to brian manning, he's a son who is in deep trouble. they haven't talked in months. g dropped his dad from his visitor's list. brian manning once had a security clearance and served in the navy. in his first interview, brian manning made it clear he hasn't given up on his son. when you heard the news of your son's conviction, 20 counts, what went through your mind? >> i was relieved. they had taken that one charge out -- >> the aiding the enemy charge. >> yeah. so i was relieved about that. but i still did the math in my head and said well, if he was sentenced to all the other crimes, it would still be -- he would be 90 to 100 years old before he ever saw the light of day. and it was kind of upsetting and frightening that your son is being accused of these horrible breaches of security. >> early on you were defending your son, saying that you believe he is innocent and a scapegoat. do you still believe he didn't leak classified documents. >> in my heart i believe that. >> you believe he's innocent? >> right. and logistically i can't understand. knowing the computers a

to others, he's a hero pop to brian manning, he's a son who is in trouble. they haven't talked for days. brian manning served in the navy and himself had a clearance. he has not given up on his son. here's my exclusive interview. when you heard the news of your son's conviction, 20 counts, what went through your mind? >> i was relieved because, you know, they had taken that one charge out that -- >> aiding the enemy charge? >> yeah. so i was elated about that. but then i still did the math in my head and said, well, if he was sentenced to all the other crimes, he'd still be -- you know, he'd be 90 to 100 years old before he ever saw the light of day. and it was kind of upsetting, frightening, you know, that your son's being accused of these horrible briefs of security. >> early on, i know you were defending your son saying you believe he's innocent. that he's a scapegoat. do you still believe that he didn't leak classified documents. >> in my heart, i believe that. >> you believe he's innocent? >> right. and logistically, i can't understand, because knowing

to brian manning he's a son whose in deep trouble. they haven't talked in months. ley manning dropped his dad from the visiting list in confinement. in the first interview since the court marshall began brian manning made it clear he's not given up on his son. here is my interview. when you heard the news of your son's conviction, 20 counts, what went through your mind? >> relieved to know he had taken that one charge out that -- >> the aiding the enemy charge? >> yeah, i was a little relieved about that but i still did the math in my head and said well, if he was sentenced to all the other crimes, he would still be, you know, he would be 90 to 100 years old before he ever say the light of day and it was -- it kind of upsetting and frightening, you know, that your son is being accused of these horrible breaches of security. >> early on, i know you were defending your son saying you believe he's innocent, that he is a scraapegoat. did you still believe he didn't leak classified documents? >> in my heart i believe that. >> you believe he's innocent. >> right and logis

. >> tim: brian cash man of the yankees, finding the pieces, albeit late in the season with the weekave had. you know who else has, ben sherg ton. i don't think major league baseball had heard of mike carp before this year. but they've heard of him now. nice pickup by ben cherrington, the general manager of the red sox who has done a terrific job. his first move last year. the big trade in august where adrian gonzalez, nick punto -- >> kenny: carl crawford. >> tim: and josh beckett went to the dodgers unloading a ton of salary from the red sox. i did not think that the red sox would be able to move that salary. i don't think anybody did. now look at the hottest team in baseball. the remarkable los angeles dodgers. >> kenny: who will be on fox this jon henry. red sox owner. red sox and dodgers next saturday. on fox -- in los angeles. red sox lost 93 games a year ago. what a turn around and how about the dodgers. 41-8. 41-8 over their last 49 games. >> tim: 24-3 since the allstar game. 24-3. >> kenny: how did they lose the three games? >> tim: i don't know. i know clayton kershaw lost

