>> come on out. >> hey, morris, how are you?wyer for today. >> 17-year-old morris is locked up for possession of marijuana and more importantly for failing to appear at a former court attorney. he meets with his court appointed attorney. >> today the court wants to hear a little bit about what happened and make a decision whether or not to release you today. what do you want to have happen. >> i want to get released. >> okay. did you test positive for marijuana when you came in? >> you did. >> yeah. >> all right. the court's going to ask you why you were using marijuana. do you know how you'd answer that? >> yeah, i would tell them i was in a car. they were smoking marijuana. >> one of the things i know is the probation department is recommending that you stay locked up. we have our work cut out for us. the difficult challenge as a public defender for a child is distinguishing between what's in the child's best interests and what the child wants because in every case, every child wants to get out of here but there's no question

for that, police needed to find andrea morris. [ male announcer ] identity theft ... it's one of the fastest growing crimes in america. in fact, there's a new victim of identity theft every...three...seconds. so you have to ask yourself, am i next? one weak password could be all it takes. or trusting someone you shouldn't. over 100 million consumers had their personal information stolen in recent retail store and online security breaches. you think simply checking last month's credit score can stop identity thieves now? that alone just isn't enough. but lifelock offers the most comprehensive identity theft protection available. as soon as the patented lifelock identity alert system detects a threat, you'll be notified by text, phone or email. ♪ your response helps stop thieves before they do damage to your identity... helping to keep you safe... with three powerful layers of protection. detecting threats to your finances, credit, and good name 24/7. alerting you to potential danger. and if anything is found, your resolution expert will help restore your identity. so y

we will speak with colonel morris davis and sean smith.he spent time with bergdahl in afghanistan and recently produced a video focused on his father bob bergdahl in idaho. >> i don't think anybody can relate to the prisoners at guantÁnamo more, i don't think, then our family -- and our family because it is the same thing. , andn is a prisoner of war and end with reconciliation negotiations with the enemy. and prisoners of war should be part of that dialogue. and i insist that it will be. >> then, in a major press freedom case, the supreme court has denied the appeal of new york times reporter james risen who faces a possible prison term for refusing to reveal a confidential source. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president obama has called on congress to support a $1 billion plan to ramp up u.s. military presence across europe amidst tensions between russia and ukraine. obama made the announcement in warsaw, poland on the first leg of a four-day europe tr

." >> the teenagers, 18-year-old jimmy morris and 16-year-old phil ryan, had no alibis for the time of the bombing. >> at first, they said that they were driving past the scene when the explosion happened. then they said that they were there within moments and saw brian plawer in the moments just before the explosion. >> from a photo lineup, employees at the local radio shack store identified jimmy morris has having been in their store but couldn't recall what he purchased. >> everything that the investigation showed about the teenagers indicated that they could be involved in this. >> investigators also learned that the boys were heavily involved in the game "dungeons & dragons," a fantasy-oriented game played by more than 20 million people worldwide. it allows participants to assume imaginary, often violent identities. >> there had been, across the country, instances where the role-playing within the game of "dungeons & dragons" had turned violent in real life. >> both teenagers denied involvement in the bombing and were given polygraphs. >> the polygraph indicated that they were giv

we're here with morris chestnut, the ambassador, the american black film festival. what does that mean? >> to me this is a great opportunity to be the ambassador here, first time in new york city, to come here and socialize with the sponsors, all the participants, and the upand coming talent. >> instrumental in making amazing changes. tell us why something like this is necessary and why we need to make it to 50 years. >> i'm a beneficiary of this festival. because so many of my films have premiered here and screened here. it raises awareness. it's hard enough getting a movie made, but how do you market it and get the exposure. that's what american black film festival does. when you add in the seminars and all the other programs they have here throughout the weekend, it's coordinating that with the up-and-coming talent. where creative people can come and learn and exercise their talent. >> you're taking things to the next level. i hear you're directing now. >> i'm directing, i'm producing, i'm doing a little bit of everything. >> so to the black land. >> it's a progr

