he is now teaching at our institution as far as you can be, namely fort leavenworth. he will speak on the succession of miracles that occurred in august of 45. >> somebody has to do it, so that he has to go to the middle of the country and do it. and i love doing it. thank you for having me out. thank you to our hosts. i'm going to start off esoterically. crackled. they crackled in japan. the alien voice of hirohito, emperor. -- showahat emperor emperor. they asked him to enter the under -- the unendurable. phrase get to that toward the end i don't run out of time. and surrender implicitly their secrets to -- sacred soil to the triumphant gaijin. some of the japanese couldn't it. understand they couldn't understand the formal court court to dialectic -- formal court dialect. they couldn't understand the it'sse being spoken -- like going to -- you couldn't understand the chinese been spoken in both places. earlier the first atomic bombs had been dropped on the cities of hiroshima and nagasaki by the united states army air force, it was still the army air force at that

convicted national security leaker chelsea manning will not spend time in solitary confinement at fort leavenworth. she was given three weeks for violating prison contra ban rules. among those items she had a copy of vanity fair and expired tube of toothpaste. she is serving 35 years tore giving hundreds of thousands of classified documents>> a massive out cry. the court updated the parenting planned form after the supreme court redefined them calling moms and dads parent 1 and parent 1. the move sparked outrage as you can image. they are going back to using their old forms as they are reviewed by the state and judicial conference. the title land of the free may be at risk. they ranked the freedom of countries around the world has the united states in the 20th spot. that is a drop from last year when it was listed at 17. the study claims the steady growth of government and increased regulations on business are to blame. it has them lagging behind countries like the united kingdom and chile. >> the united states will get a new dose of british royalty. he will cross the line coming over to america.

in the possible replacements are fort leavenworth, kansas and the navy brig in charleston, south carolinas part of the controversial plan to close the detention center. angela merkellor is signaling she is willing to consider debt relief greece. with regards to an extension of maturities, the setting of definitely weates have room for movement just like we had in previous times. we extended maturities and moved forward the repayment rates. it's always possible to do something else but there is a clear statement that the eurozone cannot allow another haircut. mark: she made her first public comments since area finance ministers endorsed the third greek bailout and she's confident the international monetary fund will join the bailout. the united states is betting on los angeles to keep it a dream of hosting the 2024 summer olympics aims alive. last. withdrew its bid month due to a lack of public support but after a failed bids from new york and chicago, does the u.s. stand a chance of winning this time around? we spoke with the former u.s. olympic committee member. >> they presented three t

giangreco who is the editor of the military review for a long time up at fort leavenworth and has written a very excellent book "health pay." "hell to pay your cap -- "hell to pay." we are very appreciative of that. for agoing to talk to you little bit. [applause] d. m. giangreco: great to be here. start off to test -- with some interesting quotes i have heard recently. navy mind of the waters off of northern japan to keep the russians from invading first. quote, still and prepared to seize the northern end of hia nshu, from their his armored divisions would sweep down towards tokyo leaving postwar japan a divided nation like germany. was nothing to stop the soviets from invading before the americans and seizing all of northern japan. well ok. much like fantasy football alternate history can be an enjoyable diversion from trotting and read trotting the same old ground. what is interesting about these overheard quotes is that they were all uttered as statements of fact by educators and serious historians, and while they and similar ideas have bubbled up for decades, virtually all of these

analyst once known as brad de manning is accused of violating rules at the military prison at fort leavenworth. like having a copy of vanity fair with caitlyn jenner in the cell. >> jimmy carter revealed he is battling cancer. the cancer was found during liver surgery and now spread to the other parts of his body. the 90-year-old will receive treatment at an atlanta hospital and will receive have have information at the end of the week. >>> deflate gate is going into over time. tom brady and roger goodell come face to face as they push for a settlement. jackie ibanez has more. >> the super bowl mvp and head of the nfl clashing in court. (booing) >> booing and shouting as the league commissioner roger goodell enters the court. tom brady walks in for fate yacht fans. four-game suspension for deflate gate. he is seeking confirmation np football. while they want to have the suspension overturned goodell was not a fair arbitrator in the appeals hearing. a lawyer for the nfl admitting there is no so-called smoking gun against brady while the union can't entirely explain why two low level patriot emp

