hammond. mr.ammond, you put in your form here that you filled out that you were a member of a gang. >> i was a heartless felon ogys. >> is that what you told the folks in the jail, you were a part of the heartless felons and you don't want any part of them now? >> yes, your honor. >> anything else you want to tell the court? >> i'm sorry for what happened. i take full responsibility of my action. i'm sorry to him and his family and just hoping that i get a second chance. i want to come home and change my life and be able to do right. >> i've looked closely at your prior criminal history. now that i know and you admit that you're part of a gang and this is what heartless felons do. and for that reason, you need to be punished, you need to be separated from society. this is the life you chose. this is the consequences you must accept. so the court's going to impose 18 years at lorraine correctional institution. >> watching paris in that courtroom, his face, when he heard his sentence, that he got th

so we know that sabra obviously infiltrated anonymous before you know the whole jeremy hammond thing you guys just released an article released on based on newly released documents that actually says that he went much farther and why do we find out first to back up some of the never really infiltrated anonymous to begin with it all started off this this was a hacktivist himself he actually believed in hacking for a cause at one point and tried to do these politically motivated attacks that anonymous are doing raising awareness to situations different parts of the world the arab spring stuff like that when he was caught in june two thousand and eleven you know that's when he did start cooperating and what we found out is it was more than just cooperating it seems like and you know according to documents that we have that many points the f.b.i. would say that there is a bunch of questions i know we can't even get to it today but the really big is that this involves the f.b.i. . and anonymous is so. in twined with all these really bizarre questions about how the f.b.i. can actually use

well known for facilitating the hack of intelligence firms stratfor took down hacktivists jeremy hammond according to a newly released article on motherboard involvement goes much deeper and much darker the breakdown of the two authors of the expos they are to where producer andrew blake and motherboard journalist dan stein thanks so much for coming on a rise so we know that sobber obviously infiltrated anonymous before you know the whole jeremy hammond thing you guys just released an article released on based on newly released documents that actually says that he went much farther and what do we find out first a backup never really infiltrated anonymous to begin with it all started off this this was a hacktivists himself he actually believed in hacking for a cause at one point and tried to do these politically motivated attacks that anonymous were doing a raising awareness to the situation for parts of the world the arab spring stuff like that when he was caught in june two thousand and eleven you know that's when he did start cooperating and what we found out is you know it was more th

mean you are my parasites let's take the news from behind shall you this yr is a photo of jeremy hammond it looks nice enough but he's serving ten years in prison for hacking into global intelligence firm stratfor releasing the treasure trove of e-mails showing stratfor has their fingers in more dirty than paula deen at a nudist colony all right ok you made that dirty in your own head right hammond has long said that he was led into hacking stratfor by a man named solved who who was working with the f.b.i. at the time now i know what you think and why it is a vietnamese dish working for the f.b.i. good stuff with not a vietnamese dish but a human hacker that's right well now there is new proof that the f.b.i. coerced no proof that the f.b.i. coerced hammon indeed committing the crime so this is like that show bait car where someone leaves a car with the keys inside if you steal it they arrest you except instead of a car this was a bunch of internal e-mails instead of just stumbling across the car your friend is standing there going to get. it back is my car you can have it it's my car. a

>> next we are going to be speaking to john hammond. we are going to be talking about his particular company. this is all about getting transactions through. we were talking about syntax -- fintech, how the u.k. is really dominating. 44,000 people employed in london alone. we will be talking about his way of using the cloud in terms of his startup. whether it is being able to make transactions abroad that much easier. we will be speaking with him in 20 minutes time. the head of envisioning. what a name. i will be back in just a moment. >> see you later. as the federal reserve meets in washington today we are focused on u.s. equities. economy put them on track to outperform those in europe? that conversation is next. >> welcome back to countdown. 6:17.me in london is the u.s. economy is in focus as federal officials gather for a two-day meeting. we are joined by principal global investor ceo. good morning to you. the imf cut its forecast for the to two percent. they did say rates could stay lower for longer. the improving u.s. economy is