in the legend george washington, george ross and robert morris come to betsy's shop and have a design for a flag in that design the stars that they have in mind have six points and so the heart of the family story is how betsy looks at that design, folds a piece of paper and snips it and shows washington and ross and morris that making five pointed stars is really a lot more efficient. that's the heart of the story. as the legend continues they agree that's a good design and take it back to congress. it's approved and it becomes the first flag. what i set out to do is investigate the elements of the story and i'll come back around to that. but the book tries to say, whatever happened on that spring day in '76, betsy ross has a much bigger story to tell. that legend became launched into popular culture in 1870 when betsy's grandson gave a talk to the historical society of pennsylvania. he had been sat down by his aunt betsy's daughter in the late 18 fifties. she was on the even of a move to the midwest and before she left she wanted to get the story down. she asked to her record her te

and prince morris says this is incredibly hard. it's very important but very hard. this is the first time we hear reprints actually taking part in this. he is not an incredibly powerful prince but he's nonetheless a prince. so it's more that now that. essentially in his accounting for prince the head of state needs to know how to keep books because the head of state wants to do audits of the state himself. otherwise you will never get it clear view of anything so he even goes further and he says citizens are going to need to know how to do accounting to be good citizens. this is really fascinating. not only do we have an earlier culture of prowess and accounting of art celebrating the prowess but warning of its dangers but here we have the leading manager of the country making accounting and accounting education for princes and other citizens a major state policy. we know it's a state policy because the cities like amsterdam start paying accounting masters to comment and actually teach citizens how do accounting. they actually have

have publicly traded corporation philip morris international is now based in switzerland operates in more than one hundred eighty countries they exported all of the tactics that they use to addict kids to the global south right we're looking at some of these ads right now just really disturbing and kind of seizing in on you know your rebellious look at this that maybe campaign and you guys you guys have called out why target philip morris specifically like i said philip morris international is the largest publicly traded tobacco corporation in the world to sell or marlboros which is the most popular cigarette brand quot boy in the beam are broke campaign is the resurrection of the marlboro man updated for the twenty first century and exported to the global south and it's having devastating results on kids around the world. what ways has the has the tobacco industry used trade negotiations to rollback policy well we were successful in relegating the tobacco industry out of the public health arena there is a specific provision of the treaty that keeps big tobacco out of public health p

william morris endeavor brings a lot to the court.m a the number one company in sports and media and william morris considered the largest company in the world of entertainment. i think sports and entertainment are more and more together every day. there are fashion shows, television programs. they have an amazing expertise on bringing celebrities and being creative, really passionate about sports. leadership and will be great for ing. >> how about the most surprising companies that want to be affiliated with certain players and the industries you never thought would be wanting to combine with a famous sporting player of some sort? an example of a company that has been associated with the tennis player? >> yes, that surprised too. >> that is a good question. i should reflect a little bit. in china, we've had requests from companies that you never thought. for example, there's a company who produces mattresses for beds. we thought that was very creative because eventually, tennis players need to rest, probably, and be ready for the nex

minimum.s my vote at a >> morris, come back. morris reid. goals and his sponsorship deal that could bring in war. the latest from the brazilian world cup. plus, why there is more than just national pride at stake for germany. brewers in's particular are holding out for a victory. -- the country's brewers are holding out. ♪ ♪ >> time for today's world cup news. switzerland is through to the 16 after a stunning hat trick put ponderous out of the competition. even though they had possession for over 60% of the match, they failed to put a single goal past the swiss keeper. they will now take on argentina for a place in the quarterfinals. the ghana football tame $3 million richer after he chartered a flight of cash to brazil to settle the appearance fees. apparently they demanded cash delivery because many of them do not have inc. accounts. now the money worries have been resolved and ghana can focus on their all-important showdown with portugal tonight. they have to win the match to be in the chance of progressing. a adidas said they will respon

now we're watching philip morris. philip morris is doing a few things. they're working on expanding into e-cigarettes. but we have seen philip morris to the downside. smuggling with cigarettes they have had a problem with, competition and people are little more healthy. the e-cigarettes are supposed to use them exclusively. you're not supposed to smoke and use e-cigarettes. that is what we've been told. the evidence is not that conclusive abouts who actually inhaled the vapor. hey, i wonder how many traders will be watching that usa-germany game coming up shortly? a lot of action on wall street. a winning year. today the dow is down 71 points. back to you. jon: when a usa team is playing we can expect very light volume on wall street. do i have that right? >> you may be right. we'll have to check in on that. jon: nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. thank you. jenna: jon, the crisis in iraq is escalating today. the islamic militants attacking one of arak's largest airbases and seizing control of several small oil fields. they ar

