morning thinking about what i can do for the american people. i don't want to harm my government. i want to help my government. the fact that they are willing to completely ignore due process, willing to declare guilt without ever seeing a trial, these are things we need to work against as a society that, hey, this is not appropriate. >> let's be clear, that is edward snowden having a ted talk on a person because he is political asylum in russia right now, very concerned if he came to the united states, well, as you say in your book, edward snowden was inconceivably calm in hong kong and felt profoundly at peace with what he had done. you write, he once joked, i called the bottom bunk at gitmo. talk about who edward snowden was and is. what is his background? you revea

i remember an article in 2011 that went bradley manning was stained.it bordered on torture i remember being confused initially why would they do that? put her in those kind of conditions? it seems so counterproductive and distracted attention and turned her into a martyr and even jeopardize in any statements that she made were incriminating saying it was a byproduct of coercion. in the reason they subjected her to that treatment is the same reason they were so vindictive about prosecuting whistle-blowers even though they use proper channels and have done little harm which is the same reason it put people in orange jumpsuits thousands of miles away and torture people to go around the world. but to send the message if you think about meaningfully undermining specifically and whistleblowing take a look at what was needed to chelsea manning. and all the other whistle-blowers and you should think twice. but let edward snowden, to which he wrote welcome party to severely undermine it would incentivized other people that is the reason why they're so desperate

the pentagon approving a transfer for private bradley manning to get gender treatment. apy. the treatment is not possible in a military prison, only in civilian prisons. >>> and new this morning, american astronaut back on earth after a six-month stint on the international space station. but russia says that he might be the last one to go up, at least from america. they're cutting off america's access to the space station. vladimir putin firing back over ukraine sanctions, saying russia will not help the u.s. launch astronauts into space, this despite america paying them $60 million per launch. >>> we just learned international monetary fund chief christine lee guard is withdrawing from speaking at smith college at their graduation. she was derailed by protesters. she joins secretary condoleeza rice who decided not to speak at rutgers for the same reason. >> students get together as among faculty to make sure students who have opinions they don't like get disinvited. >> earlier we said whether underground founder bill heirs spoke at a graduation in 2008, but he was disin

officials in the cases of edward snowden as well as bradley manning now chelsea manning i think we should also recall as a footnote that as a senator mr kerry voted for the invasion of iraq an invasion based on lies and if we'd had whistleblowers with the courage and positioned in a similar space inside the government as edward snowden then perhaps the invasion of iraq could have been avoided so i think one of the problems with the demagoguery we're getting from secular state kerry right now is that the real threats in terms of public information from the government to the well being and safety of americans and others around the world come from a feel your to disclose information to the public rather than the other way around if i get add there's some history here as well i remember during that the pentagon papers disclosures these were the forty seven classified volumes of the pentagon papers showing the government lies about vietnam it was a government went to try to enjoin the publication and it was said my gosh it will end diplomacy it'll be terrible to the interest of the united stat

tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >> man, oh, man. >>> one more flooding incident to show you. this one from philadelphia. look closely. you'll see three people trapped on top of a commuter bus. >> the bus got stuck in floodwaters off of the schuylkill river. and the driver and two passengers were pulled off of that roof and brought to safety. luckily no one was hurt. >>> strong winds and high temperatures on the west coast are helping to fuel a dangerous fire burning east of los angeles. crews worked through the night trying to get a fire line around the flames at rancho cucamonga. more than 1,100 acres have burned so far. nearby residents were evacuated until they could go back. >> every time you think it's just going to go by, it doesn't. these houses, last time, the backyards burnt on these houses. so, we know it's real. and it can happen. >> strong winds prevented aircraft from joining in the battle against the fire. weather conditions are expected to be the same today. >>> we're going to get a professional take on what you can expect today across america. >> for that, we'

possibly cuba but it really is a guessing game i think that we could leaps will as they do in the bradley manning case if you will call. their country we will then see whether it's fact it is in danger the sending of the citizens of that country. and using very from around the world now seventeen people have reportedly been killed in a nigerian village a time carried down by the local islam is group boko around the village of gone situated in the country's northeast and is not far from the region where extremists kidnapped some two hundred schoolgirls a month ago out that tague also comes a day after a double blast in the central city of jos in which a hundred and eighteen people were killed the bombings also blamed on her run targeted a local market and hospital for the second explosion times to kill rescue workers who rushed to the scene. ages former president hosni mubarak has been sentenced to three years in prison for muzzling the court found him guilty of stealing more than seventeen million dollars from state funds while he was in power mubarak's two sons were also found guilty receiving f

