you coward ass [ muted ]. you sick [ bleep ].ut me in that cell, i guarantee you the first time i walk out this mother [ bleep ] i'll knock one of you [ bleep ] out. >> we're taking you back, buddy. put a lid on it already. >> i ain't got nothing in my file that say trey no coward. trey ain't never been no coward never in his life. i done shot so many [ bleep ] it's pitiful. i can get you rundowns on everybody i done shot. >> back in his old unit, washington is given some time to cool off. >> hey! >> we upgrade his mental health status, and he's going to stay here until -- we're going to transfer him up so his mental health issues can be addressed at another prison that's set for that. >> all right, washington. >> i'm back. >>> coming up, a conjugal visit. >> we're going to have fun. we're going to do a lot of exercise, jumping jacks. >> love behind bars. ♪ they see me rollin' ♪ they hatin' ♪ patrolling and tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ ♪ tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ ♪ tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ ♪ tryin' to catch

. >> the first report the gist of it was, accusing black pilots of being cowards. >> these criticizesack of german kills. >> one of the first times, we weren't cowards and we weren't going to turn and run. >> oliver: they say they failed to display the aggressiveness that is necessary for a first class fighting organization. when jumped by enemy aircraft the squadron seemed to fall apart and when they broke formation to pursue attacking enemy aircraft. >> this wasn't true. we were not afraid to fly. he knew that. >> oliver: in september of 43, "time magazine", is the negro as good a soldier as the white man? the tuskegee airmen certainly answered that question. that is next when war stories return. [♪...] >> announcer: bank robbery certainly is a frightening crime. after all, bank robbers stole $43 million in one year. but identity thieves? try 37 billion! and guess how identity thieves are getting some of that money. by taking over our bank accounts. they may not even need your social security number anymore. all an identity thief may need are a couple of simple pieces of information

these guys are such cowards. i am just sick of it. >> in michigan, the polling shows that rick santorum is really dropping with women, and of course it can be contributed to this issue. romney leads with 37, 35%. it seems to me he has slipped in the polls because he has gone off on these issues instead of talking about jobs and manufacturing, i am talking about santorum. what are you thinking? >> i spent almost seven years as a staffer in the senate. rick santorum was there pretty much the entire time. the only thing he was ever known for, ever known for was coming down to the senate floor with a big poster showing partial birth abortions. that was it. that was his legacy. listen, when men run around this country, running for president, trying to tell women what to do with their bodies and they are not even married to them, i just think that is crazy talk. i can't imagine the theory of any mantling a woman that is not his wife or his girlfriend or his love for what she should be doing in the privacy of her own ho

you coward!n, i shall be brief but i would like to use the remaining time i have with you to remind you that this case is not a difficult one. it requires no minute sifting of complicated facts, but it does require you to be sure beyond a reasonable doubt as to the guilt of the defendant. to begin with, this case should never have come to trial. this case is as simple as black and white. the state has produced not one iota of medical evidence to the effect that the crime tom robinson is charged with ever took place. it has relied instead on the testimony of two witnesses whose evidence is not only been called into serious question on cross-examination but has been flatly contradicted by the defendant. the defendant is not guilty. but somebody in this courtroom is. i have nothing but pity in my heart for the chief witness for the state, but my pity does not extend so far as to her putting a man's life at risk which is what she has done in an effort to get rid of her guilt. i say guilt, gentlemen,

it's difficult, republicans and democrats are coward on this.ey have not stood up to the nra. >> you are one of the few standing up for this, we thank you for joining the program. i'm sorry we have to cut it off there. we will pay close attention to your work in the brady campaign and thank you for joining us. it will be time for postscript, next on "now." >>> hi, coming up next on "andrea mitchell reports" mitt romney accuses rick santorum of trying hijack the michigan primary with democratic votes, wait until you hear about what we have uncovered about one of romney's past primary votes. new questions about the u.s. combat mission in afghanistan in the wake of the anti-american violence there. we will see you in less than 15 minutes. here's to more saturdays in the sun. and budgets better spent. here's to turning rookies - into experts, and shoppers into savers. here's to picking up. trading up. mixing it up. to well-earned muddy boots. and a lot more - spring per dollar. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. show the ya

