what is your reaction to the comment we are a nation of racial cowards? >> he's the coward.ma's executive privilege. would not turn over documents to congress, wouldn't cooperate. what is he trying to hide? hiding truth from the american people. brian terry's family doesn't have answers. nobody is held accountable. it's outrageous. >> it does raise questions. but first i want your reaction to the racial coward comment. >> racism is a tool to achieve an en. they use race to tell people, you are relegated to this. to tell hispanics, to tell women. it's designed to put everyone where they need to be to further their agenda. so that's even more disingenuous, they are not even tackling racism. it's actually just a way to control people. and that's racism. power and control. >> what's really sad about that, no one held accountable when they scream racism and race card. it happens all the time. you're right. we need to push back on individuals and hold them accountable. call them out on it. >>i itit it's interesting. he gets caught making all these comments. if john ashcroft was ca

i'm not a coward! you're the coward! i am not a coward! >> kitai. >> jimmy: please welcome will smith! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> hey! >> jimmy: how you doing? >> whoa. >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. >> thanks, sir. >> jimmy: how are you? >> what's up, man? >> jimmy: how you doing? >> hey! [ cheers and applause ] yeah! >> jimmy: wow. well, they're excited. >> very excited. >> jimmy: you're very low energy today. is something wrong? >> this is fantastic, man. >> jimmy: it's great to have you on. you've never been on the show before. >> i know. i mean, i don't know what you're thinking. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're from west philadelphia, born and raised. >> west philadelphia, born and raised. >> jimmy: as we know. as we know. >> yep. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so, you're a 76ers fan. >> absolutely. my entire life -- philadelphia 76ers. >> jimmy: favorite player? >> favorite player -- dr. j. julius erving. >> jimmy: of course. it has to be dr. j. >> absolutely, yeah. dr. j. no, it was, you know, growing up in phi

at all he's a coward because he would come home and face the music so i hope we'll chase him to the ends of the earth bring him to justice and let the russians know there will be consequences if they harbor this guy we need to get very very serious about treason and old by the way for treason as in the case of bradley manning or edward snowden you bring back the death penalty. yes folks you just heard lieutenant colonel ralph peters publicly calling for whistleblowers to be put to death let me get this straight u.s. government orders the n.s.a. to spy on american citizens in violation of the constitution you know that little oath that officials themselves have sworn to protect and once an individual makes known this unconstitutionality he's charged with the crime of spying wow i wish orwell was alive to see this but i digress needless to say the case of edward snowden's global escape has turned to a full blown media circus but the timeline of events looking more and more like the pages of a spy novel after meeting with guardian journalist glenn greenwald in hong kong the publication

this is what i think i think this kid's a punk i think he's a coward and i don't view him as a patriot at all he's a coward because he would come home and face the music so i hope will chase him to the ends of the earth bring him to justice and let the russians know there will be consequences if they harbor this guy we need to get very very serious about treason and old by the way for treason as in the case of bradley manning or edward snowden you bring back the death penalty. yes folks you just heard lieutenant colonel ralph peters publicly calling for whistleblowers to be put to death let me get this straight u.s. government orders the n.s.a. to spy on american citizens in violation of the constitution you know that little oath that officials themselves have sworn to protect and once an individual makes known this unconstitutionality he's charged with the crime of. wow i wish orwell was alive to see this but i digress needless to say the case of edward snowden's global escape has turned to a full blown media circus but the timeline of events looking more and more like the pages of a

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. [ jackie ] it's just so frustrating... ♪ the middle of this special moment and i need to run off to the bathroom. ♪ i'm fed up with always having to put my bladder's needs ahead

oh, the terrorists, that's what a coward thinks. it's like lightening strikes. are we going to give away our freedom because of lightening strikes? and meanwhile the guy who told us some of this stuff edward snowden, he's in hong kong and causing more trouble. i think he told us information that is absolutely critically important that what our government is doing. but then he told us information that we didn't know. the information that we're hacking the chinese shh these something that they didn't need to be revealed, and now the english were tapping all the phones e-mails etc. of the people who were visiting during the g-8 summit in the u.k. shh. that's exactly the kind of stuff you're not supposed to reveal. i think it's a bad idea to go in that direction. we're keeping it real here. now putin is not happy about that. they were together in camera, and the prime minister of great britain, and he didn't look that happen. i don't know the last time putin looked happy. that's one cranky dude. i got more on him in a second. i think he does a little eye roll too. y

