and perspective from former ambassador and governor bill richardson. his deep experience dealing with the north koreans. former under secretary of defense, michele flournoy, and nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. >>> plus, presidential politics. all eyes on hillary clinton after two high-profile speeches this week fuel speculation about another run for the white house. and the obama agenda, new jobs numbers undermine confidence in economic recovery. and a new budget compromise from the president. is it nearly enough for a grand bargain? cnbc's jim cramer joins the conversation this morning. >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the world's longest running television program, this is "meet the press" with david gregory. >>> and good sunday morning. battles at home and abroad for the president as congress returns monday from a two-week easter recess. it's shaping up to be a spring filled with debate on the budget, immigration and guns. and now overseas a brewing crisis in north korea as the president tries to defuse escala

let me start with you, if i may, bill richardson. seems like a comedy of errors if it wasn't so serious about how this information's come out at one of the single most important new pieces of information about north korea and it sort of comes out by accident. >> well, it is unfortunate and for instance, i study this issue extensively and i'm not sure that information is correct. the problem is nobody knows because we don't have any hard intelligence there. what is troublesome is this, piers, that it seems that the new north korean leader, kim jong-un, is playing to different audiences now. his main audience is the north korean military, which really runs the country which has the most power. i think he's trying to strengthen himself with them. and secondly, he's sending a message to the international community that north korea's a major nuclear power, and you have to deal with us, and we may be asking you for something if you want us to stop this effort. that's what's disturbing. and the danger is always an altercation with south kor

undaunted, richardson reacts by picking up a chair and repeatedly whacking the guy.is no match for this burly man who refuses to back down. richardson wrestles him to the ground and subdues him until police arrive. >> i managed to get the gun out of his hand, could tell but i pinned him to the floor with what i'll call a judo move. >> the assailant is 20-year-old aczar suleman and this is not the first time he has robbed a shop. he held it up twice before, as well as one other betting parlor in the area. he gets convicted of all four robberies and sentenced to six years in prison. as for richardson, he doesn't consider himself a hero, just a concerned citizen who chose to fight back. >> it's not the first time it happened. might not be the last, you know, we should be able to do what we want to do without people putting guns in our faces. >>> coming up -- an intense police standoff. a veteran s.w.a.t team sniper takes a crucial shot. >> i put the crosshairs on the gun, and i fired at the weapon. >> when "caught on camera: armed and dangerous" continues. [ male announ

i've been there a couple of times, to pyongyang with bill richardson, and the proximity, 800,000 forward deployed north korean troops and south koreans and americans, we would object lit rate north korea. you have 35 million people living within miles. >> how dangerous -- you once said that north korea was as dangerous as iraq the last decade. do you still think they're that dangero dangerous? >> crazy people and nuclear weapons, those who pro-liver yate throughout the world are incredibly dangerous. that's why we need to stop syria from getting chemical weapons. the one thing i'm trying to stress is the politics in south korea are strained. there will be no more tolerance for sinking south korean naval vessels or killing civilians by north korea. they need to understand that. that's my biggest fear, guys, that if there's a provocation, south korea is not going to take it anymore. and the reason they don't have nuclear weapons and japan doesn't, they trust us. and so i appreciate what this administration is doing, staying with our allies. >> michele, what do you do with the south koreans

and linda richardson, commissioner linda richardson is with us. let's welcome them, please.plause) >> okay. we have greetings now in the program. i think we will go ahead and move forward with the greetings from the supervisors and we will then be followed by city administrator kelly will introduce the mayor upon the mayor's arrival. so, with that i'd like to ask supervisor cohen if you would come and extend greetings, please. >> thank you. amen, good morning, everyone. good afternoon. how are you? i have to say you look beautiful to look out and see so much red. this is an exciting time for all of us here in san francisco. and as i stand before you on this day, we celebrate black history month in san francisco. this is a day on which we acknowledge the being at the crossroads of equality and freedom. celebrating the emancipation proclamation as well as the march on washington, as well as the 100th birthday of our dear sister rosa parks. as our country continues to celebrate the beginning and as our country continues to celebrate the beginning of the second term of our great