. >> philip hammond said that it could offer an inclusive iraqi government. >> we said that we don't believe a military solution can be the answer in iraq. but if the iraqi people do come together form an inclusive government, and that government in taking the fight to control its territory to the insurgents, to the toists asks for support, technical support, advisory support, perhaps equipment we would certainly consider any such request. but we have no intention of direct military involvement. this has to be involved in iraq by iraqis. >> that is certainly a sentiment echoed by the u.s. secretary of state john kerry. speaking in brussels kerry said he didn't discuss the emergency government with any iraqi leaders during his recent trip there, but he again urged the importance of an unity government in the fight against isil. >> the united states is not disinterested in what happens to iraq's leadership but the united states is not going to engage in the process of suggesting to iraqis who that ought to be. it's up to iraqis to make those decisions. and we have stated clearly that w

fifth minute, a moment in time jeff hammond will not forget. fails to clear nani. portuguese with the 1-nil lead. then germane jones, on the ball. not since 1930 has team u.s.a. won the first two games in world cup play. clint dempsey using his chest. could it happen? could they survive. five minutes of stoppage time. no. 30 seconds left, renal dough, the beautiful cross, ends in a 2-2 draw. heartbreaker for clint dempsey and team u.s.a. >> obviously disappointed but look at the positives, got a point. four points now. hopefully we'll get the job done. >> hopefully they do. instead of advancing out of group d they now knee a win or draw against german squad on thursday amount loss to germany and they need ghana and portugal to tie or have a better gore differential. group h, belgium and russia. no score until the 88th 88th minute. top shelf. don't pull a hammy. also in group h. south korea and algeria. islam, a one-man wrecking crew on this ball. over the keeper. 4-2 algeria. their first world cup win in 32 years. >> chasing her fir major title the one player miche

fifth minute, a moment in time jeff hammond will not forget. fails to clear nani. portuguese with the 1-nil lead. then germane jones, on the ball. not since 1930 has team u.s.a. won the first two games in world cup play. clint dempsey using his chest. could it happen? could they survive. five minutes of stoppage time. no. 30 seconds left, renal dough, the beautiful cross, ends in a 2-2 draw. heartbreaker for clint dempsey and team u.s.a. >> obviously disappointed but look at the positives, got a point. four points now. hopefully we'll get the job done. >> hopefully they do. instead of advancing out of group d they now knee a win or draw against german squad on thursday amount loss to germany and they need ghana and portugal to tie or have a better gore differential. group h, belgium and russia. no score until the 88th 88th minute. top shelf. don't pull a hammy. also in group h. south korea and algeria. islam, a one-man wrecking crew on this ball. over the keeper. 4-2 algeria. their first world cup win in 32 years. >> chasing her fir major title the one player miche

a moment in time jeff hammonds will never forget for all the reasons. fails to clear in front.ortuguese the quick 1-nil lead. then then 1-1. not since 1930 has team u.s.a. won their first two games in world cup play. 81st minute, michael bradley, clint dempsey using the chest? could it happen? could they survive five minutes of stopam time. so close. 30 seconds left. ronaldo, what a cross to extra real la. ends in a 2-2 draw. heartbreaker for team u.s.a. who instead of advancing out of group d, now need a win or draw against a vaunted german squad on thursday. a loss to germany, they need ghana and portugal to tie or have a better goal differential than the winning team. kind of confusing. >>> group eight. belgium and russia. no score physical the 80th 80th minute. wide open in the box. don't pull a hammy. belgium into the knockout stage with the 1-nil victory. >> chasing their -- her first major title, the one player michelle wie didn't think she would have to worry about it to was stacy lewis, who started the final round in the u.s. women's open six shots behind wie. wie was

. >>> well, britain's defense secretary philip hammond is been in to the al jazerra studio and he toldthat the u.k. will consider supporting an inclusive iraqi government. >> we have said that we don't believe that a military solution can be -- an external military solution can be the answer in iraq. but if the iraqi people do come together, form an inclusive government, and that government in taking the fight to control its territory to the insurgents, to the terrorists asks for support, technical support, advisory support, perhaps equipment, we would certainly consider any such requests. but we have no intention of direct military involvement. this has to be solved in iraq by iraqis. >>> now libyans are voting in national elections for the third time since the former leader muammar qaddafi. previous votes failed to bring unity and stability to the country, as jonah hull reports, tensions remain high. >> reporter: turn out is not expected to be high, but those who do cast their bullet for a new parliament in libya will do so hoping for an end to the violence and lawlessness that has g

understand when you do with the 1964 civil rights act black people as a group were considered in hammond. he says back then the civil- rights movement has plenty of protesters. they needed black attorneys to make sure the laws are enforced. it was against the laws for blacks to drink out of their whitewater file and appeared to be put in jail for doing that. but had to be taught how to live as a child and also how to be mindful of these traps. four days after him until was accused of flirting with a white woman he was kidnapped tortured and murdered by two white men who were later acquitted by an all white jury. the open casket funeral focused national spotlight on the nt projecthem to promise of equality. in 1960 he and seven classmates were arrested in his hometown of green hills self carolina. increasingly legal segregation was no longer to be ignored. they boycotted buses in montgomery alabama. conducted voter registration drives throughout the deep south. why segregation's were pushing back. tomorrow cover from segregationist politicians. they were routinely attacked jailed and murd

