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>> i pled guilty to all charges except for csc. i pled no contest to that, those three charges. >> are you saying that you were actually there that night? >> i'm saying, yes, i was actually there. i'm just not accountable for everything that happened. the worst of the worst i would get like 38 years. best case 11 years. 11 years, that would be great, great. you know, that's why i plead no contest because that's not saying you're guilty, that's just saying i would rather not fight it. >> 12 days later, the four men are in the eve of their sentencing. are you nervous? why not? >> i mean, pretty much, you know, i know around what i'm fixing to get? >> what are you looking at? >> 14 to 23. >> how are you feeling? >> nervous. >> tell me what your guidelines are right now. >> from what i hear 13 to 25 years. >> people think about the best going into the courtroom and faint when they get the worst, you know what i'm saying? you have to think about the worst. i'm been thinking about coming home 40, 50. >> it's been something you've been wa

"it is strictly against csc policy for its employees to request photos or autographs from players," thehe two gentlemen who lost their part-time gigs because they had the natural inclination to pose for a picture with one of the most photogenic men on the planet. on the other hand, you can't have security guards pestering famous people for pictures all the time. using the "but everybody else does it" excuse, as williams does in his interview, isn't a reasonable defense either. four san francisco giants minor league team members were injured in a crash this morning. the four were taken to a hospital for injuries suffered when their passenger van collided with a car near a hotel. authorities say one person's injuries are considered critical and possibly life-threatening. the giants conducts training in scottsdale for its minor league teams. the club's major league team also conducts its spring training in the desert city. today, the supreme court will hear the case of a frequent flier who was kicked out of the program for being a "frequent complainer". the case will test consumer rights v

i pled guilty to all charges except csc. saying you were actually there that night? >> i'm saying, yes, i actually there. i'm not just accountable to everything that happened. >> the worst of the worst, i could get, like, 38 years. best case, 11 years. 11 years, that would be great. that would be great. you know? that's why i pled no context. that's not saying you're guilty. that's saying, i'd rather not fight it. >> 12 days later the four men are on the eve of their sentencing. >> you nervous? why not? >> i mean, pretty much, know around what i'm going to get. >> what are you looking at? >> 14 to 23. >> how are you feeling? >> nervous. >> tell me what your guidelines are right now. >> from what i hear, they are 13 to 25 years. >> people think about the best going into the courtroom, think, they get the worst. you got to think about the worst. man, i've been thinking about the worst. i've been thinking about coming home, 40, 50. >> it's been, like, something you've been waiting for to happen now it's finally here and it's li

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not just nsa, my country in canada, the csc, that kind of thing. that has revealed the massive scale of information about law-abiding citizens that are being collected. let me point you and if you want the reference, i'll tell you after. excellent article on all of the false positives. you're identified as being a potential terrorist and you're not. it's a false hit. the enormity of the false positives is staggering and should be unacceptable to free and democratic societies such as ours. it's unacceptable. because those people are not off of the list. they're the false positives. until they are cleared, you can go through enormous problems and anxieties. it's outrageous. >> well, i feel like a visitor from outer space here. because the crime story in new york is in two respects a distinction of the privacy and the municipal problem story. in the first instance, it's as close to a solved problem that we thought was retractable. the homicide rate in new york this year will be down 86% from the homicide rate in the same city with the same population