when there was as much hate as there was love, as much anger as there was hope, as many heroes as cowards. a time when people were overwhelmed with emotion and children discovered new kinds of friendships, and a new kind of fear. as with any journey, there is often a narrow path to walk before you can see the wide road ahead. and sometimes there is a closed gate between the path and the road. to enliven the trip, i imagine the thoughts and feelings of some of the people in the photographs chosen to tell the story. there are children, teenagers, adults, ordinary people leading ordinary lives, all swept up in the events that would mark all our lives. the first people to step on to the long path were children and their parents. the laws of the state called temporal laws required laws in places, especially public schools. these laws were based on the idea of separate but equal. that meant black peopleareas, c public facilities, such as drinking fountains and waiting rooms in train stations, be seated on public transportation, movie theaters and attend schools, but not with white people. sitti

you type for a couple of hours and go scuba diving with ursula and dress and have lunch with noel coward. from 99.99% of ryder's it doesn't work out like that. >> how did you begin about writing about broadway musicals? >> guest: i always loved music. i started as a disc jockey. i was in radio when was a teenager. i was a disc jockey. i wasn't a terribly good disc jockey and got fired. if you get fired and have no other skills, writing is one of the few things you can do. if you have no other qualifications that would command you to an employer, you should write. i wrote a piece and mailed it off and it got published and i got a check for a three figure from. this is great. i can live off of this for three month suspended in 48 hours stalin have to write something else and that became a habit. and i started writing because i had been a disc jockey and love the music, started writing about that area and again to go back to talk about my favorite writers one of my favorite writers were songwriters. if you are a foreigner one way you learn about particularly the american language and the mu

. >> they called the captain who abandoned the ship a coward. he is now under house arrest facing multiple manslaughter charges. >>> mars says their candy bars will be getting smaller. the goal is to have them be 250-calories or less. some of the current king sized bars have more than 500 bars. large-sized bars will be replaced with bags of two or more smaller pieces in order to encourage smaller snacking. >> and to encourage bigger profits because people will buy two. >> don't we love irresponsible snacking? >> yes, we do. >> sometimes. >>> we have some weather to talk about. perhaps on sunday, maybe a winter event for our region. right now, no real issues. a little bit of fog in some spots. 38, dew point is 38. humidity, 100%. north winds not even moving. the barometer has dropped a bit. scattered fog in some of the valleys right now. 41 cumberland. ocean city at 46. locally, upper pros, a couple spots low 40s and yes there will be patchy fog. if you're driving out later tonight, some of those valleys could get quite foggy at least temporarily

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bbc which stands for british broadcasting cowards would always cow tow to every-- >> i happen to be the left, too, and let me join them saying exactly right. people are worried about getting-- >> a-ha. >> and i'm telling you, christianity is under attack from every direction and muslims are given a break here. and our churches are burned and we had to take the heat because worried about a jihad. >> so the bbc is making the new york police department's point and coming out and saying we're intimidated by radical muslims, so we're going to do that to all through our reporting. think about that, that you alters their reporting and alters, arguably public policy and sources-- >> and alters the district lines though, doesn't it? >> and it's publicly funded by the taxpayers in britain. so-- >> coming up, some of president obama's critics call him the food stamp president. most people don't think it's a compliment, but jesse jackson is calling it an honor and you're going to it hear him explain that next on "the five." ♪ >> i'm bret baier in america's election headquarters in new york. the big

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what a coward. >> this maryland mother says town square market sold her 16- year-old alcohol for two years. she felt compelled to see the owner for herself. >> so i said, are you the person who has been in the news? he said yes. and i said where's the vodka? he pointed to where the vodka was and i carried it over to the counter and he was about to ring it up and i aid, i'm not buying this. you sold it to my daughter and she was rushed to the hospital because you sold it to a 16- year-old girl illegally. >> her visit came after our series of reports documenting how buyers as young as 14 years old were purchasing alcohol here in plain sight. montgomery county police backed that up with 38 recent citations and crossing into maryland. >> bombarding us for no reason. >> when her colleague walked into the store yesterday, he confronted a hostile clerk. >> they would have closed us down. >> suburban mother says that indifference to the mounting evidence of illegal liquor sales put her over the top. >> the entitlement is outrageous. he acted as entitled or over privileged as the children he

