lauri! lauri!n a country i have never visited, but it is the set a precedent whereby this will not happen to other people in the future if there is suspected criminality, thenit if there is suspected criminality, then it will be tried in the uk and then it will be tried in the uk and the us will not try to exercise exorbitant jurisdiction. the us will not try to exercise exorbitantjurisdiction. other people should be able to rely on this body to ensure they are treated more humanely by the justice system. i think we need to clear the way now. thanks. let's speak to our correspondent, charlotte gallagher. lauri love, thanking the supporters without whom he said he might not have made it this far. essentially, his ability to cope was the central pa rt his ability to cope was the central part of the case, wasn't it? yes, fears were raised for lauri love if he had been extradited to the us, where he could have faced 99 years in an american prison. he has asperger's and also suffers from depression and

lauri love was traced via a romanian e—mail address and a paypal account.erviewed here by britain's national crime agency but, as yet, has not been charged. today's judgement did not rule out a prosecution here in the uk, something his family and his supporters are prepared for. how do you feel about the prospect of a trial here in the uk and a possible jail term? i do trust a trial in the uk. in the us, the chances of me ever getting a trial are quite slim just because people are forced to plead guilty to avoid huge charges, huge sentences that they might face if they take a trial. in the uk, we don't strong—arm people into facilitating their own prosecutions. this case has been a strain on the entire love family, especially lauri's father, who is a prison chaplain. there is a consensus of agreement about the things that really matter, about decency, about justice, about fairness. i've always believed to be born in these islands is to win the lottery of life and that what makes britain great makes it great britain, is not our power or our might, but the fa

lauri love was traced via a romanian e—mail address and a paypal account.e by britain's national crime agency but, as yet, has not been charged. today's judgment did not rule out a prosecution here in the uk, something his family and his supporters are prepared for. how do you feel about the prospect of a trial here in the uk and a possible jail term? i do trust a trial in the uk. in the us, the chances of me ever getting a trial are quite slim just because people are forced to plead guilty to avoid huge charges, huge sentences that they might face if they take a trial. in the uk, we don't strong—arm people into facilitating their own prosecutions. this case has been a strain on the entire love family, especially lauri's father, who is a prison chaplain. there is a consensus of agreement about the things that really matter, about decency, about justice, about fairness. i've always believed to be born in these islands is to win the lottery of life and that what makes britain great makes it great britain, is not our power or our might, but the fact that it is

in this case, what swung it is that lauri love is com pletely what swung it is that lauri love is completelym the safety, his physical and mental health would go down very rapidly to the point where he writes not even be able to give proper evidence in trials. is this in any one's interests to take place? the overriding thing here was his state of health, his mental and physical health. his current state is not good but the question is to what extent it would deteriorate if extradited. today's outcome for some people will be a puzzle because on the face of it, these allegations have been made, very serious allegations, and they would probably say, is he going to face any trial for this? what would the answer be? this has nothing to do with whether he might be prosecuted in england. i can't really comment on that aspect of it. it's an important distinction. he could be dealt with in england and that was an argument made in the hearing.|j in england and that was an argument made in the hearing. i understand there are restrictions on what you can say but some people will hear the decision today

lauri love was traced via a romanian e—mail address and a paypal account. but, as yet, has not been charged. today's judgment did not rule out a prosecution here in the uk, something his family and his supporters are prepared for. how do you feel about the prospect of a trial here in the uk and a possible jail term? i do trust a trial in the uk. in the us, the chances of me ever getting a trial are quite slim just because people are forced to plead guilty to avoid huge charges, huge sentences that they might face if they take a trial. in the uk, we don't strong—arm people into facilitating their own prosecutions. this case has been a strain on the entire love family, especially lauri's father, who is a prison chaplain. there is a consensus of agreement about the things that really matter, about decency, about justice, about fairness. i've always believed to be born in these islands is to win the lottery of life and that what makes britain great makes it great britain, is not our power or our might, but the fact that it is a great place to live. the united s

