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free bradley manning! free bradley manning! >> smith: manning has been charged with 22 counts, including unlawful possession of classified material and aiding the enemy. >> i was the bradley manning of my day! >> smith: daniel ellsberg, who famously leaked the pentagon papers, hoping to end the vietnam war, came to his defense. >> bradley manning is no more of a traitor than i am, and i'm not. ( cheers and applause ) >> smith: and so did his computer science friends from boston. >> i'm a friend of bradley manning's, and i've been visiting him for the last few months in confinement, and i got to tell you-- it's stuff like this that gives bradley hope. >> smith: manning has refused to cooperate with the government's investigation. supporters say the government is trying to turn him. >> bradley manning has not been convicted of anything. he's not formally been indicted of anything. and he's being punished with this solitary confinement. i believe this is an effort to get bradley manning to crack under the pre

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bradley manning. the case of with the with suspect bradley manning today it's the first step in a legal process that could end with a life sentence for a u.s. soldier accused of leaking a trove of military and diplomatic documents private manning who turned twenty four tomorrow is to peer in a court martial in maryland amid intense debate over the merits of the allegations believing that. having done the right manning was apprehended in iraq in two thousand and ten on suspicion of giving without permission thousands of classified documents to the whistle blowing website we can leaks the documents were subsequently published worldwide and led to the controversial revelation of diplomatic and military secrets including possible war crimes for the last eighteen months the soldier has been held in pretrial detention much of it in solitary confinement under conditions that have drawn the attention of amnesty international and the american civil liberties union i have actually asked the pentagon whether or

like that, man.g too much. that's playing too much, man. >> officer stevenson says the inmate refused to return to his cell at the end of rec time. he denies doing anything wrong. >> i told the inmate he needed to get back to his room, he wouldn't. i went downstairs and put him in the escort hold, was bringing him up the steps. he decided he was going to hold on to the railing. so i drug him up the steps. >> what's the escort hold? >> grab them by the back of the arm with one hand and the wrist. mr. kelly, he's in a room where he couldn't have physically seen what i was doing to the inmate. but mr. kelly was saying i was playing too much. >> ain't got time to play with you, man. you don't do that, man. easy time, it's a snap, man -- >> don't snap on me. >> don't play with guys like that. >> what channel are you on? >> channel 6. >> at the end of kelly's recreation time the issue comes up again when kelly believes that officer stevenson and witham are returning him to his cell before his hour is up. >

tatjana: man 3: >> man 1: >> man 2: >> man 1: >> tatjana: >> man 1: >> man and tatjana: >> man: >> tatjanajana: (glass clattering) >> tatjana: >> driver: >> tatjana: >> driver: >> tatjana: >> davai. >> tatjana: >> man: >> tatjana: >> man: >> tatjana: >> man and tatjana: >> narrator: roman is also dealing with a death. >> the hardest moment was to lose your brother. you know, like, your fire brother-- it was the hardest. >> man (speaking russian): >> (sniffling) >> narrator: it's the funeral of the firefighter who died at the huge market fire. >> man: (woman sobbing and murmuring) (choir singing) (woman sobbing) (sirens wailing) (woman sobbing) (choir singing) (choir singing) >> (babbling) >> narrator: a month into the onslaught, parts of kharkiv have been reduced to rubble. kharkiv used to have a population of 1.4 million. by late march, it's down to about half of that. as many as 1,500 buildings have been destroyed, and streets are deserted. for thousands of people still in the city, life has moved underground. (explosion echoes in distance) (guitar playing) >> (singing in russian): >> na

you can meet the man. its planes and his own custom made jet packs that video and more are to dot com. first. and i think you're. going to. be. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry is set to visit pakistan this week but the meeting with the new countries country's new government is shrouded in uncertainty now one of the main issues is the cia drone strikes that continue to be carried out on pakistani soil now some have claimed that rather than destroying militant groups the unmanned attacks actually feed the extremists ranks earlier my colleague kevin owen spoke to us foreign policy analyst fred brand for men about how kerry is a visit and drone politics are affecting the region. he himself just two years ago when he was the head of the senate foreign relations committee it correctly said that afghanistan is a sideshow into the main event which is pakistan so he understands the importance of having good relations with pakistan and the first step to doing that is to end the drone strikes mediately because