. >> this leaves me a coward all the long. this is a couple thousands of dollars worth of equipment. >> he has been all over coverage of these protests. journalist in this movement. i have lost my home and everything else. i travel living from couch to hotel room and the bonds held on. it is a tough life. psittacine journalists provide an unbiased, non- partisan look at what is going on. i saw the need for someone to be on the grounds giving inaccurate story of what was going on. no other avenue was providing raw uncensored footage. i wanted to fight back against a system that pretty much robbed her life. >> when he strains live, thousands of people tune in. >> every day i get a key messages. >>gabe: he makes no money from this. he is funded through donations. >> i'd love to helping to free about change in the love playing with my electronics. >>jaqueline: we are continuing to track rain. xi the rain is going to be moving into the overnight hours. plenty of rain on shore. we do have spots of rain over the bay area but nothing

questions, what a joke you are, my son was a real american, a warrior and a hero who was also protecting coward politicians like you. pretty strong language there from a mother who is bereefed. >> when you get evidence like that, as in the power of an ordinary individual now this the new media environment to punch through she's not waiting on the new york times for her to interview her, you which of course would never happen and no longer have to wait for john hayward and the attorney general holder has the sergeant schultz defense, i know nothing, hogan's heroes, and from a legitimate public mainstream publication, and stonewall, the famous watergate phrase. i think it breaks through. >> a perfect example of what we're talking about, the woman is being i can in order and her son. and out of cindy sheehan, on the talk shows. >> her son was killed in iraq. >> she had great sympathy toward her editorials. not a single new york times editorial calling for a special prosecute. and there won't be because a democrat is in the white house. >> you're such a victim, cal. >> i'm not a victim. >> you know

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but he's a coward.hat's what a coward would do. >> the last two years of your life have been dedicated to making sure justice was served here. do you think it was served? and where do you go from here? >> it's served as best as it can be. i think the inmates in prison are probably going to do him some justice for me. i just want to move forward with the foundation and try to help other families and try to do something to make it where this can't happen again. >> you're a brave lady with a brave family. thank you for coming back. >> thank you for having me. >> now a check of the weather from al. >> thank you very much. as we look around the country, this is the fourth warmest january on record. nine states had their top ten warmest januaries ever. let's show you temperaturewise what we can expect. it will be chilly around the great lakes and northern plains. 20s and 30s there. in new england, 30s. 70s into california. 80s in southern florida with hit or miss shours and thunderstorms. light snowshowers in

homophobic, coward. nothing like me. a lot of work in this character. he is the father of the girl that this character calls offsides on. they have a conversation. this guy think it is nothing. they do not like each other. but they do not expect to see each other ever again. the next day, guy is driving home from his job. he is a forensic plummer. [laughter] which is a real job. if a crime is committed involving, let's say, a toilet -- [laughter] you would call a forensic plumber who would testify. the victim's with his head in the bowl to not have reached the lever, so i cannot have been a suicide. [laughter] google id. i am telling you, folks. anyway, he is coming home from his job as a forensic plumber, and his wife tells him he needs to pick up some wine for her women's book club. so he sees the wine shop. so they come back together. that sets out this chain of events. they hate each other. but i keep getting pushed together randomly. within a matter of days, without intending to, they have hijacked a clothing-optional cruise ship. [laughter] >> it

they're so woreried about the republicans calling them cowards that that's what's the concern. and let me tell you, i meet with people in the white house. i don't say who because they -- but that's where the fear is because there are people in the white house who understand exactly the technical facts that i'm describing here. so if the system has no capability, why are the russians worried? well, let me just step back for phase three, why phase three is important. phase three is supposed to come somewhere between 2018 and 2020. it's scheduled for 2018 but it turns out they're so far behind the building the kill vehicle for the -- for the phase three that it probably would be 2020. in 2020 new start comes to an end and united states begins a new arms reduction negotiation with russia. the russians have said, we regard this system as threatening and we're going to withdraw from all future arms reductions with the united states after new start ends or we might even withdraw from new start at some point because we are so concerned about this. and i can tell you that people i'm wor

stray bullets kill great men and miss cowards. they tear open doctors to be, pulverizing flesh and passing by when the fate of nations is at stake. and that has a tendency to rob us of the talented, inflate the mediocre and ruin or improve the survivors but making young men who survive not forget what they've been through. i can't talk this evening about all of the three battle that i discuss in the book. i selected those that we know less about. i didn't want to go look at normandy beach or the battle of marathon or gettysburg. but i look it at okinawa and deal yum in 424 and shiloh. it's shiloh i'd like to speak about in a few minutes. but to give you an example of the other two. okinawa we don't think about much. if you look at the oxford military encyclopedia. it doesn't deserve an industry. [ inaudible ] okinawa actually 100,000 japanese soldiers died. 100,000 okinawa civilians were casualties wounded missing or killed. 50,000 american casualties. 12,000 dead all of this three months before the end of world war ii. why don't

