the man at issue here now p.j. crowley is not some sort of you know east coast liberal hippie running around and trying to stop wars anywhere he's a democrat but he is he is he has spoken out on the harshest terms against bradley manning and against wiki leaks who do you think that he was speaking for when he called this treatment i'm just stupid and. that which is why you guys are here to i mean so do you see a split within the obama administration on this bradley manning case brought obama picks and chooses certain spots to look tough on foreign policy to look tough on immigration to look tough on issues that he's actually. genuinely we call on and bradley manning is the is the you would say michael would say unfortunate victim of this he's the exception that proves the rule in the broad obama i'm weak on foreign policy. play he's he's being used as a scapegoat he's a guy would be tough tough for being on bradley manning look out of a little who would get a lock down in quantico so i'm not you know i don't know t

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has had to file for bankruptcy protection several times i'm not quite sure that that sounds like a man that's called to be president then went on to talk about his experience in dealing with world leaders including moammar gadhafi. i could tell you struck a girl shot i don't want to speak i don't want to hear you don't leave. me i reckon from a piece of paper we want to hear from you i dunno if you ever know where bruce was but the year zero for two years i don't get a lot of music but we should be doing much. got ego donald donald trump didn't tell you there was that yes he made a lot of money off of renting that land to get off but at the time when the deal was made he didn't even know who the rancher was it was only one area residents and local officials complained that it was the libyan leader staying in the area then donald trump stepped in and i guess you could say screwed over like a pretty sloppy business deal to me poor management the you don't even know who you're making deals with and that whoever you hired obviously is a gave all of passing that information on to you either

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in touch with mr manning said turney today he was meeting with bradley manning today we're told and we should have an answer very soon and no word yet on his condition before that he's been catatonic and i don't know i mean i that's one of the you know in hearing all these reports i thought it was really important to see for myself and so we're awaiting word hopefully we'll find out today that i will be able to visit with him and i hope you'll come back on this program and tell us how that goes and what's the latest with him now i do want to switch gears one more time we all remember the terrible photos that came out of that i'll grab scandal years ago unfortunately it looks like there are new photographs out about the kill team the so-called kill team in afghanistan u.s. soldiers who are currently on trial accused of some egregious acts against afghan civilians. the german newspaper has published some of these photos we have them here they're a little bit blocked out and frankly quite graphic and image what does this do for america's image abroad and what does this say to you that thi

demand better treatment for the man accused of leaking data. he makes his supporters say bradley manning has been a traitor and is being held in degrading conditions. for you watching r.t. grow costing around the world in the heart of the russian capital welcome allied forces have conducted air strikes against troops in the world and libyan leader moammar gadhafi of the country's western city of misrata it's reportedly broken up by any assault by pro-government forces on the rebel stronghold chief of staff mission in libya says the no fly zone has now been enforced across the entire bin coast. exist wednesday night is the first night of coalition air strikes over libya a short time ago it was an explosion some fifty two kilometers to the east of the capital city tripoli at a military barracks but other than that the not so far has been quiet on the ground looking government continues to insist that it is in full swing a cease fire between say we continue to hear reports of heavy. clashes between both sides in three cities on wednesday and no mo

and yet now they want to charge bradley manning was something that is a capital offense. chargesheet itself. looks poorly on the military he leaks things that reflected poorly on the military so basically we're going to throw him in a life with you know throw him in jail for life because he leaked things simply that were embarrassing to the military i mean that's absolutely nixonian you know nixon col daniel ellsberg. ellsberg of aiding and abetting the enemy and that is a fact but the obama. administration is saying about bradley manning they don't like people who leak things that are embarrassing to them and i don't think they've been proven that bradley manning did these things but you know. the you know the way that people are talking about him the way that he is being charged they're checking to try him in the process before you has the chance to have a fair trial in a courtroom and i just don't think that's you know that's un-american as far as i'm concerned and why would they eight months later add twenty two additional charges and then to use that some kind of a s