lays well and posey is scoring and morris hustling to third. 4-2, and romo coughed it up.uld only retire one of six hitters and the rockies score five times in the ninth to win 7-4. the dodgers win this evening and the giants are up still by seven and a half games. u.s. open, no tiger woods and mickelson, way back, and get used to a weekend of kaymer. mickelson shot 73, not bad but he is 13 strokes behind kaymer who went on a record pace. today at 65, ten under for the tournament, a 36-hole record and leads the u.s. open, martin kaymer, at the halfway hark by six strokes. soccer, u.s. opens on monday, 44th minute, tying the game at 1. the netherlands coming through and then they take it from there. they blast the defending world cup champions 5-1. you know coming up on sunday night, you know, we love to promote a special program, usa soccer, jay and bip will be the host and a salute to jeter and the u.s. open and nba finals produced by my good friend kevin the body guard. if you ever said, it's sunday, i'm tired, no! show kevin! >> [ laughter ] >> there is the body guard,

on his last day on the job, he handed the case file to one of >>> when clifford morris turned in hister a 35-year career, one case haunted him -- the brutal murder of laura wynn that had gone unsolved for 12 years. on his last day on the job, he handed the case file to one of his most trusted colleagues, detective tim davis. >> i asked him to look into it again. i know he's a good forensic man. and told him to go ahead and reinvestigate that and see if he couldn't come up with something. >> and davis did just that, looking for anything that could be reinvestigated. >> it was never a closed case. up to that point, all the proper things that needed to be done were done. >> detective davis decided to go back and reinterview everyone who was in the bar with laura wynn on the night she was murdered. and his interview with candace shipman who was bartending that night provided an important lead. >> she informed me some things then she thought was pertinent to the case that she wanted to share. >> shipman said there was more going on between laura and sam freeman that night than just an arg

sarah morris has more from madrid. as insouthern madrid, most places, pretty much one topic of conversation -- the 5-1 loss to the netherlands stunned the country. now the shot has subsided and fans are in good spirit. confident their players can fight back. >> spain is going to win 3-0 against chile. the last game was bad, that can happen to anyone. we are going to be chile and australia, you will see. >> chile is difficult to beat not think the match against holland will show the teams drew level. >> spain's coach supported individual players. many one changes. >> i do not think the team needs to be renewed but there are some changes needed. maybe something needs to be done about coetzee >> go spain. we are the best. >> in the newsroom of the best-selling sports publication, journalists talk about the comeback, a spanish specialty. >> i remember a historical comeback. to beot sure we're going able to do it, we need to win against chile and be motivated to score goals against australia. >> thousands of fans will follo

that was philip morris. and the reason why is it's always a value stock, always being beaten up.out today is big tobacco eastman kodiak themselves. meaning, eastman kodak was in denial of new technology. i wouldn't count the bonds out, and also from the stock position, this is the time where you make your money, where there's a lot of uncertainty, there's value out there, and you buy it before we have confirmation that big tobacco figured out how to get their hands on e-cig profits. >> so steven, the expectation is, obviously, e-cig taxes are coming as well. pretty much everybody we've talked to says it's a matter of time. do you believe those tobacco bond revenues ultimately are safe? because people probably hate big tobacco, but guess what? it also pays for a lot of government services, believe it or not, on the back end. >> well, yes. well, the thing is, i don't know about safe. you know, just a couple of years ago, in 2007, when a bunch of states put out new bonds, they used projections from global insights. that projection was that cigarette sales would only decline 1.8% a y

doesn't you're right so of us ordered the morris disc him to them that the rule was how much i love you when you will obviously raise them would have been was just them. to do to. me as ok yeah you have his side since you put often you know what the deal wouldn't because of spend the official pro pub which of the if you're good you pull cock was wrong i'm not going to quote assault in egypt it will just kill me and luke you news be a kid and speak with me will change if you're still open. concussion but are they able i am not going to be based on this you just heard both of the weather statistics you know obviously it was a crime that woods government needed a system was right when you really stood up to the speed limit the two nobody put you into the solution rich people chose to go fuck. up to love washington was on the us was remote and you will miss the let you know style spots of new york would be up to scratch stupid paul or you. really could do with the true new jersey moon new schumer's it would cause a star you would do so good to join you know the truth you had moved out among

