they were petrified they would be punished if they exercised those rights. what made it more remarkable is wiki leaks was an organization, is still an organization that has never been charged with little loan convicted of any crime. yet here we are with all kinds of people voluntarily relinquishing their own rights at all fear the government would abuse its power and punish them for exercising the right the constitution guaranteed. the reason i found that so significant is you can provide all the rights you one on a piece of paper word piece of parchment, but if you intimidate the citizenry from exercising their rights, signaling there are no limits which the government has to abide by, those rights become completely worthless. one other antidote. 10 months after i wrote that first article about wiki leaks, i was the first person to write manning, the extremely inhumane and detention conditions of long-term solitary confinement without being convicted of any crime, all caps of harassment designed to destroy them psychologically. at the time i wrote the artic

. >> so petrified. i don't know. you have to ask them.k these gentlemen are petrified of the truth because i'm bringing -- i'm raining union their crooked parade. they know what they're doing. they know it. i'm only here -- tell these people the truth. i say that with all tears in my eyes. families are being destroyed. tell these people the truth. even if you shake, tell them the truth, because at the end of the day you have to stand and you have to be accountable by the messages you brought to them. that is what i'm saying to these leaders. god raised me up to tell them youber tell these people the truth and tell them with all of your ability and that's what is happening. these people are giving up. countries and families are giving up. you go to churches today 0 you see family that is broken, and some preachers and pastors today, even they're lying to them. >> have you ever reached out to people like al sharpton, for example? >> i would love to, neil. you could set that up and fox megan kelly, o'reilly, who else. >> i wouldn't hold your

. >> this is petrifying. something you don't think will happen in your own neighborhood, but it's definitely something to worry about now. >> i'm glad she got away. it's really scary. >> reporter: this parent has six kids. police are now asking students to walk to and from school in groups. not alone. >> concerned about your kid walking home by. thes? >> all the time. they don't live too far from their school but you never know, they're no exception. i. >> reporter: the search for the suspect continues, in hayward. abc7 news. >> major track replacement project will create big travel delays for a weekend b.a.r.t. riders in oakland. track and ties need to be replaced between fruitvale and colosseum. the work will happen over the course of 11 spring and summer weekends and require b.a.r.t. to stop service between the stations so they can get to work on the critical project. >> over time the wheels grind the metal away and it gets to the point where we knock longer use it. we have to cult that out and put new rai

. >> this is petrifying. something you don't think will happen in your own neighborhood, but it's definitely something to worry about now. >> i'm glad she got away. it's really scary. >> reporter: this parent has six kids. police are now asking students to walk to and from school in groups. not alone. >> concerned about your kid walking home by. thes? >> all the time. they don't live too far from their school but you never know, they're no exception. i. >> reporter: the search for the suspect continues, in hayward. abc7 news. >> major track replacement project will create big travel delays for a weekend b.a.r.t. riders in oakland. track and ties need to be replaced between fruitvale and colosseum. the work will happen over the course of 11 spring and summer weekends and require b.a.r.t. to stop service between the stations so they can get to work on the critical project. >> over time the wheels grind the metal away and it gets to the point where we knock longer use it. we have to cult that out and put new rai

i shot for him, and i was petrified. because this is the icon coach wooden so i shot 40, 50 shots i made 90, 95%. he called me over how do you shoot that again? i'm wondering what is this about? does it have good reverse spin. and then he rolled the ball out came back to him. yeah coach. okay you're dismissed. >> the answer is you made 90, 95 cope wood inpretty smartie said i'm not going to change. >> as long as the ball goes in the basket he's fine. >> we left a year later. >> we're going to take a commercial break and we'll be back with the pack 12 was looked at as having a down year but no conference fared better the last four days they are a perfect 7-0 so far oregon has a chance to give the pack 12 four teams in the sweet 16. >> we know the brand of basketball that we play, and often times we're judged on how arizona and ucla go. and you know this year arizona's been tremendous maybe ucla a little blip but they have got some things worked out now. and i look at our league and say okay we all kind of other than arizo

