earnest withers, ci, end quote. and so mark, the reporter, got this document and said, well, this officially confirms for me that earnest withers was a c.i. he went back to a bunch of documents and he was able to take it and five other references to witherss throughout all the documents. he knew right here that he was a confidential informant. so he filed a lawsuit. and he asked for a complete response. the confidential informant file was not included in the documents and specifically requested. we filed that in november of 2010. we got a relatively new judge. and the fbi asked for five additional months. they got the five months. released more documents. and then moved for summery judgment. they invoked every exemption under the sun, including at the end of their brief, exclusion c-2. i this is the first time we saw nit the correspondenceses from the fbi. exclusion c-2 reads bhefr informant records by a criminal law enforcement agency under an infor's name or personal identifier are requested by a third party accor

. >> they whwhatedicare to wither on the vine. >> if we operate based on political fear, nothing is ever going to getet done.e. >> theupreme courtrt hears argumenton the obama health care law. >> it is the number one reason why barack obama suld not be returned to office for a second term. >> the nfl comes downard on a bounty hunters. >> i don't know of another fraternity weree somebody tries toto knock outne of his others. it is over the top. it is wrong. captioned by t national caponing institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> is mitt romney closing the deal? he won puerto rico and illinois. he has twice as many legates as it sanantorum. jeb bush clearly not in love with the guy, t he did endorse him conservative that senatorsenator jim demint said it is clear who the nominee wi be. but his mmunicationsns director eric fehrnstrom said this. >> you hit a reset buttonor the fall campaign. is kind of like an etch a sketch. >> that was unfortunate one of the most frequently used negative words to describe mitt romney as "flip-flpper." when you consider that bush's endorsement was lukewarm and that

. >> they have made it clear that they what medicaid it to wither on the vine. >> if we operate based on political sphere, nothing is ever going to get done -. >> the supreme court will hear arguments on the obama health care law. >> it is the number one reason that barack obama should not be returned to office. >> the nfl comes down hard on at bounty hunters. >> i don't know of any other fraternity where somebody tries to knock out one of his brothers. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> is mitt romney finally closing the deal? he won rodrigo and illinois -- he won puerto rico and illinois, he has twice as many delegates as santorum. jeb bush clearly not in love with the guy but he did endorse him it. conservative senator jim demint said it is clear who the nominee will be. when asked how the campaign would proceed if romney wins the nomination, communications director eric fehrnstrom said this. >> you hit the reset button for the fall campaign. it is almost like an etch a sketch. >> that was unfortunate. in a recent study, one of the most frequently

. >> they want medicare to wither on the vine and died. >> if we operate our political fear, nothing is ever going to get done. >> the supreme court hears arguments on the obama health care law. >> it is the number one reason a barack obama should not be returned to office. >> the n comes down hard on bounty hunters. >> i don't know any other fraternity were somebody tries to knock out one of his brothers. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> is mitt romney finally closing the deal? he won a brick or we go on saturday and illinois -- won puerto rico on saturday and illinois. jeb bush clearly not in love with the guy, but he finally endorsed him. conservative thathe nato m demint said it is pretty clear who the nominee will be. what should of been a terrific week for mitt romney took zero weird turn. when asked how romney would proceed if he won the nomination, communications directorric fehrnstrom said this. >> it is almost like an etch a sketch. you can shake it up and start over again. >> in a recent study, one of the most frequently used t negative

their belief is that medicare should wither on the vine. and this budget is a step in the direction of medicare withering on the vine. and so we see a situation where they put forthn' bt even honor agreements in terms of what the amount that budget should be. it breaks the medicare guarantee with sers costs. cuts jobs. it's sly a statement of our national values that a budget should be. i want to yield to mr. hoyer and mr. clyburn for any yes? >> let me say -- one thing i do want to add is there was bipartisan opposition to the budget that came budget committee. it was a totally partisan bill in terms of passage, but it was a bipartisan opposition to that bill because it has the wrong priority and in fact in my opinion will make the debt, deficit and economy worse and move in exactly the wrong direction as well as undermining the guarantee and confidence that people have that medicare and social security and other programs will be there for them when they need it. >> can you address for the moment -- >> you and your democratic colleagues ha

as the rain continues it will just wither away at the cherry blossoms.ttered showers through the night, and sunday. cooler and drier on monday and tuesday. a quick warm-up wednesday, then we cool down next weekend. wjla.com is your online home for the weather. if you have any travel plans this evening check out live doppler radar and prepare for showers or storms that may be on the way. >> sounds good. regretting not going to the cherry blossoms yesterday. thank you so much for being with us here tonight. we will see you back here at