they hit the cigarette factory in mitch three times a minute and ended up being purchased by philip morris before work into a supermarket with a hammer start smashing stuff and then silicone peja a pittance for the remains. almost like in the event of apparently the cigarettes made in nice we're also killing albanians in kosovo so he had to be taken out philip morris had an issue with the cigarette factory nish was one of their main competitors in the european market the real purpose of the worst economically communist country to replace the entire non-compatible domestic infrastructure with germany compatible american compatible economic systems so bomb the car factory the hugo car factory the car that managed to make it into the u.s. market and you go back to fighting back to the ground. bomb the cement factories bomb the oil industry bomb all of the totally new kitchen systems so you can sell the new ones much more expensive knotting better if this was nato shop that had been well coordinated and dance in fact almost a year prior to the war the world bank carefully analyzed the conseque

they hit the cigarette factory in each three times a minute and ended up being purchased by philip morris before work into a supermarket with a hammer start smashing stuff from the silicone peja a pittance for the remains. almost like you're a vandal apparently the cigarettes made in nice were also killing albanians in kosovo so he had to be taken out philip morris had an issue with the cigarette factory nish was one of their main competitors in the european market the real purpose of the worst economically communist country to replace the entire non-compatible domestic infrastructure with. germany compatible american compatible . so bomb. the yugo. the car that managed to make it into the us market you go back to. that to the ground. bomb the cement factories bomb the oil industry bomb all of the totally new kitchen systems so you can sell the new ones much more expensive knotting better if this was nato shop that had been well coordinated and dance in fact almost a year prior to the war the world bank carefully analyzed the consequences of an eventual military intervention leading to th

philip morris will fire walk into a supermarket with a hammer start smashing stuff from the silicone pay a pittance for the remains m m a viking or a vandal apparently the cigarettes made a nice we're also killing albanians in kosovo so he had to be taken out philip morris had an issue with the cigarette factory mission was one of their main competitors in the european market the real purpose of the war was to economically colonized the country to replace the entire non-compatible domestic infrastructure with germany compatible american compatible economic systems so a bomb the car factory the yugo car factory the car that managed to make it into the u.s. market do you go back to fighting on that to the ground. bomb the cement factories bomb the oil industry bomb all of the totally new kitchen systems so you can sell the new ones much more expensive not even better if this was nato shop that had been well coordinated and dance in fact almost a year prior to the war the world bank carefully analyzed the consequences of an eventual military intervention leading to the occupation of kos

we're also killing albanians in kosovo so he had to be taken out i was philip morris had an issue with the cigarette factory mission was one of their main competitors in the european market the real purpose of the worst economically communist country to replace the entire non-compatible domestic infrastructure with germany compatible american compatible economic systems it's a bomb the car factory the yugo car factory the car that managed to make it in theory yes mark do you go back to fantasy bob back to the ground. bomb cement factories bomb the oil industry bomb all of the total medication systems so you can sell the new ones much more expensive knotting better if this was nato shop it had been well coordinated and dance in fact almost a year prior to the war the world bank carefully analyzed the consequences of an eventual military intervention leading to the occupation of kosovo and conducted relevant simulations which anticipated the possibility of an emergency scenario arising out of the tensions in kosovo the suggest that neato had already breached the world bank and an early s

he has met james morris who began by reading james morris accompanying director to this hacker's convention he acts as his guide and kind of, and so he turns to him smart young kid and says help me. i'm going to send you to hamberg to unravel this mystery of being hacker. you're' a hacker. his nickname in the operations division at the c.i.a. is plumbser which in hacker means we own you. he tries to own this problem for the director. we want to discover in the book james morris turns out to be a very complicated person. he has multiple agendas going none of which are clear to the director. and he gets the director into the kind of nightmarish problem that american agencies, the nsa have been experiencing over the last couple years. i like to say this as a post snowden novel in the sense that my characters are fictional but they live in a world after edward snowden has revealed these secrets. really this book is part about the tools nsa developed and turned back against the c.i.a. and the c.i.a. being under threat from the same kinds of aggressive operations that are conducted against others

to my stomach i blacklisted apple and amazon and starbucks and wal-mart and the our who and philip morris and c.v.s. and each story was more noisy ending than the next one and i've been in more than fifty countries on six different continents this is my last stop right now on a fifty thousand kilometer trip that i did during the last four weeks eight different countries and a lot of what i see in america i do not see in other countries that i'm traveling so you can blacklist the mining companies you can map blacklist the consumer staples companies you can blacklist the consumer discretionary companies i'm really having trouble right now finding a company and an industry that is clean so you have you have appliances money people of pension funds etc they're buying your research and they manage money and so what's been the response the client base i think this is they were a little bit on the easy nobody on wall street as of a spoke in the way i'm speaking i am hell bent on cutting the gap between rich and poor worldwide and i'm using a different approach speaking nicely to the people at th

