me, too, glenn.en my dad's friend for, like, years, and now we have this connection. hey, do you want to come in for some crystal light or something? well, i do believe in me, but it's getting kind of late. um, i really want to see you again, though. oh, you know it. oh, god, peter! scared the hell out of me! what're you doing here? i think you know. did you have sex with my daughter? what? come on, peter. did you have sex with my daughter?! peter, trust me, it's not happening. (sighs) all right. good. yeah, she's really making me work for it. maybe you could talk to her. well, i'll try, but sometimes she can be as stubborn as a mule. i tell you, you tell her to do something once, she does the opposite. you know, it's like she ain't even heard you in the first place. it's like talking to a brick wall. worse than talking... even a brick wall doesn't tell you they understand you, and then go do the opposite, you know? so it's no surprise to me that you're having these difficulties. that-that just seems

glenn greenwald?ur democratic, partisans at all embarrassed by the fact the most vocal proponents of the nsa spying program, aside from people like diane feinstein, are the very republicans who may be spent years to writing as these radicals and extremists, people like peter king or john boehner are michele bachmann, all of whom had very vigorously defended president obama's spying program -- does that give them any positive all about what the real value or purpose of these spying programs are? what peter king is essentially telling the world as they ought to be grateful that the united states government is invading the privacy of their citizens by the millions and intercepting the communications data. i think that messages resonating quite poorly around the world. this is not 1982 where the u.s. can simply dictate and realistically to the rest of the world what it ought to be grateful for and have the rest of the world except it with reverence. it is much different world. i think peter king lives in

glenn greenwald joined "the guardian."he string of stories published on nsa and global surveillance made headlines and glenn greenwald faced a backlash from many in the industry. >> why should you glenn greenwald not be charged with a crime? >> he leaves "the guardian" on good terms. a spokesperson saying: >> in morocco authorities are urged to release a journalist in prison for advocating terrorism, a charge intended to silence a government critic. on october 10th more than 60 human rights organizations issued a joint statement condemning the gaol of anewsler after posting a link to a video from al qaeda's north african wing on his website. that included a threat against morocco and criticised the monarch was on the website of a spanish newspaper. >> he was charged with knowingly providing material assistance to terrorism acts. he faces 20 years in gaol. his backers argue that he is being targeted because of the issue taken on moroccan kink mohammed v 4 and he uses the site to raise issues of corruption and power. it's be

glenn. glenn. glenn glenn glenn. a. one of the new poll shows commonwealth bank holiday face i think you know. it was. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm recession. real damage and complexity of this oil spill was not something you can grasp just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the coast and it's pretty clear why it's not being reported because b.p. can't afford to have a reported all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business if b.p. is the single largest oil contributor to the pentagon the u.s. war machine is heavily reliant upon b.p. and their oil this is a huge step backwards for the mocker sea it's a step forward for. carex it is toxic is a look a lot like spraying in vietnam it was it was not a picture that either the government or b.p. really wanted to have out there i don't want dispersants to be the agent on. this bill's. cool salary goes down a. child our legal rights. in the morning. for

there are extraordinary things being said by glenn greenwald. in particular -- and i think it is incredulous he actually believes -- that the russians and chinese are not in full possessions of that information. >> so you actually believe -- >> oh, yes. >> why do you believe that to be the case? the russians will have taken possession of his computer. they would have done this. i have no doubt that all they have now a great deal of information which is damaging to us, to our security, and which is the result of the trail on the part of the shafted employee. >> did you know this was going on? >> the internet -- we talk about people who are worried about this, this huge explosion in surveillance. it is an explosion of the massive increase -- interception always is taking place. you can intercept mail. you can intercept telephone calls. what should they think in a situation where you have enormous expansion of communication which requires purposes of protection than to have comparable powers of collection, in order to find the tiny bits that really

tomorrow's stunt is supposed to be glenn beck picking up trash. the former fox news host who now does a thing on the internet machine, he says he will pick up trash tomorrow at washington landmarks along with a tea party group. the press release says the only reason federal monuments are closed during the shutdown is because quote, the obama administration has pet lently tried to make the shutdown some political gain. they believe that the shutdown of the government doesn't actually shut down things run by the federal government, except for the ones president obama feels petulent about. this is actually the press release from the event which was sent out for freedom works. a little awkward for freedom works to be doing an event with glenn beck. rosy gray just reported on why in this moment of tea party glory with the government shutdown and the republicans hurdling the country towards default and hitting the debt ceiling that the tea party, no nothing politic, really bringing the country to its knees in a way they have long fantasized about. freed

