but fundamentally what stratford d. they employed a lot of people doing t. but hiring people to look into their background and see what they're doing, this is all standard stuff. and there's nothing ground breaking about a company being formed to do it, but they found a niche that got targeted for it. but the information that they dug up was not done illegally. and the activities weren't either. when we're talking about whistle blowing, what they were doing was not illegal, but value for people, not just for corporation,s, but a lot of individuals found that they provided value in enter analysis and in their presentation of how events were going to be affecting people. so the other side of these intelligence firms were not just that they were violating people's privacy, but they were doing things that people had done before. >> the real shock, what the boundaries are, what a whistle blower is, and what their protections could be. and if we never knew what these people do behind closed for doors, we would be outraged. here's a video comment from leader man. >

. >> andrew, was there any value to the hack of stratford? >> let's be honest. what he revealed, i don't know if it surprised him and it didn't surprise me. everything that he revealed, it was common sense. but the key aspect is the credit cards. it's not the first time that a company has been hacked for political reasons and snow stolen credit cards. >> that's not correct at all. the hack took place before jeremy yam into it. and the credit cards were released before he came into it. he pled guilty for that, but jeremy never released any credit card numbers, or did he ever anything. >> but he was part of the group who did, but is he culpable? >> it should be taken into account that he did not use those credit cards nor reveal them. accomplish? >> well, he has been very explicit about what he was aiming to accomplish in his plea statement. he was hoping to accomplish a public service in illustrating what was otherwise kept from the public, which is how intelligence agencies with corporate backing and corporate intelligence agencies carry out vast amounts of surv

the regional stratford doctor to come back in the city of twenty twelve contains some bombshell allegations including claims us government had a sealed indictment against early in the sun. and that pakistani military and intelligence officials knew a lot of osama bin laden spread out on about pakistan. jeremy heaven who admitted to being part of the internet group. i entered an activist group anonymous which claimed responsibility for the strap perak was arrested back in twenty twelve as part of an international fbi raid the sentence of ten years in prison with the maximum sentence for me that wonders prevail. we honor the weekend a number of organizations came together here in washington dc to host a drone summit focused on the global use of drones and its consequences as well as resistance movements against or of warfare the event brought to the families of victims of drone attacks as most human rights advocates and artists. art is a mere david was there. here's her report. i don't know into the drone activists from across the country poured into washington dc this weekend for three days

files released over five and a half million the original stratford document done back in the beginning of two thousand and twelve contained some bombshell allegations including claims the us government had a sealed indictment against julian a son and that pakistani military and intelligence officials knew all along of osama bin laden's hideout in about about pakistan jeremy hammond who admitted to being part of the internet group internet activist group anonymous which claimed responsibility for the stratfor hack was arrested back in two thousand and twelve as part of an international f.b.i. raid his sentence of ten years in prison was the maximum sentence permitted under his plea deal. early on over the weekend a number of organizations came together here in washington d.c. to host a drone summit focused on the global use of drones and its consequences as well as resistance movements against drone warfare the event brought together families of victims of drone attacks as well as human rights advocates and artists are teaser marriage david was there here's her report. anti drone activi

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stratford you investigate. if you are told you don't go by somewhat saying.s in the nfl to find out what the hell was going on. this was going on for 8, 9, 10 months. it's ridiculous. >> bill, i agree with you, how much was jonathan martin is he feeling that stigma of i'm 300 pounds, i'm this big offensive lineman, football player, am i going it tell everything? maybe he told a little bit. and then. >> again, the investigation should have been launched martin walks out on the team it got so bad. you say and i haven't heard the tapes. there is tapes of incognito, i mean the ownership of the miami dolphins should be embarrassed. the team is heading south as you know anyway. >> not yet. but i will tell you this. >> not going to help them out. it's a tough league. >> it's going to reveal more as we go along because richie incognito he is not going to go away quiet as well. this is going to get a lot more ugly ler before it gets better. >> thank you mr. strad ford. we will stay on that story for sure. bernie goldberg on the obamacare zealots trying to save the new

his actions or to liberty information doesn't make it any less illegal than trying to break in to stratford's offices and try to publish them. >> a real need to get that information to the public and there's no other way to do it? >> there's always another way to do it. you can file a lawsuit, okay, get discovery, obtain the records and publicize them. there are things-that would be like saying i had to break into the guy's office and steal his files because the public had a right to know about what was in it. well, maybe they do, but what you did was a crime. >> on america tonight's lori jane gliha was in the courtroom during this high profile case. i can only imagine what it was like to be in there. why did he go ahead and hack? there are so many other options out there. >> he got in front of the judge and said there are a lot of methods, but he actually said those in power do not want the truth to be exposed. some of the his supporters say there was a lot of things he exposed with this latest hack. what he was doing he said was a form of protest but clearly the judge did not see it that wa

