soccer midfielder sergei gardella signed to a deal. fans were made aware of tweets from 2013 where he was critical of the team and the region of catalonia. the team released a statement saying the contract was terminated because of the offensive tweets. an al jazeera reporter says she stands behind her story that peyton manning once used human growth hormones. the nfl superstar calls the story completely fabricated, garbage. the al jazeera documentary alleges that manning was one of several athletes who were given hdh by an indiana doctor. human growth hormones are not illegal but have been banned by the nfl since 2011. the doctor, manning s teams, and even the source who made the original claims that to al
database to wikileaks. chief pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski joins us from washington. good afternoon, mik. reporter: good afternoon. welcome aboard. great to be with you. the army has announced additional 22 charges and these include, i quote, aiding the enemy, for which the death penalty is available. and some believe he s guilty of treason. so could he receive the death penalty? reporter: well, martin, in the army, the aiding the enemy charge is as close to treason as they can possibly get. the prosecutors who filed these charges point out that he could, if convicted, manning could either get a life sentence or be sentenced to death. the prosecutors recommend a life sentence. however that determination will have to be made by the convening authority who would essentially be the military judge in any court-martial that manning will face. private manning has been incarcerated since july. why has it taken so long to bring these charges? and has the military, in a sense,
two apache helicopters. but according to the guardian, the air crew seems to have falsely captured a firefight. a dozen people on the ground are killed, including two iraqis working for the reuters news agency. in july of this year, wikileaks released other information related to manning, the afghan war logs. the new york times called that an unvarnished ground level picture of the war in afghanistan that is in many respects more grim than the official portrayal. bradly manning faces charges of unlawfully transferring classified material to a nonsecure computer skpo to an unauthorized third party. a spokesman for manning s defense fund tells cbs news that manning s trial is for a from beginning. the army must complete a psychological evaluation first. in manning s defense, and prosecutors can t degree on who to conduct that evaluation. let s turn to former fbi agent and whistle-blower, colleen rowly.
what manning provided to an ex-hacker made its way to wikileaks. ostensibly filmed from one of two apache helicopters. but according to the guardian, the air crew seems to have falsely captured a firefight. a dozen people on the ground are killed, including two iraqis working for the reuters news agency. in july of this year, wikileaks released other information related to manning, the afghan war logs. the new york times called that an unvarnished ground level picture of the war in afghanistan that is in many respects more grim than the official portrayal. bradly manning faces charges of unlawfully transferring classified material to a nonsecure computer skpo to an unauthorized third party. a spokesman for manning s defense fund tells cbs news that manning s trial is for a from beginning. the army must complete a psychological evaluation first. in manning s defense, and prosecutors can t degree on who to conduct that evaluation.