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before and most people think that he is just seeking publicity again because we all know that this man loves the spotlight but in the meantime he sure is giving us a lot to talk about this morning of the donald called into fox news to discuss the u.s. military actions in libya and one of the hosts asked what makes him qualified to be president he made this claim i've been interacting with leaders of countries or leaders of business all over the world or my life and i think you guys know that probably better than anybody i think i probably have more experience at anybody. so trump has more experience than anyone else i mean yes i'm sure that he has made a lot of international business deals and i can definitely help but then again his business empire has had to file for bankruptcy protection several times time not quite sure that that sounds like a man that's been president trump then went on to talk about his experience in dealing with world leaders including moammar gadhafi. i can tell you sucker girl shot i don't want to get our feet. you don't leave. me. we were. pretty sure there a

he was an angry man. he did have rage and he did drank himself into alcoholism but i think that his anger wasn't directed the british i think it was directed at the other kenyan politicians. you had the first president in 1963 who as you rightly say was advocating the mixed economy. but i think that was more of a cult because what he did is he went on to play the tribalism card and indulged in nepotism. he allowed corruption to become endemic in kenya as it is today. and he eventually moved the government to a single party state at which he couldn't be elected out of office. and i think that obama, sr.'s anger was more directed at what was going on within his own country than at with the british had done and having left their own country. and the other thing is even his best friends will tell you this, obama, senior, was a very arrogant man. he had a high opinion of himself. he was very clever but he was arrogant. and the other thing he did is that he would rail against his superiors and his bosses and th

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the military man accused of leaking u.s. secrets to wiki leaks so is this the standard treatment for somebody accused of a crime in the u.s. military we'll find out then secret mission the air force is second to launch of its own spacecraft so we really know about this plane known as x. thirty seven b. and then protests continue over plans and collective bargaining rights for union workers in several states including ohio so tonight we have an extended interview with ohio congressman dennis kucinich and at the end of the show it's happy hour so on the way you said i had a college basketball player is cut from the team for admitting that he had sex with his girlfriend stick around for that but first let's move on to our top story. could really be some positive news for the economy becoming consistent the february job numbers are in and the official unemployment rate has now fallen to eight point nine percent the lowest it's been since april of two thousand and nine one hundred ninety two thousand jobs were added and this time

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was a very air infant man. -- arrogant man.e had a high opinion of himself but he was very cleaver and the other thing that he would do he would rail against his superiors, his bosses and they didn't like that. and he would often quite publicly denounce on one occasion the head of the central bank of kenya, i'm the real kenyan around here and that didn't go really well with the senior people in government. and the major departments. and so obama, sr.'s fall from grace i don't think it had anything to do with anticolonial. it had to do with watching his country decline and also him decline as well. him not getting the due credit he really thought he deserved. >> i think that's absolutely true. he was a pompous man. >> he was. >> and i think you mentioned that when he was at harvard, he would call himself dr. obama even though he didn't have a doctorate. >> he didn't have a ph.d. but he had a master's degree but never made it to a doctorate. >> yes, you've got this post-colonial world but i think you would agree, you know, you're

and a man whose work as an architect in three or four administrations, a man that i got from the board of supervisors years ago, he became deputy chief of staff and then chief of staff under mayor newsom, steve koba, chief of staff. and as always, you're in good hands of public safety, but only if there is a police chief, and there is one here, the acting police chief, jeff godong. [applause] the controller, a man who could cook the books or make it very difficult for you, ben rosenfeld. [applause] and from oakland, california, an asian person that beat you for mayor of the city by five minutes -- >> a little more than five minutes! >> by five minutes by my account, this is san francisco. gene quan, the mayor of oakland, california. [applause] and the city attorney and one of my lawyers, john russo. [applause] oakland. from the board of education, emily mores. [applause] and i could go on and on with the -- mr. mayor to be of the people who are here celebrating with you on this very historic occasion. and it was all made possible by this fine collection of people to my right whom i've