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>>man: everything's reset. all of the stuff that you did in regular reason really doesn't matter anymore. >>reporter: all the red sox did in the regular season was win 93 games on the strength of baseball's top offense in the first half and one of the league's best pitching staffs down the stretch. >>man: when you look at what took place in the months of august and september, our in the month of september, our bull pen was at its best. >>reporter: rick taking aim at his first career playoff win in game one. >>man: he probably won't say it but he's been very special for us and we couldn't have a better competitor on our team. >>man: maintaining that level of consistency has been the most important thing for me. i'm not going to go out there repertoire. >>reporter: former boston products andrew miller and mike napaly playing prominent roles for the indians. >>man: any time your team advances to this point in the season, it's a special event large in part because of what the players have done. it should never be a

of bradley manning is daniel.knows what it is like to be accused of treachery for leaking secrets. in 1971, he leaked the pentagon papers, which show the american government had lied about the vietnam war. what do you set your country and who described bradley manning as a traitor? >> it is a terrible word for a patriotic american to hear. it is not sending you can laugh off easily. he said to me as a going to go to prison for life or even be executed to get this information out to the american public and to the world. not just americans. he saw american supporting in these cables, supporting a corrupt dictatorships all over the world. he thought americans should know that but also the people of that area. >> for daniel and his fellow protestors, supporting manning is worth getting arrested for. on the streets outside the white house shortly after our interview. without private manning, they believe the democratic revolutions of the middle east would never have happened. but while manning languishes in prison, a b

sheikh.meen the sentencing for branding manning begins today. -- bradley manning begins today. military judge denise lind found manning not guilty on the most serious charge of aiding the enemy, which carries a potential life sentence without parole. reporters in the courtroom said that manning showed no emotion as he heard the verdict. the sentencing phase of his trial is expected to last more than one week with more than 20 witnesses said to appear. manning faces a maximum of 136 years in prison. >> the manning family expressed thanks to the civilian lawyer, david coombs, who has been working on the case for three years. saidnamed aunt of manning -- the director of the aclu's speech and privacy technology project responded by saying -- meanwhile, house intelligence committee chair mike rogers and democratic ranking member dutch brokers parker issued a joint statement that justice had been certification. served. adding -- today we spend the hour on the manning verdict and its implications. we begin with julian assange, the founder of wikileaks. according to numerous press repo

mr manning in the middle of room war he acted out of. he did not go about it the right way however the government overreach when to charge him with espionage he was not involved as he was involved with the leak of classified information and i think the government has overplayed its hand and i'll be very disturbed if the sentence is anything near what the government is seeking yet james and let me ask you the same the same position establishing question. yeah well harvey firestone is a very famous american playwright and after he said that being silent in the face of evil something that we can't do and so and you know being here on a kremlin funded propaganda network i'm going to wear my gay pride suspenders and going to speak out against the horrific anti-gay legislation that vladimir putin has signed into law that was passed unanimously by the russian duma that criminalizes homosexual propaganda difficulty makes it illegal to talk about homosexuality in public you see the spate of violent attacks on gay people russians will discuss and

all he says he wants to meet with bradley manning kevin zeese a member of the bradley manning support network and always a priest. your insight thanks so much for me. so i had on our team taking the country by force the u.s. congress might not be able to agree on how to fix the economy but they sure do agree when it comes to signing away american rights like indefinite detention of u.s. citizens and internet spying big brother is getting even bigger i'll explain next . we just put a picture of me when i was like nine years old and just you know look through. i'm a confession i am a total get a friend that i love rap and hip hop music and pretty. much it was kind of a yesterday. i'm very proud of the world with its place. r.f. oakes there is a lot going on right now decisions are being made are unprecedented and will have an overreaching impact on what it means to live in the united states of america a few things the case of bradley manning his treatment and his precedent his case will set for future with whistleblowers and for transparency we talked a lot about that but that is just s

