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(laughter) munch ma quchi, we'll be right back. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight was once the world's most wanted hacker. he'll never get my password it's-- (laughter) please welcome kevin mitnick. (applause) >> thanks for coming on. great to meet you. >> great to meet you too. >> you sir were once considered the world's most famous hacker. the most wanted man in computer crime. correct? >> yes. >> okay. you are a consultant now but at one time you were let's see, you bypassed the security systems of motorola sun microsystems and pacific bell. >> yes, i did. >> you served jail time for this. how much. >> five years. >> five years. >> and a year in solitary confinement. >> why a year in solitary confinement. you don't look like a dangerous guy. >> i'm very dangerous. >> the prosecutor has told a judge during a bail hearing that i could pick up the telephone and connect to noraad and whistle the launch codes and launch a nuclear weapon. and because of this, the judge actually had to special order that i would have to be held in prison without access

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the sahara desert native loves to munch on lettuce and grass, long walks on the beach as well. according to sandy gives gas-powered web and weed eater a run for its money. she gets to relax in a custom built home fit for a queen. i'm lynn berry and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. a >>> to celebrate china's upcoming national day organizers are keeping anyone in the dark. for 21 days international light festival will keep things bright. fireworks, shadow plays and lanterns will be in the celebration. to be sure the event is as green as possible, the lights are all l.e.d.s making electricity costs just about 30 bucks a night. >>> someone surely won't be getting father of the year. one dad proved someone would do just about anything to catch a fly ball even if it means drop oing his young daughter in the process. we're not sure what is worse. the fact that he didn't catch the ball or that he got a reaction like this from his wife. brutal stink eye there. >>> and jeremy had hiedi the opossum was put to sleep. she became a little bit

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going to get on with this that we have therefore an impact on the perception of nuclear energy and munched amongst the french public now. well it seems from fukushima the french public has. certainly and decided that maybe nuclear energy is not safe that it can be dangerous and that it is vulnerable that is catastrophic your plant can go from an energy plant to a weapon of mass destruction if one looks at the damage and the ongoing damage caused by previous nuclear accidents in various countries so you know in answer to your question the french public is waking up but right now there is no mass movement and no organized opposition or leadership to confront the government and this this this electorate defaults you know it this is it shows my building creasing every two years when nuclear energy was supposed to in the beginning also to be very portable and here is france the number one supplier and supporter of electricity to the world who currently has signed a contract with libya to build a nuclear plant and signed an agreement to build the biggest nuclear plant in the world in india with

while i bring the english premier league wayne rooney scored his ninth goal of the season as munched united once we want to find chelsea to france to the top of the table for one also strikeout emmanuel added by all struck a second half brace is talking and one for alex i'm two nine nine. fall behind charlie adam and martin special sent off the storm still one will follow scored twice in the second half to come back from two goals down to draw two two and manchester city and sunderland had all their goals within the first fifty eight minutes as they thrashed stoke four nil. now two thousand and seven motor g.p. champion casey stoner has led a repsol honda one to you at the arrogant grand prix in spain to claim his eights win of the year and extend his lead at the top of the season standings well crashes came sick and fast an hour again but the leaders steered clear star that had started from pole never relinquished them into a game at the end of the first lap teammate dani pedrosa came in second out of defending champion corelle arends i responded is now forty four points adrift of s

if one play ends at all to morning play for munches there's even a cheerleader. for me become played never if you want to prove like a team like the school of the company with. the man regarded as the soviet union's greatest ever basketball player by many is now in stable condition after suffering a heart attack or fetus a bonus was playing the game and his lithuanian hometown of conus when he went into cardiac arrest the star center who played half a dozen seasons with the portland trailblazers in the n.b.a. is expected to remain in hospital for at least a week the eight time your opinion clear of the year played in his home country for throughout the entire nine hundred eighty s. before going on to further successes with real madrid and portland forty six a three time olympic medalist was inducted into the n.b.a. hall of fame this summer. now the summer olympics in london kick off in just over ten months meaning it's all hands to the pump for games organizers however the chairman of the british olympic association still managed to fit in a quick trip to moscow