. >> now, for another look at the eighth wither, here is nbc. have you heard of quadruple overtime?no overtime. >> good morning, everyone. hope you had a wonderful weekend. get ready for the big chill. we're at 38 right now in buffalo. and the winds are going to bring in the cooler weather during the day today and we'll feel it tonight. even with sunshined to, it's only going to be about 3 in albany. so, really, at the snap of the fingers, you've gone back. it's definitely a winner coat that day. maybe even the gloves. here's the shocking part. this will be the temperatures here tomorrow morning. this will factor in the windchill. we'll be in 20s in many of the big cities. we could see teens or single digits. this is a one-day shot of very cold air. we'll watch that story tomorrow morning. as far as the rest of country goes, probably one of the worst areas as far as rain goes will be northern california, oregon. middle of the country looks dry and toesty. they are the ones continuing with our spring fling. >> everything is out. we're afraid that some of the stuffer that's not hardy.

access hollywood repofrting reese wither spoon is expecting her third child. she has a 12-year-old daughter and 8-year-old son with her ex. elsewhere, rihanna paid a late-night visit to ashton kutcher's bachelor pad. >>> donald trump not known for subtlety has been feuding with rosie o'donnell. he jumped in to kick her when she was down over being canceled. trump said i'm so glad she got fired by oprah. she's a bully. it's nice to see bullies go down. >>> finally, the hype of "man men" after an 18-month hiatus reached fever pitch in wall street when they stopped by the new york stock exchange to ring the opening bell. >> i have never seen an episode. it seems like a show i would like. >> i have never seen it. i'm into "breaking bad." have you seen that? >> no. >> it's a good one. stay tuned. way too early with willie geist starts right now. >>> the florida state legislature who sponsored florida's stand your ground law says based on the evidence he's seen, it does not apply to the confrontation between zimmerman and martin. are police in sanford, florida any c

it goes back to newt gingrich famously saying, you know, let medicare wither on the vine.mney don't want it to wither on the vine them just want to end it as we know it and put so many more burdens on top of seniors. and marine, they're not doing it because they just fundamentally disagree with the notion of medicare. they're doing it to fund tax cuts with the rich. it's a shift, a fundamental shift in the wealth in this country. to give the wealthy, you know, more wealth at the expense of seniors. >> dnc aren't the only ones who are clever. i was not to have a look at a new add from the conservative group, american cross roads. here it is. >> your mission is simple, mr. obama. to gain unchecked flexibility. >> starring barack obama as president flexible. >> it's hard to beat that kind of thing. it's not a bad ad and i rather like if i may say, the english accent of the vocalist. >> far be it from me to judge cross roads. the republicans are known for some of their overthe top ads. they're the party of demon sheep, you know? if you remember that ad. but look. they convenie

he damaged the flowers and colors, the flowers withered, their leaves all burned and soon they were throwing their seeds every which way and when the whole orchard changed into a dry, gray waste, humbaba, his mind like stone, shouted his horrible cry of fire and burned all that gray and yellow, birds of all kinds were flying away with ashes in their beaks which humbaba couldn't oversee any more or ever set on fire. then, grandfather ended his day and continued closing his big thick yellow book, turning to his grandsons and daughters and anding them a big red bud, then bidding them good night and laying his head on his yawning book, he glances solemnly at the full moon in the core of the sky, his eyelids blinking once, searching for that big, silvery rose. the next reader is dima shahabi >> i'd like to move on with an iraqi poet, one of the most prominent and brilliant poets of her time recently passed away in cairo, in june, actually. she was not only a poet, she was luminous and free-thinking pioneer in establishing the theory of what has come to be known as free verse in arabic poetry. in

. >> it's astonishing to see such withering criticism made public at a firm that always disdained that kind of action. >> reporter: smith wrote, "it makes me ill how callously people talk about ripping their clients off. i have seen five different managing directors refer to their own clients as muppets." >> there is absolutely validity to what was written today, based on all the conversations i've had with clients of goldman sachs over many, many years. they well know their interests are not always, in fact perhaps not often, aligned with that of the firm. >> reporter: experts say clients may stay because of goldman's size and connections. these accusations come a year after a senate committee accused goldman of misleading clients. an allegation the firm disputes. in 2010, goldman also paid $550 million to settle allegations by the securities and exchange commission that it duped clients in selling mortgage securities. why should average americans care about goldman's practices? >> when goldman or any other investment bank put their interests first, that means there is less for the pe

