then, that july, wikileaks released 76,000 classified field reports of u.s. operations in afghanistan that provided a chaotic and bleak ground-level view of the war. a few months later, there were another 400,000 classified documents released from iraq showing that civilian casualties there were much higher than the pentagon had claimed and, finally, in november 2010, thousands of state department cables that lifted the veil on highly sensitive back-room diplomacy. the documents revealed that arab leaders were lobbying the u.s. to attack iran and that the state department had been secretly collecting intelligence on leaders at the united nations. it triggered outcries that assange was a political actor trying to damage the u.s. government. >> are you a subversive? >> i'm sure there are certain views amongst hillary clinton and her lot that we are subverting their authority. but you're right. we are subverting illegitimate authority. the question is whether the authority is legitimate or whether it is illegitimate. >> do you consider the u.s. state department

describes ways to destroy wikileaks, and it's incredible because the way in which wikileaks has been rendered all but inoperateble, but in any event, the 2008 report ironically was leak to wikileaks, then published, and "new york times" wrote about it saying there's a report leaked declaring wikileaks as an enemy of the state and how to destroy it. i assumed any organization that had been target the that way, by the pentagon, was one that was more encouraging, and i read about them, interview assange for the article i wrote, and i wrote about it, posted the interview, and i encouraged people to donate to wikileaks because there were budgetary constraints preventing them from going public. takes time and energy to authenticate documents. one of the things the pentagon talked about was submitting fraudulent documents to them so when they published it, it would destroy their credibility and credibility of future disclosures. in response to donating them and how to do that online and through paypal, dozens of people, literally, told me in many different venues in the comment sections of

and this was before really almost nobody knew who wikileaks was at the time. this was before they had released any of their news-making disclosures inside the united states. they had released several important documents and had exposed wrongdoing among corporations and governments in other parts of the world, but not in the united states and nobody, including me, knew much about them. the pentagon had prepared a top secret report, they literally classified it top secret in 2008 that declared wikileaks an enemy of the state. and it's incredible because the way in which wikileaks has been rendered all but inoperable pretty much goes along with this 2008 report. this top secret report, ironically, was leaked to wikileaks which then published it -- [laughter] and "the new york times" wrote about it. and the article basically said there's a pentagon report that's been leaked that declares wikileaks an enemy of the state and talks about ways to destroy it. i didn't know much about wikileaks at the time, but i kind of assumed any organization that had been targeted t

to be an enemy of the state and describe the ways they could destroy a wikileaks and it is incredible the way in which the way the pentagon laid out in a report by its list of secret report ironically was leaked to wikileaks which i publish janvier times road about it. [laughter] and the pentagon records it is an enemy of this day and talks about ways to destroy and i did not know much at the time but i assume to any organization that was targeted that way by the pentagon that merited a lot more attention and encouragement and support. i interviewed julianna signage for the article that i roche it did the and night encourage people to donate two wikileaks because they had budgetary constraints that prevented them to go public with disclosures it takes time and energy to authenticate so when they published it would forever destroy their credibility in future disclosures. in response to my recommendation people donate to them and i provided the link, dozens of people literally told me in many different venues at events like this that although they agreed wholeheartedly with by a had wri

we're doing a project with six editors in latin america to look at how wikileaks has played a role in their politics. >> the media got distracted by the personality issues with julian assange. it is a fascinating, dark, twisted story, whatever is true. " people got obsessed with it. >> that is what happens. >> we have a cover story on the kim kardashian wedding now. [laughter] >> you have to pay the bills. the serious side of kim kardashian. >> i do think it is a problem. we are undertaking a project next year, the kind of project inspired by the works project to have the team across the country of writers, artists, documentarians, photographers to document poverty in this country. it is the 40th anniversary of the book "the other america." we have this human-resources, people who want to do the project. they can do it in a way to tell the human stories. human stories are key. we can use the human stories to tell the story about the structural problems of poverty in the country so it has more than just a human interest quality. it could lead to change. it could lead to hearings. polit