if one player has a lot of morning play for munches there's even a cheerleader. for me he can play never if we want to improve like a team. like a school gonna come play with with us. now the man widely regarded as the soviet union's greatest ever basketball player is now in stable condition after suffering a heart attack or fetus suppleness was playing the game in his lithuanian hometown of calmness when he went into cardiac arrest the star center who played half a dozen seasons with the portland trailblazers in the n.b.a. is expected to remain in hospital for at least a week the eight time european player of the year plates in his home country for throughout the entire nine hundred eighty s. before going on to further success as real madrid and portland forty six year olds a bonus a three time olympic medalist was inducted into the n.b.a. hall of fame this summer. our best wishes go out to him let's move to tennis where maria shopped for this quest for a second pump pacific open crown in three years has stepped up a notch the russian booking her quarterfinal sp

munch on see life on the go. video on demand all keys mind comes and streets now in the palm of your. questions on the call she told com. if. he leaves if. you. leave the two mean. look. it's. much to cut. to. the first. hello and welcome to technology update in this episode will be exploring the revolution going on in atomic energy the need for increasing amounts of power is being tempered by fears of nuclear proliferation and safety concerns over the next twenty five minutes we'll be asking just how peaceful is the peaceful out of as developing nations get richer and more populous global demand for energy is on the rise according to estimates world electricity consumption is said to grow by more than seventy five percent by two thousand and thirty five. many countries worried about the harmful effect fossil fuels how on the climate there's a big push to move away from coal gas and oil for power generation. are all still. but they believe the world's consumption of electricity is growing medium and so is product

believed that the remains globes the inmates of death is top security place of the site of a mosque and munching on she said it's. one american has been killed and another injured in an attack at the cia compound in kabul an afghan employee of the u.s. government carried out the assault before being shot dead it's the latest in a string of attacks on the capital taliban has been staged in the salt in the same districts she weeks ago leaving dozens dead and wounded and just days ago i used to laugh out president and keep peace to gacy is assassination in his head. and soon be lvalue his guest discuss the possible end of capitalism fast though the business of everything yeah. hello and very warm welcome to the business update here on our team and as we've been reporting president medvedev has told the finance minister to resign or support his policies to find out how the markets and russia reacted i'm now joined by our correspondent who's a p r t s stock exchange hello peter so what's going on in the markets. well when you hear rumors like this surrounding a character like alexi could that in ther

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crazy alert snakebitten a california man is in police custody after munching on an unusual snack a python a man was asked to hold a pet snake when he inexplicably decided to take two massive lights out of the reptile force of the snakes owner to take his pet to the hospital for emergency surgery lost a few ribs and had to get stitched up but is now recovering police are still trying to figure out exactly why the man went for a python sandwich but the suspicion is that he was seriously intoxicated at the time as they say a dog biting a man isn't news but a man but in a dog is doubly true when a man bites a snake. coming up ohio governor john case a just signed a deal to hand over one of his state's prisons to a for profit private corporation so what will happen now that the profit motive has been injected into our nation's criminal justice system. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it through to be made who can you trust no one who is in view with a global reach see where we had a state controlled capitalism in school. when nobody d

you may be wondering be what about the munches. the french researchers were just as stunned.etitians suggest, those who smoke pot may be more physically active than those who don't. >>> the average's made history in oakland -- a's made history in oakland tonight. sports is coming up next. >>> okay, mark is here with sports, a little history tonight at the oakland coliseum. >> we've got the give the a's, a little lovwith the giants hanging by a thread. today, you see what could have been. enough offense to back up brilliant pitching, and almost major history to go with it. it comes from the right arm of guillermo. no-hitter stuff, and the d behind him. coco crisp looking good in center field. a no-hitter through 7. he retired 30 consecutive hitters, with his last start. that's a franchise record. but a hit cleanly done. there goes the no-hitter. he gives up only 2 hits, no runs sh and the a's cruise, 7- 0. back to san francisco, first padre of the game, will venable, gone, off matt cain. the fan not paying attention, gets hit in the shoulder. wake up buddy. a home run in his f