. >> petrified of the bolsheviks.ermans and americans and british because they were equal opportunity profteers during the war. after the war, that forced the vatican in bed with the americans and the british. >> jon: we jumped in and started laundering money. we looked at that and said we're evil too. our money is too bad for you? no it's dirty, here. >> we send money over there and they send money on our behalf. we joined a partnership with them as you know to send nazis to south america. they had a bishop and priest sending nazis to south america, and british and american intelligence said we'll help you and dropped off guys like claus barbie, who was running a seminary and he takes them down to south america. in the 40sand 60s the vatican gets involved in helping us fight the reds. they're sending money to bring down communism. >> jon: bring this up to modern day, pope francis, who is seemingly taking on every known orthodoxy within the catholic church including the financial system. he's made it more transparent.

. >>: i think most of the people that were or were involved were petrified despite what these people are all saying tonight and i don't feel the police were unjustified by what they did i wish she had not died but i do not want anybody to die but i think she was using the car as a weapon >> reporter: it is a sad story of a way around alice brown family was present at the meeting but they did not make any statements. their attorneys gave a brief statement and no one from the family talked. i am jeff bush live in san francisco. >> pam moore: a group protest saying on the anniversary of last year's deadly police shooting of a security guard in san francisco said that part of valencia street for more than four hours this morning. protesters use chains and pvc pipes to link themselves together as they blocked the entrance of the parking lot to the mission district police station. they held a mock trial for the four officers involved in the shooting death of 28 year-old alex the ad so. and in that trial protesters determine all four officers involved were guilty of murder. last month at th

. >>> a 15-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with a kidnapping that petrified a small washington town, the 15-year-old snatched the child from his stroller insprague. they have not yet established a motive and he is facing second degree kidnapping charges. >>> being in the wrong place at the wrong time, could have ended very badly for one colorado woman she happened to be walking past pudge brothers pizza at the same moment the car slammed through the shop yesterday, the man ends up going through the window on the hood of the car and she was able to hop off and walk away with a few minor cuts, the driver mixed up the gas and the break. a business owner in chicago took down an armed intruder with moves straight out of the wwe and it turns out there is a good reason for that, this is footage from the circle restaurant as a gunman forced himself into the kitchen but he is the husband of former wwe star victoria and he slammed the man to the ground and held him until police arrived. >> there is a weight difference and he would not be in my weight class or my wife's weight class. it's

the reality is i am petrified all the time. i am scared all the time. the thing is i am not scared of bodily injury. i wasn't really -- that day on the roof of a wasn't really worried i was going to jump off the roof and die and break my leg. wasn't that high. there was grass below and teddy hannibal have obviously done a bunch of times with no ill effects at all. i think what i am scared of really is the total commitment necessary for doing what i do, getting under the skin of a place and the situation and for me in order to do what i have to do, i have to subsume myself absolutely and completely and i have to give everything else up and i have to make these places or situations, the whole entire center of my universe and that is hard to do ended feels scary. you can to jump off the roof half way you have to just jump surrender completely and that is always frightening to me, the best example of this is my book "savage harvest" about the disappearance of michael rockefeller, i don't know how many of you know the story, in 1961 michael was the son of ne

we spoke with three of the victims tonight who were too petrified to appear on camera. but one of them told us off camera this is something right out of a hollywood movie. on the streets of southwest philadelphia, asian business owners are scared. a crew of sophisticated high-tech thieves are tracking the owners to their homes and robbing them. >> think clearly using tracking devices and i phones to assist them in identifying their targets and also identifying their homes. >> reporter: it's happen at least 10 times recently the thieves slap a mag nat tick gps tracking device underneath owner' cars and using the tracking device date tan i phones to lead them to the owner's suburban homes. for a burglary or home invasion. >> i'm surprised and disheartened to learn that they are recurring with a little more sophistication this time. >> reporter: city councilman david oh says this isn't the first time asian business owners have been targeted. he says owners are worried. >> it's the victimization the fact that they're being target targeted, they're being followed home. >> re