in richardson and william, the deputy attorney general, talk to not of resignation. there was no line of succession in the department of justice after the solicitor general. so if bob had walked the plank, the department of justice would have been leaderless. no one knew who the president might to install. richardson, ruggles' house, and bork all feel that it would be political show, leading the assistant attorney general and much of the department of senior leaders to resign and crippling the department. so, bob bork save justice by staying. had he quit in protest he probably would have been treated as a national hero and confirmed to the supreme court in 1987. perhaps he would have been apinted by president ford in 1976 to the seat that went to john paul stevens. he was on the list that was sent to president ford of possibilities. but had he quit, the nation, as a whole, would have suffered. he stayed in office, the s. g. office. he was so determined not to benefit that he turned down an opportunity to be appointed as attorney general. he turned down the chance to

richardson and the deputy attorney general talked him out of resignation. there was no line of succession in the department of justice after the solicitor general, so if bob had walked the plank, the department of justice would have been leaderless. no one knew who the president might install. richardson, the deputy and bork all feared that it would be a political shill leading the assistants attorney general and much of the department's senior leadership to resign and crippling the department. to bob bork saved justice by staying. had he quit in protest, he probably would have been treated as a national hero and confirmed to the supreme court in 1987. perhaps he would have been appointed by president ford in 1976 to the seat that went to john paul stevens. he was on the list that edward levey sent to president ford of possibilities. but had he quit, the nation as a whole would have suffered. so he stayed in office in the sg's office. he was so determined not to benefit, that he turned down an opportunity to be appointed as attorney general, he turned down

i'm joined now by michelle richardson legislative counsel to use washington legislative office for coming on thanks for having me so michelle you just wrote a great article breaking down kind of through the rhetoric the newest version of supposedly received several amendments in closed door sessions i was hoping you could break down some of these that you wrote about what is the civilian control of domestic cyber programs well one of the biggest problems with this is that it creates an exception to all of the privacy laws on the books right now so that companies that hold incredibly sensitive information like internet records can share it with other companies or directly with the government it's written so broadly though that they can go directly to military agencies like the n.s.a. and allow them to collect information on americans and leave a very strong wall here in the united states between our civilian and our military and we don't let the military act against americans on u.s. soil it has it's rooted in our very founding of our country and this is a very dangerous bill because it al

implications of this if this does pass to cut through all the rhetoric i'm joined now by michelle richardson legislative counsel to a seal use of washington legislative office for coming on thanks for having me so michelle you just wrote a great article breaking down kind of through the rhetoric the newest version of supposedly received several amendments in closed door sessions i was hoping you could break down some of these that you wrote about what is the civilian control of domestic cyber programs well one of the biggest problems with this but is that it creates an exception to all of the privacy laws on the books right now so that companies that hold incredibly sensitive information like internet records can share it with other companies or directly with the government it's written so broadly though that they can go directly to military agencies like the n.s.a. and allow them to collect information on americans and leave a very strong wall here in the united states between our civilian and our military and we don't let the military act against americans on u.s. soil it has it's rooted i

. >> earlier today on my show "the lead," i spoke with bill richardson.s been to north korea several time. he drew a line of sorts against north korea. take a listen. >> despite the ratcheting up and the threats and the activity, they really haven't done much. if they shoot this missile, this is very serious. >> at what point in your view is it the right time for a preemptive strike you? heard secretary -- i'm sorry, former ambassador richardson saying that firing the missile would be very serious. would that be enough, you think? >> again, i have a lot of regard for bill richardson as far as his ability. everything has to be looked at. i'm not here to be declaring war on north korea. that's for the president. the president will take all this into account, what type of rocket, where it's going, what we think the purpose is. if they're just firing it out into the ocean, then obviously it's a different story. and so, no, i don't think there is anything right now indicating that we should be going to war. we have to be ready for war. we have to assume the wo

richardson behind the net finds wyomings who beats niemi and the sharks add a late goal. it doesn't matter, 3-2, los angeles. the sharks end up 6th in the west and open the playoffs in vancouver the first day of the series has yet to be announce. >>> a very painful loss for the giants tonight in san diego as san francisco is in its long event losing streak of the young season. every team urges something new to do and the padres call it squirrel racing. crawford puts one into

ambassador to the united nations bill richardson who has visited north korea a number of times. first i want to bring in tom foreman to explain how this could escalate. please explain to us. >> jake, all eyes today are on the map of north korea right now particularly looking along this eastern coast over here where military intelligence says, you see the red part there, about a 250-mile stretch where somewhere a missile has been moved into position for launch. that's what we're hearing from intelligence. we don't know where but we hopefully would think they do. this is a fairly big area. we're talking about a missile model that is very bare bones. this is called the musadon and is believed to have evolved from a missile used by russian submarines so you can see how the profile would fit well for a submarine launch. there is also a variety of this that is used in iran called the shahhad missile. it is generally pretty reliable. let me get rid of the model and bring in the stats. this thing can be of some considerable length if you think about it somewhere between 40 and 60 feet l