. >> a coward would stay home and let you get shot over something stupid. >> go home and lead. the rest of us got work to do. >> you don't have to do this. you don't have to buy this kind of trouble. you can good a little further and do the right thing. >> what's that? >> i don't know, but it ain't this. this is negative. kids die young over this kind of stuff. >> we're in a war. >> no you're not. >> it's a stupid war, then. go home, all of y'all. go home now!. >> hey, come back here right now. come back here right now. that's it, heat, you ain't my folk. >> i am your folk. >> you ain't my folk. >> i am your best friend. i can take that but i'm not going to your funeral, man. i ain't going to no more funerals. >> come back. >> let's look at what happens to (inaudible) and tibo >> yo >> what's up, man? >> not much, man. what you been up to since last we talked? >> i just been thinking a lot about what you said. >> i didn't mean to come off so hard. >> that's just it, you were right. do the right thing. i'm heading to college, art class. >> go ahead, i'm proud of you, man. >> bad

sea coward because he won't come home and face the music.e united states of america is doing something so egregiously wrong in its surveillance program, how come he is the only one speaking up? you mean nobody else is willing to step up and say, we're doing really bad stuff here? look, the constitution, yes. abiding by it, very important. we've been down this road. but basically as i see this, this is a white bronco chase today is what this is. we are now balancing the credibility of this guy and the president of the united states. or this guy and our safety. i'm going to error on the side of the president. i'm go to be error on the side of the safety of the country. i don't believe we have done things so terribly wrong to keep the country safe that we need to prop this guy up, who won't come home and face the music. i understand there's a lot of people in america who are willing to support him. he should be empowered by that, not going to china. not going to russia. and certainly not seeking asylum. this isn't about you, dude. this is about

though but i really like now i know exactly every thing is now so got some work to be done but i am a coward so it's what i get paid for you know so i get to have food on the table for the wife and kid you know. i'll. be. very worrisome. it's only forward to your day and now i'll be able to pass my truck down as well so if you. have to really call her. we've got about fifteen or twenty now among phone calls. all within just a minute or two of each other. there's a gun fight and there's this huge gun battle taking place in the courtyard between all the buildings where there's kids and there's people and of course you know a lot of folks lived there and it was still in the middle of a. like almost lunchtime. when we found him. he was obviously taking a lot of medication and he had had a little bit alcohol. this guy had come back from iraq. he had an assault rifle. and he said that he just he just needed to hear he was he was stressed and ordered to relax he just needed to hear the sound of gunfire. right first or kicking down doors and go down. sounds fun. kick down a door in their own scared

they are cowards taxes. we should be taxing people, not taking their money through lotteries. you're right. >> i don't want to get sidetracked because you were going to respond to what i was saying. dagen, my only issue, i want to leave on this bigger issue is, be careful what you wish for. it might sound good on paper, it might just make you look politically correct to say this is going to improve our airport security, going to improve the lines at customs and everything else, but it never goes to that. >> but the flier has the right to balk if they don't like it. it's their choice. >> you think the flier has a choice? >> yeah, the flier has a choice. take the train. >> sure, don't go. >> take a train? >> hitchhike? >> i just hope -- >> how is that going to work going from new york to london? >> how does that it work going new york to l.a.? >> that's right. >> i just hope they utz the fee to hand out deodorant to any questionable passenger as they're boarding the plane. >> what was that, ben? >> and take away their cell phones, too. >> well, with with we'll work on all of tha

what we're seeing happening around the world we're going to see that drones the use of drones being cowards to use them even more because that would appeal to the electorate back in the u.s. when she. briefly i think this is a concern of many i know this that you were going to see the united states huge cost of the wars that the u.s. is for to over the last decade trillions of dollars have been spent as they draw the american invention or forces there's going to be a temptation i think to reach more for drones and more for special forces neither of which are particularly accountable and also some of the which make the threat. told from military engagement more likely so we see the united states talking about using drones in syria for example we have had calls from iraq and wonder recently for the u.s. to use drones that so there's a concern about the u.s. will start to use these drones as an easy plank in their view of foreign policy of course what we don't what the long term consequences of that policy may actually be could lead to more radicalism it certainly was the case with the invasio

than one week after nine eleven in a climate of pure fear and hysteria he said this week when the cowards lobbing cruise missiles from two thousand miles away that somehow we did not do that is a stab in the airplane when it hits the building say what you want about it not you howard of course this was a truth that a.b.c. just couldn't handle and they decided to fire him because of it oh but he's made up for it ten fold since then by kissing up to the establishment and his corporate masters in fact he's put a one eighty you see now he loves drones he says they're cheaper they kill less people even said why it's a bad why is it a bad thing that it's like playing a video game bill loves drones so much in fact he's even joked about killing protesters with them at a recent foreign policy speech obama was interrupted multiple times by medea benjamin co-founder of code pink and bill maher took to twitter right away saying if you shut up lady he's answering your question maybe rule one word drone strike man so funny to joke about killing dissenters with hellfire missiles on but it's not just dro

when the cowards lobbing cruise missiles from two thousand miles away that were not that this is staying in the airplane when it hits the building say what you're on about it not our of course this was a truth that a.b.c. just couldn't handle and they decided to fire him because of it oh but he's made up for it ten fold since then by kissing up to the establishment and his corporate masters in fact he's put a one eighty you see now he loves drones he says they're cheaper they kill less people even said why it's a.