leonard burnstein, aaron copeland, dashal hammond, lillian hellmont. howard k smith is my favorite. he used to do the news when i was in college and high school and that is how i came to know smith. this is panic. but why? it is panic because logic has been trampled by psycho logic. here is the ill logic of this book. this book is called guilt by association. and that logic goes back to something that in classical greece scholars did this for fun. all cats have ears, socretese has ears so therefore he is a cat. back in the 1870's, well this is red scare, it is when americans started learning there was such a thing as communism. and the chicago tribune published an article to educate the public on what this is about. and they did a good job summarizing the doctrine. redistributing property and taking all protection under the state. pretty fair. two sentences later. it is the grand ignorance of the cincinnati man's working congress. what is that? i look it up. this was august-september in 1870. a group that met in cincinnati called the cincinnati work man's congress. it was a gatherin

hammond idris, northern 9 year i can't. >>> authorities in india have detained two construction companyirectors after a building collapsed on saturday. at least nine are dead and dozens are still believed trapped. officials say heavy rains and illegal construction might have plaud a role in that accident. building clasps have become common with people being extra floors on top of structures that don't have permits. staying in india, officials are concerned about another big issue mary are sacrificing loch. the population has dwindled so ceph receiver lee, officials are worried the community could die out. al jazeera has more. >> reporter: >> reporter: ever since she was 16, she has dreamed of being an orthodontist and ever since then, she's had little time for anything else between marathon exams and earning her master's degree, she has had no social life, let alone, a boyfriend. >> everything is hectic and the competition you have and the amount of money you are pumping in, you have to give full attention to it to reach some of it. >> while these are the pressures many young people fac

hammond, i think we're back in business. >> jurassic park! >> you won. you're the best. >> oh, my gosh. huge, huge hit. >> everybody see the movie. >> delicious game of who knew as we walk down memory lane. >> genevieve gourder right after this. vo: once upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where villages floated on water and castles were houses dragons lurked giants stood tall and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real avo: whatever you can imagine, all in one place expedia, find yours when he first joined the army, i was very nervous. ♪ we didn't know what they would have him doing. ♪ but, bobby always had a plan. ♪ [ male announcer ] with unmatched training in over 150 careers beyond the battlefield, there are over 150 surprising ways to become army strong. talk to your son or daughter about opportunities in the army. >>> a sweet game of who knew. here's the question to chew over. >> what is the best selling pez dispenser of all time? peter pez, superman, santa claus or the easter bunny? >> just think about it. >> we

deputies arrested rebecca hammond on suspicion of buying the bikes from various thieves. sheriff's department says it will return the bikes to their rightful owner if the owner can provide a serial number or a specific custom i.d. marking. >>> an east bay neighborhood breathing a sigh of relief. ktvu's cristina rendon talks about how the community and police worked to get some neighbors to move out. >> it's not we're going to do something or something might be down, something will be done so this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: he says they documented years of escalating problems caused by the family until things turned violent. >> you have a little kid and you're diving for the floor in your own living room, because of all the shootings going on, it just, totally unacceptable. >> reporter: the council went to oakland police asking authorities to exercise the city's nuisance abatement ordnance. lieutenant courtman says it's the law for residents to keep their property nuisance free. >> as a group working together through city community who says we've identified a locat

james hammond led the investigation. >> here at this location, two gentlemen went in to purchase drugs. gun fire ensued and the resident in this house was killed. when the police arrived they were looking for suspects, two black males, one tall, one short, the witness had given that description. it was a report she had just awoke, the spouse had just been murdered. it happened pretty quick. >> within minutes, the police cars arrived on the scene. the officer passed a car with two black men in it, he shined a light in, saw there was a tall one and a shorter one which matched the big description given by cecilia and called for backup. >> christopher scott was in that car along with a friend named claude simmons. >> first i got three .9 millimeters pointed in my face. what was this about? why are you here with guns drawn? you need to come outside, if everything is okay we'll let you go. >> they ended up taking chris into custody. take him into the police station, if he didn't have anything to do it, they told him he would be released. >> i was concerned being put inside a police car and h

