the bill o'reilly is the star appeal in the world who are criticizing wiki leaks and bradley manning we don't want the world to see what the united states is doing its foreign policy that we're spying on diplomats that we're bringing using blackmail and threats and trying to get countries to do things that they don't want to do and that's not what they want the world to see about us we need to face the reality of who we are because actually we're going to change the law change is needed the united states is losing its national security it's losing its economy which really is leadership in the war world it's no longer a nation of laws and i think that's what we have to face up to and change i want tell you what i care is i fear that americans themselves don't necessarily want to face up to that right because we have of course the the typical right wing reaction the reaction from the government or they're condemning wiki leaks saying if they're putting our national security at risk then you have you know people like yourself anti-war protesters that are supporting wiki leaks that are s

. >> reporter: but former wikileaks members say the person being lost in all of this is bradley manning, accused of providing secret u.s. documents to wikileaks. assange's critics want to know what happened to the some $50,000 that wikileaks pledged to give to private manning's defense fund? >> i can only say, we pressured for that money to be transferred for quiet awhile. >> reporter: and did he ever tell you why the money had not been transferred? >> no, he did not comment on that. >> reporter: what does that say to you? >> well, to me, it said that it is time to leave this organization because it's note heading in a healthy direction. >> reporter: as of this weekend, the private manning defense fund said it had yet to receive anything from wikileaks. and a wikileaks spokesperson acknowledged there had been a delay. >> it's irresponsible in a sense for wikileaks to call for people to donate money for the bradley manning defense and not deliver. >> reporter: birgitta is a member of the parliament in iceland who has worked to establish a safe haven for journalists in this country and wa

>> i don't support making a hero out of bradley manning. >> reporter: bradley manning is the army private who may be responsible for leaking tens of thousand u.s. government secret military reports to wiki leaks including this 2007 army helicopter strike in baghdad. >> to some people, he's a hero, and other people he's a villain. >> whoever did this did an act of conscious and should be thanked for it. >> reporter: bob mueller is the man who orveed the resolution to support and free bradley manning and proclaimed whoever leaked the information a hero. >> if the united states corrects mistakes when it becomes aware of them rather than look to hide them, which is what the department of defense did. >> i don't feel that i sitting in berkeley know who is harmed by these wiki links >> reporter: come next week, the decision will belong to the city leaders in berkeley, because the peace and justice commission passed a resolution, however berkeley's mayor says he's on the fence about the issue. >> i wonder whether it's appropriate for berkeley to be the judge of this issue. i think it's way prema

army private bradley manning is facing a possible court-martial. he's suspected of giving state secrets to wikileaks. but when i spoke with assange earlier today, he denied that he had had any contact with manning >> our technology means we don't know who is submitting us material. the name "bradley manning" was first heard by us when we read an article about his arrest in "wired" magazine. >> couric: mr. assange, so neither you nor wikileaks provided by any thys to private... technical assistance to private manning before he exfill traited this information? >> well, i assume that is correct. remember, we've never heard the name of bradley manning before. but it's interesting you're raising that particular question because it's something that appears to be coming out of attempts to conflate media activities with espionage. that's a serious business. no doubt some prosecutors are seeking to gain a fair bit of fame and reputation by taking us on, but they're going to lose. >> couric: can you explain, mr. assange, to people who may not understand your

nbc's mike taibbi now on the case of bradley manning. >> reporter: in grammar school bradley manning was the undersized sax player in the band and a straight a student. >> he made people feel a little stupid because he used big words. >> reporter: now he's the alleged source at the heart of the wikileaks firestorm. he delivered classified videos and documents made public by wikileaks. manning was arrested after he contacted a notorious computer hacker. after hearing his story, he turned him in. >> that was the most difficult decision that i've ever made. >> reporter: he said manning sought him out because of his reputation as an accomplished computer hacker. manning complained he was never noticed and regularly ignored and abused and said he became the wikileaks source because serving in iraq he was actively involved in something he was completely against. he contacted army counterintelligence when he became convinced he was in it for attention and it would put lives at risk. >> i regret i had no other choice going forward. i wish that bradley manning had talked to me when i was plan

manning or whoever it was did this and we don't know for sure what bradley manning how did this happen this is supposed to be the most powerful most adept well funded but if you're a system in the world how did it happen. well first thing it's a it's a sting operation it didn't happen the way it said it has all the earmarks of one went out for an average person there was no level employee he was able to get access to a classified system that he just had just brought audio to take it and give it to someone that's almost a joke and cybersecurity world because that's exactly what you do to test the system but maybe you've got to have some credibility that it's a real thing and so it's almost as though it was a plot to do exactly this who benefits in that scenario stop or calm does they just got a huge funding they were having trouble getting it on its feet. and so now they've got a huge fund they've got a huge contract for handing out a conference i mentioned we're going to say admitted that it can't secure networks was a was a business conference to contractors who want contracts to help