government attacked wikileaks' founder julian assange. the ceo acknowledged the stolen information saying he did not believe that wikileaks would find anything significant. >>> this morning the legal fight over who is responsible for the worst oil spill in u.s. history is on hold while two sides try to negotiate a settlement out of court. a judge delayed the deepwater horizon oil spill trial to march 5. it was supposed to begin today. thousands are suing bp, rig owner transocean, and the construction firm halliburton for the oil spill. nearly 200,000 gallons of oil spilled off the louisiana coast into the gulf back in 2010. >>> this morning investigators are trying to determine what caused a deadly train derailment in canada. three employees died and 45 passengers were injured yesterday when a train went off the tracks in burlington, ontario, just west of toronto. the crash also caused minor damage to some nearby buildings. >>> this morning, former south african president nelson mandela is back home. doctors released the 93-year-old from

documents to wikileaks. he was arrested in may 2010 while serving in iraq. the week at this classified a video showing an incident in baghdad where american forces killed civilians. the footage and hundreds of thousands of secret documents and videos were made public by wikileaks. the detailed abuses in iraq and afghanistan and top-secret opinions of u.s. diplomats around the world. it was the biggest leak of classified information in american history. mr. manning's lawyers portray him as a for agile and mentally unstable young man, and able to be open about his homosexuality in the army. supporters have denounced the conditions under which he was held. no date has been set for the court-martial. if convicted, bradley mining -- bradley manning could be imprisoned for life. >> also in the united states, federal prosecutors have started an investigation into lance armstrong. no reason was given for the investigation. there are allegations armstrong and his teammates used spot to ship money for the u.s. postal service to bite performance enhancing drugs. -- spo

well, now at least because of wikileaks, we know about this, right?ut when you go to their australian analyst, here's what he said: >> so even they know that there's nothing behind the charges against assange in sweden. they seem to know all the information we don't know. is the government going after them? one of the claims is that their senior v.p. is that he knows the information in osama bin laden's compound. my god, is there anything more classified than that? shouldn't the government be investigating them instead of wikileaks? of course not, turns out the government is working with them. here is one of our marine corps commanders: >> now, do you understand that? here's our marines saying forget our own intelligence, we're going to get it from this private coach reaction. how about where are they getting their information? turns out when it comes to corporations, you don't give a damn about leaks. it's only when the american public finds out, that's when the government gets mad. i'm going to bring in michael hastings from the rolling stone, he ha

documents to wikileaks. he was arrested in may, 2010, while serving in iraq. it is alleged that he leaked this classified video showing an incident in baghdad in which american forces killed civilians. the footage and hundreds of thousands of secret documents and videos were made public by wikileaks. they detail the abuses in iraq and afghanistan. the top-secret opinions of u.s. diplomats around the world. it was the biggest leak of classified information in american history. his lawyers portray him as a fragile and mentally unstable gunman, unable to be open about his, sexually. -- his lawyers portray him as a fragile and mentally unstable young man. so far, no date has been set for the court-martial. if convicted, bradley manning could be imprisoned for life. >> at britain's energy secretary chris huhne has resigned from the cabinet after learning that he and his wife will face charges for perverting the course of justice. he and his wife had accepted penalty speeding points on her record on his behalf. chris huhne said he was innocent and he would fight the

. >>> one of the incidents of the iraq war came to the public when wikileaks began disseminating foot ooj from years anteriorlyier. among those killed two journalists from rooters. the video you're about to see is graphic and may be hard to watch. july 12th, 2007. the temperature is more than 100 degrees in central baghdad. this is the most violent period u.s. forces in iraq have seen. the surge, 30,000 u.s. troops are deployed to root out the insurgency. more troops on the streets means more danger. and attacks against u.s. forces are increasing daily. >> this is at the apex of iraq going to hell. the surge has just started. and the war went from incredibly violent to over the top violent, especially in baghdad. >> we would get blown up regularly. snipers shooting at us. never really tell who the enemy was. >> soldiers from the u.s. army's bravo company 216, including specialist ethan mccord, are on patrol in a rundown neighborhood called new baghdad. early that morning the battalion comes under mortar fire as it leaves the base. while the soldiers patrol, they hear sporadic gunfire.