. >> hammonds, star softball player, was apparently known foreign joying energy drinks.some cardiale jinx cents in fact, say there is medical evidence showing the drinks can cause changes in heart rhythm, and increase blood pressure, some even calling for them to be regulated much like alcohol, not even being served anyone under the age of 21. >> speaking out about the ordeal, 15 year old yaha and did i admits he got on the flight, closest one headed west because he really wanted to see his birth mom. he said he cannot believed he survived the georgie which was five and a half hours san jose to maui back in april. hadn't seen his mom in years. did get chance to speak with her for the first time since it called ham. has been living in temporary foster home, seeking us a hilum, he survived despite low oxygen and freezing temperatures. >>> 5:20. -- 6:20. are you having a problem on facebook? there was a problem. you were not alone, melt down this morning, world-wide outage, of facebook. >> you went on the air 4:00 this morning asking our viewers to tweet you if they were ha

on a number of occasions, at least a dozen occasions, my mom would call the hammond police department he was violent? >> oh, yeah. mom would have maybe a black eye, bloody nose, bloody lip. >> he told us his mother wasn't the only target of his father's violence. he was, too. but it wasn't his idea to kill him. >> i was doing some algebra homework, sitting in my room. my sister walked in, made a comment about dad was really screwing her life up, and we had to do something and all this. and i didn't really think she was serious or anything like this, you know. >> his sister, who was nine years older, and her husband, presented a plan. the murder would take place after his father went to bed. >> it was decided, well, okay, we'll go ahead, we'll get some ether, we'll knock him out, we'll inject air into his veins to simulate a heart attack. >> paul is telling us about the murder of his father. it was a little bizarre. it was reminiscent of a coen brothers film. >> i was supposed to signal out the corner window, and that was, you know, facing this parking lot at the end of the block. they

. >> reporter: poppy harlow, cnn, hammond, wisconsin. >>> and now let's check in with anderson with a coming up in a few minutes on ac 360. >> much more on the breaking news tonight. the speed with which events are unfolding in issue. ahead my exclusive interview with an american contractor. you're going to hear how he and other ex-military members took the arms that were left behind by other iraqi forces to help protect the base before they could be airlifted to safety. >>> also ahead, the terror tacktives of isis, an organization so brutal even al qaeda has in some ways disowned them. a report on the propaganda videos being made with recruiting tools, some with hollywood style production and camera work. >>> also, donald sterling launching a full-court press against the nba and other fellow owners, hiring teams of private investigators to dig up dirt on other owners. we'll talk with one of his lawyers about the strategy and how far sterling is willing to go to keep control of the team. all that and more at the top of the hour, erin. >> all right. we'll look forward to seeing you in

allegis as a goes to show the world that tore off hammond.r ticket to print tessin of what a valid excuse. sure she is lost in oakland chinatown, when she is the mayor of oakland. >>: and anna maria says that is a cop out. is the and the city of oakland and as mayor of oakland by which she needs to use the navigation. >>: tell us what to think on your kron 4 thanks a lot. now that serena williams is out of the of the french open and on the beach in joining the ocean-it crashed a wedding. gave each wedding over the weekend. she stumbled along of of of share leopard some still working. the bride looked a little upset. will the rain here as the kron4 morning news continues to get out the fog over at the bay. a cool day looking for a high of 71. ♪ummer daysriftg away touh o those sumr nits twizerizyoursummer f wittwizers. thtwist you n'resist. th's aan tervwingor.aob. thatne.one. e onwho ems ke hs alrey gothe job 'cau he udieall e rit ursefromhe g-go. d th's aaccotant a mo a unersi of oeni sclarsp repient, who ed o unie --ratcthat awese caer-pnni

hammond. >> chairman carper, ranking member coburn, senator tester, it's a privilege to appear before you today to discuss the ongoing review of customs and border protections overtime compensation systems specifically those used bill the border patrol. proper paying our border security personnel and appropriately managing our pay systems are essential to the cbp mission. cbp's application of overtime, specifically, auo, the primary compensation system used by the border patrol stretches back many years. established more than 40 years ago, auo is the payment mechanism that allows for the compensation of certain employees for irregular, unscheduled but necessary overtime. approximately 77% of auo paid at dhs goes to employees of cbp, including more than 20,000 border patrol agents. in order to be eligible for auo, an employee must number a position in which the hours of duty cannot be controlled administratively and which requires substantial amounts of irregular or occasional overtime work. cbp takes seriously its responsibility to ensure the use of taxpayer funds. while many front li