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barry mccafferty to help with military points and bill richardson. let me start with chrkristen he the president was -- what's the right word -- bothered a bit by some of these questions. the benghazi thing has almost become a right wing trope and raised by ed henry. an attorney for some of the state department officials that story dropped last night. they jumped on it this morning in the questioning. cnn followed up on that. let's start with syria. go to benghazi, what did you learn today? >> well, on syria, the president not ready to say whether that red line has been crossed in some sense he did not move the needle when it comes to syria. he said we can't confirm who used the chemical weapons in syria. you just mentioned the fact that if he does, if he's able to confirm that that he would have to review his range of options. you'll notice, chris, he did not say specifically what that range would include. he sort of stayed away from getting into specifics. he sort of defends his handling of syria to date making it clear he's not going to officially

then tanner to richardson behind the night. williams, 3-2 kings.he sharks start in vancouver, the kings in st. louis. >> the giants can't get out of their own way they've lost four straight with the extra inning afar in san diego and hey hope to prevent a sweep tomorrow by the padres. it's coming back, trust me. crawford, shorten his swing during the offseen and it's working. a three-one shot. his fifth of the year. 3 or g-men. now 5-giants but the padres tag barry zito with six. hunter pence, gives them the lead in the fifth. the triple. buster posey scores from first. padres tie it in the seventh. blanks brings home headley. now it's 7-7. to extras. bottom 12. padres, man on third, nick hundley rips one to second and scutaro boots it. won't see that often. parts hand the giants their fourth straight loss. >> oakland honoring the 1973 world championship te recommendi recommendingy jackson, mr. october, throwing out the first pitch. with man on first, nick markakis ties the game. one swing of the bat. next batter, a's sal balancedo looking on. jone

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then tanner to richardson behind the night. williams, 3-2 kings. the sharks start in vancouver, the kings in st. louis. >> the giants can't get out of their own way they've lost four straight with the extra inning afar in san diego and hey hope to prevent a sweep tomorrow by the padres. it's coming back, trust me. crawford, shorten his swing during the offseen and it's working. a three-one shot. his fifth of the year. 3 or g-men. now 5-0 giants but the padres tag barry zito with six. hunter pence, gives them the lead in the fifth. the triple. buster posey scores from first. padres tie it in the seventh. blanks brings home headley. now it's 7-7. to extras. bottom 12. padres, man on third, nick hundley rips one to second and scutaro boots it. won't see that often. parts hand the giants their fourth straight loss. >> oakland honoring the 1973 world championship team with recommendingy jackson, mr. october, throwing out the first pitch. with man on first, nick markakis ties the game. one swing of the bat. next batter, a's sal balancedo looking on. jone

we will talk to bill richardson who recently was in pyong yang. >> and his most senior portfolio manager, michaelsteinberg arrested over the weekend, taken out of his home early on friday morning. he has pleaded innocent. charged with insider trading. we will talk to the reporter who broke the story. but first sue back with us. happy belated easter. >> to you, too. thank you very much. so big three indexes taking a bit of a breather from a record rally in the first quarter. take heart. april is the best month of the year and there has not been a decline. so in a percentage basis, the nasdaq has the biggest loss so far. can the q1 rally continue? good to see you, as always. we have mixed market out this morning and mixed data. to see the market pull out a little bit should not be a concern to anybody and people should welcome it. the dough is down fractionally. >> and some of the asian markets are still close. >> what about north korea? is that a distraction or a legitimate concern? >> it's more of a distraction. it's more of a noise. it will be background nois. then,en in, all bets are o