say no but i know how i now know exactly every thing is now so got some work to be done but i am a coward so it's what i get paid for you know so i get to have her own table for the wife and i kid you now so i'll. be. very worried.

guessing the coward's way to the county fair so if you went to the county fair and try to get the county gets to close way if anybody did they would likely not be the expert however the crowd statistically as a group does the expert every time and so getting the momentum and deep and wide domain experience that involved in those startups the might be the next you know google or apple or whatever you think is a is a great company. increases getting a probability to. move is being enabled by by really you know the crowd right now and that's never been possible before i hear in our g m how does crowdfunding a fit into venture capitalism and the fund raising and general. there's two types of crowd for me right now there would be crowd funding which is a very small part of what crowdfunding is and it's not necessarily when people think of as crowd funding and there's per base public so per priest crowd funding you can find on sites like kickstarter an indie go go you can actually receive a return on your investment in those types of what you might think of as an investment so if you invest in

than one week after nine eleven in a climate of pure fear and hysteria he said this week when the cowards lobbing cruise missiles from two thousand miles away that our god that is a stake in the airplane when it hits the building say what you want about it not howard of course this was a truth that a.b.c. just couldn't handle and they decided to fire him because of it oh but he's made up for it ten fold since then by kissing up to the establishment and his corporate masters in fact he's put a one eighty you see now he loves drones he says they're cheaper they kill less people even said why it's a bad why is it a bad thing that it's like playing a video game bill loves drones so much in fact he's even joked about killing protesters with them at a recent foreign policy speech obama was interrupted multiple times by medea benjamin co-founder of code pink and bill maher took to twitter right away saying if you shut up lady he's answering your question maybe rule one word drone strike man so funny to joke about killing dissenters with hellfire missiles on but it's not just drones that he's sel

is in washington i will start with read this go around edward snowden hero a traitor i think is a coward. he didn't disclose anything that was not commonly known. everything he disclosed the congress had full knowledge of as legal so i think at the end of the day what he did not get into quoting the few good men but what he did and i think what he did put us in danger and. disclose its sources and methods and operations and it doesn't actually causes the debate that i think constantly be going on it's a healthy debate but the reason you have congressional oversight is for situations like this i think he took it upon himself to try to make himself a hero and i do not think he is a hero and what do you think larry i want to pick a third option if i can which would be an enigma and i have been reporting on edward snowden and his history how he got to where he did how he got classified information how he got a job at the cia and frankly there are still even with reports in the washington post even with the guardian's own report the guardian who had direct access to snowden as opposed there a

is in washington i will start with read this go around edward snowden hero a traitor i think is a coward. he didn't disclose anything that was not commonly known. everything he disclosed the congress had full knowledge of as legal so i think at the end of what he did not get into quoting the few good men but what he did cost lives and i think what he did put us in danger and. discloses sources and methods and operations and it doesn't it actually causes a debate that i think that constantly going on it's a healthy debate the reason you have congressional oversight is for situations like this i think he took it upon himself to try to make himself a hero and i do not think he is a hero and what do you think larry i want to pick a third option if i can which would be an enigma and i have been reporting on edward snowden and his history how he got to where he did how he got classified information how he got a job at the cia and frankly there are still even with reports in the washington post even with the guardian's own report the guardian who had direct access to snowden as opposed there ar

a top secret coward order showing the government is monitoring calls and not onlyç verizon customersho are furious. >> seems like an invasion of believes. >> no reason for them to know who i'm talking with. >> doesn't make you feel comfortable. >> it is a little invasive. >> a little insecure. i wouldn't like the government having my information. >> a violation of civil rights. it's constitutional. >> i don't have any secrets so doesn't bother me but the fact they're doing it makes me uncomfortable. >> neil: the order give egg national security agency access to millions of calls and times and locations inside the u.s. and outside the u.s. the duration of those calls. verizon issue ago this statement today: verizon continually takes steps to safeguard its customers' provides. envelopes the law authorizes the federal courts to order a company to provide information in certain circumstances and if verizon were to receive such an order, we would be required to comply. >> did you comply? that's what they kind of left out. the man they called the great one isw3 on this today. we got mitt r