headac take the hammond flood. it occurred during the dust bowl. oklahoma alone has over 2100 of these structures. when this work takes place, many of these could be made into reservoirs for nearby communities to help with water shortages n the flash floods made worse by climate change. funding was authorized to do this work. nrcs rules state it can only be used to repair existing structures to their current size. this doesn't have to be the case. a change in rules would allow federal funds to be made available to help several of our communities with new water sources. when you look at the opportunities outlined in the original flood control act, water quality and quantity, flood mitigation and wildlife enhancement you see this program as another tool that usda already has that can help our country better adapt to climate change. i would reiterate southern plains agricult surfacing serious charges. the food news is usda has tools to cope with this challenge and there's a path forward. the question is, will we take it? thank you for allowing me to s

the hammond flood in 1934. happened in the middle of the dust bowl and spurred the federal government to build small watershed dams through usda. oklahoma alone has 2,100 structures most in need of rehabilitation. many of these could be made into reservoirs for nearby communities to help with water shortages in the flash floods made by climate change. with passage of the farm bill funding was authorized to do this work. unfortunately, rules stated they were only to be used to rebuild existing structures. a change in the rules would allow federal funds be made available to help several communities with new water sources. when you look at the opportunities outlined, purposes like water quality and quantity, flood mitigation and wildlife enhancement, you see this program as another tool usda already has that can help our country better adapt to climate change. in closing, i would reiterate southern plains agriculture faces serious challenges from climate change. the good news is though, that usda has tools to cope

with me to share their reporting cnn's peter hammond and jonathan martin.spect in the benghazi attack. cnn's arwa damon sat down with him more than a year ago, where's the fbi and the military to go in and get khatallah. well, they got him yesterday and here's the president. >> when americans are attacked, no matter how long it takes, we will find those responsible and we will bring them to justice and that's a message i said the day after it happened, and regardless of how long it takes, we will find you and i want to make sure that everybody around the world hears that message very clearly. >> the president speaking yesterday, i should note the raid was over the weekend. peter, on capitol hill you would expect people to say maybe it's about time but say good for you. they are congratulating the special forces and the fbi, but a lot of republicans are saying don't bring him here and put him in the federal courts. send him to gitmo and try him as an enemy combatant. >> yeah, that's the answer. the republicans will not give the president credit on anything o

. >> 22 years has passed since hammond dreams of a dinosaur theme park.s a day coming to see the dinosaurs and attractions. it's been around long enough where they decided to bring in a new attraction. you don't believe it, but it doesn't go well. >> of course the two inevitably end up running for their lives. who's the better runner? >> i'm going to be honest with you. we're both really, really good. >> yeah. i actually have this photo, chris, that wow put on your instagram. you know what this is going to be. these are your abs? >> those are america's abs. yeah. those are. those are mine. >> so does this help you survive in the jungle? >> obviously. i'm like, quick, drop and do 20 crunches. that'll protect us. >> nick robinson plays a kid visiting the park. i was taught the essentials of surviving something like this. survivor tip number one. a killer scream. here's a scenario, you're being chased through that boardwalk by a dinosaur. now go. [ screaming kwx ] >> that'll wake some people up. survivor tip number two. if you can't scream, it may be best to

hammond, i think we're back in business. >> "jurassic park," my dad!me tips right after this. so i get invited to quite a few family gatherings. heck, i saved judith here a fortune with discounts like safe driver, multi-car, paperless. you make a mighty fine missus, m'lady. i'm not saying mark's thrifty. let's just say, i saved him $519, and it certainly didn't go toward that ring. am i right? [ laughs ] [ dance music playing ] so visit progressive.com today. i call this one "the robox." what would it learn? what improvements would it make? at ge, you've inspired us to reimagine the kitchen. with innovations like the first dishwasher featuring 102 spray jets. the kitchen is now thinking -- more like you. and...stop. no? nothing? [ male announcer ] ge. reimagining home. no? nothing? meven when we needed bstuff for the home. i was a negative nancy. but thanks to fingerhut.com now we can shop with low monthly payments. and they've got over 50,000 choices from brands like samsung, kitchenaid, xbox. two words: mini-donut maker. ah, that's three words. just

particularly thank all our staff, especially our subcommittee staff and our personal staff, chris shank, tom hammond, alison, richard, allen, pam, megan, and ann. with that, i yield and urge the passage of h.r. 4412. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. the gentlewoman from texas reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. smith: i yield six minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. weber, a member of the science, space and technology committee. the speaker pro tempore: the swrelt is recognized. mr. weber: i rise in support of the national err naughtic and space administration appropriations act of 2014. if enacted it would authorize nasa programs and set funding levels for fiscal year 2014. it supports the development of space exploration technology like the space launch system and critical nasa functions at the johnson space center which just happens to be located just outside my district. it also sets a clear goal that nasa's human space flight program should focus on missions below low earth orbit. it is time for nasa to focus scarce taxpayer resources on nasa's core m