richardson behind the net finds wyomings who beats niemi and the sharks add a late goal. it doesn't matter, 3-2, los anges. the sharks end up 6th in t west and open the playoffs in vancouver the first day of the seriesas yet to announce. >>> a very painf loss for the giants tonight in san diego as san francisco is in its long event losing streak of the young season. every team urges something new to do and the padres calit squirrel racing. crawford puts one into the seats with a pair of runners aboard, home run no. 5 for crawford. one run in and buster po drop ones fair. pablo sandoval gets in little rubbing. 5-0 giants, but padres answered with a 6-run th. only one of the runs was earned, but 6-5 padres just the same. hunter pence with the drive to right. take on the wall in right the way he did in left at at&t park. this ground ball to marco scutaro could have been an inni ending double play, but he couldn't ce up with. the san diego winsin walk-off fashion, four straightosses for the giants who have been sloppy and all fourf them, 8- 7 the final in this one and they wi

looking down on richardson bay from mount tam cam, san francisco in the background there.francisco 60? >> 65 in oakland. very mild at this hour compared this time yesterday. 59, santa cruz. another beautiful shot high did he have anything sutro cam looking down to the avenues and bay bridge in the background. we have 68 in santa rosa. 70 in fairfield. it is mild in livermore, 73 union city. very little fog out there. we may see a spot or two near the coast. clear skies and will be mild. more warming for your monday and warm to hot temperatures as we head toward the latter part of our workweek. temperatures tonight generally in the mid to upper 50s. 56 overnight for antioch. 52 for san francisco. we'll keep pockets or spots of fog near the coast. the next five days or so, it is going to be high pressure that will be in charge. more warming expected for monday this cut-off low here will bring us temperatures down one or two degrees on tuesday. after it passes on toward the east, warm offshore winds will start to develop especially as we get into tuesday night, wednesday nigh

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former raven players matt stover theirild richardson held second annual free kicking clinic at m&t bank stadium. three dozen kids came out to learn the basics was theing and punting from former super bowl champs. >> you're teaching skills, what matt and i learned. whatever you get involved in, you got to give 100%, you got work hard, you got to go to and make good grades. there's things you have to do to achieve goals and what we're teach today is you set goals and say i want to do this. off, the former players presented a $6,000 check villa maria school for community work. a premier matchup in the majors spotlight on the o's. the o's are happy they didn't see clay buchholz on the mound today. find out if the boston hurler baseball'sete one of most impressive fetus. >> from the susquehanna bank sports center, this is 11 sports. >> we know good things happen you make the playoffs. just ask the orioles. ending a lengthy drought without postseason play, the o's tonightnjoy a game against the the new york yankees. aren't exactly your older brothers' orioles. the o's expect to win in the out

another live look from mount tamalpais looking down on richardson bay, santa rosa, 56. fairfield, 63. los gatos, 63 degrees right now. here is a look at the forecast highlights. we'll keep it clear overnight. still breezy in some spots. get ready for a nice warmup. temperatures near record highs as we head into monday and tuesday. lows tonight with clear skies, 50s near the coast. exception would be half moon bay 45. we'll go 50 for san francisco, richmond, oakland, 51. antioch will hold the heat today at 51. it will be a bit cooler in the north bay. those valley areas, down to 44 degrees by early tomorrow morning. this will be the setup for the next four to five days. high pressure building in. today relatively clear, clear sky right now. as this high continues to build over us, the next several days temperatures will quickly begin to increase. it look like the warmest days when the temperature will peak will be on monday and tuesday. that is when interior east bay highs could possibly reach the 90-degree regulate. for tomorrow, heading into monday, tuesday and wednesd

david richardson made both of those mistakes.last friday taking a flight lesson in a poorly built zodiac 60 1x l when the canopy or the roof of the plane accidentally apparently opened up mid flight. richardson was not belted in properly. he flu out of airplane, his body was found a day later. the faa giving us a statement saying that the aircraft departed from college dale, tennessee and that the pilot returned to the airport and landed safely. the faa is investigating and will provide information to the national transportation safety board, the ntsb which will determine the probable cause of the accident. when they mentioned the pilot in that statement, jon, they are talking about the instructor pilot who was somehow able to get that airplane back on the ground safely. here is one of richardson's sons. >> it appears to be just an unfortunate accident to where he thought he was secure and in fact he wasn't. >> he had done everything he needed to do to try to make sure he was doing what needed to be done, so as far as him being c