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emmys. >> laurie metcalf!ted it. and i really quickly in my mind, i thought, is my name really on that card or did she just say it? because i wouldn't have put it past her. >> i had to make sure it really said it. >> metcalf wins, but the others don't, and soon, art imitates life on the set of roseanne. >> i was sitting there polishing my emmy, you know, in the living room on the set. and she and john were trying to steal it away from me. >> give me that. >> no. >> come on, i want it. >> no. >> give me it. >> no. >> come on, give it -- give it! give it, come on! >> what's going on? oh! >> roseanne would finally get her statue the following year. >>> next, as the parade of famous faces marches on through -- >> i'm the only one here and the sign says dr. whitman, so, that's me. >> the cast comes to face the end. >> this has been a d.j. conner film. >> the show ended and i was devastated. >> when roseanne returns, >> when roseanne returns, literally. ! ♪ ♪ i'm walking on sunshine ♪ wow! ♪ i'm walking on sunshine

for lauri's father, a hugely symbolic day.er, about decency, about justice, about fairness. i've always believed to be born in these islands is to win the lottery of life, and that what makes britain great, makes it great britain, is not our power or our might but the fact it's a great place to live. but what is his son actually accused of? us authorities say he was part of the hacking group anonymous, breaking into the systems of the us army, nasa and the fbi and stealing what he found, boasting of his exploits. he was traced via a romanian e—mail address and a paypal account. he's been interviewed here by national crime agency, but not charged. lauri love's future, though, is still uncertain. though he can't be sent to the us for trial, he may still be prosecuted here. angus crawford, bbc news. senior figures in the african national congress will hold an emergency meeting this afternoon, to decide the future of the south african president jacob zuma. it's understood he's refused to stand down, even after six top anc official

. >> he has the moves, and they talked to laurie about this moment. john, what did he have to say about this moment? >> it is pretty incredible because he grew up in new england. he bought the eagles 23 years ago, but he first tried to buy the patriots. bob craft, their owner, beat him to it, so now jeff laurie has been in two super bowls facing the patriots for the second time. what a story if they can bring the eagles the first super bowl against the team they have around. >> our fans are amazing and they deserve it. it would be great to do it. i didn't care who we played, but it's ironic, isn't it that we are playing the patriots again? they're a terrific team. greatest quarterback and coach of all time. we're focused on us. it's all about us. >> yes, since jeff laurie bought the eagles, they have been to the fourth most conference championships. and jeff's family business is movies, so this would mablg a heck of a script for their next project. >> a special sit down with doug peterson coming up in sports, and what he told the team today after thei

laurie hernandez walked through these doors and shared her enthusiasm for the sport. >> so sweet. >> reporter: young gymnasts lined up eager to meet laurie hernandez, a star in their sport. >> being able to just be an olympian in general, i think being able to go to the olympics and be able to represent your country, it almost -- it changes the way that you look at yourself. >> in 2016 hernandez won olympic team gold in the silver medal in the balance beam in rio. >> just being able to be an athlete from the summer olympics i'm rooting for the winter olympians. there are a lot of people especially nick goepper and chloe kim. >> reporter: their amazing feats are grabbing attention on the world stage while gymnasts in burlingame today showed hernandez their skills. >> seeing her on the olympic screen knowing that she was about 16, very close to my age, makes me like kind of want to be like here. i want to be at that level. >> reporter: gymnasts at excel gymnasts raised funds for a chirps hospital with hernandez along with advice. >> if you can't find it in you to believe in yourself

. >> there his good friend jeff laurie and bradley cooper. >> i'm an eagles fan. i guess i have to be a little mindful of the fact i'm also a phillies owner. if i kind of just let my emotions get carried away with me. so when something great happens, i'm up there screaming and high-fiving everybody. >> you have seen firsthand how obsess issed jeff laurie was with getting a super bowl. how obsessed are you about getting another championship. >> if you were interviewing jeff, i'm as obsessed as he is. >> reporter: they both understand the responsibility they have to the city and they feel the weight of trying to win it all. >> sports are so important to the fans. it's really a very important part of our city's fabric. you feel the pressure to perform and to win. >> seeing the eagles get it done, how much adrenaline does it give you trying to get another world series. >> it makehouse feel that you really want to kind of push the rebuild along. >> the phillies are almost there. john says they are very active right now trying to add a free agent starting pitcher. >> we

she was a soccer player and laurie has a question for dana. laurie? >> please hold all applause until the end. wake up, america. fight for the survival of your children. fight for the right to go to school and to feel safe. no child should ever turn to their mother at 6 years of age and ask, mommy, am i going to die today? my name is laurie alhadeff, my daughter is alyssa alhadeff. she lost her life at school, shot three times. she was not able to be identified until 2:00 a.m. in the morning. along with 16 other parents who is lost their children, i am tired of people doing enough. this horrific incident has to be the catalyst that finally puts things in action. let's make our schools safe again, #alyssaalhadeff. in 2013, the nra released the 220-page report to call for more security at schools. it detailed security guards, teacher training, bomb-sniffing dogs, expanded police presence in schools. here we are, five years later and nothing has been done. our teachers need to be properly trained to teach our children how to handle a code red. we can vis