northwest new jersey hundred county in northwest new jersey missouri county in central new jersey morris county in northern new jersey somerset county in northern new jersey eastern bucks county in southeastern pennsylvania east central north hampton county and eastern pennsylvania middlesex county in northern new jersey central monmouth county in central new jersey until four thirty pm that's three thirty three pm national weather service doppler radar indicated a line of thunderstorms cycling upward toward seville levels again this line of developing severe storms extended from rock spring to bloomsbury to bottom moving east at twenty five mph these storms are capable of producing damaging wind gusts and hail wind gusts of between fifty and sixty mph occurred as this line went through the lehigh valley severe thunderstorms will be near newtown in language around three forty pm boxford and washington around three forty five pm woodside in levittown around three fifty pm yardley and said program three fifty five pm great meadows b.n. in flemington around four pm agates down in lebannon a

. >>> mike leek taking on michael morris, coming up here shortly. we can get to that video, giants and reds, okay. we're going to go ahead and move on right now. but we're kind of stuck here. we have a sound byte coming up. >>> let's go to the major league draft if you guys can go and follow me right now. underway, giants held the 14th overall pick and drafted 21-year-old right-handed pitcher tyle, r. many experts consider him to be one of the most if not the most polished pictures in the draft. all right, check this out. very cool moment. he's sure to remember for the rest of his life, a's pitcher, sunny grey. by the way, a fellow come core tweeted congratulations. the giants have had success in recent years. all first round picks and now stars on the first round club and 2011 for carlos beltron. the as have the 25th pick and matt chapman, a third baseman out of the fullerton, he has the ability to hit to all fields and is a native of california. as and bronx bombers. 1-0, athletics in front. bottom of the third, tie game, going solo and the yankee

michael morris, home for the go ahead run.w stubs lets the ball get past him. 22 of morris' rbi have come. 4-2 giants in the ninth. sergio romo gets touched for fourth run. dickerson scores the go ahead run. rockies add two more to make it 7-4 in the ninth. there are two outs away the giants from losing their fourth time in five games. >>> it was fireworks night at oakland coliseum the a's bats were duds. the new york yankees didn't exactly use rockets either. sold out coliseum crowd held a moment of silence for bob welsh who died earlier this week. another here in the second. all the way from second base. yankees score four times off francis. roberts here with the single. bryan mccain scoring. yankees get 12 hits all singles a's get two hits and get shut out for the third time this season 7-0 the final. >>> hall of fame football coach chuck noelle led the pittsburgh steelers to four football championships. before they hired maddon they pursued noell for that same job. >> kings have a chance at winning their second championshi

sean mcgovern and melissa morris was rescued after treading water for almost a day. 14 hours later two off-duty detectives and a firefighter fishing in the area spot the couple and grabbed them. >> she had to lift them out of the water. >> the man ran into three or four jelly stings throughout the course of the evening. >> they had several jellyfish stings and their boat washed ashore. >>> a mountain lion has been released after it ventured into a sacramento neighborhood. the big cat thought to it be a male was spotted several times. one person called 911, they are not saying where they are putting him incase anybody decides to go after it. >>> he was the only player. she is the top ranked woman when she was 13 and won pro titles in the last eight years. >>> and big time restrictions, the city recently had a parking sign and the restriction is placed from 8:00 a.m. to 6 humidity and will take some time to remake the sign. >>> and it's and top improve. they will make it easier for drivers to merge on or off the freeway between sick moore -- sick more valley road and they are ready to op

in 2007, kraft was spun out of philip morris. remember the tobacco company, becoming an independently traded company. later that year, just that year, kraft sold it's cereal business. 2010, it sold its north american pizza business to nestles for an astounding $3 u.-billion. if 2011, it spun off its north american grocery business, kravlt, while it was renamed mongolese. the point is we are at a moment when the package food space is willing to pay through the nose to buy up more brands, kraft has shown it is more than willing to show those brands in order to unlock value for you. these days, has 30 brands spanning out of marsh ma'am lows, pickles, potato chips, hot dogs, not to mention cheese wis. i loo toke go to gino's, gel-o, oscar mayer. we can sing the song for me and many more. while kraft has done okay, up 11% year-to-date. as the slow growth cats and dogs company that has a 13.5%-year-old. i think it does what it does best, spinning off brands and selling them to other companies. kraft currently as an enterprise value of