forces killed thousands of mostly in bosnia that almost think he is honored that ethnic groups in stratford fast only if the separate nights the story of umina of bosnian man and this is such a sad woman. like something between takes to mike to come up with a secret in the modern sequel to remain today. so the user choose bosnian muslim. two sheets of rain to the check is a bosnian serb. these are a couple. staunch nationalist disapprove of their lives but for him. it's the most beautiful thing in the world as it was love at first sight. i remember the butterflies in my stomach typical man. these. check the machine. two sheets and tanya met in twenty ten for the last year and a half to lift where i live comes from  on the outskirts of srebrenica. a simple wooden cottage three coats of twelve sheet. a few chickens and their great love. that's everything. they often earns a bit of money elsewhere as a lumberjack. didn't do to take care of their little farm by herself. to dream of a life together has taken root i the landscape of ruins in rubble. they have almost no neighbors here. on this e

fictional money and keep on pumping it back into the system as though as though it was a stratford goose but the strasburg goose has crohn's disease and was coming out the other end is this toxic sludge in the form of mal investment that is really going to prevent us from carrying on as a civilization if we continue to behave this way they point out that the foot i feel is a fan which has been growing almost exponentially for decades if you will the part with the energy industry and the credit needs of the energy industry the global energy industry these to a been progressing power to soon. he's a banking term for decades and of course the idea of peak oil was quite popular recently but less popular now because america is hugely now oil rich with their fracking and other oil exploration they're soon to become the biggest oil entity in the world is that mean that the projections toward peak oil have to be changed or am i missing something or really it's a result of wishful thinking we want to believe that we have this much oil as we will ever need. a lot of this is focused on shale oil in

charles stratford, al jazeera. >> reporter: and the typhoon wrecked much of the infrastructure in thedest hit and slowing the shipment offenders prettily needed supplies and we have ann taylor emergency coordinator for the asia pacific regions with doctors without worry ders and is in cubu this morning and you have teams that have gone out to assess the most devastated areas and how successful have you been to deliver supplies and give medical assistance? >> we have many teams and we have something like 200 tons in cebu through the airport and this is really going to be a concern for us today and i will turn that around as soon as possible. talking about tacloban we actually have a hospital that is surviving and we want to be able to get ready for surgery and obstetrics and get the staff as quick as possible and that is going to be a huge challenge and it's been a huge challenge to deal with the whole and the backlog that is happening and to be able to unload it and because of again the airport in tacloban that has carriers we have to and because of the turn around we are looking at o

signed by the iaea's chief, after talks between iran failed over the weekend in geneva, charles stratford has this report. >> the head of the nuclear watchdog iaea, an agreement break through that will give inspectors greater access to iran's nuclear program. >> under the program iran and iaea will cooper further with respect to their station activities to the undertake by the iaea to resolve all present and past issues. >> under the deal teheran has promised to provide information to u.n. inspectors about planned nuclear facilities and take steps to ensure greater trap transparency to its program. >> in order to solve our willingness to solve the problem, we were allowed by the iran's national security council to allow iaea inspectors into the iran heavy water plant and also the mine in abbas. >> world powers and iran on how to limit or suspend teheran's nuclear program. teheran is eager for a deal to ease years of international essential that have stopped much of its oil exports an credit crippled the economy. failed to broke are such an agreement, failing those talks u.s. secretary of

and demand from illegal markets from asia and elsewhere is on the rise and al jazeera and charles stratfordlion year journey the comet of the century is no more. it disintegrated by the sun and 1.2 kilometers by the sun and doesn't sound like it was close but hoping it was light up the sky. that is it from the news hour team for now, thanks for watching. ♪ determining using some sort of determining using some sort of subjective interpretation of subjective interpretation of their policy as to whether or their policy as to whether or not your particular report was not your particular report was actually abusive, because if it actually abusive, because if it doesn't contain language that doesn't contain language that specifically threatens you specifically threatens you directly or is targeted towards directly or is targeted towards you specifically, they may not you specifically, they may not consider it abuse. consider it abuse. they may consider it offensive. they may consider it offensive. and in that case they just and in that case they just recommend that you block that recommend that y

margaret in stratford wrote me.he currently go straight hospital in rochester which is, again, not part of the exchange and described the impact to me in this way. goould no longer be able to to the hospital which is four miles away. i could no longer see the gynecologist whom i trust. i could no longer use the surgeon who saved my life when emergency surgery was required. visit the sameer in turn asked. if i were to develop our problems -- the same internest. i could no longer go tere. his primary care physician is there and it says he will have to go to another hospital. he does not know the health condition. has gone to the hospital for 40 years. he has had multiple different insurance companies but have always been able to keep the same doctors. now, because of obamacare, it is out of the loop. this is totally unfair to all of the people who live in the area. ?hat gives you this says that none of her current positions including her primary care physician and her ob/gyn are in the exchange. nearest providers in t