he's petrified. he's a coward. he's afraid to talk to people directly that the stars in the church are cowards. they are afraid to be deposed and testify. that's i think, why no media outlets have been sued since me and "time magazine" 25 years ago. >> this documentary tonight will peel back the onion more on scientology. they are attacking wondering through the media might be driving more attention than the explanation. >> yeah that's very interesting. i don't think they intended but i do think from the "time" cover story i was told it's probably the best thing that happened to them. it will draw more attention to them. i think the church from what i gather from major defectors is really in trouble. they don't have as many members as they once did. the internet is killing them. people are coming public with all kinds of stuff they can't keep hidden any longer. they do use private eyes but i don't think to the extend they did with me they spent about $25 million 25 years ago on me in terms of private eyes and litig

petrified, sense i was going to fail. i overcompensated to prove him wrong.iest childhood but i certainly became successful thanks to him and definitely was motivated. as he got older he did realize, the tough love i cantone down and tell her how proud i am. >> i know he is proud. >> yeah. >> ainsley? >> i love these parents. these are the parents that set "american idol" up. you know the kids come on and can't sing anything? >> wow. >> they think they're great? because their parents are like, yes. >> tell you about my mother. that is so mean. come on. >> what would "american idol" be without those kids. but when you look statistically kist grow up to be successful people a lot of the time. >> or serial killers. >> okay. >> i agree that parents shouldn't overpraise. i think it can be very damaging. i think what parents need to do is be specific with the compliments. we don't have to be our kid best friends. the point isn't your kid has to like you. what is easiest way to get a child to like you? tell them really nice things about them they eat up but it is no

because she thought i had found out she misled me about the patient so she walked into my office petrifiedhere looking nervous. i cannot figure out why. i did not realize you had come here and tell just last week. would you like to go out to dinner sometime. of course. we get married a year later. c-span: in the same interview they asked you a question. you attended to jesuit run schools. are are you a man of faith. let me read to you what you said. i am not a regular church attender. i have have evolved into less a roman catholic religion person to someone who tries to keep a degree of spirituality of upon them. i have faith in the goodness of mankind. is that still accurate? >> guest: totally accurate c-span: what does that say to the jesuit education? >> guest: i am less and amit of organized religion than i i am with the principles of humanity and goodness to mankind and doing the best that you can. there are a lot of things about organized religion that are unfortunate, and i tend to stay away from that and think more in terms of the principles that i learned from the jesuits the cath

i was scared, petrified. it's a sad occasion. >> all executions occur at 6:00 p.m.. there is no property allowed in the cell. everything he would have had in his cell would have been confiscated. if he needs to use the phone, we will allow him to use the phone. his mail is brought to him. he has an opportunity to read it. passes it back out. last year we did one. i think the year before that we probably did three or four. this door leads us into the execution chamber. we actually have three viewing rooms. of course this is the gurney. on the left he has his witnesses and the news media and then on the right are the victim's witnesses. he's escorted in, basically sits down, a team of people strap him down on to the gurney. and his arms are placed here. on the day of execution i will come through that door. i will come around to this area and basically face the condemned. we will read the death warrant and offer an opportunity to have any last words. most guys don't say a whole lot. after that, walk back into the control room and prepare to carry out the duties. we co

. >> you can tell the democrats and the media water carriers are petrified of cruz and a conservativeeing elected. extremists, he tried to shut down the government. >> i had my favorite cable show on and these people are neophytes, neophytes. they have never fought in republican primaries for conservative candidates. >> for those who believe that god is in control, fast and pray like you've never fasted and prayed before because all of the guns are coming out for this guy. all of the guns. >> the real battle is with the establishment gop. >> cruz is a direct threat to their rule. >> wow. what did you make of that theater there? i know how this works. and there's two numbers you have to think about. if you're on television and political talk like this, like i am, you're somebody like o'reilly or rush limbaugh on the radio talking to traveling salespeople, i know the markets for this. you can get 10% of the public, you're in box office. but the game is to get 50%. are those guys we just heard from, are they talking about the need for the republican candidate to win 50% or for their own