. >> reporter: reece wither responsible is reportedly -- witherspoon is reportedly pregnant. she's about 12 weeks along with her third child. montgomery, alabama held a big celebration for oscar winning actress octavia spencer. the star of "the help" arrived in a pink limousine where hundreds cheered her arrival. >> people of alabama have been so supportive of me. i want you guys to know that this native daughter appreciates it. >> reporter: spencer was even serenaded by the band from her old high school. ♪ we all live in a yellow submarine." >> reporter: the beatles animated feature "the yellow submarine" is getting a facelift. the 1968 film has been dingal write -- digitally restored. it will be rereleased may 29 along with a cd of the film's sound tack album. -- track album. are you in the market for a enough pad in manhattan. singer alicia keys is putting her penthouse on the market but be ready to shell out $18 million. she's purchased the 16-room home from lenny kravitz in 2010. it features five bedrooms and a 3,000 square footer as with views of the city. -- foot terra

futile remnant that was clinging to plantation slavery, this aristocratic system that was destined to wither away as the country modernized and became industrialized. also kind of "gone with the wind" sometimes quite romantic view of this seemingly doomed world. when you immerse in the diaries and letters and news reports of this era, as you said, they don't know their living history. they can't see what's coming in the future. you see things entirely different. slavery was completely of the fabric of this whole country. just to give a few examples politically, 13 of the first 16 presidential elections are won by slaveholders. it's not until 1852 that we have a major party ticket that doesn't have a slaveholder on t. the slave-holding south controlling the supreme court. that's between the nation's founding and civil war. slavery in the south wasn't a world apart. they were really driving the nation in many ways. economically cotton by the civil war is roughly three quarters of the nation's exports. i mean, this was the oil of its day. the whole country was hooked on it, on northern mills ar

. >> if you every lot of the phone you know the panic, you look high and low, you retrace steps, wither would you step into this? >> and as we shoved winter off the calendar, they are shaving ice, news of the rocks when we return. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. . >>> new video tonight. check this out. you can tell what's going on? it's called an ice shove. >> that's when strong winds push the wall of ice off a body of water. this case a lake in wisconsin and onto land. in this case its crushing a small boat house. residents say when it happens all they can do is just get out of the way. >> cool video. >>> how far would you go to recover a lost cell phone? >> a woman

a chance of evening showers for the far north bay but our temperatures tomorrow a little warm wither than today. 50s and 60s. so the timing on the three-day forecast is breezy conditions picking up for tuesday. most of that rain you are looking at on tuesday is north of the golden gate. by wednesday, you are starting to see the rain drop in the south bay. thursday in to friday that is bay-area wide rain off and on. and next weekend if that isn't enough we will talk about thunder and snow down to 2500 feet. chilly air drops in for next weekend. so a slow buildup. once it gets here, it could get interested. >> just in time for st. patrick's day. >> looks that way. >>> jim, you have some cal bear news for me, i believe. >> you better believe i do. busy day in college basketball. would there be celebrations or tears? firsthand reaction from the cal bears after the march madness selection show. that's up nexsp dts ork.esty ni sports desk. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! ♪ and this is to remind you t

. >> an awesome moment to celebrate it wither will. >> the palace's view on the day, a welcome way beyondxpectations. >> a rare poster offering a reward for the capture of king charles ii in 1651 has been auctioned in england for 33,000 pounds, about $52,000. the poster was issued by parliamentary forces during the english civil war. >> these documents have lasted for more than 350 years, even surviving the great fire of london. they're rare and now very valuable. this is oliver cromwell's demand for the capture of who he calls the tie rand king. defeated in battle, king charles ii was on the run. he escaped to france, despite cromwell's offer of a reward. >> how does it feel as an expert to look at a collection like this when it comes up for auction? >> it gives me an amazing amount of goose bumps, to be honest with you. to be able to hold in your hand the very documents from this period of time. >> it is very unusual for items like this to come up for sale. >> there's an extraordinary array of documents here today, including -- look at this. an original copy of the union between england

