and they identified this with, you know, a stray fact that they knew were only privy to one or two people were being published. it caused them to ask questions not only of their family and friends, but even of me. and i recall it quite clearly. and then it became so sort of continuous that i suppose the suspicion, um, that was directed at those that could have leaked it began to become more focused in their own minds about whether or not this information was being obtained by surveillance. and, you know, for a variety of reasons those that i acted for, some more than others, became more used to changing their mobile telephone numbers, would change them two or three times a year, um x that was a common way for people to, i suppose, give themselves some confidence that perhaps there was a way that they, although they had no actual evidence or basis other than their own suspicion but could prevent easy access to information about them. >> yes. and then you refer to a specific incident in early 2008. can you tell us a little wit more about that -- bit about that, please? this is paragraph 30

be doing privying. lifting heavy objects off of a doll and giving iv and turning off utilities. we are building you up to the hand's on scenario. >> what do you do? let's say you feel a tremor and it's going to shake, what are you going to do? all right. 40 people said -- >> where we going to go? >> under a table. >> [laughter]. >> going to be survival of the fitef. fittest. if you have a table go under the table. look above you, what's going to fall. what's going to hit your head. most of the chairs decent. if you are in a movie theatre or stadium what do you do? the same thing. these chairs are not heavy dutiy but covering your head is most important. if it's an empty room go against the wall and cover your head. a lot of cut in disaster heads and arms will get cut. those you can control the bleeding where as the head injury is harder. cover your head, the most important thing to do. we cover, beaware. 15 seconds. in the marina people said it felt like a minute. if you are covering yourself under the table and it's shaking what will happen in 30 seconds? you look up, where's t

and i am not privy to making any statement. >> reporter: overnight the scandal forced two top university officials to step down. athletic director tim curly and senior vp gary schultz both charged with covering up the -crimes. sandusky is accused of meeting the boys at a charity he started for at-risk children. in 2002, three years after sandusky retired a with it assist stand said he susan custody having sex with a boy who appeared to be as young as 10 that assistant told head coach paterno. paterno passed the information on to campus officials. paterno has not been charged with any wrongdoing. he statement saying he did what he was supposed to do. some wonder if the head coach who has won more games than any other head coach in division one history should have done more. scott goldberg, abc news, new york. >>> growing co- of medical marijuana supporters are in court to fight the government's efforts to shut them down. lawyers are filing a lawsuit in four federal districts asking for an immediate stop to a new stayed white crackdown. federal authorities have been telling property owners

i am not privy to making any statement. >> the police commissioner and attorney general will hold a news conference at 1:00 p.m. today. jerry sandusky has been charged with 40 counts of sex crimes. ben eisler, abc 7 news. >> should penn state coach joe paterno step down following the allegations? give us your thoughts on our website and we will reveal the results on abc 7 news at noo 5five. >>> passer-by discovered the body of 37-year-old manuel gomez near a road in anne arundel county. family members reported missing last monday. an autopsy will determine how the man died. >>> deputies in fredericksburg looking into an attempted abduction of a child and saturday in the area where four similar incidents have been reported in recent weeks. four man approached and 8-year- old girl saturday on satterfield court. the men called out to the girl from a black van with red letters spray-painted on the car. when the girl refused to respond, the men allegedly got out of the van and walked toward the child. she ran away. officials have not connected this to other attempted abductions that are under

and i am not privy to making any statement. >> reporter: overnight the scandal forced two top university officials to step down. athletic director tim curly and senior vp gary schultz both charged with covering up the -crimes. sandusky is accused of meeting the boys at a charity he started for at-risk children. in 2002, three years after sandusky retired a with it assist stand said he susan custody having sex with a boy who appeared to be as young as 10 that assistant told head coach paterno. paterno passed the information on to campus officials. paterno has not been charged with any wrongdoing. he released a statement saying he did what he was supposed to do. some wonder if the head coach who has won more games than any other head coach in division one history should have done more. scott goldberg, abc news, new york. >>> growing co- of medical marijuana supporters are in court to fight the government's efforts to shut them down. lawyers are filing a lawsuit in four federal districts asking for an immediate stop to a new stayed white crackdown. federal authorities have been telling prop