ash carter eyeing kansas fort leavenworth and charleston naval brig as places to move the terrorists.e looked at in the coming weeks. 116 detainees are still in gitmo. 52 are being considered for release if the u.s. can find other countries to house them. >> tourists beware. the top spots where hackers are using free wi-fi. fox business is here with how you can protect yourself. >> good morning, heather. it has become a common wish having wi-fi available while traveling at restaurants or parks. but in a report by mobile security firm sky cure found why malicious spots are around the world. it is a problem. some of the riskiest places around the world are the most popular. times square new york city, paris, disney land in paris, golden gate park in san francisco and also ocean park in hong kong a big problem. hackers use the word free wi-fi to trip tourists into logging on. android are more vulnerable than ios. tricks to avoid it. avoid free wi-fi networks. read the warnings on the device before you click continue. update the device. disconnect from the network if your phone starts to

yet he was sentenced to three in federal prison, which he began serving two weeks ago at fort leavenworth. i was able to speak to his son and son-in-law on the devastation this has wreaked on dr. moody also his family. he has several college-age students. has another son who is 16 years old and is a junior in high school, and his brother told me about the way in which this has affected his brother at a very vulnerable time, six years old, to have his father disappear. 60-year-old man, highly educated, now consigned to a cage for the next three years for literally having done nothing other than try to save his family from starvation, starvation that occurred because of the same government that just prosecuted him for doing that. this is the kind of story that if you go into muslim communities in the united states you will hear over and again. it's the sort of thing you can become angry about if you think about it or read about it without the human connection. it takes on a different dimension when you realize these are all human beings whose wives have ashlock said been destroyed in the fa

in fact, a pentagon team was on the ground at fort leavenworth yesterday.e placed in kansas. as for the folks who live there, the reaction seems split. listen. >> to me, that's not much different than a, you know, a guy that's up here in the federal penitentiary or a guy that's in the state pen. kind of the same thing to me. >> my sister is a medic up at the fort leavenworth prison and she is also pregnant, so i can't -- i really can't stand the thought of her giving medical attention. >> now, legally, the obama administration is not allowed to move any gitmo detainee to the u.s. congress passed that law five years ago. but the white house continues to say it's moving forward with plans to close it down. there are still 116 detainees at guantanamo. and almost half, 52 have been approved for transfer to another country that will accept them. remains to be seen if the united states will be one of them. >> back to you. >> thanks. >> maybe somebody to trade. remember the last time we were just. >> that was a bad deal. >> all right. he won iowa in 2012. but will

officials and survey the barracks at fort leavenworth last week and will also review the naval consolidated brig in charleston later this month. scarlet: there is a decision in this case that could have changed the landscape of college athletics. football players and northwestern university cannot form a union. that overturns a decision by a regional nlrb director who ruled that football players were university employees. today's ruling is limited strictly to northwestern's football team. mark: the united states is betting on the senseless to keep it stream of hosting the 2024 summer olympics alive. lastn withdrew its bid month due to lack of public support. after failed bids from new york city and chicago for 2012 and 2016, does the u.s. stand a chance of winning this time around? we spoke with the former u.s. a lithic committee executive director. >> they presented the international olympic committee three things. one is stable government, security, and the ability to activate the sponsorship it when you combine all of those things, it will be very competitive. except for the fact that pa

chelsea manning is scheduled to go before closed-door today atary hearing fort leavenworth, kansas where is serving a 35 year sentence for leaking u.s. government cables to wikileaks. her lawyers say she could be sent back to indefinite solitary after being accused of a number of infractions, including have an expired tube , an issue of "vanity fair" in which transgender celebrity caitlyn jenner describes her new life , a copypenly as a woman of the u.s. senate report on books andeveral lgbt magazines, and other so-called in herself.roperty chelsea manning has been denied the right to be represented by an a turning -- attorney at her hearing. in her most recent tweet, chelsea manning wrote -- "prison staff are now denying me access to the law library at scheduled times -- times--with only two days until my board." supporters are planning to deliver a petition to the army on -- army liaison office hill some a more than 75,000 people. yorkoined right now in new i one of chelsea manning's , staffys, chris strangio attorney at the mecca and civil liberties union. ast year, the aclu filed law