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s high court has ruled against the extradition of an alleged british hacker to the united states laurie love is accused of carrying out cyber attacks against the f.b.i. and nasa among other organizations as well the u.k.'s lord chief justice though has said extradition could put the hacktivists life at risk for the work i was at the court for the ruling. holding hands with his family larry love left london's royal courts of justice having won his appeal against extradition to the u.s. where he's wanted for allegedly hacking into u.s. government websites and very thankful. after a very long ordeal that the right result has. been we can exercise the sovereignty of our legal justice system people can have a reasonable expectation they go be treated humanely and if they have engaged in criminal behavior that they will have a portion of tensions inside the court when the judge read out his verdict the chair is in celebration was so loud that the judge was forced to remind lowery supporters that this is a court of law and not a theatre throughout the legal battle the alleged attack is legal t

first up calvin welch and then kathryn lowry, laurie linker. this either says ian bush or lan butt. if anyone else wants to speak on the items, please get in line. >> san francisco information clearing house, i want to thank the committee for a diligent job and after spending five months before the ethics commission, this feels like i have exited the land of oz and entered the real world. a very curious and odd point of view that i am happy to see does not motivate your questions and concerns. in order to deal with what i believe is a myth, the ethics commissioners have adopted in extraordinary sessions and i urge you to go back and taking a look at the hearings that were held in which whole sections of this thing was changed and we were constantly told about l.a. i have no idea, the passage used six times. i recommend you look at the proceedings and recommend you proceed with your amendments to this massively misconstrued piece of legislation. i support the remarks of each one of you in terms of raising questions, fundamental questions about what is the problem that we're solving f

laurie metcalf. celebrating her first oscar nomination for the brilliant film, "lady bird." tv, including "roseanne." please welcome, laurie metcalf. an embarrassment of riches. >> it is. >> you have -- >> i know. i had this wealth of material start coming my way the past couple of years. >> you're so humble. we spoke with you that morning when the oscar nominations came out. you had just hit town for the broadway show. is it all settled in? >> i remember being emotional. greta got the to nominations for director and screenplay. that hit me. that afternoon, i was able to go to the first day of rehearsal for "three tall women" on broadway, working with glenda jackson. it was an incredible day. >> how about the oscar nominees' luncheon. >> i have always seen this. the iconic picture. this is the lass of 2017. i never -- it never occurred to me how it had to be organized. 200 people got up on those rows. they literally call you up, one person at a time. and every single person gets recognized. what they're nominated for. there are 200. it takes about an hour. but, and at the en

okay, laurie, what is this all about? >> this is a huge movement happening. go behind closed doors in silicon valley, a lot of folks are sitting there saying, what did we do? so they're trying to come up with a solution. you have former google and apple employees, facebook employees, the guy who created the like button is involved in this and they've created the center for humane technology. so what they're trying to do is actually raise awareness, they're creating an ad campaign, the truth about tech. they're going to work with tech companies, go in and try to have ethical designs. teach tech companies how to actually create products that don't necessarily addict us. we'll see if that happens. i know win spoke to tristane harris who's leading the movement, a former google employee and asked him why silicon valley is talking about this now. >> people are realizing that technology is a political actor. it's one of the largest and perhaps the largest cultural force in the world. because 1.5 billion people use youtube. that's about the number of followers of isl

lisa says she is so happy to see lauri love winning his extradition appeal.that's really nice. what impact would you say the last trott when did the start, 2012? 2013. you got a knock on the door from the police. what impact has this last five years had on you and yourfamily? what impact has this last five years had on you and your family?” what impact has this last five years had on you and your family? i feel worse for my parents, it is hard to imagine losing your child, them being taken away to another country and potentially never seeing them again. iam really and potentially never seeing them again. i am really regretful of the stress and anxiety it has caused them. for me, personally, ididn't sleep very well, i have had very severe depression, weeks at a time where i have been suicidal, which is very morbid to talk about. i have eczema which results in me clawing my face open, which is not great. every bit of my digestive tract is inflamed. iam hoping now that every bit of my digestive tract is inflamed. i am hoping now that the stress will go down i wi