tomorrow's stunt is supposed to be glenn beck picking up trash. the former fox news host who now does a thing on the internet machine, he says he will pick up trash tomorrow at washington landmarks along with a tea party group. the press release says the only reason federal monuments are closed during the shutdown is because quote, the obama administration has petulantly tried to make the shutdown some political game. they believe that the shutdown of the government doesn't actually shut down things run by the federal government, except for the ones president obama feels petulant about. this is actually the press release from the event which was sent out by the group freedom works. a little awkward for freedom works to be doing an event with glenn beck. rosy gray just reported on why in this moment of tea party glory with the government shutdown and the republicans hurdling the country towards default and hitting the debt ceiling that the tea party, no nothing politics, really bringing the country to its knees in a way they have long fantasized ab

. >> the glenn park bart station looks like a child art project. except this nonscribbling was likely done by older kids, taggers who made a huge mess. >> i can't believe how busy they were. >> there is graffiti on every column, beside the tracks, above the tracks, even above the third rail, a deadly high voltage and officials say that could have happened because the electricity was on all weekend when the taggers likely entered the station through the tracks, took out their paint cans and brushes and did their damage. >> this station was very well put together and today, looks like new york. >> much of this graffiti is up pretty high, as you can see, and so officials are thinking the taggers might have brought their own stepladder and given the volume of vandalism, they are also thinking this could have taken more than a day to accomplish. >> you know, it's a shame. >> there are surveillance cameras, but probably won't do any good since they are set up by personnel. bart police say glenn park is one of nine vandalism cases during the bart strike.

in the glenn park neighborhood of san francisco. christie smith just got there. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning to you. there are still a lot of questions about the suspicious death of a little baby. when we first arrived san francisco police had crime scene tape on the door of this home on the corner at monterrey boulevard. there were two patrol cars out front. now it's down to one and officers still going in and out of the house. this started around 12:30 this morning when a woman, a mother, brought her baby to sf general hospital for care. that's 3 1/2 miles away from this home we're at. the baby believedo

i'll talk to glenn greenwald, what he says. >>> catch a wave and you're sitting on top of the world and catch this wave and you may land in the record books. i'll talk to a surfer on what it is like to hang ten on a 100-foot ocean wave, only here. >>> we begin with big new developments in the obama care story. this is different from the political war fair you see night after night on the partisan news channels because health care reform is so i'm fortunate we're doing what we can to turn down the noise and turn up the facts. item one, a document that clearly shows when the white house got the warning the healthcare.gov website was a disaster in the making. >> reporter: cnn learned at the obama administration was warned in september the obama care website wasn't ready to go live. the main contractor, cgi issued this confidential report to the agency overseeing the healthcare.gov rollout. it warned of risks and issues. the report gave the highest priority thing to things like we don't have access to monitoring tools, not enough time in schedule to conduct adequate performance testing and

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me, too, glenn. god, it's so amazing that you've been my dad's friend for, like, years, and now we have this connection. hey, do you want to come in for some crystal light or something? well, i do believe in me, but it's getting kind of late.

glenn park is one of nine vandalism cases during the strike. in san francisco, joe vazquez kpix 5 >> bart trains are running mootly tonight finally. morning commute was pretty rough for a lot of people. >>> well, let's ask christin ayers. the strike is over, so who got what? who won this thing? >> the details are just coming out and showing bart workers were the ones who really scored big. as far as pay, workers whether get with a 15.1% raise over four years, about 3-and-a-half percent more than bart was offering before the strike. employees will have to start contributing 4% to their pensions, but bart has agree today reimburse a portion of whatever they put in, and workers medical premium will go up $92 flat to 130 no matter how many people are on the plan so still quite a bargain there. what did bart get out of this? they won victories on work rules. they also got to kill an important rule that allowed workers to pull in large amounts of overtime. bart workers whether get safety updates. unions are expected to vote on this contract, ken, by

government has also detained journalist and partner of glenn greenwald david miranda under terrorist legislation many people would say those are extremely heavy handed tactics indeed responding to the reports of the prime minister's statement glenn greenwald the journalist it's been primarily reporting these leaks said that this was shocking that this happens in a country that tells itself it has press freedom. it's not just the guardian of course there's been working on making data from edward snowden's leaks available to the world and online n.t. secrecy website crypto has put together a map showing the extraordinary reach of u.s. surveillance now according to the web site in every country in the world to head of phone calls intercepted from tens of thousands up to tens of billions of central asia and the middle east appear to have been of the cheap targets but far from the only once now let's take a look at this in europa america's closes their lives to find themselves under intense surveillance with three hundred and sixty one million conversation intercepted. in germany that als