anton mccray, kevin richardson, yusef salaam, raymond santana and cory wise. they are the central park five. if you were a member of the central park five in 1989, you were among the worst human beings on earth. today, that is quite different. and to be counted among the central park five is to be counted among a band of brothers who i think represent in some ways the best of us, that represent a kind of heroic forbearance in the face of unbelievable odds, who exhibit startling lack of bitterness and anger, who have grown in the course of this immense and infuriating tragedy into extraordinary young men who have graced our lives and become friends of our family and have been out on the road with us, with a style and a degree of articulation that i think those who were here last night when we had the opportunity to screen theilm derstandth b s pathos to our understng of is story. and re direc nnectis to what ed. in fact, what happened is at the heart of what i want t b about. look very much forward to our nvertion. we, sarah and david mcmahon, and i, had two so

richardson bay, also in napa. it's quickly evaporating. with the sun we are warming up. 56 in oakland. most of these neighborhoods, five to seven degrees warmer this time than yesterday. 53 downtown and 53 santa cruz. in the south bay, nice and sunny. you will climb another 30 degrees or so. so senior farm numbers today in san jose. los gatos 54. 56 in santa rosa. really all of these neighborhoods will be in the 80s. close to 90s in some spots today. big jump. we will hold on to that warmth. here's a look at livermore for the week ahead in a moment. but right now earlier clearing, obviously we aren't seeing much fog out there. sunny and warm we're the warmest days of the week in some neighborhoods wednesday and thursday. right through the middle of the week in livermore you will notice that we've got the 90s on thursday. still holding on to the 90s on friday. today and tomorrow not much change. upper 80s to near 90. and the cooling trend not until the end of next weekend. so a prolonged area of warmth, and this bubble of high pressure over

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tam al pies, the high definition cam looks toward richardson bay, current readings, santa rosa, 75. 79n fairfield. los gatos, 78. so we'll keep it clear overnight tonight. the higher elevations had a slight north to northeast wind component so'll still be breezy in spots, expect more warming for your sunday. near record highs expected as we head into monday and tuesday. here's a look at the lows, clear skies. the wind, as i mentioned, still contained in the higher elevations. 47 expected low for santa rosa, san francisco, down to 50 degrees 51 in oakland overnight. 51 in antioch and 47 in morgan hill. here is the outlook. high pressure continuing to build in. check out the storm track well to the north of us. that's where all the rain is. don't expect any rain here in the bay area for the next five to seven, maybe even as much as ten days out. but until then, high pressure will continue to build in. going to keep the clouds well off the coast so expect clear sky tonight and tomorrow and as the high build in, the temperatures will build in, monday and tuesday, the warmest days. oakland,

so this is a tinderbox that we have to keep looking at. >> ambassador, former governor bill richardsonnk you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> coming up, will marco rubio put his own ego ahead of 11 men, women, and children? yes? stay with us. >> if the democrat version of this happens, it's going to be amnesty, and if that happens, it won't matter. the republican party's finished anyway. whether it's official or not. they're never going to win another election. [ female announcer ] your smile. like other precious things that start off white, it yellows over time. when it comes to your smile, if you're not whitening, you're yellowing. crest whitestrips whiten as well as $500 professional treatments. guaranteed. crest 3d white whitestrips. guaranteed. a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable - secure - agile. and with responsive, dedicated support, we help you shin

barbara, we heard bill richardson say it would be suicidal for north korea to go through with its threats. he's a diplomat. how does the military see it? >> right now what they're focused on suzanne and michael, is the possibility of that north korean ballistic missile launch in the next few days. we have fresh information that's come to us in just the last few minutes. a u.s. official telling us that u.s. intelligence now has noticed in the last few days north korea has moved missile components to its east coast. and these are consistent with a mobile missile that is of such concern because it can be launched from a mobile launcher. and look at that map. if it goes off the east coast of north korea where that equipment is right now, it will by definition fly over japan. and that certainly will upset the japanese. the problem of course with the mobile missile launch, you get very little warning that it would be about to happen. so the u.s. now very much watching the east coast of north korea and watching to see if north korea notifies the world in advance that it would conduct this missil

ambassador, bill richardson. always good to see you. thanks for coming on. >> thank you. >>> this morning, president obama is taking a break from some of the those weighty issues on his plate for the annual white house tradition. in just a few minutes, the president and first lady will take part in the 135th annual easter egg roll. more than 35,000 people from around the country are joining the first family on the south lawn. this year's theme, "be healthy, be active, be you." we will take you back out live when the president gets everything rolling. blach it's monday. a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable - secure - agile. and with responsive, dedicated support, we help you shine every day of the week. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or