. >>> wikileaks says -- buildings. >>> wikileaks says it is planning to release more than five million emails from an intelligence company. wikileaks says the emails show the inner workings of stratfer, a security-based think tank. the files show how the u.s. government attacked wikileaks' founder julian assange. stratfer's ceo acknowledged the stolen information but does not believe that wikileaks will find anything significant. >>> overnight, russian police arrested several people and charged them with plotting to senate prime minister vladimir -- assassinate prime minister vladimir putin. they say the group was planning an attack after the election in which he's expected to reclaim the presidency. ukrainian officials say the group was arrested last month for trying to manufacture explosives. officials believe the suspects are connected to a chechen rebel leader. >>> a black and white film with barely any spoken words is all the buzz this morning. >> if you can help it. it won five major awards for last night's academy awards. >> the oscar goes to -- "the art i." [ applause ] >> and

even better. ♪ >>> in april 2010, wikileaks releases a classified video that shocks the world.ache helicopter, the video first shows an attack on a group of men in baghdad. and then on a van trying to aid the wounded. the video continues with another engagement, about 20 minutes later. >> to me, the most shocking part of the video comes at the end. >> roger that. clear. >> there's some confusion, maybe shots from nearby. all of a sudden, they zero in on a group of guys entering a building. >> there's at least six individuals in that building with weapons. >> we can put a missile in it. >> they say, let's hit it with a hellfire missile. they're getting ready to fire that missile, at the bottom left corner, you see a guy randomly walk into the scene. they don't say, no, no, no, stop, stop, stop, don't fire. they shoot off the missile anyway. >> an iraqi citizen looks to be just walking down the road, just minding his own business and then one second he's there, one second he's not. as far as i can tell he was vaporized. i don't think his family ever knew what happened to him beca

the workings of spies for hire are the latest target of the anti-secrecy group wikileaks.started publishing 5 million e-mails sent by u.s. private intelligence company stratfor. >> it says it will contain damaging revelations. but stratford's says it is an attempt to victimize the company. >> wikileaks is claiming another mountain a damaging material. 5 million internal e-mails. this time the group is shining the spotlight on a lucrative industry. >> the private intelligence industry is an extension of the public intelligence industry. but it has no accountability mechanisms. freedom of information act does not apply. so it is the place where most of the dirty things are done. >> the u.s.-based company stratfor describes itself as a publisher of geo-political analysis, sourcing publicly available information. others liken it to the shadow cia. the founder and ceo had this to say about stratfor's is a clandestine tactics. >> we may or may not, as it suits us. this is the fundamental difference between journalism and intelligence. the source may never know he was a source, w

esta noche wikileaks anuncia una nueva filtraciÓn de documentos secretos de seguridad, de una firma privadae inteligencia en los estados unidos. el grupo colombiano terroristas de las farc anunciÓ que deja el secuestro extorsivo y libera a los miembros de la fuerza pÚblica en su poder. >> miles de latinos dicen que dos plantas elÉctricas a en chicago estÁn enfermando y presentar una demanda. la famosa carrera de las 500 millas de la daytona fue suspendida por mal tiempo. >> buena noches, bienvenidos al noticiero del fin de semana. hace pocas horas la pÁgina de internet wikileaks anunciÓ la publicaciÓn de 5 millones de correos electrÓnicos confidenciales de una firma privada de inteligencia y anÁlisis estratÉgico en los estados unidos. los mensajes son entre julio del 2004 y diciembre del 2011. redes de informantes, estructuras de sobornos, tÉcnicas de blanqueamiento de fondos. varios medios de comunicaciÓn publicarÁn la informaciÓn. entre ellos jornada de mÉxico, pÁgina 12 de argentina. >> las farc, el grupo guerrillero mÁs antiguo del mundo, dice que deja el secuestro extorsivo. dijo en un