having resigned in may, i'm not privy to a lot of the inside baseball right now.as something they were aware of or threat environment they were uncomfortable with or else they wouldn't have made that decision. >> dan bongina, republican hopeful in maryland. appreciate you joining us tonight and helping us understand this and get some context on it. thanks, sir. >> yes, ma'am. thank you. >> we have a moment of geek. stay with us. >> all right. tonight's "moment of geek" starts with a picture of a cannibal. so please brace yourselves. that's it. a little frog cannibal. this is the first-known example collected in 1940 of the hula painted frog. scientific name, which itself is awesome, disco glossisnegroventer. >> i would declare it comes from the cute little belly spots that look like a disco ball. it got its name because it means disk-shaped tongue. apparently has a disk shaped tongue. you are welcome for that. only a handful of these frogs have ever been collected. four were collected in the '40s when the species was first discovered and one of those four little f

dave who were already -- those who were already wearing your funds were privy to the most extraordinary exchange. "i cannot stand him in the more, said nicolas sarkozy of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. in response, mr. obama said "you may be sick of him, but me, i have to deal with him every day ." the french journalists, stunned with what they have heard, agreed not to print what they heard, but inevitably, they leaked. >> this gossip -- it reveals the policy of the government's and the critical moment is coming. >> i am practical terms, there is so much at stake in the middle east peace process. personal spat between leaders is unlikely to have lasting effect. is certainly not the first time an american president has had difficulty dealing with an israeli prime minister. but perhaps it confirms what we already knew. personal relationships have been strained. the next round of talks should be interesting, if only for the diplomatic tap dancing that is sure to follow. >> here at the white house, they understand that the fate of next year's presidential election is an ope

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. >> you're not only privy to the intelligence of iran, you're privy to any intelligence israel is pickdoes not want a confrontation, but if it happens, the state of israel will not be destroyed and there will not be 10,000 dead and not even 500 dead. in other words, if it strikes, it strikes hard. and the iranian minister responds by saying armed forces are in full combat readiness and will give a crushing response no those daring to attack the country. how long does anyone have to stop the israelis from doing something? >> if the israelis get to the point where they believe there's an imminent threat where they're going nuclear, if you will, they'll take action. there is no doubt in my mind they'll do that. now the trick is how far will the united states go in rallying international pressure so that we can bat israel -- >> whdoes the president need to put a military option on the table today, how far in escalating sanctions? sanctions as you know haven't done much to sway tehran to change its course. >> that's because we haven't gone aggressively after it. there are two 800 pound gori

ed things and we are privy to the drug use and distribution. and the health hazards. just in general the noise pollution. and it doesn't seem like it is a responsible thing. >> reporter: the mayor said in a press statement she supported free speech but will not allow camping. like the rain, occupy oakland supporters seemed determined to stay and police were only standing by for now. so open oakland can claim a victory of sorts tonight. they walked in, knocked down the fences, took over the parks and put up a tent. doesn't look like oakland police will move anytime soon. might be getting help from the rain. a lot of people have left but who knows what will happen tomorrow. obviously they are not going to let this stand. the mayor has already said they are not going to let the encampment stand. ann? >> don, clearly the neighbors don't want the occupy protestors there but have the protestors said whether or not they will try tousles be considerate? >> they had that amplifier very loud for many, many hours tonight and i think it falls in that category where they say this

again, not any information i was privy to, no.oday we learned that secret service is protecting one of the republican presidential candidates, herman cain. mr. cain reportedly asked for the protection after he received death threats. he's the first republican presidential candidate to get a secret service detail this year and, of course, we are, you know, months away from even the convention. does that seem like a trend to you that candidates are sensing a need or the secret service is sensing a need to provide protection earlier and earlier? >> they have a very specific formula that they go through in conjunction with members of congress. it depends on funds raised, a threat environment. what the specific threat was to mr. cain, i don't know. having resigned in may, unfortunately, i'm not privy to the inside baseball any more. but i'm sure there was something that they were aware of or some kind of a threat environment that they were uncomfortable with or else they wouldn't have made that decision. >> dan, republican hopeful for

having resigned in may i'm not privy to a lot of the inside baseball anymore.reat environment they were uncomfortable with, or else they wouldn't have made that decision. >> dan bongino, republican hopeful for the more more senate. appreciate you joining us and giving context on it. thank you for joining us. >> yes, ma'am. thank you. >> we have a moment of geek ahead. stay with us. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. premier of the packed bag. you know organization is key... and so is having a trusted assistant. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle...and go. you can even take a full-size or above and still pay the mid-size price. here we are... [ male announcer ] and there you go, business pro. there you go. go national. go like a pro. ♪ let's go ♪ ♪ cruise like a norwegian ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] when you're a true fan... [ exhales ] ...there are no sick days. [ crowd cheering, screaming ] vicks dayquil. defeats 5 cold & flu symptoms. [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nightti

