. >> we turn now to the trial of army private riley manning is the sentencing phase winds down with asion expected to soon as next week. on wednesday, the 25-year-old whistleblower who faces up to 90 years in prison for leaking hundreds of thousands of documents to wikileaks took the stand for about three minutes read manning told judge colonel denise lind -- manning added -- >> and army psychologist to analyze bradley manning wally served in iraq also testified wednesday, along with a clinical psychologist who spent 21 hours examining manning after his arrest. manning sister and aunt took the stand to deliver emotional testimony about manning's difficult childhood. all of this comes as several other defense witnesses took the stand this week after the government wrapped up its witnesses friday. for more we're joined by alexa o'brien and washington, d.c., who has been attending the trial daily since it began at fort meade, and will return their friday when a court martial is set to reconvene in the government may make a rebuttal read we welcome you back to democracy now! it is good to

riley is a total hawk star. we should not have said that either. >> have you seen his video? jumping off of overpasses. it is incredible. >> manthat is the best hawking ever. sorry, stephen. you just slipped to number two. thanks, tony hawk and riley hawk and riley hawk. >> hey, man. we got johnny knoxville. leaving swingers. you know, "jack ass." >> i would not want to live here if there were no mexicans. >> no burritos, man.>> about bl people? >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> we would make fun or armenians more if swecked see through the hair on their face. [laughter] >> oh, my god. >> and now -- rihanna someone be jamming, man. we have no idea what we just said. we got rihanna. where they celebrate their winter harvest. it is a big carnival thing. she gets all dressed up sexy and hot. parties. >> rihanna was killing it in barbados. just like this video from the same festival two years ago. >> on the street, on all fours. ass shaking in the air. her friends all backing up behind her. the whole thing. receiver are these locals that she goes back and cease? >> they are locals that she with. and then there are peop

. >> riley came to us as a man and, you know, apologized to us for what he did.we understood, you know, because we all make mistakes in life and maybe we all do and say things that maybe we do mean or don't mean. >> cooper says the team fined him, quote, a significant amount of money. >>> in baseball the rangers getting used to dramatic finishes. against the angels last night, adrian beltre hit the solo home run in the bottom of the ninth to give texas a 2-1 victory. it's the third straight game the rangers have won on a walk-off homer all coming at the expense of the angels. >> and president obama welcomed the women's ncaa basketball champions to the white house. in april the uconn huskies defeated louisville to win the tournament. the president pointed out that he did not pick them to win when he filled out his brackets. >> i have to confess that my bracketology needs some work. mm-hmm. somebody back there's going mm-hmm. >> mr. obama joked that uconn coach gino auriemma spends more time at the white house than some presidents. this was auriemma's eighth time c

riley cooper, the man right there with the ponytail is heard using a racial slur. cooper said that he was ashamed and disgusted by himself. he's been fined by the eagles. it remains to be seen if the league will act as well. >>> apparently holding the title of commander in chief doesn't make you immune from a gold, old-fashioned photo bomb. president obama posing with the uconn basketball team for their eighth title. why not? you don't know how many chances you'll get to give the president bunny ears. >> they already have the serious picture. >>> now, to tarnished heroes on the diamond. major league baseball expecting to suspend some of its top stars as early as today, because of their connection with a lab that specialized in performance-enhancing drugs. one of the biggest names on that list, new york yankees star alex rodriguez. abc's paula faris has the very latest. a lot of people watching this one closely. >> reporter: abc news has learned that major league baseball still plans to announce these punishments and/or suspensions simultaneously. it could happen li

. >> stephanie: see, it is like riley, you're a good man.nie: i guess not. >> you're a good man, daddy. >> stephanie: so we were talking about the nsa stuff before the break. and i'm i imagine we'll all be called neoconditions on twitter later. >> some people call me a loony lefty and a neocon. my dad now tells me i'm middle of the road. >> stephanie: your republican dad says you're middle of the road. what has happened to the politics in this country? carlos, you were saying the same thing. it is not a conspiracy. jim ward is having a colonoscopy today. we did not replace him with someone who agrees with me. >> he has a camera up the bum as we speak. >> he pulls off the mask. >> i'll bet the nsa is watching that tape. >> stephanie: exactly. you guys were discussing your thoughts on -- i just -- i was reading some stuff from bob seska this morning and we had mike tomasky on yesterday. i just think there's some balance here between private -- >> of course there is. it is not black or white. i mean, i think -- when my dad says i'm middle of th