>> when she's sucked down and disappears under the raft, i am petrified. >> burnt ranch gorge on the trinity river in northern california is a challenge to the most accomplished whitewater rafter. and commercial river guide john lane is just that, an expert with more than 20 years experience. >> there are days when you just feel invincible, your crew is firing on all cylinders. then every once in a while, you get this feeling that things just aren't happening right or maybe there's just something inside you that worries a little bit. >> on this date, it's not a commercial raft trip. but a group of guides and experienced boaters with high expectations of riding the big one. there are four rafts in the water and each is approaching the most formidable rapid of the day. one with an eight-foot drop into a hydraulic. a hole that acts like a washing machine. >> no matter how many times you've done this run, when you do middle burnt ranch falls, you get a little apprehensive. >> john lane is out with his video camera that day and gets on top of the rocks to film the rafters coming through.

i bet it was petrifying for the people on that plane.eople stuck on the highway louisville, nashville right through here. we've had 14 to 24 inches of snow in 24 hours. that snow is headed to the east. there's not much moisture left, but we're probably going to get four to six in new york. so it's certainly not done. that's what i-65 looked like. there are spots right now on i-80, 76, i've seen it on the parkway where cars have spun out. trucks have jackknifed and there are backups, five and 10-mile backups going on. at least there were before i came down here to talk about this airplane. please don't go on the road f. you absolutely have to, don't go on the road without a full tank of gas. because it's going to be 4 degrees tonight and you have to keep yourself warm in a stuck car, that engine's the only thing that's going to keep you warm. >> i'm glad you said that. we're going to speak to someone who's been stuck for 14 hours in kentucky. it's excellent advice. you should have a candidate until your glove box and emergency criminate.

lead to derrick--ledge >> grant: certainly exhilarating creek i have to admit i was scared i was petrifiedt 20 minutes and my son and justing were there congratulating me at the bottom. >> grant: guilt alone of this woman, her name was are mushy propelled right after me and she was the one interview last she was finished and all of a sudden her boyfriend got into the picture and down on one knee and proposed popping the question. >> i thought that it was normal that it were interviewing me in the interview began. that was agreed good idea that got rid and then we were engaged. (laughter) >> i was filling in it. but i was hoping that everything would go to plan. i hope that everything would go to the plant for it to not try to do anything crazy. you never know what happens? she is an amazing partner and i am lucky to have such a generous and also woman by my side. --awesome >> grant: i am going to cry creek >> grant: rappelling will happen tomorrow afternoon. it is a sight to see in what an experience it is to do that creek coming up at 8:00 i will be in the studio. there was a camera on th

petrified forest more like it.nother layer of rocks around those trees. >> she's got a lot of strength. she's the democratic nominee at a time when democrats have won the popular vote in five of six last elections. well-known she's got a lot of support but i was up in new hampshire with john doing focus groups and i have to say, spinner, carville no one cares about this. we did a democratic focus group, people supported her. even people who really support her, they knew a ton about the e-mail controversy and they raised it repeatedly as the thing they were concerned about. >> we're going to show some of that litater then jeb bush as well. >> jeb did surprisingly horrible horrible. >> i have heard in focus group -- here's the thing. i keep hearing this. focus group of focus group after focus group, people are shocked by the responses to jeb. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," valerie jarrett, republican congresswoman christi noen. >> is valerie coming on to say nice things about he? >> i mad a nice visit with her at