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[man speaks spanish on bullhorn] [second man speaking spanish] [man speaks spanish on p.a.] [second man speaks spanish on bullhorn] [crowd cheering] [victor speaking spanish] [man speaks spanish on bullhorn] [victor speaking spanish] [woman speaking spanish] [man speaking spanish] [second man speaking spanish] [bayron speaking spanish] trujillo: as the caravans reach tijuana, thousands arriving every day, but only a few people were given asylum into u.s. the rest waiting into temporary camps by the border. some tijuana residents don't want them there and tensions grow. [man speaks spanish on bullhorn] [people chanting in spanish] man: this had been brewing for days. it was almost inevitable. second man: hundreds of migrants desperate for entry into america rushed the wall between tijuana and san diego today. woman: more tear gas coming from the u.s. government side, not the mexico side. there's a lot of people, there was a lot of children. trujillo: victor got detained by mexican pice before reaching tijuana. he was deported to el salvador, along with abigail's family. [pala

[man speaks spanish on bullhorn] [second man speaking spanish] [man speaks spanish on p.a.] [second man speaks spanish on bullhorn] [crowd cheering] [victor speaking spanish] [man speaks spanish on bullhorn] [victor speaking spanish] [woman speaking spanish] [man speaking spanish] [second man speaking spanish] [bayron speaking spanish] trujillo: as the caravans reach tijuana, thousands arriving every day, but only a few people were given asylum into u.s. the rest waiting into temporary camps by the border. some tijuana residents don't want them there and tensions grow. [man speaks spanish on bullhorn] [people chanting in spanish] man: this had been brewing for days. it was almost inevitable. second man: hundreds of migrants desperate for entry into america rushed the wall between tijuana and san diego today. woman: more tear gas coming from the u.s. government side, not the mexico side. there's a lot of people, there was a lot of children. trujillo: victor got detained by mexican pole before reaching tijuana. he was deported to el salvador, along with abigail's family. [pala

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man: i was pushed away. i'm not walking away. man: you are walking away. reporter: trump will be in iowa tomorrow night. be holding a fundraiser for veterans. >>> a man held hostage in iran is speaking out tonight. he was held at an iranian prison for 40 days before he was released last week. he was participating in a language program before he was captured. tonight, he spoke about this terrifying ordeal. man: definitely the most dangerous two hours, probably, dangerous and difficult time for me. i was violently pulled out of my cell, put into the -- rush down to the basement. you're pulled into a series of you. i could not believe what i was looking at. >> he had no idea he was even being released until he was in an suv with diplomatic plates. marathon bombing trial. previously private documents unsealed now and giving us a glimpse into his life immediately after the shootout. he was in critical condition. when interrogators showed up, he couldn't talk because his jaw was wired shut. instead, he answered questions by writing in a notebook. at one point he

man surrender. in fact wey some video that one of our cameras recorded. we can show you where this man, who is the subject of the intense standoff, finally came out with his hands up. he appeared from our vantage point to be an older gentleman, and then police rushed in and took him to the ground. the timing here is especially critical because what felt like just a few moments after that arrest was made by officers is when we saw flames erupt from that house, going from apparently everything being okay fire wise to a very large fire in a short amount of time. that's when firefighters rushed in, police tried to get people out of the area in this neighborhood where houses aren't fairly close together. one woman who was living next door. we in the last 30 minutes or so add chance to speak with neighbors. we've heard from two who believe that fire may have been started actually before the man was take than into custody. that's the critical question tonight because investigators want to know if that man