riley and >> it's august 8th. fox news lart. the massive manhunt for this man intensifies. police fear the worst for this missing teenaged girl and her brother. the possible motive for the kidnapping. >> barreling through an entire neighborhood and it is not over yet. what mother nature has in store for the entire country today. we will tell you about that. >> a major warning about one of the most popular trucks on the road. what you need to know before you get behind the wheel this morning. fox and friends first starts right now. ♪ >> that's a look outside on the link in new york city on this thursday morning. good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first". i am patti ann browne. >> i am heather nauert. thank you for starting your day with us. >> are you waking up a winner this morning there are three winning tickets after that

man. i used to run this block. now you're just a bum. out! i got 4 names on the bottom of the list prentiss gave us. luke renault, lawrence riley, lila rafferty, lyle rogers. all with the initials l.r. the cia uses cryptograms like that to assign to non-official cover agents working the same case. so do other foreign countries. these last 4 names are covers--spies. wait. no. this isn't right. do you see this space? that shouldn't be here. could it be a formatting error? no, this is a spreadsheet template. formatting doesn't allow for this. there's a missing name on here. it's another spy whose cover is l.r. prentiss: lauren reynolds is dead. lauren reynolds is dead. reid: lauren reynolds is dead. what? "lauren reynolds is dead." prentiss said that on a phone call 17 days ago. but her intonation wasn't surprise or grief. it was like a mantra, like she was reminding herself. lauren reynolds, l.r. if prentiss is the last name on that list, she's on doyle's list, too. rossi: that explains her behavior the past month. the secrets, the evasion. she's been biting her fingernails again, too. guys. she left her badge and gun? why would

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man who replaced the learned lois lerner. it doesn't get any better than this folks. with me, president of the media firm fletcher riley riley and my friend republican strategist and fox news contributor tony siaz. john, the program manager at that cincinnati tax exempt position moved to washington. the president called the behavior inexcusable. is this the interpretation you bring them to d.c. and promote them? >> since the scandal begin, seven people have been fired or run out of office. >> judge jeanine: lois lerner is still getting paid. >> someone was fired. this person.... >> judge jeanine: you know why? paul ingraham the commissioner of the office responsible got promoted and is now running the obamacare. the guy who was going to resign? >> exactly. >> judge, this is cincinnati office that even the head of the irs at the time was responsible for terrible customer service. is this what the head of the office gets? a plum promotion to head washington? now we are hearing testifying that the acting irs commissioner no procedure has changed that will turn away from the targeting --. >> judge jeanine: john, do we need

we will talk with a man who took this iconic photograph at the lincoln memorial 50 years ago today. the day we rescued rileyday. he was a matted mess in a small cage. so that was our first task, was getting him to wellness. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. from contractors and doctors to dog sitters and landscapers, .... ... ... ... ... join today at angieslist.com brown: on my third day as principal, i met with the state. students had fallen behind, and morale was low. my first job was getting everyone to believe... that we could turn this around. i needed my staff to see what was possible. turning around a school, is not some, mystical, magical thing. it does take hard, dedicated work each day. i was a chemistry major in college, and then... i joined teach for america. that's the reason i'm here. >> my poor little children, who one day will live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. i have a dream. jon: dr. martin luther king there, delivering his famous "i have a dream"

riley and apply them to unmanned aircraft so will be interesting to see not only with the u.s. supreme court but the appellate and supreme courts weigh in on the thing connect the dots between mannedaircraft searches and unmanned periods we are waited with baited breath to hear from the aclu. >> is a difficult balancing act in some cases and it's complicated. the aclu is a first amendment free-speech organization. we have been for 90 years. we were founded in world war i when people were being thrown in prison. and you know we think there are significant first amendment implications of the drone photography. it's exciting that drones can be used not only by formal media organizations but by individuals who act in that capacity watching over what their government is doing, watching this and so forth. this distinction between formal media and individuals is increasingly blurring today. we can't imagine scenarios in the future where you have very typical conflicts between the first amendment and privacy. we hope we won't see those but we do, our prejudices towards allowing individuals the right to take photographs which is one of the reasons we have not called for any legislation whe

riley, a seizure case, and apply it to unmanned aircraft. it will be interesting to see what the appellate courts and the state supreme court's way in on this and whether they connect the dots between mannednd unmanned searches. we are waiting to hear the aclu -- >> it is a difficult balancing act and a complicated thing. the aclu is a first amendment free speech organization. we have been for 90 years. we were founded in world war i where people were thrown into prison for writing letters against the war. we think there are significant first amendment invocations of drone photography. it is exciting, the idea that ferns can be used by not only formal media organizations, but by individuals acting in that capacity. watching over what their government is doing, watching news, and so forth. that is the station between formal media and individuals is increasingly boring today. you can imagine scenarios where you come up with difficult complex between the first amendment and privacy. we hope we will not see that is, is to -- our prejudice allowing prejudices -- individuals to take photographs allow is why we do not legislation with regard to private use of drones. if these difficult problems