. >> smith: brian manning is a former navy intelligence analyst. >> i thought that was pretty risky-- "hey, you know, aren't you going against the policy that's in place where you're at?" >> smith: manning was taking a big risk. under the army's "don't ask, don't tell" rules, gay soldiers, like manning, were required to keep their sexual orientation secret. his friends also worried about his political activism. >> in his facebook profile, he posted signs and pictures at his presence at rallies. >> smith: gay rights rallies? >> right. this struck me as very dangerous to his position. i mean, i admired him for his... you know, for his courage on this, but i thought it might be a little bit foolhardy. >> smith: during this period, manning also started a relationship with a young man from upstate new york named tyler watkins. on weekends, bradley would visit him in boston, where watkins was studying. during those trips, the young intelligence analyst also found a new group of friends, computer science students and hackers. at the time, wikileaks was already making headlines, and julian as

i'm brian shack man. tuesday, august the 27th. later in the cooler, we'll have letterman chiming in on miley cyrus. no joke. we have a story on drive-in prostitution and a topless news interviewer, but i do want to begin on a much more somber and serious note this morning. the latest on syria. the top u.s. officials say chemical weapons were used and the president is considering a limited military strike on select targets inside that country. yesterday u.n. inspectors visited the site of the attack. although there are very low expectations, folks, for what their probe will actually uncover, secretary of state john kerry says there is little doubt as to what happened there. >> what we saw in syria last week should shock the conscience of the world. it defies any code of morality. let me be clear, the indiscriminate slaughter of civilians, the killing of women and children and innocent bystanders by chemical weapons is a moral obscenity. the reported number of victims, the reported symptoms of those who were killed or injured, the f

i'm brian shakt man. yes, we do have the cat dressed up as a shark on a rumba. of course we do. we also have how things are getting worse for the new york yankees. we'll have those later in the cooler and in sports. we begin this morning with yet another dangerous summer wildfire in california. the sill vir fire torched thousands of acres in the southern part of the state. the fire already raised 15 homes as 40 mile-per-hour winds spread across the already pretty dry area. first scene on tuesday afternoon, it spread to 6,000 acres in a matter of hours. by night fall, it could be seen glowing in the california hills. almost looks like volcano. some 1500 people and campers have been evacuated. two firefighters and one resident have been injured. >>> there is no love lost between the united states and rush why particularly since edward snowden has been granted temporary asylum by moscow. now the white house is cancelling president obama's planned talks with his russian counterpart. president obama and putin were expected to sit down and discuss among other things serious on going c

i'm brian shack man. tuesday, august the 27th.e cooler, we'll have letterman chiming in on miley cyrus. no joke. we have a story on drive-in prostitution and a topless news interviewer, but i do want to begin on a much more somber and serious note this morning. the latest on syria. the top u.s. officials say chemical weapons were used and the president is considering a limited military strike on select targets inside that country. yesterday u.n. inspectors

i'm brian shakt man. yes, we do have the cat dressed up as a shark on a rumba. of course we do. how things are getting worse for the new york yankees. we'll have those later in the cooler and in sports. we begin this morning with yet another dangerous summer wildfire in california. the sill vir fire torched thousands of acres in the southern part of the state. the fire already raised 15 homes as 40 mile-per-hour winds spread across the already pretty dry area. first scene on tuesday afternoon,

san jose police say they found 2,000 images of child porn inside the home of this man, brian westfall. westfall worked as sub in the oak grove school district for several years and previously worked with kids at the ymca. the oak grove school district released a statement it reads, in part, -- -- >> as part of the investigation, police are interviewing former students. >>> still to come, first, rather, sentencing day for a former south bay youth sports referee. 50-year-old scott domnauer was convicted last month of committing lewd acts and sending porn to three teenage girls. the monterey county sheriff's office began investigating domnauer last year when he contacted a 14-year-old girl on social media. he was later arrested at his home in san jose, he now faces more than 14 years in prison. >>> coming up, same scam, different city. why investigators are warning people to be wary of people looking for snakes. >>> plus, a different take on texting and driving laws. the court case that could set a new precedent for who is responsible for a crash. >>> plus, money for your old apple iphon