prison in order to receive treatment for her gender disorder private chelsea manning formerly bradley manning has asked for the hormone hormone treatments required to begin the transition to living as a woman for the d.o.d. refuses to provide such treatment though its doctors can diagnose the need for it and have been mannix case and though the don't ask don't tell law has been repealed transgender people are still barred from military service defense secretary chuck hagel gives his reasons for that the issue of transgender is a bit more complicated because it. has. a medical component to it i do think it continually should be reviewed i'm open to that by the way. at the same time legal experts have said that keeping a transgender soldier in a men's prison without treatment could amount to cruel and unusual punishment this is where the federal bureau of prisons comes in which does provide treatment prompting hagel to greenlight discussions of a possible transfer plan but it was kept under wraps until two pentagon officials leaked the information to the associated press pentagon press secretar

in cyber espionage it creates united states i think that we could leaps will as they do in the bradley manning case if you will call will announce that country we will then the scene was a fact it is dangerous to say near the surface and so that contrie. intelligence analysts again launch any holiday and this attorney holly thank you very much indeed for your time weapons shaved heads. thank you. and the latest additional how program breaking this as. i mean motion investigators they lead by a great mold that caused all the hype and here's a preview. in a top secret documents obtained by journalist glenn greenwald and more poydras the n.s.a. is recording every single phone call on the island nation of the bahamas you heard me right now this is recording and storing the audio virtually every phone call made in the country of about three hundred seventy thousand people without the knowledge or consent of the government the program is called so mall get and allows the n.s.a. to store phone conversations for up to thirty days which agents can then go back and listen to at their leisure now along w

. >>> the pentagon could be getting ready to make an unprecedented move for chelsea manning once known as bradley. published reports say she may be moved to a civilian facility and treated for gender treatment. she says she wants to live out her life as a woman and asked for treatment. >>> four couples all gay challenged the law approved by voters back in 2006. idaho's governor said that the state will appeal. officials say unless this day is granted they will begin issuing those marriage certificates friday morning. >>> well, the search continues today for those missing nigerian school girls. coming up on al jazeera america, we'll look at boko haram and how it uses islam to achieve it's goals. >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this thing where you talk to experts about people, and al jazeera has really tried to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to be your first choice for entertainment. we are ment to be your first choice for the news. >> it was one month ago today girls kidnapped from their schools in nigeria, the drones are now being used to look for girls in addition

then again, it's bradley johnson is the man who's caught sleeping. not once but twice, runs up the back of it. >> the corner meets giroud, hacked away by elmander. there is a battle in terms of that goal keeping department for the world cup. john ruddy, which one would you snake. >> well, i think foster is probably ahead of the other two because of his previous experience with england. i would go with foster. he has a lot of big game experience this season. almost a nothing position that they get the goalkeeper with a chance of actually appearing on the field are next to nil. so say why not take a rookie? everybody wants to go to the world cup. >> did miss out on the european championships two years ago with an injury sustained just before the tournament. here's johnson now ryan bennett. turner. olsson. bennett once again. matched against today, know interest yen bassong as part of the norwich defense. martin, picked up by mikel arteta. tetty, martin looking for elmander, he's defended once again by koscielny. . ranlsy. back there by bennett. tettey

they will need it especially when they're competing with -- bradley wiggins, he's the only man to winr de france back in 2012 and the olympic gold medal in the same year. the race starts here at 10:45 in the morning in east san jose. we're live, kiet do, kpix 5. >> the amgen tour ends in thousand oaks in southern california on sunday. >>> well, americans are getting older. the census bureau expects 21% of americans to be 65 years old and up by 2050. >> i just hope to still be alive at that point. that's compared to just 13% in 2010 and under 10% in 1970. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here to tell us the implication of the ailing population on -- aging population on long-term care. >> reporter: yeah, it's really over 100 years when you think about it. according to a recent "60 minutes" segment, since the start of the 20th century, we have increased life expectancy in this country by a remarkable 30 years. go back to 100ment we were living to 49. -- 1900. we were living to 9. today it's -- 49. today it's 79 and women and men above the age of 90. they are now the fastest

chelsea manning, formerly known as bradley, is a transgender military inmate sentenced to 35 years in prison for sending those classified documents to wikileaks. her request to have hormone therapy while in military prison is a first of its kind. while no decision has been made, it's creating a dilemma for the defense department. how to treat a soldier for a diagnosed disorder without violating long-standing military policy. transgender men and women aren't allowed to serve in the u.s. military. secretary hagel says those guidelines need a second look. >> i'm open to those assessments, because, again, i look back to the bottom line, every qualified american who wants to serve our country should have an opportunity. if they fit the qualifications, and can do it. >> the recent report estimates more than 15,000 transgender men and women are serving in the military and national guard right now. joining me now is a former one of those numbers. he was recently discharged because of the ban on the transgenders in the military. landon, thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you for having