suicide is not the answer but it sickens me they take the cowards out in the way of killing other people>> anderson: and he slashed her tires back in october 4th. she got the restraining order immediately. then it was extended. and then he showed up on sunday. we have a phoner from abe, from our affiliate in milwaukee, wisntv12. abe what is the latest on this? >> anderson what we are looking for right now is information about who these victims were. we know the numbers. three women were killed. four injured. right now we are trying to and we hope over the course of the day to get portraits for who the women were, what they were doing in the salon, did they work there or appointments and get sense what their lives were before this incident took place. >> anderson: you were one of the first reporters i understand, on the scene. and there was a lot of questions about what was going on at the time. do we know much about the shooter? i know there was a restraining order against him and i've seen pictures with him and guns and things. >> yes, it was interesting. one of the employees of the sal

you crimson coward! oh, leonard, wake up, you're missing some very excellent superhero quips. captioning sponsored by cbs andwarner bros. television captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org . >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >>> is bart doesn't want to strike. bart is negotiating. >> we are at the end of the play and unfortunately the riders are being affect. >> moving closer to a strike. a disappointing day of negotiations leaves leaders frustrated. good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> hello everyone i'm heather holmes we begin with the very latest on the looming bart strike. it is drawing closer, and that is unless last-minute deal is reached. talk between sides ended early today with no agreement. bart employees' contract expires tomorrow at midnight and they are threatening to strike on monday. kiro 7's debora villalon is live at bart headquarters with how negotiations went from bad to worse and also what is next? >> reporter: heather, to hear the unions tell it their barge ying team all day yesterday

the utter corruption, the political corruption of the organizatn, te contemptible organizational cowardness of the management of the internal revenue service. now we know blaming 88 and 9 people, sten miller initially saying that the number was something like two had gone rogue in cincinnati. it just monstrous lie and disturbing reveation, one after the other. >> be clea about one thing. if thre were really just two rogue individuals, low level individuals operating ouof the cincinnati office responsible for this, would know their name, and tey would be in deep trouble, could be in jail now, and theey are not. it was not that. i think mr. fink today in testimony as depighted in -- depicted tonight may have gotten himself in hot water. he seems, to me, claiming he doesn't know how expensive the $4.1 expenditure was but it was pointed out to him he, in fact, signedan estimate of the cost that was $4.3 million, so either he knew about it or he didn't know about it, and as you say, lou, his is one i sort of a cascading series of %-we've gotten from irs officias and, frankly, members of the back

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terrorist event, we of the challenge to find out who the perpetrators were, who the cowards word that did this. >> as navy divers were called to recover the plane's wreckage, rumors of friendly fire emerge. >> that first fbi press conference i went to, some guy raised his hand and said, why is the navy involved in the recovery when they are suspects? >> the navy is a suspect. >> kallstrom pointed him and says, "remove him." then everybody continues as if it had not have. in my mind, we should have all pressed on that question. >> friendly fire was not involved in this incident and i use the strongest terms i could use, i said it was highly, highly, highly, highly unlikely. >> despite the denials by fbi, kristina borjesson's research uncovered a different scenario based on the navy's activity on the night of the disaster. >> when they released the radar information, they only gave half of it. they cut it off right when you could see there were all of these military vessels in this exercise zone. it was right there. not only were their ships there, but there was live fire exercises goin

now this coward wants anonymity. she doesn't want to give her real name. she wants to out this guy. so what if he was being loud. if you were on a train what would you rather hear somebody talking about? you ever hear somebody on a business conversation? we have to get 300 units. or this guy, it was me, the donkey. this woman is a prude and she sucks. i can't wait until the public has to deal with google glasses and your privacy is violated. everybody cries about privacy but can't wait to violate others. he didn't expect to be put on blast on the internet. >> good point. >> this woman stinks. >> this woman is like our government. she can take our privacy but we can't take hers. >> it sounds like a one sided deal to me, greg. >> i am glad you agree with me on that. anthony, what is this invasion of privacy rank? is it like the nsa or is it worse? >> it is probably worse because he -- as soon as she put this on facebook he is -- forget trial. he is death penalty. it is over. to be accused of this in a public forum is to be guilty. she could have said can you be quiet. i heard this is