he trained alongside john glenn and delivered the famous sendoff as glenn was about to become the firstbit the aircraft. >> with god's speed, john glenn. >> reporter: carpenter was the second american to orbit, but there were problems during his mission. the capsule overshot the landing zone in the atlantic by 250 miles. carpenter was congratulated at the white house but it would be his only space flight. he then turned to the sea. in 1965, carpenter spent 30 days living and working in a laboratory on the ocean floor. scott carpenter-- astronaut, and aquanaut, was 88. and now john glerntion who is 92, is the sole surviving member of the mercury 7. the nobel prize in literature was awarded today to canada's alice munro, the master of the short story. here's a short sample from "too much happinessness": taliban bullets could not silence these school girls. their plans for the future next. if you're looking for help relieving heartburn, caused by acid reflux disease, relief is at hand. for many, nexium provides 24-hour heartburn relief and may be available for just $18 a month. there is ri

glenn greenwald joins us tonight. play something vice president dick cheney said to jay tapper when he interviewed him earlier this week. tapper asked him about edward snowden. i want to play what he said. >> the problem with snowden is he had access to classified information. he violated conditions under which they got those. he's a traitor, pure and simple. and i don't think you can judge him any other way. there's some people who say he's a whistle-blower. he's talked about methods and ways we collect intelligence. >> a number of people said and come around and changed their opinion but clearly vice president cheney has not, doesn't sound like he's going to. how do you respond to what he said? >> i'm really glad dick cheney is available to speak on this because i think he under scores the most important point. dick cheney engaged in some of the worst, most radical conduct in the last century in the united states and did it all in secret from lying about the war in iraq, to torturing people, to putting people in cag

command i just i really want to ask you this question clearly you are working with glenn greenwald you are releasing more information i know you can't give me the details but can we expect further sensational revelations from you and grant glenn greenwald. no i don't know for me because i would suspect interesting if. i was paying but i'm not sure. i would have to research about it. lending was going to world with the contras with all their newspaper. people is going to see. more phenomenon the way the spanish you know the contras. ok thanks very much indeed interesting to talk to come out of the journalist with el mundo who published the materials exposing massive u.s. spying on spanish citizens and now with this latest twist thank you very much indeed for joining us live here in r.t. well the white house has already made steps to can tell the n.s.a. in particular ordering eavesdropping on the u.n. headquarters in new york to be reduced but to what extent does the u.s. president actually control the agencies activities and how aware was he of spying on europe's leaders and citizens we

great job, glenn. [applause] >> at approximately 0730 hours on saturday, april 22, 2006, officers john constantine zachos and sergeant griffin, along with other officers responded on a report of a shooting in process that may have been related to domestic violence. headquarters advised that the neighbors could still hear loud noises coming from the unit. upon arrival the officers observed a three-story security gate, and officers led up the stairs. and upon reaching the unit, the officers noticed that the door was open and the suspect stuck his head out. the officers were on the stairway and with reported shooti shooting, they ordered him to come out and no response and officer opened the door with a semi gunpointing. raising the gun and pointing to officers zachos and fired at suspect and the suspect retreated into another room. calling repeatedly for the suspect to drop his weapon, officer griffin covered position to cover officer zachos as he changed his magazine. and officer griffin fired at suspec

extremely heavy handed tactics indeed responding to the reports of the prime minister's statement glenn greenwald's the journalist it's been primarily reporting these leaks said that this was shocking that this happens in a country that tells itself it has press freedom for reverse to be reduced to only goes where you says come close the reporting on snowden's leaks of damaging national security you've grown. think we've got something rotten in the state of england david cameron is threatening journalists at the same time as he's calling for press freedom and of course what that really means is it's press freedom for his story really i don't think he really wants independent journalism in this country i think if he could close down the guardian he would he really hates these revelations many people may have noticed that his former communications man andy corson is in court in britain today facing the same sorts of phone hacking charges as actually being accused of the g.c. h.q. in the n.s.a. all of these mass data trawls are extremely dangerous and criminal acts has been no evidence wha