brian tuck man reports. >> reporter: he felt and lump and he and his wife nancy went to see a dr. fata. >> he said it was cancer and treatable with chemotherapy. >> reporter: she said she had a new job and would have insurance in days. your insurance kicked in? >> yes. >> reporter: you would pay with insurance? >> yes. >> reporter: he said it is better to have medicaid? >> those are his exact words. >> reporter: dr. fata wouldn't treat her husband until she was approved for medicaid which she didn't know at the time she was part of an elaborate medicare, medicaid scam that lined his pockets with tens of millions of dollars. >> every time we could go for a checkup or whatever, the first thing he would ask, have you heard from medicaid yet? no, we have not. well, we have to wait for that because treatments are very expensive. >> reporter: he wouldn't do any treatment? >> nothing. >> reporter: so your husband had this growing tumor and he said you need medicaid before we start? >> yes. >> reporter: she brought her husband to another facility where he was treated immediately and profi

this fabulousood even es up on the trees, much less my stomach, the orchards are helped out byhis man, brianbeekman. you see, with more than 40 million blossoming almond trees throughout the central valley, there is a lot of work tdo. it's anxciting, action-packed me of the year as bee keepers bring in their winged forces to do the job. >> what happens is when the trees bloom all at the same time, then the beego from-- from one tree, they work one tree, then they fly across the road to the other ones. and they actually touch the pollen from--from the other tree to the other tree that they landed o they do that all day long every day. and that's what produces nuts and fruit and whatever the bees are-- or whatever the farmer itrying to produce. >> on average, it takes re than 3 million bees to do the job. having to pollinate all of those trees in a short amount of time brings up the question who'really busier this timof year, the farmers or the bee >> uh, you know, i'd say they're busier than me 'cause they work 7 days a week. and i do, too, but--but, uhthey never--that's why i have to work 7

different purposes i mean this is solid and liquid mix used for making soap but i know from a man you brian who works here is that i mean these big dry trash and deceased actually raw material that you say to turn around for manufacture on three feet much income i was going to do that ok this is a feat for a fish feed and on to take. this bone meal is made from live the leftovers pulled with animal carcasses and beef and trends it's then used to see chickens and also prunes for the european market. jane. want to see. many. options i don't see coming from the city people eating fish and. chicken. paid to these. terrorists to get to my body. but what you see here is i believe i mean i think of any. or any any any place. eighty open a meal sectarians here built in the middle of town and give those toxic fumes day and night which makes death the most polluted city in the world. can you see the smoke over there what i want to get out of it how long could anyone last here. that take a look at the x. rays of been habitants lungs any of them you'll see they're black or got it under x. ray they appe

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brian j. martin the man identified for the real estate property on trulia. >> my husband said his grammar is not right. >> reporter: a red flag that is the first of many. the man says he is in indiana for work and encourages her to drive by. >> everything he said is that he would mail me the keys. he wouldn't come because he is out of town. >> reporter: and the sign off. i await your urgent reply, text only. she was supposed to meet him at the property. she showed up and he never did. she called the number on the sign. >> and he said it's not for rent. >> reporter: this is the actually listing agent. calls from people who had seen the same listing, contacted by the same scam artist. >> at that point i sent the note to the local mls and let them know this is happening in our backyard. >> we are starting to hear more and more that people are being scammed. >> reporter: mls listings president, jim harrison says it's not new but it is more frequent. scammers copying listings and the pictures and reposting them as their own, asking the victim to mail deposit money behave they see the property. vargas

. >> you know, this is going to cause problems for brian's man purse and for women's bags which theseend bags. i might recognize this one here. we wouldn't think about leaving home without them, but it you're going to an nfl game as you indicated you're going to have leave home without them and this is what the new brian purse or women's purse is going to have to look like if you're going to a game. the nfl has new rules this season but they're being enforced not on the field by referees but at the stadium entrance by security. >> this one unfortunately is too big. >> i'll put it in my car. >> reporter: it's a ban on almost every type of bag from backpacks to camera cases to diaper totes and yes, ladies, that includes all but the tiniest of purses. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: fans are scrambling to comply at the monday night game many were turned away. >> i found out about it on-line before i came to the game and i thought my bag was the right size. >> reporter: taking a page seemingly from the tsa playbook, plastic freezer bags are allowed. one per person. a clear tote no larger than