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comment section naturally you had to know this was going to happen, you have the racists and the cowardsmeless, faceless people who start posting all sorts of horrific comments and youtube had to take the comment section of this ad down not youtube, cheerios took the comment section of this ad down. >> bill: did cheerios issue a statement? do they continue to run the advertisement? >> they are. they are not allowing people to make any comments. same thing happened on their facebook page. once again we talked about this many, many times on this show. you know, when you have the ability to write horrible things and to vent, but you don't have to have your name and you don't have to have your face you're going to get this kind of thing. >> bill: it's depressing so many troubled people in the world. i put the number at 15% of americans that are hateful people who will just do that and it's awful. but cheerios to its credit still running the ad, and so let's all go out and buy a box of cheerios, all right. thank you. in a moment. factor tip. day causing commotion in washington. that's what i'

because that's the only way we're going to get these cowards in prison where they belong. >> what about the fact that you have to go back into, into the situation where your commander might even be the perpetrator? and might have gotten off? and you have to salute that person. we've heard testimony about that. >> that's one of the things we have to change, obviously, i think it's one of the many pieces of legislation than put forward. the victim needs to control where they are after they have come forward. including a requirement that the perpetrator be moved. not that the victim be moved. but the perpetrator be moved. there's no reason to disrupt the victim's career. the person who is accused of this need to be moved immediately. i don't care who it is. and so that's one of the pieces of the reform that is embraced by many of the different legislative proposals that have been put forward. >> another issue that has come up is the way sexual assaults are reported. the whole issue between rape and unwanted sexual advances. can you speak to that? >> yeah. one of the points i tried to make

noel coward, and i don't mean to name-drop. said, "the awful thing about getting old is that you have breakfast every half hour." and that's sort of what it is. i can't... i can't understand why everything has to go so fast. >> kroft: she has two sons from her first marriage to robert stevens, her co-star in "the prime of miss jean brodie," and both of them are successful actors who visit regularly. she remarried to playwright beverley cross, who was the love of her life. your second husband passed away. >> smith: some time ago now. >> kroft: is it lonely? >> smith: i don't know. it seems a bit pointless. >> kroft: what seems pointless? >> smith: going on on one's own and not having someone to share it with. >> kroft: but you have no interest in finding someone else? >> smith: absolutely not. i... no way. >> kroft: how many grandchildren? >> smith: five. >> kroft: can you deal with that? >> smith: yeah. >> kroft: you like it? >> smith: they're wonderful. they're wonderful. >> kroft: she lives very comfortably now, splitting tim

you're that much of a coward you have to rob a woman?'m ashamed of robbing a female. >> after the robbery bloodworth and his accomplice were quickly apprehended. but for bloodworth, the arresting officer added the ultimate insult. >> he step on my shoe, my new all white adidas. i was mad. i was mad. it was fresh. >> you robbed someone with a gun and you were mad because a policeman stepped on your new tennis shoe? i just want to make sure -- >> yeah, you right. but you know -- i like to give punishment, i don't like to receive it. >> our final interview with blood worth ended with one last revealing exchange. >> do you think you deserve to be in here? >> no. i don't think i deserve to be in here. >> what do you think you would be doing if you were out on the street right now? >> the same thing. >> you don't think you should be in here? >> i don't think i should. the people the law-abiding citizens do who don't want to get robbed. it's a cold world. it's a cold world. i need money, you have it. the way i get it is by robbing you. i'm sayi

i think most commanders, they want to get these cowards and they want to get them out. the question is, do they view this as a problem to get rid of or do they view this as a mission to prosecute the predators who have joined the military. i think too often it's probably the first rather than the latter. and i think we're changing that culture now. i think all of these scandals, and the pressure, especially the women on the armed services committee are bringing to bear on this, has made them realize that generals cannot be overturning jury convictions. you've got to prioritize protecting these victims and making them feel comfortable about coming forward. and if you don't get after this, you're going to really end up with a military where women just aren't willing to serve because they don't feel safe. >> how do you give women, when they're surrounded by men who have more rank on them, the confidence to stand up for their rights as serving military people? >> well, i think one of the things you have to do is you have to have a command structure that takes retaliation ag

i know us a coward!harper will serve at least two more years in segregation. >> i made things hard for myself. i have been in segregation for three years. i don't blame nobody else. because i had an opportunity to get out of here. i let my anger and things get to me that i shouldn't have. and as a result of that, i'm still here. >> i can't say i'm sane. i'm pretty off balance, but i keep it in a certain amount of control. >> another inmate at kentucky state penitentiary who is no stranger to cell extractions is victor hiatt. prior to interviewing him, our producer was duly warned. >> victor hiatt is a very, very dangerous individual. probably the most dangerous individual in this institution. >> i remember watching victor being led to the interview. and he had such an intense security detail that it almost felt like i was about to interview hannibal lector, quite frankly. he was cuffed behind his back. but i'll never forget, it was like a normal fiberglass and metal cafeteria chair. there was nothing spe