is finally over for eagles fans and this city, the dark cloud over the scene is over and jeffrey laurieght the team for 185 million getting a vince lombardi trophy and the first championship since 1960 and the first super bowl trophy and nick foles getting super bowl mvp and three passing touchdowns and let's not forget about the touchdown at the end of the half that gutsy call by coach doug pederson do you kick it or go for not only do they go for it but go for it in a manner we have never seen in super bowl. >> you talk about him buying the eagles paid 7 for the franchise and saw the conditions at the old veteran stadium and turned this into a super bowl champion and what a scene here in philadelphia tonight. >> and police carving a path is that what is going on down on broad street as chopper six getting a bird's eye view of what is going on down on south broad street in center city philadelphia. police want to make sure that there is a path open. dangerous to have a crowd fill up the space and there was much talk about this when the pope visited philadelphia dangerous to have a wide

the father of three of laurie now says that these victims try to attack the former u.s. a genetic doctor as he appears in court. u.s. congress has released a memo accusing the f.b.i. and the justice department of abusing their powers and investigating the president's alleged links to russia the document claims the f.b.i. used unsubstantiated evidence to spy on a trunk paid the president has called it an absolute disgrace was democrats say the memo is aimed directly link investigations into russian collusion in the twenty sixteen election why. correspondent kimberly how. republicans promised a bombshell that would destroy any idea the trump campaign colluded with the russian government during the twenty sixteen presidential election but in the end it did not meet expectations president trump declassified the memo written by top republicans allowing for its public release even against the advice of his own f.b.i. director and the u.s. justice department the four page report which is part of a larger intelligence document argues f.b.i. investigators looking into alleged truck ties to russia

the guardian has that story too, along with news that the high court has blocked the extradition of laurid the fbi. the metro says both the conservatives and labour have hit back at president trump he claimed the nhs is broke and not working. the mirror‘s take on that same story is summed up in its headline: "you‘re sick mr president" a century after women won the right to vote, campaigners are calling forjailed suffragettes to be pardoned, according to the daily telegraph. the i reports that arch—brexiteer jacob rees—mogg has launched an inflammatory attack both on the chancellor and theresa may. and finally, the express says britain is on a big freeze alert, warning that tuesday night will be the coldest for six years. so brexit — probably unsurprisingly — makes several of the front pages tomorrow, as does the east coast rail line franchise collapse. that is where we are starting. on the front of the financial times, the transport secretary, christopher grayling, lines up state takeover as the east coast franchise nears collapse, is that the only option on the table? no, but this is the

the mum is played by laurie metcalf who was in roseanne years ago. not been on the big screen ever, really. she takes her opportunity brilliantly. anyone who has been a daughter and had a mother, i think this film will resonate beautifully, movingly and hysterically. here they are arguing, as they do throughout the entire film, about which college christine — lady bird — should go to. i want to go where culture is. how did i raise such a snob? new york, or at least connecticut or new hampshire. you will not get into those schools anyway. mom! you can't even pass your driver's test. you won't let me practice enough! the way that you work, or the way that you don't work, you are not even worse state tuition, christine. my name is lady bird! actually, it is not. and it is ridiculous. call me lady bird, like you said you would. you should just go to city college, with your work ethic, go to city college, then to jail, and then back to city college. we both laughed at that line, "go to jail!" it is for anyone. i didn't want to say it is a female film in s

father three daughters who were abused by laurie nassau has tried to attack him in court but until margrave's asked the judge for five minutes alone with the disgraced former usa gymnastics team doctor after she refused to margrave's lunged towards nasr but was tackled by guards nasa faces hundreds of years in prison for decades of sexual abuse. germany's chancellor has warned there are still major differences between her conservatives and potential coalition partners the social democrats five months after elections the country still has no new government and german seem to be tiring of the political wrangling the two parties return to formal coalition talks this weekend as a new poll released today indicates that many germans doubt whether i'm going to medicals hopeful ground coalition will actually happen even if it does the poll found that less than half the country would support it the numbers were even worse for the servile democrats germany center left party is looking at its lowest ever approval ratings. germany social democrats need to regroup they're still the second largest party in

the mum is played by laurie metcalf who was in roseanne years ago. —— her mum wants to call her christinene who has been a daughter and had a mother, i think this film will resonate beautifully, movingly and hysterically. here they are arguing as they do throughout the entire film about which college christine, lady bird should go to. film about which college christine, lady bird should go toll film about which college christine, lady bird should go to. i want to go where culture is. new york or connecticut or new hampshire. you will not get into those schools. you can't pass your driver 's test. you will not let me practice! christine... my name is lady bird! actually it is not. you should just go to city college, with your work ethic, to city college, to jail, and back to city college. we both laughed at that line, go to jail! it is for anyone. i didn't wa nt to jail! it is for anyone. i didn't want to state is a female film in some stereotypical way. i think a lot of people will love it. there is an interesting twist on the male characters which i will not give away. it is so well obse