space manufacturing to the isle of man. essentially we're looking to help facilitate the private sector and into the space industry through having an involvement in the isle of man we joined russian cosmonaut in excalibur almaz project consultant. on a visit to the island home of the former soviet station as they retooled all my spacecraft for a return to orbit they're banking on the tried and tested expertise already invested in their design and construction to stay a step ahead of space tourism competitors. because of history's first multiple use spacecraft of its class. the so-called. so this is a capsule not just for use on a single flight mission but for ensuring up to thirty launches. back in the mid one nine hundred sixty s. the soviet military launched almost programmed to provide to me and surveillance fission in low earth orbit alongside k.s. priestcraft consisting of a service module and a reusable b. entry vehicle were to be launched on the heavy lifting proton rocket this station's flew under the name cell used

mind you his entire job so what does the case of bradley manning say about freedom in america freedom to speak out freedom to stand up for what you believe is right but we decided to turn to somebody who knows a thing or two about blowing the west so daniel ellsberg famously leaked the pentagon papers back in one nine hundred seventy one helping to bring over our around the end of the cold vietnam war thank you so much for being here it's really an honor to have you on the show before we get to bradley manning i have to ask a question about libya knowing what you know in your experience about wars about how the u.s. government sells worse to the people how comfortable are you with this potential intervention in libya what are your thoughts on that so this is a dream you would be very hard problem. the dilemma i am good that if there is any involvement of the u.s. and it will be this time under u.n. auspices of this and i think they're right to demand to get the ear of the arab league and the others to believe that i would certainly be very very skeptical over you with the with. all of

man: no way! man: hey rick check this out!ident technology expert and the editor and chief of "in gadget." one of the most popular blogs on the internet. please welcome joshua topolsky right here. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good to see you, my man. >> good to see you. >> jimmy: anthony mackie, joshua topolsky. >> hey, how are you? >> so nice to meet you. [ talking over each other ] >> all right. lot of gadgets. not a lot of time. so this is the atrix 4g. it's a brand new, super fast android phone that's on att. >> jimmy: okay. >> and what's cool about it is that it has a few accessories. this is one of the accessories. it's a lap top dock. so this -- >> jimmy: well, that's easy to carry around. >> looks like a computer, right? but there's nothing -- >> jimmy: it's not the phone. >> no, there's nothing -- this is just -- >> jimmy: you're burning my minutes here. >> no i'm sorry. i apologize. what do you do with this? >> so this -- this -- >> jimmy: put the phone on the lap top. >> no. no brain. basically it's got a dock

it sounds serious form manning -- for eli manning. >> he was informed of the charges earlier on wednesday. these 22 charges taken together alleged the 23-year-old former military analyst was stationed in iraq and but unauthorized software into government computers with the alleged aim of extracting information, and later transmitting it for public release, and used by the enemy, say the american military. all the 22 charges, as you said, the specific one that is far and away the most serious is the charge of aiding the enemy. the document does not specify who the enemy is or are in this case, but were bradley manning to be convicted of aiding the enemy, potentially could face the death penalty. military prosecutors are making it clear that they are not seeking the death penalty in this case. were he to be convicted, he would face life imprisonment instead. but just briefly, -- >> just briefly, what impact might this have on wikileaks? >> experts are examining his mental state to see whether he is fit to stand trial of court- martial. once that issue is cleared up, only then would we move

man at his people, opposed to white rule.hat granny had told us scrambled that image completely causing ugly words to flash across my mind, uncle tom, collaborator, how snicker. this is the president of united states using the n-word to describe his own grandfather. what's going on here. >> guest: i think you have to put dreams of my father in context. it was first published in 1995. it was written when president obama was 33. now, certainly if i had written a memoir when i was 33 to be certain things that i regretted writing now. so what he wrote then may not necessarily be what he believes now. >> host: when you're a political man you may have wished didn't say anything. tranter i don't know they need major political figure whose actually had the audacity to write a memoir at that age and then have to live with it, to barack obama's credit that he has gone public at a very young age and have to live with it drama this was kind of a document for him. it was widely discussed during the campaign. i mean, 2004 when he gave the