according to the associated press, manning once known as bradley maybe moved to a treatment prison for treatment of a gender disorder, asking for hormone therapy and to live out the rest of her life as a woman. the u.s. military doesn't provide such treatments and he can't be discharged while serving a 35 year prison sentence. >> a stay of execution or a prisoner on death row in texas. he was supposed to be put to death tuesday for raping and murdering a woman in 1991. it was set for the first execution in the country since a botched execution last month in oklahoma. >> clerks in idaho expected to issue marriage license to say same sex couples friday morning. tuesday a federal judge ruled the state's ban on gay marriage is unconstitutional. the constitution at of the law was challenged. idaho's governor saying he will appeal the unjunction. they will start issuing marriage certificates friday morning. >> some of the most cancer treatment drugs can run tens of thousands of dollars. doctors question if it's worth writing a prescription. >> a victory for your privacy rights on the web. a

man was really all about. [ticking] >> you want to go to college? >> much as it kills me, yes. >> when ed bradley met richar anozier in 2005, it was for a story about the harlem children's zone, an inner-city education program run by a remarkable man named geoffrey canada... >> good morning, boys and girls. >> and considered one of the most ambitious social experiments to alleviate poverty in our lifetime. >> if you work hard... >> but back then, there was no way to tell if the experiment was working. today the results are in, and they're nothing short of stunning. just ask richar anozier. do you know what college you want to go to? >> stanford. >> what do you want to do after stanford? >> i would like to earn my way to being a ceo. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm bob simon. in this edition, we look at three groundbreaking approaches to education. first, we visit the seed public charter school, the nation's first urban public boarding school. later, we meet some unlikely students who are getting a liberal arts college degree behind bars. and finally, we go to the harlem children's zone unde

the same man has a history of confronting celebrities, including will smith, leonardo dicaprio and bradleye most recently put his head up america ferrara's dress at the cannes flim festival. this is the same guy? >> all a sudden a slap in the face isn't seeming so bad. >>another late-night talk show host is calling it quits. chelsea handler is leaving her show, "chelsea lately", at the end of her contract in august. she will wrap her seventh year on the "e" network with a month of special episodes and surprise guests, leading up to the live series finale. quentin tarantino and uma thurman are now an item! i have been saying this for years. he is upset with her. tarantino directed thurman in the movie "pulp fiction"... now "us weekly" reports that the two have taken their relationship to the next level. thurman split from her on- again, off-again fiance arpad busson in april. i have the same theory about woody allen and mira sorvino. i know it's not my best day to barbeque but it's coming out. >> it's a bit cool for the barbecue but today 71 degrees. as long as you bring in food for the res

bradley and christie turner eventually turned themselves in and are now facing a whole litany of charges. turner was in court, battered and bruised, with his attorney by his side. >> we're dealing with a man who's a father and a husband and a hard-working man. and he was just completely terrified. >> reporter: police say they did not charge the young men because they were defending themselves. >> a lot of people are saying, you should have put the phone down and called the cops. done the right thing. but it's like, if you are in that predicament what are you going to do? you don't know. it's the heat of the moment. adrenaline's going, you're not going to think right. and we defended ourselves that's what we did. >> reporter: the case is making its way through the court system and bradley turner is now looking at prison time. upwards of four years. all because he lost his cool on the road. for "nightline," this is dan harris in new york. bradley turner pled not guilty last year. we reached out to his lawyers for comment. they would only say the legal process was still ongoing. >>> next, these couples put down big bucks for the perfect wedding. only to find themselves locked out and out of

man, world cup's coming up. espn. we're going to be rockin' and rolling it. mix diskerud, great name. gets the loose ball and scores. take another look. michael bradley'st didn't go through. but diskerud gets the goal. brad davis, from the corner. aron johansson, heads up. usa, 2-0. >> first time they'd ever played a soccer game, those two teams. >> there you go. thank you. >>> who do you like in the nhl? who is going to win the whole thing? >> the kings. >> he's with the kings. i'm with the other guys. >> all right. >>> up next in "the pulse," bill murray crashes a bachelor party and gives a great speech. >>> plus, comedian, actor and inspirational speaker. the commencement speech that had jim carrey trending all night long. it's important to know the difference. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. and that i had to take action. so he talked to me about xarelto®. [ male announcer ] xarelto® is the first oral prescription blood thinner proven to treat and help prevent dvt and pe that doesn't require regular blood monitoring or changes to your diet. [ bria