manning allegedly gave the anti-secrecy wikileaks websiie more than 700-thousand classified documents and video clips wwile working in iraq. defense lawyers saa manning was a trouuled soldier who shouldn't have had access to classified material. sparks were flying at city hall wednesday... over last year's graad prix. 36:17"until there is &paccoutnablity, until people know what you're doing, i don't understand this process" the mayor is seeking apprrval for a new deal to keep the race here... but she took crrticism because laat year's race wracked up 12-million in unpaid debbs.among the critics... city comptroller... joan pratt... who says baltimore's new deal with ádown force racingá to manage future races ... wasn't properly vetted.pratt says her office didn't get a copy of the contracttuntil late last week... which she says is not enough tiie to eview it before yesterday's vote b the board of estimates. 48:55"we ar e oneecity, we're one team. iiwant the city to wants the city to succeed, but we need to beinvolved n the process and we were nnt pnvolved in the process."49:05 49:05 th

esto asegura un informe de la firma de inteligencia stratford que liberó wikileaks.e agrava para opinar en nuestra encuesta tiene que conectarse a univisión notas.com. >>> wikileaks dice que tiene 5 millones de correos privados de la empresa stratford. wicky eleccikileaks lo publicar colaboración de 20 medios de comunicación. stratford dijo que los mensajes son los mismos que habían robado a fines del año pasado. continúa la matanza de civiles en syria. un grupo de activistas dijo que 135 personas murieron en diversos sitios del país. en la ciudad de oms. bajo fuego por parte del gobierno, hace 4 semanas. justamente en naciones unidas restó credibilidad a un referendo que aprobó una nueva contusión. asegurando que no resolverá el conflicto. >>> el famoso controversial juez español baltazar garzón fue decla rrado no culpable de excer su competencia a investigar crímenes del franquismo la corte dio por culminada la carrera judicial de garzón. el juez se famoso por investigar casos famosos internacionales. >>> en chile la región de valparaíso en alerta roja por fuegos f

the army u-s secrets to wikileaks will be asked to enter a plea today. first class bradley manning will be arraigned this afternoon at fort meade. the 22-year-old native of crescent, oklahoma, faces 22 enemy. .. including aiding the just months after taking part in a remembrance ceremony marring the 10thhanniversary of 9-11... a man who claimed to be a new york city firrfighter on that day has jordan liflander is now apologizing for wearing a firefighters' dress uniform and displaying a f-d-n-y firefighter's helmet during a ceremony ... last september 11th.aa the keynote speaker at the event, liflander claimed he assisted in the recovery efforts at theeworld trade center as a member of the new york fire department.he says his lies wwre all abbut ego. honda is recalling 46- reccll involves 2008 and 2009 t odyssey mmdels equipped ith power rear lift gates. struts thht support the llft gates can leak and cause them to fall. two minor njuries have been reported. 3 --darin attater and soulful symphony celebrate black history onth with their second concert at

. >>> he is under house arrest in the uk but the man behind wikileaks we will hear his voice loud and clear in the coming weeks. you are watching what's new now and next on this wednesday morning, as we go to break a live look at baltimore's inner harbor. we are back in a bit. >>> a rally turned violent insenegal after someone called for a march to -- the protest's leader was arrest on friday. >>> to iran where there's a new warning about an attack on u.s. soil. director of national intelligence says iran is now stepped up spying. it's response for the real orperceived actions to threaten the regime. the u.s. is increasing pressure for iran to drop the nuclear program. the swine flu back in mexico. it's back in full force the company registered more case all flu and more incidents from january than in all of 2011. that's according to the federal health officials now despite the spike the number of case it is within a normal flu season in mexico. >>> we are looking at pictures of julian asage behind wikileaks that will appear on a milestone ep softed simpsons. he will guest voice his c