when the time comes, as come it will for paying for all this, we collapse, we wither, we fleet and sink into the sand. a third voice complains that the absence of a protectionist trade policy and the existence of a credit system which is by its nation inflationary, our writer went on to say that all views have some merit but the real problem was the ease with which our currency was inflated by the american banking system which he said varies from state to state, outside of new york where it's not perfect is a bungeling inflictment as was ever thought of. it would be years before the federal reserve was created to deal with some of the problems he identified in that first story. which actually brings us to did issue of the new issue of the atlantic that appears today and our cover piece is on ben bernanke's effort to use the federal reserve to address the economic crisis we find ourselves in. it's a wonderful piece by roger lowenstein, on the outside he is the hero and on the inside he is is villian, because as is argued, he is issued fairly effective efforts to get things moving again a

florida's stand your ground that you police cited after passing on the arrest of zimmerman coming under withering criticism now, police in miami saying they were stunned after a judge decided not to charge another man who claimed self defense after chasing down and stabbing an alleged burglar. the co author apparently ready to reassess his own work. >> nothing's ever finished in the legislature. i learned that, you know everything can always be readdressed. >> the state senator calling for legislative hearings into that law, talking to the miami herald: >> and that quote, weird batman zimmerman with more time on his hands to consider his future withdrawn from enrollment in college, citing safety for their students, including him. for more on the story and the investigations, i'm jointly by florida senator. thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >> f.b.i., federal democratic of justice, state attorney's office already involved, you called for a special prosecutor. governor rick scott appointed a special prosecutor tonight. is that sufficient? >> well, it's th

. >> they want medicaid to wither on the vine to die and this is an important step in that direction. bless their hearts, they don't believe in medicare and they act upon their belief. gwen: we've heard some version of this fight before. ryan is clearly trying to accomplish the same thing. what is that? >> last time it wasn't in aner leaks year. what he's trying to do now is insert this plan into the national debate and more specifically to the republican presidential campaign. he was very clear when he rolled it out. you know, we still have this muddlele as we've been discussing in the nomination fight. we don't have a nominee but we don't have a coherent message. i think he sees himself as the leader of the opposition a leader of the opposition saying this is what republicans are about, slashing spending, taxes and taking another look at medicare, medicaid and social. gwen: it's so easy to do and usually gets little support. once again, what's different this time? >> the dem creates are jumping on that. and they want to do exactly what they did last time which is to make medicare th

cut off lebanon from iranian influence, hezbollah would probably wither. it would be a seismic event. but most importantly, look most importantly people are being massacred. children are being maimed, raped, tortured, 10,000 people estimates are 8,000 to 10,000 people have already been massacred and the united states does that have ability with other nations to bring this to a halt as we were able to do in libya. all situations are different but the principle is the same. same reason we went into bosnia, same reason we went to kosovo, it's what america is about when we can do something about it. >> do you consider this a national security issue as well? >> the president has stated that prevention of massacre and ethnic cleansing is a national security issue and it should be. so every other president. so, yeah. by definition it's a national security issue. >> gary? >> you know, senator can we just talks politics. >> anything. >> we had the -- i say this with all the compliments as a senior statesman in the party you saw what happened last night in illinois.

when the time comes, as come it will, for paying for all this glorious frip perry, we collapse, we wither, we fleet, we sink into the sand. a third voice, he says, complains that the problem is actually the absence of a protectionist trade policy. there's no high tariff. and a fourth says that the problem is the very existence of a credit system which is by its very nature inflationary. our writer went on to say that actually all of these views have some merit but that the real problem was the ease with which our currency was inflated then by the american banking system which he said varies from state to state and which outside of new england and new york where it is by no means perfect is as bungaling a contrivance as was ever inflicted on the patience of man kind. it would actually be another 50 years, more than 50 years, i think 1913 before the federal reserve was created to deal with at least some of the problems that he identified in that first story, which actually brings us to the issue of the -- the new issue of "the atlantic" which appears today. our cover piece is on ben bernank

but i always thought the girls that worked withere were really something. >> did they originally do the neurosurgery -- well, there was neurosurgery done in all facilities? >> no, we had cap itain blood le i said, he came on for the head cases. but then later on, the 8063, they tried to get most of the head cases over there. and those are the girls that really post op i thought had to be given a lot of credit to. she was talking about the month the 8076 when i first went to korea, getting mail is one of the biggest things when you're in a combat zone. and so we had mail time. and i remember this anesthesiologist said that he'd gotten a letter from his mother and she's so golad he wasn't ata battalion 5id station. and the next three or four days later, he was dead because he got poll i don't. none of the rest of us got polio. it was really strange. and they did get him down on the hospital ship, but he at any time make didn't make it. so you just never know. his mother out he was safe being at m.a.s.h. >> follow i dony polio is anoth. after korea, we didn't see that. i had a patient who

