way of petition asking president obama to pardon him for his actions now carry out his spoke to us here at r t just a few months ago and he's currently in prison in libretto console pena where he started serving his thirty month term back in february twenty third team no friend of cariocas offer to deliver the petition to the white house chief of staff denis mcdonough and the petition started by the progressive on that action community firedoglake it's already garnered more than six hundred thousand signatures since it was published wednesday morning now the online group hopes to deliver a powerful message to this petition and all of the petition may not be as powerful as torture itself which forced the someone to do or say something the online community has vowed to not stop fighting for him in quote in the name of fair justice in this case. well it's a bird it's a plane wait it's a flying saucer the fascination with u.f.o.'s has always played an outsized role in the americans magination so creatures from another world have taken center stage in movies and films alike however there could

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and media, all of us here at fox news right, left, center, supported miss winter.s winter, yeah, miss winter, i got it right. and that we did that, yes, because people don't understand that we may have different viewpoints where we come from politically, but we all understand, i hope, good journalism. >> there's a-- i completely agree, this is the finest hour of the media, even the columbia journalist review came through with a story on this much to their chagrin, i'm sure helping fox. but franklin center for integrity, a conservative media watch dog group, and media outlet, did a seven part series on terry mccauliffe and green jobs, and solyndra, a 123, boone doggle in virginia and mississippi. and mccall is suing. and the piece is not defamatory, it says they wanted-- >> it's journalism. >> last word on this for now, the fact that the judge has delayed his decision, do you think in the end he'll do the right thing? >> i'm certainly hoping so and the amount of media attention also has to affect that division. all i can say, i would have gone to jail to protect you

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and all of our activities, but we are just always mindful and security is always number one for us here at the ballpark. >> now, for tomorrow night's game, gates will open at 5:15, which is two hours before the game is set to begin. >>> the annual commemoration of the 1906 san francisco earthquake was disrupted by a suspicious package today. police say a man in a hoodie dropped a bag overnight. that's the spot where a wreath is traditionally laid to honor the victims of the earthquake. the bomb squad was called in to check it out, closing market street for ours. the official gathers at the fountain before dawn every year to mark the exact moment the quake hit. because of that police activity they were forced to hold their celebration at union square inside. >> when i walked outside of the hotel, a cop was making a beeline for me. i said i know i look silly but i'm no danger. they told me go back to the hotel and await further orders. >> the small group including the police chief later walked that wreath from union score back to the fountain where they placed it. the bag turned out to be ha

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for all of us here at nbc news, goodnight. . >>> good evening, i'm terry mcsweeney. a perk getting employees free vacation time. janet susco joins us with details on the district attorney's time-off policy. >> when the budget crunch forced departments to cut back, select attorneys lost their 5% bonus. our investigation exposes rosen directed time sheets be altered giving weeks off without using any vacation days. now the county is opening an investigation. >> reporter: hundreds of time sheets from top-paid attorneys in the d.a.'s office atrd. >> i directed this to happen. i wanted this to happen. this is exactly what i wanted to happen. it was unfair and unprecedented that their 5% differential was taken away. so after long and careful deliberation, i instituted a policy. >> reporter: his policy, taking time sheets and changing to administrative leave. >> is it fair to everyone else who have had to make cuts? >> i don't even understand the question. >> reporter: other departments making cuts. >> i'm the elected district attorney, so i'm entrusted with protecting the

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thank you both many thanks my guests today in washington and thanks to the viewers for watching us here at r.t.c. the next time we member. technology innovations all the developments from around russia. the future are covered. this land. by conflict. has changed. a modern islamic nation. and a peaceful one islam is first of secular law a second. fashion. and still. in place of. traditions still and mando cannot go on the catwalk in a swimsuit. republican country. safe. ok going. i. broke the way things are going republican. better all for the state of texas texas has got its own like. has got all the oil and gas and everything and. it's got all that and. everything to me you can survive but the rest united states would say the risk. of not. striving to bridge and an independent future. republican texas analyse. two brothers suspected of monday's marathon bombings identified the one is dead and the others on the run up to a police shootout. boston is in a lockdown as huge a manhunt is underway to find a second man these are live pictures as police comb through the area locals are being warn