. >>> a soldier accused of sharing military secrets with wikileaks is now facing a court marshal. the military decided that bradley manning should stand trial for allegedly sharing more than 700,000 government do you means with wikileaks. if he is convicted, manning could spend the rest of his life in prison. >>> well while we enjoy a mild winter, in colorado a monster storm iscreating white out conditions. this same storm stretches as far south as new mexico and blizzard warnings into parts of kansas, wyoming and parts of kansas. it is expected to move out tomorrow. >>> a big wind for lance armstrong. prosecutors closed the case of doping allegations. federal prosecutors ended their investigation into armstrong used performance enhancing drugs. the seven time tour de france champion has denied any accusations that he cheated. prosecutors did not say why they decided to drop the charges. the u.s. anti doping agency is still investigating allegations of doping in bicycling. >> i saw it in his refrigerator. i saw him inject it more than one time. >> you saw lance armstrong inject ep

the army private accused of feeding classified information to wikileaks is set to be arraigned. bradley manning, a former military analyst faces a host of violations of army regulations. manning is believed to be the source behind a wealth of information posted through wikileaks starting in 2010. he faces life behind bar convicted. >> turning to decision 2012, four republican presidential candidates took the stage last night for a debate but no surprise t focus mostly on two of them. mitt romney and rick santorum trading barbs. polls showing they are tied in arizona and in michigan. the next two states holding the primaries. last night they went after each other on health care, ear marks and taxes. >> raised taxes and fees in massachusetts and never voted to raise taxes. >> you voted to raise the debt ceiling five times without compensating cuts in spending. >> santorum did admit he voted for things he didn't support like no child left behind and funding for planned parenthood. this could be the last time all four candidates debate. paul and santorum declined to participate in a

wikileaks did not say how it obtained the e-mails. early this year, hackers said they got the material. >> take a quick break on a monday. coming up on the morning news, the artist cleans up. the improbable silent movie that danced away with the oscars top award. a wrap-up of all last night's winners next. first, we go to scott pelley with a preview of tonight's evening news. >> patients being treated for a variety of illnesses are taking more medications than they can keep track of. we'll look at the side effects that many americans are suffering from taking too many prescription drugs. that's tonight on the "cbs evening news." taking too many prescription drugs. that's tonight on the "cbs evening news." when my asthma symptoms returned, my doctor prescribed dulera to help prevent them. [ male announcer ] dulera is for patients 12 and older whose asthma is not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. dulera will not replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. dulera helps significantly

. >>> coming up, wikileaks is at it again. >> the millions of once private e-mails now out there for all to see. >>> passengers robbed at gunpoint. the latest black eye for the struggling cruise ship industry. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. cool and brisk around the bay area. a chance of some showers, too. we will talk about that, coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, of oakland: police searching for ing fire on office >>> let's go back to the breaking news story out of oakland. live pictures. police are still searching for a man they say opened fire on officers. they appear to be concentrating on this hour. this is east 22nd street. and 17th avenue. >> this all started about 90 minutes ago. kristen ayers is just arriving on the scene and joins us on the telephone with the latest. what can you tell us? >> reporter: we're learning this call originally came in as a burglary call on the 2100 block of east 17th here in east oakland. just speaking to the public information officer here on the scene, she says when police got to the scene of the home that was r

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secret documents to classified video to wikileaks. he takes 22 counts including aiding the enemy. if convicted he faces life in prison. >>> the gop candidate for president gearing up for the nevada caucus tomorrow. frontrunner mitt romney expects to come out strong. gingrich continues to attack romney, this time for his support of food stamps. ron paul is pressing his stance on income tax and rick santorum has moved on to missouri which is tuesday. >>> members of congress want to know why no one has been prosecuted in the criminal mismanagement investigation at arlington national cemetery. the question was raised during an oversight hearing earlier today. house members say while they appreciate reform efforts, they want to see accountability. the army anus sector general says the decision to prosecute -- the army's inspector jeff says the decision to prosecute rests with the -- general says the decision to prosecute is left with the attorney general. >>> check out some of the other stories on our rundown. we're back. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00.  >