for example, christopher munching. he has a medical condition called graves' disease.gives and the slightly bulging eyes. that is not a reason why his argument should not be trusted and what is wrong. it just means his graves' disease. they fused the fact that i once wrote i had manic depression. so i'm kind of mentally ill. so you've got the university, you know, using public money essentially to launch this case against me. it was all carefully constructed. the bbc, which has been one of the arch advocates for global warming, you know, it is not a neutral party in this debate, the bbc teamed up with the new president of the royal society who is a nobel prize-winning geneticist, to construct essentially what was a hit job on me. it was a neutral science documentary exploring the pros and cons of global warming. so get this. what actually emerge in this, and this is not, you know, this is not sour grapes. i'm annoyed by this. it's not needing defensive, i'm just telling you what happened. the thrust of this documentary was, one, in what he doesn't believe in man-made g

their mind and therefore make the great compromise possible had all walked in bartram's garden of munched the flora from all 13 states. i leave it up to you to make that decision. but let me tell you something which is less speculative, which is the importance of agriculture for the founding fathers. they all believed that agriculture should be the foundation of the american republic. jefferson, for example, said i think governments will remain virtuous for many centuries as long as they are chiefly agricultural. all experimenting with crop rotation. jefferson famously designed. washington was the first american to collect farm done in a specially designed building, and i have to say it took me by surprise to discover that america's first four presidents had all been utterly abscessed with newer. [laughter] washington was so enraptured by it that he wanted a farm manager who might as like convert everything he touches into menu are. the first transmutation towards gold. jefferson called a pamphlet about manure a charming trees, and i think their is a more delightful picture then john adam

you may be munching. >> this is odd. ice cream is supposed to be innocent.jerry's is catching heat and they've done it before with controversial names of their ice creams. maybe they do it for attention. i don't know but a group of mothers now saying this is just in bad taste. all right. we're showing it to you there on the screen but the name of this flavor is call ed schweddy ball. now, a lot of you recognize that because it's a very popular "saturday night live" skit. you're seeing it there. the last name is schweddy. now, you don't necessarily want your kids ordering this from the grocery store or restaurant. you just don't want that to happen. to give you a reminder here, about the is the snl skit, frankly one of my favorites of all time. >> well, there's no beating my balls. made from a secret schweddy recipe. no one can resist my schweddy balls. >> okay. the skit was hilarious. that's alec baldwin. he plays pete schweddy and goes on this radio show and is talking about his restaurant and where he has these baked goods and these holiday baked goods and

yes, we'll be munching into some of these bad boys. >> loving life. >> a sugar rush early. >>> befores before two americans are back home with their families. details are still being worked out behind the scenes. >> the timing of the hikers' release appears to be no coincidence. we have details. >> reporter: good morning. there have been hopeful signs in this case for weeks, but earlier,r, abc news spoke to th two men's lawyer, and he says there is a deal to get his clients out of prison. it's been more than two years since americans josh fattal and shane bauer have tasted freedom, held in iranian prison on spying charges. their ordeal may soon be over now that an iranian court has set bail for them at $500,000 each. on nbc's "today" show, iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad said the pending release was "a humanitarian gesture." >> i think these two will be freed in couple of days. >> reporter: the families of josh and shane released this statement to abc -- "shane and josh's freedom means more to us than anything, and it's a huge relief to read that they are going to be released. w

all of us are quite pleasantly surprised that the tnc group had done an amazing amount of planning, munch among the line of what were doing. we were able to compare notes on what kinds of political issues, social issues, economic issues, messaging, all these different things we taken into account. they were able to kind of fill in each other's gaps. so i am not sure at this point we can definitively say that the planning process that we all engaged in is in fact paid dividends now. but i think there is some issues being brought to the floor now, which were considered previously and which are being played out now. for example, on the proliferation of weapons, we all recognize this is an issue that needed to be correct date. at some point over the next few weeks, there's efforts being made to decommission malicious and to get people to turn in their weapons and to bring those militias, which had been independent during the six months, bringing them into a national security force of some kind or other. wmd you'd seen and the other weapons. you've seen a lot of turn of the news that what is h