for different purposes i mean this is solid liquid mix used for making salt water i know from man not you brian is that i mean these big dry trash and she's actually raw material that you say to turn around on manufacture on three feet much income i was going to do that ok she sees her feet fish feed and bones you think. this bone meal is made from laissez leftovers pulled with animal carcasses and beef and trails it's then used to see chickens and also prunes for the european market. jane. went to see. many. shops and to see chemical missing. people eating fish and. chicken. jade goody's we. have never seen you get change in my body. but what you see here it's unbelievable i mean i don't think of any. or any any any place. eighty open air bone meal sectarians here built in the middle of housing and give those toxic fumes day and night which makes death the most polluted city in the world. when you see the smoke over there what i want to say about how long could anyone last here is that take a look at the x. rays of inhabitants lungs any of them you'll see they're black under x. ray they appear

>> brian: that would be great. >> brian: thank you so much. >> steve: thank you. >> brian: good job. >> good job, mano minority got obama phones! he gave us a phone! he's doing to do more. >> brian: the program was designed to help people who could not afford phones but it's spiraling out of control. why hasn't it been fixed? because she looks like that use . online or on the phone, we help you hire right the first time with honest reviews on over 720 local services. i want it done right. i don't want to have to worry about it or have to come back and redo it. with angie's list, i was able to turn my home into the home of my dreams. for over 18 years, we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today. at chico's we're famous for our so slimming jeans. ♪ now, meet our instantly slimming, secretly shaping dresses, skirts and pants. ♪ they slim, smooth, and shamelessly flatter, exactly where it matters. the so slimming collection. so fabulous. only at chico's and chicos.com. [ villain ] well mr. baldwin... it appears our journey has come to a delightful end. then i better use the

. >> and also let all will talk to brian that who was in man-to-man will talk to him. >> let's take a look outside this morning. >> your saturday forecast. we are waking up to a mix of sun and clouds as you can see over the san mateo bridge. >> the upper 50s for the bay right now appeared >> by noontime we are expecting mostly sunny skies. >> this morning. an east bay landmark will be reduced to the historic building at cal coming down. kron 4's mike pelton is live more on the implosion and why this building has to come down. mike. >> this building is what to make a big hit when it hits the ground and the idea is as the energy moves through it will allow us to map out parts of the terrain that are more precut prone a less prone to shaking appeared >> discomposure will give us the opportunity with the ground will do if an earthquake hits. >> this building has over 12,000 lbs. of concrete and steel and will have an impact on the hayward fault. >> the likelihood of anything happen because of this building being imploded is slim to none because is not a make that big of an impact on the h

man. >> brian todd, cnn, off the coast of cape cod. >> all right, coming up in the next hour, this hourld say, oprah winfrey claims that she was the victim of racism. ininvolves a% that costs more than a car. hear what happened. >>> we are just one month away now from the nautica triathlon. six of out of viewers, along with me, are going to be swimming a half mile in the ocean, biking 18 miles and running four miles on the beach. the culmination of seven months of intensive training. i can also tell you they're happy and healthy. if you're looking for a way to get fit, but aren't ready to commit to a triathlon, let me give you a quick tip. just try getting more sleep. not only does it give you the emergency you need, but the will power to not reach for that bag of potato chips the next day. a new study finds less sleep means less activity in your frontal cortex. that's the part that helps you make decisions about what to eat. you don't get enough sleep r, don't have the good judgment to make wise food choices. i hope you will join us next month for the race and until then, stay healthy.