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he didn't about that man. he was just given it and became a young man and he was trying to find his own identity. he opted for barack. who knows why come to think it has some kind of political undertone. i say more mysterious. maybe it worked better with them. and, you know come to have to remember his mother changed her name as well until she became a teenager. she reverted to a second name and which was a lot of sense. you can make a lot president obama changes his name from barry barack. and adopting the name his parents gave him. >> host: you explore in the book that while obama's father, actually his grandfather converted to islam and then took the name hussain and that in fact obama, sr., the president's father, and this is also true of his stepfather by the way in indonesia, they were born, they were really diaz. it's interesting that there's a lot of speculation that obama is some kind of a muslim, why don't we say a word about that. is obama a muslim, a christian -- >> guest: i can say i found no evid

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man. at the time very angry. and i confronted my brother, my brother james who was a highly successful academic. i mean, he was going to harvard. he was one of the youngest to graduate from harvard university with a ph.d. he later became the superintendent of schools of boston, you know, and i was in and out of reformatory schools during my youth, you know, so my father had the sort of choose between which one he's going to support. and i confronted my brother because when i came home from the military in 1956, he heard that my brother was hanging out with homosexuals, you know, that he had known when we were child -- children growing up. now, when we were children all of these folks used to dress up on halloween like women and they looked better than the women on the streets, you know? but now he was home on vacation from harvard university, and they were doing the same thing. so i confronted my brother about that and we started to fight. and, of course, i beat him up. and that's when my

the man struggled with sanchez who tries to get away. during the melee three other men were shot and killed. >> he is basically menacing the victim with a pistol. he attempts to drag him out of the club. >> reporter: another portion of the surveillance video shows more of a struggle. police say the suspect came into the bar with two other men who are not seen in the video with he intends to kidnap sanchez. >> we are surmising that it is some type of a drug type debt and that narcotics are involved. >> reporter: video shows the man pulling sanchez outside the club and the suspects was him and leads in the getaway car. the man in the getaway car is 32-year-old hector milla also known as arnaldo perez santana. >> we believe the person on the video is armed and dangerous. it is important to get that person off the streets. >> detectives are at a point where they need the public's help. if you recognize the gun man, you are asked to call at the san jose police department. >> for another look at the video, go to ktvu.com. >>> we are following

man who was also murdered. they are investigating if all of this may be gang-related but they need to start by identifying the man. >>> the search is intensifying for a california student missing in spain. he disappeared a week ago after going to a night club in madrid. austin bites is a 22-year-old exchange student from san diego university. his classmates say he was too drunk to into that night club and so he decided to walk home. he hasn't been seen since. his family is in spain along with spanish police and hundreds of volunteers searching for him they have a criminal with an armed man there. concord police say four of the convenience stores in concord and walnut creek have been robbed in the past four days. in each days they say the robber had a gun. they have released a photo of the suspect and they say he robbed at least one of the stores in the city. concord police have a physical decision description of him that match one given before. >>> garbage rates are rising for residents and businesses in san ma

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his like not being on nixon's enemies list sort of embarrassed do you think bradley manning is. think about lamenting about obama's i mean well he certainly treating him as if he deserves to be tortured right now does no credit to the president and said he was going to end torture you know according to the chat logs the thing the first. thing which great manning and led to his consideration if he was the source of putting out this truth was that he was actively participating in and big suspects over in iraq to be tortured and when he told us was that an intelligence analyst he was told pay no attention to that that's not your job just hand over more subjects suspects and he said i was actively participating in something i was totally against well no as a result he's experiencing that treatment himself not perhaps as bad as the iraqi suspects that the betel nuts as a lot of people have studied we think of solitary confinement is just part of how to fly from prison but actually it is a form of torture and it has the effect of driving people mad or getting them to confess things th

the most wanted man in america meanwhile. see if they would now that they're showing their film abroad if they'd be willing to show it in the state department there's nothing i would prefer in the world and to have that movie shown and i have me on present for a q. and a in the state department itself to see if americans in the government are allowed to see that movie about the merits of whistleblowing why do you think there's a contradiction in the way that you are being hailed right now bradley manning by so many folks in the establishment here is seen as a traitor as someone who broke the law is someone that should be punished well i was called a traitor by president nixon and by his vice president i left office because of bribes and that time i expected to be called names like that that's very very hard when you are you know three hours a day making yourself i did i would as a civilian i was out on bond the conditions are very different i stoped for myself no recorder has talked to bradley manning in the nine or ten month