had nothing to do with the african people he shot but they all have arguably the need of a decent lauri's the black community. to work in patriotic izzie risk. because of the color of their skin that because of the for the thousands of anti fascist demonstrators their solidarity with the victims is clear says their commitment to conveying their message of love over hate. sex scandal is engulfing one of the world's best known charities oxfam a british newspaper has reported that oxfam staff illegally hired prostitutes for sex parties while on a mission in haiti after the nation's devastating twenty ten earthquake the times of london quoted sources saying that male charity workers threw parties of prostitutes all living in a guest house rented by oxfam it's from the british government more all charities that receive u.k. aid they need to tackle sexual misconduct amongst their staff or face having their funding cut oxfam which is based in britain is denying claims of a cover up over the alleged misconduct but his ambassador to the u.k. says he doesn't believe that it is clear it's a corrupt

we have a picture of a very elated lauri love, the british student accused of hacking who has won hise is the possibility that the cps might appeal this decision, but they have 14 days to decide whether they have 14 days to decide whether they do that or not. even if they don't, he will likely or possibly be prosecuted in the uk for his crimes, as well. this sets a precedent for this to happen in the future, and you might see the us tried to extradite people who do these kind of crimes in the future, but there will always be this case now, the case law, where lawyers can draw upon this and say, this person should be tried for their crimes in the uk and not the us. it raises interesting questions about the us prison service and the fact he was going to be potentially put in solitary confinement with a 99 year sentence and i'm not clear if they are the right safeguarding aspects in the us prison service and so i'm not surprised there are civil liberty groups welcoming this decision. thanks forjoining us. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the p

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she and john are in the new issue of aarp and co-star laurie metcalfe is back. us nine shows were taped. >> the most surreal was stepping back on the set. they recreated to the photos, pillows. it was a rush of feeling. >> truly seeps like they never left. >> couldn't they have gotten a new couch. >> they didn't want to. >> they didn't want. >> i know that would ruin it. >> coming up a sneak peek on "9/11" on fox. that's coming up next. note not i like these yogurt bites. (phone buzzing) and i like these yogurt bites... ah... ooh! apparently, i like them more than i like my phone. where...ah, oh! hello? ah, i missed it. ...my mother-in-law. i'll call her back. don't tell her i told you that. you'll like them both but love our price. award-winning little journey baby essentials from aldi. simply smarter shopping. >> what? >> entertainment begins and ends with "e.t." >> travel consideration provided by -- ♪ form on "e.t." the cast of 50 shades free let's loose. only "e.t." takes you to the paris set. >> oh yes! >> mr. and mrs. gray tie the knot rita ora gets tied

. >> this is the cocktail that laurie is about to make for us.o a little bit of the science behind it. so the bayise spirit we're goin to be using is the gin. we're going to be making two cocktails. >> we are running out of town, but if we could quickly put together everything, we have 30 more seconds, i'm told. >> ounce and a half of that gin. >> and we'll make sure to put all of these recipes on our website, abc7 news.com. >> we're making two drinks, one more nicholas, one pofor me. >> clarified grapefruit. >> what's the difference? >> if we had time, we could get into it. >> that's the science part, actually. but a little bit of and a little bit of lavender syrup. give her a stir. faster. >> does the speed have anything to do with the taste of the cocktail. >> definitely it's going to dilute it a little faster, the quicker you stir it. pour it into a glass andlet get a drink in. >> and what's lining the rim of the glass there? >> that's a little bit of lavender salt. >> as she is pouring, laurie and nicholas our friend here, i wish we had more

a british man, lauri love, wins his appeal against extradition to the united states — after being accusedhacking into government computers including nasa and the fbi. a white supremacist who planned to carry out a machete attack at a gay pride event in cumbria has been convicted of a terror offence. a 25—year old drug dealer has been sentenced to eight years in prison for exporting and selling the strong painkiller fentanyl on the dark web. in a moment, it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. in beyond 100 days this evening — we'll hear about the latest twitter spat between donald trump and the uk government — this time over the nhs. as two british banks stop customers buying bitcoin on their credit cards — we'll be speaking to a finance analyst about the crypto—currency. and the little horse with a big dream. we'll find out why digby is saddling up to become the uk's first guide horse. that's all ahead on bbc news. hello and welcome to sportsday. jon moss admits he was misguided to have that conversation in the meeting between li