those already wearing air felt were privy to the most extraordinary exchange taking place. >> i can't stand him anymore, said nicolas sarkozy of benjamin netanyahu. he is a lawyer. in response and with some exasperation, president obama said, you may be sick of them, but me i have to deal with them every day. the french journalist, stunned by what they heard, agreed not to print the quotes. today, they appeared chapter and verse and israeli media. >> this gossip between the leaders and the united states and europe does not affect the policy of the government when the critical moment is coming. >> in practical terms, there is so much at stake in the middle east peace process personal spats between leaders are unlikely to have any major lasting effects. certainly is not the first time an american president has found it difficult dealing with an israeli prime minister. perhaps, it does confirm what we already knew, that after months of difficult negotiations, personal relationships have been strained. the next round of talks should prove interesting. if only the diplomatic tap dancing wo

those already wearing ear phones were privy to the most extraordinary exchange taking place in private. >> i cannot stand it anymore, said nikolas sarkozy of benjamin netanyahu. he is a liar. >> with some exasperation, mr. obama said it you may be sick of him, but me, i have to deal with him every day. >> the french journalists stunned by what they heard agreed not to print the "spread they were inevitably leaked and appeared chapter and verse in the israeli media. >> this gossip between the leaders of the united states and europe doesn't affect the policy of the government when that critical moment is coming. >> in practical terms, there is a much at stake in the middle east peace process that personal spat between leaders are unlikely to have a lasting effect. it's certainly not the first time in american president has sounded difficult dealing with an israeli prime minister. but perhaps it does confirm what we already knew -- that after months of difficult negotiations, personal relationships have been strained. the next round of talks should prove interesting, if only the diplomati

those already wearing ear phones were suddenly privy to the most extraordinary exchange taking place in private. >> i can't stand him anymore, said mr. sarkozy, of the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. he's a liar. in response and with some exasperation, mr. obama said, you may be sick of him but me, i have to deal with him every day. the french journalists, stunned by what they heard, agreed not no to print the quotes. though inevitably they were leaked and today appeared chapter and verse in the israeli media. >> this gossip between the leaders in the united states and europe doesn't effect -- affect the policy of the government when the critical moment is coming. >> in practical terms, there's so much at stake in the middle east peace process, personal spats between leaders are unlikely to have any major or lasting effect. and certainly it's not the fist time an american president has found it difficult dealing with an israeli prime minister. but perhaps it does confirm what we already knew. that after months of difficult negotiations, personal relationships have been st

like we are from another planet even full of you point of international law we are privy to such a president there are something like four hundred thousand such people in latvia is the. man to be a became an independent state in one thousand nine hundred one after seceding from the soviet union. barely one month later the country's parliament passed a resolution officially dividing the republic's population into citizens and so-called non-citizens. the latter were denied voting rights they could not be elected to bodies of state or thorson or work in government departments. they supplied to not only those who settled down in the country after nine hundred forty but their descendants to. then you're actually says i don't want to be a second class person i want to be a citizen of the country where live different from leave. any known citizen is free to try to naturalize the event they need to pass exams on the country's history and show their command of the state language and the national anthem. after submitting all the necessary papers applicants then need to wait for about a year before the

to that information because i left a message and sent the text and only they were privy to it.o it was quite an extraordinary event. which was followed by obviously quite intensive interest in what was happening inside my house for the rest of that day in the medias outside for many hours. >> of course everything happening within your house. >> yes it was. he was a private time not only for the client circumstances that related to them, but it was also a matter for them to use the can obtain legal advice, which is obviously professional privy. >> were you aware -- you are so concerned that she read specifically to the information commission office and for the metropolitan police can you give the date 2008, 2009 commenced his senior class and your name is on the list for the general inquiry in relation to phone hacking. you say at the end of that response from the police on the information commission that they didn't reply to your letter or are you saying that that they did reply and say you and your class for not this subject to phone hacking? >> well, i became interested in th

right into your pocket or the manager of the compliance officer bribes brokers for privileged and privy to that positive error here she has an accounting error that results in her losing her child and being thrown in jail for the night here's another accounting error in the news punch for m.f. global's missing seven hundred million dollars so m.f. global is a futures broker headed by john chorus line the former head of goldman sachs who then went on to be the governor of new jersey and was in line to replace timothy geithner at treasury now remember timothy geithner also committed a crime by failing to pay his taxes because he it was an accounting error he forgot for ten years and then went on to head the i.r.s. so who knows what will happen to john course line but apparently m.f. global commingled. it's accounts yeah this is one of the worst things you can do is take your customer's money and just slap it in with a fund with everyone else's money or even your own money and then when you again have losses them somehow only the customer experiences those losses but when you have gains yo