gary glenn ross closer schpiel. >> the health insurance is working just fine. instead of paying $1600 a more, we have a plan that will only cost us $962 -- $6912 a month. the product is g. i want people to get the great product. the product is working. it's really good. [ laughter ] >> jon: when did the president of the united states turn into gill from the simpsons? >> she's a beaut. you can't beat a coleco. how many can i put you down for? a lot. please say a lot, i need this. [ laughter ] >> jon: this is a good product. all right. but listen -- [cheers and applause] he didn't stop baby. he kept on selling. >> you just heard janice's story. he owns her own small business. she became the first woman to enroll in coverage through delaware's exchange. >> jon: so that's one. [ laughter ] you know people say you can't use the web site, have you told them about janice from delaware? hey b you you know what god bless. she signed up. she deserves to be up there to prove it could be done easily. >> it took her seven hours on the phone and on line. she had to go there

. >>> 29-year-old ross was arrested at the glenn park library in san francisco on tuesday. today's bail hearing was postponed so the attorneys can do more work on the case. he's also charged in maryland with trying to arrange a murder of a witness. >>> closure tonight for a man who he is son was killed after a parking dispute that was caught on camera. >>> our high school football game of the week is two two teams always seem to play close games between each other. we'll have a live report coming up. >>> winds, and coming up when the red flag warning expire and the warmest day of the weekend and when the rain and clouds resurfaces on the five day forecast. >>> now the latest of the bart strike, our count down clock shows just 6 days left until the end of the cooling off period ordered by governor brown. we have learned there is sticking points between the unions. bart is asking for a four year deal, yesterday the two sides announced they have agreed on pension but bart says they remained $89 million on wages. the unions say they want a deal and made new offer. >> the inform

he was named john glenn oos backu backup. he got to utter famous words to his friend before launch while the world listened in. >> god speed, john glenn. >> when it was his turn he flew in aurora 7. he was thereupon less than five hours. because of technical glitches he landed 250 miles from the intended target. as tv viewers stared at the black and white picture there were fears he hadn't survived splashdown until he was he was spotted almost an hour later sitting in his raft awaiting pickup. he never flew in space again though he loved exploration. he lived for a month on the bottom of the ocean floor in sea lab in the mid 60s. years later he was part of our on-air team at cape canaveral to cheer on john glenn who returned to space as a shuttle astronaut at 77. >> we are joined by scott carpenter. what do you reck is going on in there? >> i wish i knew, but i don't. >> of the original mercury seven, now only john glenn survives at the age of 92. the aircraft carrier that recovered scott carpenter's space capsule on that day

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liz: glenn is the dean of columbia business school. we have breaking news on first solar.g of a hours following first-quarter earnings beat. lauren simonetti, take it. >> they're having a conference call as we beat. you can see the stock is moving in after-hours up four bucks from the close of 50.31. nice movement here. profit for first solar, more than doubling in the quarter. top line soaring because of revenue gains from california solar plant as well as some sales in china. but we do want to point out here, first solar has cut their full-year, not the profit forecast but their revenue forecast, so that is something we're also watching. but this stock keeps getting a bid higher as the conference call is on going. back to liz and david. david: 10% jump after-hours. liz: java jolt coffee prices. you mentioned yesterday. lowest in four years yet your morning cup of joe is still costing a pretty penny. we'll find out why later in the hour. david: like oil and gas. businesses were supposed to get a temporary break from obamacare, remember that, but a blockbuster report just

glenn james is homeless.hree weeks ago as he sat at the south bay mall he spotted an abandoned backpack. he peeked inside and discovered a passport and more than $40,000 in cash and travelers checks. to any homeless man, a fortune, which is why what he did next was remarkable. >> i noticed a lot of $100 bills. and i said, oh my goodness. this has to get back to it's rightful owner. >> reporter: glenn handed the bag of money over to boston police. they along with this town celebrated his selflessness. more than 500 miles away in virginia, ethan wittington saw the story about the good samaritan online and said glenn deserved more than a plaque. ethan started an online campaign. so far people from around the world have donated more than $140,000. thursday, the two men met for the first time at whdh. our nbc station in boston. >> how are you doing? >> so glad to see you. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> thank you. you're the one that deserves the thank you, for sure. >> glenn that doesn't like to speak becaus