she and john are in the new issue of aarp and co-star laurie metcalfe is back.ine shows were taped. >> the most surreal was stepping back on the set. they recreated to the photos, pillows. it was a rush of feeling. >> truly seeps like they never left. >> couldn't they have gotten a new couch. >> they didn't want to. >> they didn't want. >> i know that would ruin it. >> coming up a sneak peek on "9/11" on fox. that's coming up next. next on kron-4 news at eight: parents stage an impromptu protest.. in support of an elementary school teacher accused of endangering one of his students.plus...a bay area car burglary ring, busted. authorities recover millions of dollars in stolen electronicshow police finally nabbed the suspects. i'm steve aveson i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help

mother laurie alhadeff who lost daughter alisa in the shooting expressed her outrage. >> president trumpat can you do? you can stop the guns from getting into the shooters' hands! >> reporter: the type of gun used in this school shooting, the ar-15, it was used in las vegas last year. san bernardino in 2015. and sandy hook in 2012. >> i have hunted all my life. i have had guns all my life. i still hunt with my son. but an ar-15 is not for hunting. it's for killing. >> reporter: in florida, you can purchase an ar-15 at age 18. which is exactly what the suspect did. >> they're technically adults but we really have to take a look at that law and regulation and determine whether an 18 or 19-year-old are really able to handle that kind of weapon safely and are in the position mentally to not go into a school and shoot everybody. >> reporter: there are an estimated 5 million to 10 million ar-15 rifles in the united states. this afternoon the suspect appeared via video conference for his bond hearing. >> i have something very important to tell you. you're charged with some very serious crimes -

laurie metcalf is terrific as well, leslie manville.had a son. they are reunited on the red carpet. i don't think they are frosty, but it is interesting for them to be back in the same room, and potentially carrying off the best performing awards. mark kermode is convinced that leslie manville will win the award. that would be quite a turn up. if she wins the oscar, it will. i don't think she could do the whole thing and win at the bafta5 as well. leslie manville is not a showy performer, has done 11 films for mike leigh, which accrues you a lot of love over the years. never the main character in those movies, but a brilliant supporting actress. again, so superb as cyril in phantom thread. this controlling figure, done up to the waist. the only person who can floor daniel day—lewis's character. fingers crossed. let's see what happens in that regard. the best supporting actress is a strong category. let's see who takes home the statu ette category. let's see who takes home the statuette tonight. 0ctavia spencer in the shape of water also

the high court will rule today whether a computer hacker, lauri love, can be extradited to america.was part of anonymous, a secretive network of hackers, which targets governments and companies. anonymous are a strange group. they tend to hack not so much because they want to gain from their hacking, they do it because one of their beliefs is that all corporate information should be in the public domain, so if people are storing personal data and private data, they want to release it. if they think people are behaving badly, they want to expose that. two weeks ago today, a line was crossed. two weeks ago today, aaron swartz was killed. love is accused of being one of four anonymous hackers behind 0peration last resort, an online protest which followed the suicides of a high—profile internet activist. with aaron's death, we can wait no longer. the time has come to show the united states department ofjustice and its affiliates the true meaning of infiltration. as payback, it's alleged anonymous broke into computer systems belonging to the us agencies, including the fbi, the us army an

to win his first match against the celtics al horford but lost the second round match to chicago's laurikkanen. spencer dinwiddie from the nets won the event. >> i was actually a little nervous. i don't know why my heart was beating so fast. i have no idea why. but i thought it was fun. >> number 3, villanova at number 4 xavier. bridges, 25 points for nova. dante devincenzo had 21 and was one rebound and one assist shy of a triple double. villanova avoids losing consecutive games for the first time in five years. 95-79 your final. >>> phillies off-season acquisition, carlos santana first baseman, he worked out yesterday for the first time and john clark was there. >> carlos santana hit a few out of spectrum field on his first day. he has averaged 26 homers, 102 walks over the last four years. he brings pop and play discipline. >> was kind of like this. jose ramirez, they were young, they were hungry. they wanted to win. it's kind of a similar environment. >> carlos asked the phillies to put his locker next to a player to mentor him. it is working. they're inseparable. talking at the batt