. >>> wikileaks founder is taking his extradition fight to britain's supreme court. his lawyers are arguing sweeten's public prosecutor does not have the legal authority to issue an arrest warrant. in the united states and britain, usually only judges can issue arrest warrants. they accuse him of sexually assaulting two women during a visit to scandinavia in 2010. he says the sex was consensual and insists the allegations are politically motivated and aimed at silencing him and his secret spilling website wikileaks. >>> facebook files papers for its ipo stock in everyday investors. >>> at 4:49, how often should elderly drivers be tested for competency behind the wheel? one family says the current standard isn't enough. >>> we're back in two minutes. stay with us. we >>> 4:39. we have some showers out there. our high for the day right around 59 degrees. i'll be back and show you the seven-day forecast. >>> traffic is looking great heading northbound from the occoquan river to springfield and 395 to the 14th street bridge. all incident free in the main and hov lanes. w

. >>> the website wikileaks has begun releasing what it claims are five million e-mails from a texas based company that gathers intelligence on international affairs. today's leak focuses on a glossary of terms ridicule american government agencies. it calls the cia a joke and considers the fbi confused on anything more complicated than breaking up used car rings. wikileaks previously published hundreds of thousands of quaffed documents on the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >>> today is the kick off of the rsa security conference. it's one of the largest to feature tools and ideas to protect against cyber attacks. today's first program is a discussion on protecting the smart grid. the conference runs through friday when former british prime minister tony blair will speak. >>> 4:50. we want to check in with sal for a look at traffic. any problems early morning, sal? >> we don't have a lot going on. which is nice. we like to keep it nice on a monday. let's go outside and take a look at the pictures. traffic continues to move along pretty nicely coming up to the oakland area. right here

. >>> plus with new e-mails released from wikileaks shows what the u.s. is about to do with the founder to wikileaks. >>> traffic is moving along pretty well on 680 but it's wet out there. give yourself extra time. we have expanded weather and traffic for your wet morning commute. my mom knows food magic. it's like so crunchy. it has crunchy stuff all over it. i can't get over how crunchy it is. it's like chicken and crunchy stuff got married and it's amazing! what they mean is, it's french's french fried onions in my crunchy onion chicken. just minutes to make, then bake! french's french fried onions. the difference is indescribable. available in the french's stay-fresh can. >>> new e-mails released by wikileaks shows that u.s. has drawn up secret charges against julian assange. one of the e-mails says the u.s. is already prepared a sealed indictment on assange. pakistan has consistently denied that. mitt romney delivered a 1-2 punch winning the primaries in michigan and arizona. but as ktvu alison burns reports it's still unclear if he can win the big c

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he gave wikileaks multiple reports. and a 2003 law makes it a crime to lie about a military decoration. victor alvarez said he was a retired marine who had been awarded the medal of honor. he never served in the military. they say the stolen valor act violates free speech. >> the largest george washington birthday parade begins here. about 3500 people will participate. it will be an all-star line-up with b.b. king and mick jagger supporting black history month. you can see the concert live or watch it on pbs stations. >> next, a new trend in plastic surgery. we will explain coming up. >> the snow is quickly coming to an end. we have warmer temperatures on buying this juicer online was unbelievable. what a bargain! [ female announcer ] sometimes a good deal turns out to be not such a good deal. but new bounty gives you value you can see. in this lab demo one sheet of new bounty leaves this surface cleaner than two sheets of the leading ordinary brand. so you can clean this mess with half as many sheets. bounty has trap a

the accused wikileaks source will have an arraignment at fort meade. he faces a number of charges including aiding the enemy. he is believed to be the source of classified information made publicly available by wikileaks in 2010. he faces life in prison if convicted. house democrats have scheduled a hearing. democrats have invited the woman that was not allowed to testify. the committee chair said the panel concerned religious liberty and not contraception. democratic women say the birth control is a large part of the issue. >> a big lie in the nation's highest military honor takes center stage. the california man was prosecuted but argues his life was nothing more than an expression of free speech. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think it should be illegal to lie about a military medal? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> we have won several olympic gold medals. >> in curling. >> 52 degrees on tv hill. it seems we have way too many fees. >