brian cranston. thanks for coming on, man.soches for being here, we're enormous fans in this building. >> thank you very much. >> you got quite the resume, young man. >> thank you, sir. >> emmy award-winning actor, writer, director, played hall in malcolm in the middle. >> uh-huh. >> stephen: coming up we've got the second half of the final season of breaking bad. >> yeah. >> stephen: before we get to that i want to show people something. you were a come i con this year but people didn't know. >> even when i was on the panel. >> stephen: take a look, put this up there. this is you walking around comic con. >> yes. >> stephen: was this so you could enjoy comic con. >> it was-- landon mire built this. he is a breaking bad fan and that is a mask. it looks kind of like i have elephantitis a little bit. >> stephen: you look a little bit like james lipton from inside the actor's studio. >> yes. >> and then you did the power rangers. >> stephen: were you a power ranger? you were a power ranger. >> i did a lot of the voice overs. i wa

what do you make of the fact that nbc news, tom brokaw, matt brokaw, the $25 million man, brian williams is now a host on their news channel. what do you make of that? >> that's right. that's where this debate needs to shift now. as i have said and so many of our friends have said in the conservative media watchdog world, news busters and media research council have been great watchers of this demagogue, it's up to the corporate media to finally hold themts accountable for their own enabling. if they won't do it, viewers and people of good faith have to do it. call him to the carpet. take action. you're not going to get an apology. but this is a moment, a turning point to make this man responsible. >> all right, michelle malkin, thanks so much for being with us. >>> coming up next, a special "hannity" investigation. our own has discovered a textbook. you won't believe what else this school district is trying to teach your kids. todd will be on that book right here in our studios. plus, there's still time to vote for the video of the day. simple. log on to hannity live fox news.com, on tw

man. he dropped one a moment ago. got another chance. that's a touchdown. >> brian: that's important. the fact that you can see a kid that drops the ball and comes back to make the play. that's pretty good. rob ryan shaking his head. it's tough with this group in the second half. those type of plays, the sneak route underneath by a wide receiver that tends to escape a defense that's just trying to line up, see if they are where they are supposed to be. trying to be physical enough to make the team. >> thom: the point after is good. a one-point good. saints 24, texans 23. a touchdown catch by alex le mon. you ready to play madden 25? no, i promised my son i would school him first. but he's asleep, i think the poor kid's a little scared. woah. what's up? i was just bragging about you, how good you are at madden. that's not true. that's not what you were just saying. yeah, you ready to lose? ha, you're always ready to lose. who was that? it's your aunt, the ugly one. rated e for everyone. be game ready. get madden nfl 25 and any of these products to get a $10 egift card. only at walmart.

san jose police say they found 2,000 images of child porn inside the home of this man, brian westfall. west dlooeft fall worked as a substitute teach esh in oak grove and previously worked with kids at the ymca. this morning the oak grove school district release add statement that reads in part, according to the san jose police department there is no evidence to suggest any students within the oak grove school district were involved with or exposed to the alleged criminal actions of this individual. end quote. police are now interviews former students as part of its investigation. >> it is sentencing day for a former south bay youth sports referee. 50-year-old scott dumb knauer was convicted last month of committing lewd acts and sending porn to three teenage girls. they began investigating him last year when he contacted a 14-year-old girl on social media. he was later arrested at his home in san jose. he now faces more than 14 years in prison. >>> 5:04. day two of the bay bridge closure. everything appears to be going as planned. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning

in new york, briep anne brian i >>> a lawyer for a man known as victim number five who testified at sandusky's trial says his client is relieved the philadelphia inquirer which broke the knees says the settlement amounts to several million dollars.llio the paper went on to say theay t settle thes are expected soon in 25 more claims. penn state declined.ecli >>> the position drived to the boot mayor filner from pofs. more than a dozen women have publicly accused filner of making inappropriate statements or advances towards them. 70-year-old democrat has resisted numerous calls to t resign. >>> federal judge says thehe controversial stop and frisk law is unconstitutional and a form of racial profiling but new yort city police commissioner rayner kelly continues to defend the law. appearing on cbs's nation face the nation the recently requestc for officers to wear bodyod cameras not a solution to theuto issue. >> the body camera issue opens up certainly more questions thao it answers. when do you have the cameras on? when do you turn them off? do you have them on during a domestic dispute? do you