stray bullets kill brave men and miss cowards, they tear open great doctors to be and merely nick soldier have a criminal past. that has a tendency to rob us of the talented, inflate the mediocre. always making young men who survived not forget what they've been through. i can't this evening about hai discuss in the book. i deliberately selected those that we know less about annt to or the battle marathon or gettysburg, i looked atnwa. and in shilo that i would like to speak about. okinawa, we don't think much about it. if you look at the latest enpsychly peeda, oki -- encyclopedia, doesn't serve an entry. okinawa actually 100,000 japanese soldiers died. 100,000 okinawa civilians were wounded or killed. 50,000 american casualties, 12,000 dead. all of this three months before the end of world war ii. why don't we think about it? there were a series of ripples that occurred that clouded our memory. franklin d. roosevelt died in the middle of the campaign. the war in europe ended in may in the middle of the campaign. there was something about it that didn't make sense. we took this big islan

he's a coward. >> reporter: the taco truck owner will recover the alleged robber was shot. he will recover, as well. in all, three people have been arrested in this case. reporting live in oakland, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> new money, a new co-owner and a new timetable for a super bowl coming to the silicon valley. the 49ers are celebrating three, major developments. we'll start with the new money. today, nfl owners approved a $200 million loan to the 49ers for their new stadium in santa clara. that triggered a bold and confident response. the arena could open ahead of schedule. and he also suggested santa clara would host the super bowl in 2016. >> this is a very big vote of confidence from the league. it obviously shows how important it is to get new stadiums built in california. >> we're going to have super bowls here. would you rather watch the super bowl in the snow or the sun? we have sunlight all the time. >> jed york, the mayor of santa clara. former facebook and youtube executive, gideon yao, now owns a small part of the team. he

that regardless of the truth of the possibility the message gets out we do something about anonymous cowards and to them the first year when they start for them term status as the white house and it's and who are going to do know that starts to equate synonymous in years not as many people with another organization that used to be considerable medical well now that the national security agency you know they did announce that that this group anonymous will be able to hack in to u.s. power grabs which would disrupt power anonymous today responded to this on twitter and just want to take a look at what their response is. the n.s.a. director warns anonymous could soon cause limited power outages this is fear mongering at its best another tweet here why would a not a mission off a power grab their people on life support and other vital services that rely on it try again and i say that with that is what the hashtags fear mongering and another tweet there the n.s.a. is reprehensible fear mongering and attempts to discredit anonymous are transparent and baseless now anonymous so far better at has us

. >> they called the captain a coward.s under house arrest, facing charges for manslaughter. >>> there's more to come, the george huguely murder trial is in the hands of a jury now. we'll have the details on the closing arguments. >> a scary crash ends this nascar driver's race earlier than when it was supposed to happen. >>> what opponents to same sex marriage are saying about friday's landmark vote. this ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> temperatures are in the 30s areawide. we're going up from here. yesterday, we topped out at 57 degrees. we had a warm ground to set the stage for what we were expecting to be decent snow moving through. now, it looks like as it's moving through, it will stay to the south. the way it's shaping up, we may have a cloudy and dry day. taking a look at oriole park and camden yards, it will feel like baseball temperatures. maryland is not under any winter weather advisories, watches and warnings. this is a few hours away from the storm moving through. to the south, the winter weather advisories are to t

difference in the world he will even anything you would do your vandalism without wearing your mask like a coward using garbage can lids and hammers are going to compete with armed police they're like the guys in fight club except they actually had goals and an agenda black log stay out of my right so it's all that i have for you guys right now but thank you our viewers for their passion on this topic and as always remember that we are all ears here so i'll be back with more as usual next week and we'll also try and see if we can see this other perspective too blacklock after the interview with chris hedges. well we knew that it was coming for months and now it looks like domestic drone use is going to come to an airspace near you this week congress passed a bill directed at the f.a.a. which not only will speed up the nation's switch from radar to an air traffic control system based on g.p.s. technology but it also requires the f.a.a. to open up access to unmanned aerial vehicles within four years so that means that by september thirtieth two thousand and fifteen drones will be flying in the same