ramirez in theth against morris.amirez was four for four and dodgers win in a 1-2 rout there, 6.5 games back of the first place giants. >> we're at last down to the finals pairings in the nba playoffs and it's the same two teams that were there last year. spurs trying to nail it down against oklahoma city in the western conference finals. tony parker used only sparingly because of a bum ankle leonard part of a deep line-up contributed 17 points. early in the 4th quarter, spurs up by 12. they moved the ball around. manu ginobili past the boards and diaw led them with 26. westbrook went for 34. back and forth down the stretch, san antonio down 2 in the final seconds and ginobili with a rainbow 3 puts the spurs in front by 1. they went oovertime. in ot, tim duncan took over. duncan gets the roll to put san antonio up front by 4. the spurs win 112-107, taking the series in six games and setting up a finals rematch with miami. san antonio puts five players from double figures and parker not one of them. >> a lot of guys p

that includes janice morris who got a pain killer and a bill after visiting for a bad tooth. she said i don't have $600. joining us now washington bureau chief for the huffington post. i continue to be amazed at how the battle has moved from state to state and how quickly it goes nuclear in every state it comes to. you've got unbelievable tales of back room deals in ohio, backroom deals that got the expansion passed in some cases. you have everything gets brought to bear when this fight comes to the center of the state's politics. >> you would think people have more to do with their time than spend so much energy trying to prevent people from getting health care when it is fully paid for for the first several years by the federal government here. one thing that doesn't get discussed enough here is the role of chief justice john roberts. he is the one who said it is completely unfair to require states to follow this congressional law that reforms the way the medicaid is delivered to people. in other words, the way medicaid is delivered now is the way they are allowed to have i

officials -- joining me now, retired air force colonel morris davis. and colonel davis, do you think it's a good idea to send him to guantanamo? >> it's a terrible idea. the worst thing we could do, i think the president made a wise decision here bringing him to the u.s., trying him in federal court, and let's close this chapter at guantanamo and put it behind us. >> if we were to bring him to guantanamo as opposed to trying him in federal court. my understanding is giving him the legal ambiguity about the legal detainees, what you wan the to see is this man pay the price, civilian trial is much more likely to assure that in a speedy fashion than the morass that is guantanamo. >> back in september of 2006, there were 14 men transferred from the cia to guantanamo, of those 14 men, there's one that's been convicted and sentenced, and that was ahmed gallani. the other 13 men that got off the plane with limb that day are still in legal limbo at guantanamo. khalid sheikh mohammed is in hearings this week, there's still no trial date. i believe if it goes to

the bear ended up in a tree on someone's lawn in mount morris... southwest of rockford. people stopped to look at him... creating traffic issues. the bear has been spotted all over northern illinois including dekalb county and rockford. the state has no plans to capture the bear unless it poses a threat. >> kit but scary. >> especially in your yard. the say it's the same bear but i think it's like a pretty punched family of black bears roaming around. >> you don't need to find the bear just fine the entourage of people who are taking pictures and video of it everywhere. that's what you need to worry about are those people. we continue to see rain across the region. it has come down very heavy in some areas. over 6 in. of rain in the overnight rate now the rain continues to be heavy as a travel just west. the problem is, this is a slow moving cluster of storms and showers will get the slow moving sell they can dump a lot of water in a short period of time. as we continue to look at our weather network, elmhurst is at 61. we have seen two and a half inches of rain. glen el

men were have been dead more than two hours when they were brought to the clothing and the murder morris you know if you have five girls guarding or eighteen to twenty people and three of them. enter flipping in their cells for hours people should go to jail because the military failed to comply with their obligation. the british government wants to see malicious hackers jailed for life but activists say the new bill meant to target cyber terrorism could also be used against online whistleblowers to that story of the week. in today's digital age committing a serious cyber crime could land you a mega sentence and the serious crime bill proposed in the queen's speech computer hackers who launched devastating attacks on u.k. infrastructure could soon face life behind bars as a single attack can have such a dramatic effect let's just imagine a scenario where we go in our electricity for a week and the impact that would have had no lights no power to do engineering on manufacturing business or to you know for people to boil water you know to sterilize baby feeding a quick but that actually ha