. >> brian, you wear a man bag or fanny pack. >> number one, i wouldn't do that.to understand. unless you're working the game, this is your liberation. now you can't bring a bag. >> i want to. >> it forces you to live in your pockets. >> you need stuff. you need a sweater, hat, sunglasses. >> you can buy it at the souvenir stand. >> you say we live in our pockets, men do, women can carry this stuff around. i don't even have a coat jacket, i wear this. pockets. >> this is my makeup bag! >> that's your makeup bag? let me see that thing. you have to make a choice. first of all, women bring these bags in, clutter up the whole stadium. really, i stepped on them before in stadiums. >> talk about why, trying to guard against a terrorist attack. kimberly, hold up your bag. do you know how much explosive you can fit in there? >> i take out a lot of people. >> in about 100 plus days, the super bowl in new york city. you want a magic day for terrorists. bring a clear bag. go to the game. enjoy the football game. >> you complain about the toiletries and bags to go on airplane

. >> police have arrested a baltimore man on child pornography charges. brian is facing two charges of possessing and eight counts of distributing child pornography. he was caught at the maryland crimes against children task force group that he was sharing offensive material over a filesharing network. information on a computer recovered turned up disturbing photos of children. he faces up to 90 years in prison. >> a federal judge says that they need to increase controls after complaints of rowdy and destructive teens. . -- teens. that they did not stop them this past saturday night. they say it is a dangerous situation. >> the skate park maybe a for good-natured teenage fun on a saturday night, but it turns into something different at closing time will stop hundreds of teens spill out of the rink and into the parking lot. >> they can get real rowdy. as soon as they come out of their, they play around, force play, jump on cars. sinks. in the you know? rink gets loud and destructive and it increased in july. >> we have had complaints and individuals who have had

luke: brian, come on, what the hell's going on here? the man told you to shut up, luke. e you a direct order to stay, so you take off. that guy killed steve, i had to try and get- (wham) parker: alpha team- kate: wait! kate: he hasn't given the signal. he's fine. he gave you an order! are you a brigadier, luke? are you one of us?! look, i know i screwed up. but i did this for steve, for the brigadiers. you don't like that, you better kick me out now. because if someone comes at us again, i'm gonna do the same damn thing. all i needed to hear. get the guys together. that's a brave kid. yeah, he is. parker: look i was meaning to ask... "mrs. a?" luke called you that in the alley. i've known luke for a long time. friend of my son's. luke didn't have an ideal family life, so he came over a lot. you know how that can be. sure. what's your son think of this - you and his friend working together? my son died three years ago. i'm sorry. thank you. was he ill? kate: boating accident. well, that must've been difficult. kate: it was. walter you've all heard what's happened. it's a r

. >> brian: a man is accidentally electrocuted and it's all caught on camera.n a lot of trouble with his wife this morning. i don't know what makes him tick. "fox & friends'" final hour of the week starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ maybe that's why it was so hard to believe ♪ ♪ you'd smile and said to me ♪ you gonna kiss me or not ♪ are we gonna do this or not ♪ are you gonna kiss me or not not ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: thompson square, the name says it all 'cause there are two thompsons there, husband and wife. they're singing their song that is double platinum. >> brian: they say are you going to kiss me or not. who has said that more than geraldo? and that's coming up next. are you going to kiss me or not? me! i'm talk being in your life! i read your book. all right. geraldo is coming up shortly. don't ask me how i know. >> ainsley: we're going to start out with your headlines this morning before we have a little bit more fun. we have serious stories to tell you about. new details on a suspect in the tragic thrill kill of a college baseball star. 17-year-old michael jones, that tee

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brian? one more step, and you're a dead man! ( shouting ) standing: no, no, no, no! calm down! ( exclaims ) just get in here and calm down. looted it! they've bloody well looted it! what? my desk!