[man] as mrs. support for her leadership, the ship may have sailed. [laughter] [margaret] treachery! [man 1] we will never win another election led by that woman. [man 2] we need a leader who listens. [man 3] this isn't about her, it's about the party. [man 4] one must know when to go. [man 5] the question is, how does anyone put it to her? prime minister, i, of course, would vote for you. but i don't think you can win. the loyalty of my colleagues cannot be counted upon. it was the people who put me here. the loyalty of all of my colleagues cannot be counted upon. it's up to them to tell me when to go. margaret, you can't let them do this to you. please. they'll destroy you. throw in the towel now, love. don't let them see you humiliated. you just won't win, darling. not this time. - [sniffles] - oh, denis. i am the prime minister. health, is having the freedom ♪ to do what you want to do with your life, every single day. so at aetna, we promise to keep finding new ways to join you so nothing gets

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. >> man up. >> man up. >> man up. >> the three most destructive words that every man receives when he's a boy, when he's told to be a man. >> if a guy is trying to juggle modern pressures and changing gender roles, are these messages harmful? here is aaron tracer, from salon and redbook, and he's also a stay at home dad. justin, apologists writer, and israel, a journalist, rog rico is a writer, and he's a father. and tyler is a nationally syndicated columnist. what does it mean to be a man in today's society and how does it change from the path? >> i can only speak about what it is to be a man. at least unless you know something that i don't know, i haven't checked my email, but it's not my turn. >> how about for you to be a man in today's society, jimmy, how would you define it for myself? >> i make no decisions and don't listen to what people tell me how to be a man, i just do what i think is right and take responsibility if i'm wrong. >> tyler, i'm going to go to you for this question. what do you think is society's definition of manhood today? >> well, i'm from texas, and as a self-

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the sentencing trial for bradley manning is wrapping up today an army psychologist testified about manning's mental state during his military service while it's expected that manning and his family will also testify updates from fort meade just ahead. in egypt clashes have erupted between security forces and probe morsy protesters the crackdown so far has left dozens dead so what's next for this divided nation the latest updates on this chaotic situation coming up. and where do you get your drinking water from the odds are you buy it off the shelves we'll look at the bottled water industry and how they are cashing in later in today show. kolo it's a wednesday the fourteenth of august it's four pm here in washington d.c. i'm marinate and you're watching our t.v. we begin today with the latest in the sentencing saga of bradley manning manning the army private convicted of the largest leak of classified information in u.s. history spoke during the sentencing phase of his trial in fort meade maryland this afternoon r.t. correspondent liz wahl and producer andrew blake are on the ground in fort m

forces bradley manning has said why he released this document bradley manning is someone like me like many thousands of other young servicemembers who went into the military very idealistic very trusting of this government but weaving in what we are doing is was right only to witness the horrors of war the complete fallacy of why we were there the lies we're told by this government and decided to stand up and say something about it and bradley manning's voice has been much much louder because of the platform he was able to get with wiki leaks but he's one of thousands who went through that same transition and bradley manning in his own words has said this is an act of conscience that the american people don't know what's going on that we're sending soldiers to die that millions of lives are being squandered billions of dollars are being squandered in a war that people have no idea what's going on so he's aim is to stop debate about military policy and also foreign policy but at the great sacrifice is it really worth it. i would say that bradley manning knows that he made the right dec

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the man in front and the old man, too, were for pushing me violently off the road. one of them, the driver, jostled me. i lost my temper. i hit him. the old man saw it, waited his moment, leaned from the carriage, and as i passed, hit me full on the head with the two spikes of his goad. one blow from the staff in this hand of mine, he rolled out of the carriage and fell on his back. i killed the lot of them. if that foreigner bore any relation to laius, i am the most miserable man alive, utterly rejected by the gods. no one, citizen or foreigner, may welcome me into his house or even speak a word to me but mustwas drive me away. and it was i, myself, i, no one else who laid this curse on myself. i am actually polluting the bed of the man i killed with the hands that killed him. i must have been damned from birth. i am utterly unclean. i must go into exile, and in exile, i may not even speak to a person or set foot in my own fatherland for fear that i will be joined to my mother and kill my father, polybus, the man who gave me life and brought me up. would it not be

