the stop that we need to have, so that we can preserve the tools that we have available to us. commissioner ramsey, appreciate you being on. and our best to that officer. we hope that officer recovers. crystal wright, great discussion. mark geragos, thank you so much. susan hendricks is here with a 360 bulletin. army private first class bradley manning apologized for his actions today. he said he hurt people and hurt the united states by leaking tens of thousands of pages of classified documents and videos to the web side wikileaks. demand for gun permits spiked in newtown, connecticut. as of august 8, 209 permits have been issued. a 22% increase over the previous year. in is the same town where 26 children and adults were shot to death. near houston, a high tech
appreciate you being on. and our best to that officer. we hope that officer recovers. crystal wright, great discussion. mark geragos, thank you so much. thank you. susan hendricks is here with a 360 bulletin. army private first class bradley manning apologized for his actions today. he said he hurt people and hurt the united states by leaking tens of thousands of pages of classified documents and videos to the web side wikileaks. demand for gun permits spiked in newtown, connecticut. as of august 8, 209 permits have been issued. a 22% increase over the previous year. in is the same town where 26 children and adults were shot to death. near houston, a high tech nightmare for a 2-year-old girl. an unknown hacker gained access to the monitor and called out her name.
and had no driver in it when it was hit from behind by an suv pushed into the center. two children were trapped underneath for a few anxious moments. the driver of the suv was also hurt in the accident. sentencing begins this morning for army private bradley manning, a day after he was acquitted of the most serious charges against him. manning could spend the rest of his life in prison for leaking classified government documents. details now from abc s karen travers. good morning, karen. reporter: good morning, john. good morning, diana. bradley manning was charged with the biggest release of classified documents in american history. but on the most serious charge of all, aiding the enemy, the government could not get a guilty verdict. army private first class bradley manning stood rigid as the military judge read the verdicts. guilty on almost all charges. espionage, theft, and computer fraud. but on the most serious charge of all, aiding the enemy, manning was found not guilty.
as well? we have not had those come back and report to us but we re asking the inspector general to look for both. we re not just asking for conservative groups. we re asking for all groups that were targeted. we do know the tea party groups, we have specific information if they were to get through the process there is asking of systematically going back and auditing them. that is inappropriate. so we do know that. bill: james langford, republican from oak home. we ll see where this one goes. thank you for your time today. jamie. jamie: we re awaiting a potentially historic court verdict. army private first class bradley manning arriving in court in the last hour and he will learn his fate today the judge says. why some call him a traitor and a few call him a hero. bill: this might be the biggest hunt for the great white ever but the massive predators are in no danger. we ll explain that and why. geoff: i m the kind of guy who doesn t like being sold to.
and edward snowden s terminal lifestyle in russia, it s easy to forget about the other major leak case. closing arguments are going on right now in the case surrounding army first class army private first class bradley manning and wikileaks. correspondent peter doocy is at ft. meade with more. reporter: this 25-year-old wanted to be famous. that s why prosecutors said today army private first class bradley manning turned on the united states and pledged a new allegiance to julian assange, the founder of wikileaks. major ashton fine argued that manning wasn t interested in oaths, obligations or simple acknowledgements that he would protect closely held information. he was interested in making a name for himself. one person who apparently wanted access to the files manning leaked was osama bin laden. prosecutors earlier this month provided evidence that when navy s.e.a.l.s raided bin laden s compound, they found a letter from the al qaeda leader to wikileaks asking for