senate report on torture and other prohibited property in her cell at the military prison at fort leavenworthguardian" newspaper inquired why these publications are considered violations of prison rules, it received no response. manning is also accused of "showing disrespect" for asking to see her lawyer in a discussion with a prison officer. manning is serving a 35-year sentence for leaking u.s. government cables to wikileaks. on thursday, an army spokesperson said it is committed to "a fair and equitable process" in manning's case, which is now pending before a disciplinary board. can you explain, and expired tooth toothpaste and the "vanity fair" issue of caitlyn jenner? >> it is amazing that manning is being threatened with what is recognized as torture. there's an international consensus that in -- involuntary confinement is torture for a tube of toothpaste. our hearts go out to manning as you pointed out, there's a review on august 18 and manning has an outstanding defense team that can hopefully deal with this, but the fact that this is even being considered is completely unacceptable.

manning had been called before the disciplinary panel at the military prison at fort leavenworth for having an expired tube of toothpaste, an issue of "vanity fair" in which transgender celebrity caitlyn jenner describes her new life living openly as a woman, the u.s. senate report on torture , and other "prohibited property." on tuesday, a panel a ruled that manning did have unapproved reading material. her punishment is 21 days of restricted recreational activities, including no access to a gym, a library or the outdoors. manning is serving a 35-year sentence for leaking u.s. government cables to wikileaks. two -- to see our interview with chase strangio, one of chelsea's lawyers about this case, go to democracynow.org. the world's leading islamic scholars have released a declaration on climate change, : world meters meeting later this year to compare it to 100% zero-emissions strategy and to invest in decentralized renewable energy in order to reduce poverty and the catastrophic impacts of climate change. this declaration comes on the heels of the publication of pope francis's enc

. >> he said sites include fort leavenworth in kansas to transfer detainees. south carolina said she will fight any effort to have them brought to her state. >> ushering in big changes in the military. >> defense attorneys grill the alleged victim in a prep school rape trial. they say her story changed. >> welcome to al jazeera america. it is 7:48 eastern time. in china, four new fires have broken out at the site of last week's huge blast. state media said they were within the central blast area, as well as a logistics site, but did not give a cause for the fire. death toll stands at 116, 60 people still missing. >> packers have dropped a second even larger collection of data from the dolt web side ashley madson. it includes emails from the c.e.o. and revealed 15,000 of the email addresses subscribing to the site have.gov or dot mill extensions. >> the legionnaire's disease outbreak that killed 12 is officially over. officials identified one rooftop cooling tower on the opera house hoe sell as the likely source. more than 100 came down to the disease. >> the t

the pentagon said they are considering kansas' fort leavenworth.rth rights because they were born in think about that. >>> archie monroe jr seen here was caught outside the white house gates sunday despite travel restrictions against him. previously, he had threatened to kill president obama, president bush, president clinton and hillary clinton. >>> we've got an incredible ending after a woman fights back against a man who snatched her purse and grabbed a box of doughnuts out of her car when she was at annexxon gas station in nashville. >> that thief was left begging for mercy. >> she and bystanders held him until cops arrived. >> sir, don't ever do that again. in the name of jesus, you don't have to do that. if you would have asked me for anything, i would have helped you. >> these guys are the brave bystanders who helped her out. they join us now live. thanks for being with us. temper, i'll start with you, we're glad you are okay. this guy has a long rap sheet. tell us what happened. you are headed to a business meeting and you go into the gas s

some of the them are fort leavenworth, kansas, and possibly the brig in charleston, south carolina, but attorney general mark hurtling, and why would the pentagon be looking at the prison s s if the current l prevents them are from being used for that purpose? >> well, it is a tough issue, and e creating political discourse, and if i could clarify that the military is looking at the navy brig in south carolina and not the federal penitentiary in ft. leavenworth, but the two prisons there, and the brig is a maximum prison where the military prisons are held, and the political issues involved many this is the fact that the president wants to close guantanamo for several reasons. it is extremely expensive and costs $2.8 million per prison and given the number of prisoners and the amount of resources we have to put into it, and secondly a huge propaganda tool for terrorist ashs and that i have used guantanamo as a way of showing the fight against the west, so if we can close it, it is a good thi thing. third, it is against or outside of the u.s. rule of law. you can't really deal with the l

giangreco who is the editor of the military review for a long time up at fort leavenworth and has writtenery excellent book "health pay." --