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media together with the government have all but convicted bradley manning look at simple manning to but he did it they ought to try him and they ought to put his ass for him up because he should be fine as to the fullest extent possible and what is that. you think he should be killed yes. by from prison here he jeopardized he jeopardized national security that. we broke the law president after all the commander in chief called him guilty before he years before he was on trial that's under command influence to the judge in this trial who is a military officer in thousands of leaked documents bradley manning has exposed many aspects of u.s. foreign policy through his warlock's the public has learned about war crimes committed by the u.s. in iraq and afghanistan perhaps best illustrated by the leaked collateral murder video this classified footage showed the ease with which the crew of a u.s. apache helicopter killed civilians in iraq on wednesday protesting support of bradley manning throughout the country you come across demonstrations of supporting places like this restaurant slash book

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that there's a bad man.ouple injuns with ya. >> i only need but one. >> no other place at any time is as deadly to u.s. marshals as the indian territory in the late 19th century. it's estimated that outlaws outnumber marshals there more than 300 to one. just like the lone ranger, bass reeves frequently rides into this dangerous land with just one man to back him up, a member of the lighthorse, the mounted police of the five civilized tribes. >> like the lone ranger and tonto, bass reeves and his lighthorse possemen patrol a vast, wild country teeming with outlaws. whiskey is illegal in the indian territory. but smuggling is rampant and profitable. as a deputy u.s. marshal, reeves is often tasked with bringing bootleggers to justice. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> like the lone ranger, bass reeves tries to apprehend criminals without violence. >> i got a powerful thirst. >> he depends on the cunning lighthorse to help him gain an advantage using surprise. >> i've got a cure for what ails ya. four bucks. >> hol

the bradley manning this is the world with a sense of disco's. bradley manning. of course we don't want to underestimate the fact that the military judge ruled that manning was not guilty of aiding the enemy but the obama administration's treatment of whistleblowers in general has already done a great disservice to investigative journalism especially to journalists who cover matters of national security many of them say their sources have dried up people in the government are afraid to speak up in the wake of bradley manning's leaks to the government came up with the so-called insider threat program under which government employees with clearances are basically encourage the new structed to snitch on each other on top of that journalists learn that they can be targeted as accomplices of a crime for seeking classified information and publishing it as is the case with julian assange remember julian assange is not a whistleblower he has provided media platform for whistleblowers and on the list and then most recently that was the fox news reporter who was investigat

any minute now on this whistleblower bradley manning is set to discover whether lifting the lid off of american military wrongdoing will see him spend the rest of his days behind bars. lines of covering to the israeli and palestinian diplomats meet in washington to revive negotiations of the years of failed peace efforts while in the palestinian city of hebron a report from where the roots of the deadlock are most keenly felt. and his forecast of a chinese slowdown casts a shadow over the global economic outlook we ask whether the numbers back up the pessimism. hello is kevin owen here with you just after nine pm moscow time thanks for your company well the man who shed the light on atrocities carried out by the u.s. during its military operations abroad is about any minute now we think to learn just exactly how much he's going to pay for those actions when a judge at fort meade maryland reads the verdict to twenty five real whistleblower bradley manning. we've got live coverage of the trial itself well sorry live coverage not allowed these were actually latest pictures that we've got

this man, this man, this man, this careful, craftsperson of words, and you see what i wanted manning to do always is to be as careful a craftsperson of words as malcolm was. you have got to be a careful crafts pern -- craftsperson talking about him. he had an eye that informed us that agent vism and work that flows from the heart is god's conscious activism. his eyes looked back to africa, the caribbean and took god out of the sky and put god in our hearts, feet, hands, and eyes, and we did. we are ever grateful for that man for doing that, teaching us what america was truly all aboutment i think that this man, manning, you know, attempted to do this in some uncertain terms and also, too, his idea always that this man was reinventing himself, that this man was always packaging himself, you know, for america and for blacks -- i doubt he was doing that at all. he was not packaging himself or reinventing himself. no, not at all in this place called america. >> well, i'd like to tackle that because i think that one thing many people have not read the book, some of this criticism of the b