advertido al presidente fernández del comportamiento de estos últimos, según cables revelados por wikileaksirinos, ninguno de los afectados con la decisión del departamento de estado devolvió llamadas de univisión. >>> esto ocurre en momentos que varios sectores de la oposición piden cuentas de la fortuna de la primera dama. >>> también se dijo que no se darían comentarios del tema, según lo que se consultó por univisión. >>> se declaró no culpable y también pidió que le permitieran cortarse el pelo en la prisión. >>> mark bent se presentó en corte, con el uniforme de preso y se declaró no culpable de abuso de niños y niñas, por esta razón fue despedido en enero pasado y después de salir a la luz este caso. >>> uno se tiene que declarar no culpable para poder negociar un acuerdo donde no enfrenta cárcel de por vida. >>>el abogado de bent dijo que seha negado algunso pedidos como afeitarse. >>> obviamente estando en custodia de los alguaciles esa acción no se puede permitir. >>> se dice que el maestro le soltaba cucarachas en los rostros de los estudiantes s daba galletas con semen, su madre

new e-mails released by wikileaks claim the u.s. has drawn up secret charges against julian assange. on monday, wikileaks began to release 5 million e-mails from a private intelligence agency that also works with the u.s. government. one of those e-mails says the u.s. has already prepared a sealed indictment on assange. another e-mail reportedly said, pakistani intelligence and military officials were aware that osama bin laden was living in pakistan. pakistani officials had consistently denied that. >>> heavy attacks from syrian forces left the town in ruins. now we're seeing videos that shows flipped over vehicles and bombed out buildings. government troops have launched a ground offensive on a rebel stronghold. one official vows the area will be cleaned up within hours. the u.n. is working on a new resolution offering humanitarian aid, in the hopes china and russia will not veto it. more than 7500 people have died in the unrest. >>> 7:15. mitt romney is celebrating his victories in the primaries in both michigan and arizona. romn

he is accused of give willing wikileaks and more than self hundred documents while working in iraq.oubled soldier who should not have had information for that material. >>> as many as 50,000 henns were found and have to be euthanized. now animal control officials say the henns had not been fed for more than two weeks and a lot of them died. a dozen responders were cleaning the barns and were wearing protective suits yesterday and the owner is now facing criminal charges. >>> in one incident a man was shot at 11:30 last night on davis street. he had to run to a strain engineer's home to help, police say the number of shootings are up compared to january and they are directing it to law enforcement agencies such as the u.s. marshals office and highway patrol and oakland school's police. >>> and a high-speed chase through san francisco. they protected gunfire through the babe view -- bay view district. now the pursuit went on highway 101 and 280. the suspects crashed their car on pennsylvania avenue. officers rounded them up a short time later, a handgun and ammunition were recovered a

the soldier accused of giving thousands of classified documents to the wikileaks web site is scheduled to be arraigned today at fort meade. a private first class bradley manning is being court-martialed on 22 charges, including aiding the enemy. if convicted, he could face life in prison. >> people who say they have been sexually harassed a metro trains and buses are voicing their concerns. yesterday a d.c. council committee heard from some of the people. last year 24 cases have been reported to police. and many do suffer in private. >> what you have to emphasize is if somebody has that occurred to them they should immediately call metro transit police. we have the phone numbers on the trains and buses and the stations. immediately call them. but having heard what was said we could look at doing more. >> now hundreds of metro riders are telling their stories on the web site -- website called collective action for safe spaces. >> two kinds of refunds -- rising gas prices, and wine with white castle. >> good thursday morning. a doing something about those high gas prices. they rose 6 cen