we saw wright before he drop thad breaking ball against morris, i wonder if hughes did the same to himound ball to shortstop. mercer is there. two outs here. in the eighth. fans, follow every game at mlb.com/atbat on your favorite phone or tab let. upload from the mlb store today. two away from gonzalez. gonzalez has been on base three times today. rbi double, single, two outs and a foul to left field. one ball and one strike. probably the keeflt thing of all is getting an assist right here. >> now 65 years. in honor, it's incredible. got to meet him yesterday. just hearing him tell stories and roberto cle membership tay and how he would throw down, drop down and throw from never. this is the view that vince scully has every night in l.a. it's just so cool. >> eric: if you think about it, he's a living breathing google. there isn't anybody else that's been around as far as baseball is concerned. you think of the los angeles dodger that's ever played hire. but when someone has a run for a job of 30-plus years, you're saying that's run. my dad just turned 65 this year and vince scully ha

. >>> they have a person in custody at 20th and morris in southeast philadelphia. going to sharrie williams who is at children's hospital. sharrie. >>reporter:jim the 13-year-old boy is in stable condition after shot being shot twice. once in the arm, once in the buttocks. this entire situation it was a chaotic ordeal with three different crime scene he is. at key witness was an undercover police officer. riddled with bullets this is the car that a 13-year-old was in and walked up and unloaded. >> he fired eight shots in the car. >> the teenager was in the passenger seat. the stepfather was driving. and another teenager was in the back seat. he took off. >> they parked right there and unloaded the car. he was a bit stumbling. of got shot in hihe got shot in. >> there was a philadelphia detective that saw it all. he was in an unmarked unit right where the shooting happened. the shooter walked on foot with a male accomplice to this home on mountain street. swat hostage negotiators and helicopters swarmed the area believing that an active shooter was inside. he walked

joining me is a cnn military analyst and pam morris. good to see you this evening.n five years since bowe bergdahl has seen his family. but he hasn't spoken to his parents. and his family has received threats following his release. how is the community responding to this? >> the community is responding very defensively and the community really would like to see the rest of americans and the rest of the nation extend some patience to a family that has suffered enormously with their missing son over the last five and a half years. we cannot imagine personally going through the kind of ordeal that these parents have been through. and we very much want the patience extended to them and to their son as this story continues to unfold. it's been very upsetting. it's been very shocking at the level of vitriol that this story has enendered all around the world. >> who do you blame for that? >> who do we blame for that? people who are rushing to judgment, number one. and also, a world in which we want information now. and we want it quickly. and we think things can be wrapped

again morris with the big hit. double which gets by drew. buster comes home. now in the seventh. giants. >> 4 years ago spain got by the netherlands 1 nil to capture the world cup. dutch got revenge today. we go out to brazil for the long awaited match. spaniard struck first in the 27th minute. foul in the box for penalty l ty shot. if buried in the back of the net. the dutch tied up in the 44th minute. launches himself and scores with this incredible header. netherlands would pwraibingt open and win 5-1. robbins with the fancy foot work both robin and van percy had a pair of goal. spain worst world cup defeat since 1950. >> mexico took on cameroon in a group match up. mexico took the lead when santos 64 in the left minute but he's ruled off side. it was a bad call. then in the 29th minute once again the net is found. he's ruled off side. mexico finally breakthrough in the 61st minut minute. puts it in. that would be the game only goal as mexico wins 1 nil. if group b action with chile versus australia second minute of injury time. the the shot blocked but if top of the box fired

philip morris is looking that find out. the cigarette alternative the find out.he c[ male announcer ]ve the tv's come a long way. from color. to the remote. to flat screens. now it's taking a quantum leap. introducing fios quantum tv. record up to 12 shows at the same time. store up to 200 hours of entertainment in hd. plus watch live tv anytime with the fios mobile app. redefining what tv can be. that's powerful. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> charlie we're getting reports that your son has been found in your basement. sir? are you -- >>> what? >> yeah. >> a man learns on live television that his missing son has been fnd safe. last night nan so grace broke the news to the boy's father the fourth on her headline news sh show. that clip was posted on her website. she delivered the news police had found the boy in the detroit family's basement but the father's reaction is making a lot of people up easy. fox's tara asher has the latest. >> the child is fine. >> he's okay, though? >> he's fine. >> the child is fine. b