today john glenn issued a statement saying, god speed scott carpenter, remembering his friend who died yesterday at the age of 88. >>> the vatican have taken something back. they have recalled a commemorative medal that was struck. but they misspelled jesus as "lesvs." available in cold, silver, and bronze. four of them were already sold. they will now be collector's items. >>> when we come back tonight, with all the dysfunction we have seen on display for a week, we'll meet folks here at the end of the week we can all be proud of. >>> our "making a difference" report tonight has to do with this nation's classroom teachers. with the news we've been covering lately you'd be thinking hee lows and role models are tough to find these days. but this week we wrapped up the fourth annual education summit in new york. for the occasion, we gathered examples of heroism in the classroom. one, a natural disaster and one not. one in newtown, connecticut, one in moore, oklahoma. tonight we wanted to share their heroism with you. >> well, you know, what you do as a kindergarten teacher is divert the

glenn greenwald and germany stay healthy announce they are working together to prepare a report on thenational security agency role in the so-called u.s. assassination program. speaking to moviegoers at the rio film festival in brazil, they provided some details on the new project. however, neither provided any evidence to support the claims of the existence of the assassination program, or the nsa role in it. the author of the book dirty wars has come on rt america numerous times. >> we are moving back to an era like the 1980's, fueling dirty wars in central america, nicaragua, el salvador, and elsewhere. we have a full spectrum covert war. you have the drone strikes, use of mercenaries, use of special operations forces, cruise missile strikes, warlords in somalia. it is very dirty right now. people pay a lot of attention to drones right now. this is really full spectrum. >> glenn greenwald is a guardian journalist who worked with edward snowden on the nsa surveillance leaks and promised that much more will come out. apparently, he is making good on that promise. as soon as we know, y

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do you have an answer glenn thrush. >> i do not. >> more deep reporting. my friend, i'm glad to see the hat is back. >> thank you. >> i never knew. i don't expect it but happy to see it. >> i'm in my home, so i wear it in my home. >> "politico's" glenn thrush, thank you for your time. >>> after the break, let the hearings again. contractors behind health.gov testify on capitol hill, republicans do what they do best, grill baby grill. we will discuss glitches and defacto shutdowns next on "now." bold has a huge imagination. a playground of innovation, color, and design. showing up where we least expect it. and taking inspiration from our wildest dreams. because kohler doesn't see the world in fixtures and faucets. it reimagines. coloring our lives in ways only bold could do, it's no wonder the world can't wait to see what kohler does next. ve got nice long ld. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers

. >> it sounds like your son or that the information your son has given to glenn greenwald and others that there is still a lot more still to come. glenn greenwald said it on this program, i think last night, that there is a lot more information he's still goi ing through, a lot more information that will surprise people. >> glenn has that "the new york times,"" the guard quinn" there is much more to come. >> there is still people out there that believe your son committed treason or done something that's done real damage to the interest of the united states of america after seeing him. what do you say to those people? >> i would say yo have a right to your opinion, but i would ask that you make sure that it's an informed opinion and the problem is at this point is they don't have all the facts, nor do i but i know i spent hours upon hours every day researching articles, avetting the truth, researching companies. there is far more to this. far more to this that will be touched. >> are you proud of your son? >> i'm absolutely proud of my son. it could bring me to tears i'm so proud of m

very cleverly, he got in touch with glenn greenwald and laura poitrus.e met them in hong kong and gave them the information he wanted to get out, then found himself stranded there. to the rescue? wikileaks. sarah harrison arranged with the russian consulate there is onward travel to latin america. wasn america, yeah, he going to transit moscow so he would have to go the other way or he would be stopped. this thing is full of ironies. today is columbus day. i was thinking on the way in, my favorite history on the discovery of america started this way. columbus -- america was discovered by a man who is looking for something else. in the next two centuries were spent trying to find a way around or through it. history is like that, full of ironies, very chancey. here is edward snowden in hong kong. he wants to seek a secure place in latin america. he is on his way to moscow. process, the u.s. revokes his passport and he is stranded and spends the next month in the trans-a part of the airport and seeks asylum in russia. what is the end result? he ends up in a

at times has had two lists of people to be killed i think what we've heard from jeremy scahill and glenn greenwald in recent days is that they are working on additional information that we don't have yet about the role that the n.s.a. has played in building these lists and targeting the individuals on these lists and of course the n.s.a. is up and running while much of the u.s. government is shut down the military is up and running the guns are being sent over to syria and used for incredibly evil purposes well most of the non deadly and open and non secret programs in the u.s. government have been shut down is this is a disgrace just briefly and finally snowden has been nominated for a european human rights award why is there such a stark contrast in attitudes towards him concerning europe and washington will washington does not fully represent the people of the united states a great many of us think edward snowden deserves honor and rewards he's been nominated for the nobel peace prize although too late for this years in time for next years as has bradley manning who is actually in the