on again after nine eleven when general clark the ex supreme commander in nato europe actually was privy to a very confidential document that said the pentagon the u.s. military were going to take over seven countries syria was part of that plan and that is panning out now you've got to understand that the cold war is never finished. the crusades have never finished and so much for the arab league you talk about the union of the islam movement they're supposed to be brothers and sisters they turned their back their counterparts in the balkans they turned their backs on iraq afghanistan in two thousand and six lebanon in garza two thousand and eight and nine and totally turned their back on libya they're doing the same game again you've got to understand that the arab league is a puppet to america a puppet to united nations all being a puppet of the new world order is it too late for talk then i mean russia's rich rated calls again for syria the dialogue and reforms is that too late. i think it is it's like the palestinian israel situation you've got to understand as well that at the top

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i'm not privy to a lot of confidential information since i'm not in government. >> when he said he has a lot swirling around up there, it doesn't seem like it's foreign policy cluttering his mind, but perhaps congested with stats. he seems to have been to quite a few games lately including last night packers and vikings matchup where cain gave the campaign the real answer of what's rattling around up there. >> mr. cain, you think the libya comments reinforce? you don't have a thorough understanding of foreign policy? >> 9-9-9. >> brilliant. let's bring out in our panel from washington, msnbc political analyst david corn and with us from atlanta, goldie taylor from the goldie taylor project. i will start with david. i was reading herman cain's book entitled speak of a leader. speak as a leader published in 1999 and offers gidsance on what to say. he said expect the unexpected question and think sound bytes and plan sometime ahead. what happened yesterday? >> you talking to me? >> yes. >> it's like he didn't know what to say. this man wants to be commander in chief, but yet he had no opi

i'm following orders and i'm not privy to making any statement. >> on saturday, penn state played thest game since the allegation broke and the first game in 46 years pout joe paterno as head coach. will the ncaa penalize a program over this scandal, perhaps for tn seasons to come? we will ask jon wertheim later in the show. >>> afghanistan is a days away from a meeting that could decide the country's future. the taliban claim to know how they will be kept safe during the meeting. nick peyton walsh has more on leaked on-line security documents and why afghan officials say they are not worried. >> reporter: taliban say they have obtained confidential security information about a forthcoming meeting of tribal elders to be held here. they pit out on the internet an claim it is a leak from inside the afghan government. the afghan interior orr said the documents are fake and an example of taliban propaganda. the taliban pledged to do whatever they can to disrupt this meeting. community leaders across afghanistan coming together to discuss what kind of permanent presence the u.s. military c

committee that deals with healthcare issues they may be privy to knowing whether the fda is going to approve a drug. they are free to trade on that information and do trade on that information. they leverage their position in the stock market by getting access to ipos or official public offerings of stock. >> judge jeanine: that is not available to the rest of us. >> if you were a united states senator and i walked into your office with a shoe box and give you $10,000 in cash we are both going to go to jail. it is called bribery. if i walk into the same office and say senator i will give you access to ipo shares of stock and you will make $100,000 in a day that is completely legal and that goes on all the time. >> judge jeanine: if your book you talk about nancy pelosi. tell us about what happened with her with the ip os. >> hershey and her husband got access to 5,000 of visa shares in the friends and family round what is unusual about it and news week did follow-up reporting on this is that this is part of nuce week's effort to target here to influence her on credit card legislation

. >> we witnessed things and we are privy to the drug use, distribution and the health hazards. just, you know, in general, the noise pollution and it just, it doesn't seem like it's a responsible thing. >> reporter: the oakland police and mayor have said the lot is public property and camping is not allowed. despite that. no one was arrested and the encampment remains this morning. >> >> faculty members calling for the uc davis chancellor to resign. demands come after campus police are videotaped pepper spraying students. >> >> what it shows, really, very unexpected and very sad an really inappropriate. i would say, at least on the face of it. >> uc davis chancellor addressing the controversial move by campus police to pepper spray protesting students. before the news conference came to an end, students that were not allowed inside made their presence heard. >> the students, i think, want to have their own press conference outside. >> >> reporter: a large crowd soon formed around the building. with calls for the chancellor to come outside. there were also resounding calls for t