the port, chuck collins, [speaker not understood], the reverend amos brown, denise tyson, linda richardson, sonya harris, patricia thomas, veronica honeycut, these are just the names of a few of our commissioners who are heading up those very important divisions of our city. and they are joining with me and with the supervisors and with the department heads to do what mrs. obama asked us to do. whenever we occupy these public positions throughout the city or throughout the state or throughout the nation, we do the right thing, we keep the doors of opportunity open and enriched for everybody else. and we're already seeing it happen. yesterday i was at the luncheon for the boys and girls club, wonderful, wonderful entity that's reaching out to all of our young high school kids and make sure they're motivated to go to college. you should have heard them talk about their futures. you should also hear them ask for our help, because i know as much as anybody else that our kids will inherit the good things that we do. they will also inherit the things that we fail to do. and i'm about making sure

a special good morning to latisha richardson, part of the event star at the cherry blossom parade. wonderful lady. she says she starts her day with us every weekday. so we were pleased to meet her. thanks for saying hello. what a gorgeous weekend we had. great weekend for a parade. >> it was beautiful saturday morning. debbie brooks who was our contest winger got the v.i.p. tickets -- winner got the v.i.p. tickets. she and her friends were fabulous as well. you did a nice job on the parade. >> we had a lot of fun. thanks, howard. >> and howard has pictures posted on his facebook page. >>> let's get you going with not so classy weather this morning. a little drizzle. also over to andrews this morning. so spotty light showers now and a few more hours. better chances west as we head into the afternoon. we'll stay mostly cloudy today. temperatures in the upper 60s for high. it will be a little cool, especially with a southeast wind at 10 to 15 miles an hour. you'll probably need a little wind breaker, sweat shirt or something. here's the moisture. storm system well to the south. we hav

it should be a richardson why we say, is there anything else we can do to fix the law that we have to make sure boston doesn't happen again. >> reporter: the proposed bill offers a pathway to citizenship for about a half million immigrants and puts billion dollars into border security. danielle nottingham, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> investigators looking into the ricin-laced letters sent to president obama and others have focused. charged have been dropped against a mississippi man paul curtis, and last night they searched the home of another man. no charges have been filed and dutschke has not been arrested. both men say they had nothing do with the letters or the deadly poison. >> when you've been charged with something you've never heard of in ricin or whatever -- i thought they said rice. i said i don't even eat rice. >> curtis said he would never threaten officials. curtis and dutschke know each other and attorneys say dutschke framed curtis. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" hackers target the "associated press" and apple sales fly. ashley morrison is here in new york with that and m

richardson was skiing in 2009 when she took a fall. not serious, it seemed. went back to her hotel room with little more than a headache. two days later she was dead from an he durrell hematoma, too quick and too unexpected for her family to even say good-bye. >> so that when i started thinking, what would people say to someone if they had another chance to say it? >> reporter: as a young writer jackie decided to make it her project. she began asking her simple question to just about anyone who would listen. >> i started drafting a letter of how i would introduce it to businesses, schools, retirement homes, jails, and i did it. >> reporter: soon her home in portland oregon was buried in heart felt letters. most, she quickly noticed, were written to people who had died unexpectedly. they piled up. she started a blog and then a book, appropriately titled "the things you would have said." >> dear melanie, you were too young to die in that car accident. so much ahead of you. >> reporter: the letters came from all over the world. >> i'm so sorry that i cried when

richardson of the a.c.l.u. was on break in the senate just last week to break down this bill which she claims is worse than the patriot act take a look. so broadly though that they can go directly to military agencies like the n.s.a. and allow them to collect information on americans and leave a very strong wall here in the united states between our civilian and our military and we don't let the military act against americans on u.s. soil it has it's rooted in our very founding of our country and this is a very dangerous bill because it allows the military to start collecting information on americans a stronger marriage between the military and corporations what could go wrong while lot we don't have the corporate media to depend on for the facts when it comes to raising awareness online no group has been more effective about informing internet users but the anonymous source in a loud voice for protecting privacy in the internet as we know it anonymous your my hero today so if anonymous is the hero who is the v