0 one senator who s seen the classified information says that s not the case. i m brooke baldwin. the news is now. a russian lawmaker reportedly insists guy athletes are banned from next year s olympics. now guy barsay bars across amer protesting by pouring out vodka. a radio host live tweets his mom s dying moments. you ll hear what he wishes he would have done in life. plus, richard nixon unplugged. [ bleep ]. former adviser tells me about his boss s demons. 190 miles an hour. thousands of feet in the air. a rocket man flies alongside a bomber. here we go. good to see you. i m brooke baldwin. news just into us here at cnn regarding o.j. simpson. a step closer to freedom. here s the deal. this is from the nevada parole board just a little while ago. they have granted simpson parole on some, not all, let me be clear, some of his convictions all of this stemming from the 2008 kidnapping and hold up of the two sports memorabilia dealer in the las vegas hotel room. here he was.
0 wikileaks, and convicted on many other charges, we ll get into what this means not only for him but other folks who revealed classified information like edward snowed. plus, shocking allegations in the tsa accused of theft, sleeping on the job, what else could be there? we ll find out what can be done to stop it. take a look at this video, this could be the angriest legislator in america. all the damn time! punched the air, flying, paper, he pumpbnched the paper. he s made quite a youtube sensation. mike boss from the great state of illinois is looking to head to the united states congress. what kind of fire can you expect him to bring to the u.s. capitol? the show.k to him coming up in - it will be an interesting conversation, he s a lively guy. first, mixed salad in a bag now being linked to the cyclo r cyclospora outbreak. when your health is on the line we turn to cnn s chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta for the answer. where did this outbreak come from was
food and no water he said he had to drink his own urine to stay alive and that he would die or he fevered he might die so he wrote a farewell message to his mom on his arm in blood today is payday. we first reported on daniel chong s ordeal after drug enforcement obtained him in san diego drug raid in april of 2012. they apparently then forgot about him. just left him there. never charged him with a single thing never, but they let him rot in jail. today his lawyer announced the justice department will pay the 23-year-old $4.1 million in a settlement at least he did not die. wall street end the the day pretty much flat on earning news. tech stocks lifted the nasdaq however slightly to a 12 year high today. you see the numbers there. the nasdaq, that s 17, that s not slight for the
0 americans to be killed. they wanted the enemy to have this information. and, in this case, i think the government just was not able to prove that pfc manning intentionally disclosed this to the enemy. shepard: manning supporters demonstrated outside othe courthouse today they see him as the whistle blower, a hero, not a criminal. so do lawyers who just called him naive with good intentions. manning admits he did give wikileaks more than 700,000 documents. prosecutors claim he knew al qaeda would see that information on that, prosecutors for the government lost completely. catherine herridge is on fox top story in the courthouse in fort mead in maryland. what happened in the courtroom today, catherine. late today the a.p. picked up comments from the defense indicating that they really felt today s verdict was a significant win for them. we caught a glimpse of the defense earlier today mingling with manning supporters. in that crowd the lead attorney said that he felt today they ha
[ applause ] [ applause ] on behalf of the house of lo lordes and everyone here today may i express our heartfelt thanks for your inspiring words. few of us pay for and uphold these principles by spending 15 years in detention. your presence here today is a testament to your courageous pitch of steadfast non violence and reason in the face of a powerful and determined regime. your struggle has reverb rated around the world. it has reminded us this free and fair elections and free press and institutions are the cornerstones of democracy and individual freedom. we take these freedoms for granted. democracy is never won it is a process requirie ining constan h vigilan vigilance. in post war europe we have seen that it is possible for countries to make the transition to democracy. and i trust that this will give you hope and encouragement for the journey ahead. your stand has been a heart for the struggle. i m sure that at times during your long campaign, you must have felt unb