that's an accurate recount of what happened. >> brian: but it was something that most people don't do. >> they should do it. i mean, i'm a fortunate manere is emphasis on people coming home? i saw stats, there is a back log of 700,000 different cases at the v.a. for men who serve. >> i'll tell you, freedom isn't free. there is a great price and there is 1% of our country that suits up every day to protect the other 99% of us. this is a weekend that we celebrate and honor the sacrifices that have been made and are currently being made to have president bush with us is a huge honor and one of the greatest honors of my entire life was the first time i met this man and got to salute him when he walked down the steps at air force one. he's always my commander in chief and today it's about helping and honoring those who have made that sacrifice. >> brian: how many scholar ships you giving out? >> almost 5500 total scholarships for spouses and kids in all 50 states across this great nation. >> brian: people talk about war and seeing it up close. we see it on video, there are certain things we don't see. we don't see the caskets. you do see t

. >> the man under arrest right now is 39-year-old brian west fall, detec searched his home in san jose and inside is where they found the images of child pornography. he's been em employeed of a substitute teacher since 2006 and for ten years he was employed at the ymca elementary from 1994-2006. the investigation shows there is no victor any other illegal activity. the investigation is still ongoing. kron 4 news did get a chance to talk to a woman who identified herself as west fall mother, she says she's standing by her son but offers no other comments on the case. >>> the san francisco accused of a 15-year-old boy, concord police arrested richard hasting. he was the same officer who was involved of the incident of shooting harding back in 2011. hastings has been suspended without pay. >>> you can crews off in the distance working around the clock to replace the road way with the new southeastern span, that's set to open by early tuesday morning, the day after labor day, caltrans is focusing on demolishing that old span, they say the whole process will take about three years and cost

brian? one more step, and you're a dead man! ( shouting ) standing: no, no, no, no! calm down! ( exclaims ) just get in here and calm down. looted it! they've bloody well looted it! what? my desk!

>> brian todd spoke to a man who gained access to bashar al assad's inner circle and he calls the presidenter of deception. >> reporter: bashar al assad, some analysts say, may have badly misread the signals, believed it when his cronies told him president obama wouldn't enforce his red line on chemical weapons. a staggering miscalculation, experts say, driven by assad's own unpredictable swings of behavior. >> bashar al assad, unlike his father, is moody, he goes from one side to the other. bouts of rationality and irrationality. >> reporter: andrew tabler worked with assad's wife, running a charity in syria and has met with bashar al assad. he describes assad as delusional, conspiracy minded, but also persuasive, coming across as the antithesis of a murderous dictator. when christiane amanpour asked him in 2005 about reports that he threatened lebanon's prime minister -- >> first of all, it's not my nature so threaten anybody. i'm a very quiet person. i'm very frank. but i wouldn't threaten. >> reporter: and in 2011, when abc's barbara walters pressed him on whether he had ordered his for

. >> a man faces 90 years in prison. brian bielanski was arrested on 10 separate counts.dence from a computer recover from inside his home revealed disturbing photos of children. investigators say he was sharing that material over a filesharing network. time should learn how much he will spend behind bars. he was found guilty of murdering his wife back in 1991 and then burying her body in the backyard. he faces a maximum of 30 years in prison. president obama decided not to meet with russia's president next month. >> john boehner said that the foreign-policy with russia has collapsed. tracie potts has more on where the diplomatic relationship is headed. >> john kerry and the defense secretary are still set to meet their russian counterparts tomorrow in washington. president obama canceled his moscow summit with fodder put in. >> we were not at the point thee a summit at presidential level was the most constructive step. >> there are disagreements over arms control and human rights. russia decided to give edward snowden a silent for a year. this relationship has been on th

police have arrested a man on child pornography charges. brian bielanski faces two counts of possessing child porn. a task force determined he was sharing the explicit material over a file-sharing network from his home. of asic examination computer from the psalm found several disturbing pictures of children. he faces up to 90 years in prison if convicted. >> president obama is back at the white house this morning. he address the global terror threat in california. nikole killion is live with the very latest. can you tell us more about the meeting that the president has later today? >> that is right. the president will meet with the prime minister of greece.it is unclear if they are going to discuss the current thread. although, counterterrorism is o of many issues on their agenda. saluting troops at camp pendleton, president obama responded to the ongoing security threats, telling marines the u.s. is taking it seriously. >> the united states is never going to retreat from the world. we do not get terrorized. we're going to keep standing up for o