. >> a soldier at the center of the wikileaks case is up for a nobel peace prize. bradley manning is on the list of nominees for the prize. he is facing a court-martial for his alleged role in the largest lake of classified information in u.s. history. the winners are usually announced in october. >> president obama pledges to work closely with the nation's governors. the three-day meeting wrapped up today. mr. obama said the nation needs a highly skilled workforce in order to remain competitive worldwide. he is asking the governors to help out there. still to come, i delight in the trial for the worst oil spill in american history -- a delay in the trial for the worst oil spill in american history. >> pain at the pumps is growing. we have the latest on the gas crisis in our area. >> improvised explosive devices, any potential terrorist. >> how a jury duty and a transistor radio land the medical director of a local hospital in handcuffs. >> just a spectacular late february day. what is in store tomorrow? [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a lite bird tol

. >>> wikileaks has slamming and saying the fbi is more complicated. wikileaks previously punished hub drendz of -- hundreds of documents. the nags's governor including injuriry brown will meet with president obama at the white house. it's the final day of the national governors association winter meting. last night -- meeting. lat night the plaintiff and the first lady hope the -- hosted -- hosted a dinner for them. >>> 7:18. arizona and mish twin hold -- michigan hold primaries tomorrow. the latest polls show romney neck-and-neck. except for ron paul, all candidates have won newt gingrich has requested secret service protection. mitt romney has had secret service protection since first. >>> california republicans have wrapped up their summit. some attending said he want the -- attendees said they want the fight to stretch into california. >>> mitt romney supporters say they expect the former massachusetts governor to do well here. >> we've all anticipated a longer primary process unlike four years ago. >> we don't have a lot of states that are winter

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video army analyst bradley manning is accused of giving to wikileaks.e's also accused of turning over hundreds of thousands of army documents. the 24-year-old would enter a plea. using a legal maneuver intended to give his attorneys more time to see what will be used against him, he deferred entering a plea. and he didn't choose whether to be tried by a military judge or jury. >> reporter: out at the front gate, five protestors from baltimore. >> we feel he's innocent. we feel he's a hero. if anybody helped end the iraq war, it was the people who leaked. >> reporter: several motorists, though, yelled "traitor," after rising these signs -- reading these signs bhz. >> when we know our government is breaking the law, we have to speak out. and that's what i would argue bradley manning saw was going on. >> reporter: they took pictures across the street. all three russian tv networks are covering this case, one correspondent telling me viewers there love to see what he called american hipocracy. >> reporter: military court happens pretty quickly. that means m

. >>> and wikileaks strikes again. this time a thinktank is in the cross harris of the whistle- blowing west side. >>> and nice today. the question is are we going to have more of this for the rest of your workweek? a first look at the forecast is coming up. short answer is we'll have some of it but some rain is on the way, sue, we'll look at all of that while coming up. stay with us, the news will continue.  >> republican presidential hopefuls aren't wasting a second on this primary eve. voters in arizona and michigan the cast their ballots tomorrow as we have seen in past contents, it's anybody's game. craig bosswell is watching the action and has the latest. >> reporter: the pressure is on in michigan as mitt romney and rick santorum traverse the case before the vote. for romney, it's a battle for his birth state. >> i'm running as a couple of guys in my primary are good guys, but spent their career in washington. washington has a culture of its own. >> reporter: recent polls show the former ma

he's believed to be the source of classified information made publicly available by wikileaks. he was arraigned today, but the trial ought to be set. -- the trial has yet to be set. >> george huguely found guilty of second-degree murder. a few hours after the verdict, that jury recommend he spent 25 years behind bars for the murder of yeardley love, and one year for stealing her computer. we have the latest of how the defense may react to the decision. >> now that george huguely was found guilty and faces 26 years in prison, are there grounds for an appeal? according to the experts, it may have to do with the judge. >> there are no winners in this case. there is the thing but lost. >> and emotional cap to an emotional case now that george huguely is convicted of second- degree murder and grand larceny and faces 26 years in prison. >> we look forward to some corrections and what happened here tonight. >> his attorney hinted to reporters wednesday night that an appeal could be on the way. >> i don't know what grounds for an appeal by be. >> this virginia criminal law expert as vo

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