sustain the number of counterattacks, we ultimately lost one bradley fighting vehicle struck by iraqi fire and the crew was wounded, one man was killed. that was their only loss but again we were halted and once we halted the enemy had a chance to shoot at us effectively. as long as we were on the move and attacked on the move we were almost in vulnerable to enemy fire. we probably killed, estimates vary, 1200, 1800 men, destroyed 70 tanks, probably 100 armored fighting vehicles so it was not an even fight. we really annihilated them and they stunned to see us because we came out of a sand storm from a direction they didn't expect. >> host: we're talking with colonel douglas macgregor about his book "warrior's rage: the great tank battle of 73 easting". at what point did you find out that you were going to stop, that you were not going to push even further and try to annihilate the republican guard? >> we sensed that this was the case probably at 8:00 in the evening. this was four hours after the initial assault. we were told that we would eventually going to reserve status because the divisions that were behind us would m

the man with hnds that night, in court papers he's identified as alexander bradley, not currently charged in this case. he's jailed on an unrelated charge. prosecutors say that friend told them hernandez was enraged over that spilled drink and convinced the stranger who bumped him was, quote, trying him. the suv hernandez is suspected of driving was later found covered in cobwebs at his cousin's house, but not until after the murder of odin lloyd about a year later. hernandez has pleaded not guilty in that case and in this one. >> how do you plead to this en indictment? >> not guilty. >> reporter: sgl prosecutors say hernandez told his friend alexander bradley, quote, i think i got one in the head and one in the chest. the trial is probably a good one to two years away. still have to go through one trial coming up for odin lloyd. don't have a trial date on that. >> this precedes the odin lloyd trial. this is before, right? >> that's right. they were getting nowhere with trying to solve this kaels. it wasn't until after the murder of oh did lloyd, so sad, so tranlic, that they were able to

have music from a man who started his career as a james brown impersonator under the name black velvet. now he's himself. this is his album. it's called "victim of love." charles bradleyt stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, johnny knoxville will be here, dave salmoni will be stop by with wild animals, we'll have music from timeflies. and later this week, adam sandler, magic johnson, elle fanning, silicon valley's tj miller, and music from lykke li and little dragon too. so join us for that. our first guest tonight may sound like an imaginary character from sesame street, but he is very, very real. he is the co-anchor of "good morning america" and the host of "this week with george stephanopoulos." please welcome george stephanopoulos. [ cheers and applause ] good to see you. i'm glad you're here. you're always in new york. >> that's where i live. >> jimmy: rarely able to come out here. >> i wait too long. >> jimmy: what are you doing sneer. >> i came here to see angelina jolie. she's got this new movie out called "maleficent." i talked to her right before the show. >> jimmy: you flew out to interview her. >> and to see you. >> jimmy: but more to see her. >>

bradley to appear on "mad money." >> well, i'd like that, too, but i'm not a logistics champion here. i'm not a champion. that group has been very challenged. i'm happy to have that manthe show. i think that would be very good tv. but i'm certainly not going to recommend the stock. here you go. despite the recalls, i think gm is doing quite well. and i think the stock is a buy. up next, check the tags on your clothes. you know the brands of the iconics group. but can the stock make you money? "mad money" is back after the break. >>> the cold weather that's been a drag on the consumer's finally left us. it might be a time to get a read on retail for the rest of the year. which brings me to iconix. under the radar house of 35 brands from everything from house, apparel, footwear, electronics. you'll know these names, joe boxer, london fog, candy's, danskin, among many others. iconix owns these brands. and the company then licenses them out to various retailers and apparel makers who are the ones that make and sell the product. and they pay iconix quite a good royalty. and on every value of the spectrum from saks 5th avenue all the way down to walmart. they have a terrif

the man with hernandez that night, in court papers he's identified as alexander bradley, not currently. prosecutors say that friend told them hernandez was enraged over that spilled drink and convinced the stranger who bumped him was, quote, trying him. the suv hernandez is suspected of driving was later found covered in cobwebs at his cousin's house but not until after the murder of odin lloyd about a year later. hernandez pleaded not guilty in that case and in this one. >> how do you plea? not guilty. >> reporter: prosecutors and other law enforcement sources say hernandez was growing more and more paranoid leading up to the double murder in boston and later odin lloyd. yet, it never seemed to effect his game. susan candiotti, cnn, boston. >> our thanks to susan candiotti. >>> in hollywood, a red carpet crasher attacking brad pitt. the star hit in the face while signing autographs during the premier of "maleicent." entertainment correspondent nischelle turner has the skinny on it. >> he's really ramped it up since 2012. he is. this is a question, though, because now we're talking abo