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so, wither really excited for her. >> justine, that is a wonderful young woman and a great way to throw. nbc bay area sports from this side. great story for her. >> thanks, jim. and thanks for choosing the bay area at 6, we have ""30 rock"" next. we will see you at 11:00. until then, enjoy the last few minutes of warmth. >> five or six minutes left. >> everything changes. all right. good night.

the supreme court today the new national health care law that affects every american came under withering fire. if the court throws it out, it will be the first time since the new deal that the court has struck down a major domestic program proposed by the president and passed by the congress. the court released audio from today, the third and last day of arguments. jan crawford was in the court for the historic session. jan? >> reporter: well, scott, justice steven breyer showed everyone in the courtroom today just what was at stake. he held up sections of the law that require all americans to buy insurance and then he held up the rest of the law and he said if we strike down this, what are we going to do about this? well, based on the arguments today, scott, it looks like they f they strike down this, they could just throw out the entire thing. with the majority of the court expressing doubt about the requirement that all americans buy health insurance-- the so-called individual mandate-- liberal justices including ruth bader ginsburg pushed to save the rest of the massive health care l

this scrapheap generation the young people there feeling the pinch of jobs dry up amid the eurozone withering economy you've got this story for you also. big oil companies don't want to hear that so do people really give money to lobbyists there don't want to hear it though if we don't hear about it so much are we headed for doom i hope we all hope not we get the view from new york on how to stop climate change from slipping off the radar. a teenager's been shot dead and thousands hurt in further clashes between police and football supporters in egypt portside fans rioted after the club was suspended for two years for the fears about up to the much last month that left seventy three supporters dead among those who will stand trial for the disaster is the security chief well many egyptians are blaming lax police sigs for failing to deal with your arrest lars davidson professor of middle east history at west chester university told me there's no clear end to the violence he thinks because there's no one in charge of the situation in the country. cat has no no standing law and order actually. th

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scrapheap generation the young people filling a picture of the jobs are drying up with the eurozone withering economies we've got the latest from there also for you our middle east correspondent looks at how israel's government is floundering on problems at home depriving people of the essential. this further pressure on iran from the e.u. which is opposed fresh sanctions against the islamic state serious human rights violations are being cited for the latest measures with least expert professor side mohammed around he spoke to us and believes the e.u. is using this as a pretext to pressurize the arabian government but in reality it's hurting the country's people. excuses otherwise on the other side of the persian gulf you have the saudis who occupied reign you have. the torture and murder of. civilians by. the ruling family and you have american drones in numerous countries that have effectively killed thousands of people many innocent people all of these including the embargo on iranian oil and the iranian central bank which is that which is intended to hurt ordinary iranians these are majo

i've had generation the young people are feeling the pinch as jobs dry up and leave the euro zone's withering economy. a teenager has been shot dead and dozens hurt in further clashes between police and football supporters in egypt caught saying crimes of violence that there was suspended for two years for this thing is violence as a march last month but let seventy three supporters dead among those who will stand trial for the disaster the security chain many planes lacks policy failing to deal with the unrest and lawrence davidson professor of middle east history at west chester university says there's no clear end to the violence because there's no one in charge of the situation in the country. t.j. has no no standing law and order actually. that as stated things are such bad the government is not in control the harmony is. not going to come out of its barracks unless confronted. very very large way and so the populace is essentially on its own and that means that when unpopular decisions are made you're going to get this sort of spontaneous kind of outburst of anger and there is no capaci

enemy number one on the geopolitical stage and so on and so on i think that which is time it will wither away because basically america needs russia on a number of issues and i don't think the even the republican president will want to have a full scale confrontation with the russian federation for all his ten for for the whole of his tenure but the initial period will be a hard one it will be a war of words and some people will once again compare this war of words with the cold war so i don't think that it will be very positive for the russian american relationship all right out except for school thank you so much for being with us today head of the state duma as foreign affairs committee. branching out big we've got all the details of the spread of u.s. influence across the oceans at our team dot com. including the latest plans of i at the pentagon to deploy missile defense shield in some gulf states australia and japan this and much more is lined up for you on line. this. week you expound or join a song child's pledge to push for openness in government if elected to the australian sen