who in this body think america has suffered because the president's have in the past protected petrified forest, arches in utah, bryce canyon -- i have been to all of them. even though utah is an extremely conservative state i've not heard one single member of congress or governmental authority from utah saying that was a huge mistake. they draw millions of visitors to the state of utah with their beautiful lands they have there. what about the muir woods in california? just stunningly important. that came about as a result of a president designating them under the antiquities act. 16 presidents, eight of each party, have used this act to protect america's treasures. i'm proud of what president obama has been able to accomplish through the work he's done in the antiquities act. he's moved where congress has failed act. caesar chavez and the chicano labor union was honored by creating the caesar chavez announcement. fort monroe in west virginia recognizing the struggle for freedom for african-americans. it's a beautiful facility. we have in honolulu, the honalulue national monument to rem

his senior and for a while he looked like he had died and it truck type -- patch required me -- petrified me. they had beaten the 60 minors for football super bowl and they suffered a kind concussion. he looked at me and said where am i. did we win the game and if i play today? >> his face brightened up. five minutes later he looked at me and he says why am i here did we win the game and i almost thought he was joking but this went on ten minutes later and i finally broke down on a piece of paper the answers to his questions and it terrified me and i thought felt a crisis of conscience because if my work with athletes was designed to enhance their lives and lead them into fulfillment and how was he it's conscionable for me to enable players to do an act to be that would lead to encephalopathy and the rest of it but we didn't know anything. we've are told by doctors over and over again that there were no long-term consequences from concussions and one hit doesn't lead to another and two in proximity to each other don't do anything so i held a conference where we brought the leaders from ac

. >> opens my mind about traveling because i would be petrified obviously. >> not worth 20 grand. >>ihadi john and what he says. the knife is going to be cold when we do this and he describes each feeling that you're going to feel and then i'm going to put your head in the middle of your back. anyway on that note. >> i was going to do a different sports story. >> the liberals love this story. >> chris borland from the 49ers. he's 24 years old. he's leaving football. leaving the nfl. he says i want to live a healthy long life and i don't want to have neurological diseases and die younger than i would otherwise and he's basically making the case and the decision to leave the game worried about his health and the question of course becomes is he just -- is this just the beginning. is there a way for the game to change? there were some articles yesterday that talked about whether there should be no helmets or a lot less padding. >> the problem is you can't make better helmets because that makes them battering rams and they hurt people. it's still your brain getting knocked around inside

considers israel their mortal and and i could why does everyone believe that the powers there are petrified of iran getting a nuclear weapon? what is the difference between their mortal enemy israel having a nuclear weapon and iran? i want people to think about why that is. host: leo shane, big picture question for you. do you want to take that up as i show this headline we should earlier from breitbart, "administration declassified top-secret document that shows israel nuclear secrets." was once labeled top-secret, goes into sophisticated detail about the israel nuclear weapons program. gain headlines couple weeks ago. leo shane. guest: yeah, to the caller's point, i don't think it is one of the other there. i don't think the countries like the fact that israel has nuclear capabilities, but that does not mean iran should have them as well. there is concern about the destabilizing nature of everything iran is trying to do in the area. if they get nuclear weapons, that leads to concerns about what their goals are and how they will use them. more is always a problem, less is always better in

knocked on the ground and blood coming out of his ears and she looked for a while like he had died and petrified me. then there was a night in 1995 data between the san francisco 49ers for the right to play in the super bowl and the whole city was lost with celebration. i went up to his room and he was sitting there he looked at me and said where am i. did we win the game did i play today? yes. did we win the game yes. his face brightened. five minutes later he looked at me and said where am i? why am i here? i almost thought he was joking but this went on ten minutes later with the same sequence again and i finally wrote down on a piece of paper the answers to his concussion questions. and it terrified me. and i felt a crisis of conscience because if my work with athletes was designed to enhance their lives to lead them into the second career fulfillment, then how was it can't juggle for me to enable players to do an activity that would lead to all the rest of it. but we didn't know anything. we were told by the doctors over and over again and i did go to the conferences that there were no long