. >> rose: how did he and bradley manning come together? if bradley manning is the person. >> i don't know the answer to that. >> rose: did you ask him? >> i did ask him. >> rose: and what did he say? >> again, it's one of the interesting sort of hypocrisies of julian assange. he said, well, i believe in keeping sources secret. >> rose: so i believe in having secrets? >> i believe in having secrets. one of the questions i asked him is there a time which secrets are useful or necessary in diplomacy for journalism and he said yes. we're a secret-keeping organization in a sense that we protect our sources. so i had asked him both how the leaks from p.f.c. manning came about and i asked him whether, in fact, all of the recent leaks this dump from the state department and the ones months ago from iran and iraq was that they all came from p.f.c. manning and he said "i can't answer that, we protect our sources." >> rose: do we know whether p.f.c. manning has spoken on this issue? >> he's in custody. i believe he's even in solitary confinement. tha

he leaked higher classified documents than bradley manning. so if you look at shooting the messenger, the phenomenon. that's exactly what happens in almost all of these cases. it's the same old thing. >> is there any important distinction to be made between wikileaks and what is sort of collectively ascribed journalism, particularly considering that either kind of thing is often accused of essentially treason when it gets too close to the truth by one of the relevant governments? >> well, again, if you go back to the pentagon papers, you will see 19 newspapers defying the president's orders at this time, nixon, who actually tried to shut down the newspapers for publishing classified information. our supreme court said, no, that's the first amendment right. i see all the time thats there information, even in today's "new york times," there's classified information that was leaked. and so i really don't see a distinction that matters between mainstream media and what weeks is doing. >> yeah, if we issued licenses, that would be one thing, but we

. >> i do not support making a hero out of badly manning. i do not -- bradley manning. i do not know who was harmed by these wikileaks. >> he did an act of conscious and a heroic thing and should be thanked for it. >> the resolution will be going before the berkeley city council next tuesday. >>> the number of mountain lion sightings this year is way up compared to last year. there have been 35 sightings this year, more than double the amount in 2009. they all overlap with large tracts in the foothills. they say the spike in sightings doesn't necessarily mean they are more big cats warming around. many turned out to be bobcats, dogs, and house cats. >>> hundreds of students are shivering in their classrooms. coming up, how one districts money-saving solution has turned into a teeth chattering problem. >>> a video tribute to commemorate the anniversary of the death of john lennon. >> and it's a people lined up in san francisco this morning to get some help at the homeless connect event. there is now in events twice a month supported by businesses, volunteers, and organiz

he claims not to know bradley manning the army intelligence analyst who is allegedly behind the leak. >> i had never heard of the name bradley manning before it was published in the press. >> reporter: he said he never encouraged manning to send him documents and compared himself to a reporter looking for information. >> the press has a job to expose the public to the truth. >> reporter: he insists the documents release has had a positive impact. >> it is a step forward not running behind each other's backs. >> reporter: he will have to follow a curfew and wear an electronic tag. abc2 news suffolk england. >>> look at this bold car theft caught on tape. the thief simply pulled up behind 1987 blue tempo and pushed it down the block. they later checked it to a tow truck dolly on the back of the truck. they caught the car theft on a home security system and are hoping it will help police catch the brazen criminals. >>> 6 maryland schools are getting very high honors. bel-air elementary and mt. washington elementary have all been named as maryland blue ribbon schools of excellence. they a

and fiewnlly,-- finally, is bradley manning being held on inhumane conditions by the u.s. military? we will talk to 7 experts coming up. greg? >> thank you, andy. >> i made up a lot of that stuff. >> don't worry, i wasn't listening. >> actually all of it. >> i appreciate your demise. >> i apologize for nothing. >>> let's welcome our guest. remy spencer. she is so bright three wise men follow her at christmas. and the gossip queen on logo tv. she is so sharp her tongue won a gold in olympic jumping. and congratulations, bill. >> thank you. >> and sitting next to me, country music singer legend larry gatlin. if country music was drool i would wake up every morning with him on my face. and "new york times" cory spawn -- cory spawn department, good to see you, pinch. >> and it is a new book examining the econographing. thomas freeman carries it around as well. and a baby diaper. not a man one, a baby diaper. barely covers a thing. that's the original latin for the word. i'm quite the word today. >> nicely done. >>> when it comes to finding rockers who care, the president is living on a

irresponsible in a sense for wikileaks to call the people to donate money for the bradley manning defense and not deliver. >> reporter: at the same time, wikileaks is raising money for assange's defense fund. he's facing charges of rape in sweden. a case, he say, is meant to silence him and wikileaks. >> i don't think that is justifiable. and this is why i did suggest that he would step aside. >> reporter: instead, she and the others have quit wikileaks and are working to start their own rival website. a spokesperson tonight said they welcome the new website. george? >> brian, thank you. >>> the flag is flying at half staff today at the state department as tributes to richard holbrooke pour in from around the world. holbrooke died last night at 69. and if a diplomat can dive with his boots on, holbrooke did it. as martha raddatz reports, his final recowords, a plea for pea. >> reporter: where he brokered a peace accord, to perhaps the most difficult job of all, as special envoy for afghanistan and pakistan. >> i thank you for your confidence in offering me this daunting assignment. >> rep

. >> the proposed resolution would honor private bradley manning for leaking sensitive information and causing an international embarrassment for the u.s. >> i'm urging you not to vote for this resolution to call this trader, bradley manning a hero. if he has done what he's accused of doing, he has endangered his fellow troops is manning is in a military jail facing a 52-year prison sentence for posting documents posted online by wikileaks founding julianna assange. the majority are not top secret but one of the most crucial leeks is this u.s. helicopter killing in afghanistan. it exposes a government coverup and sheds light on war crimes and corruption. >> the state department would like us to believe he's unleashed danger to our troops but they haven't pointed to a single person harmed by these releases. >> a retired army general paul mun rue who lives in berkeley says it's a matter of honor. >> we take an oath against foreign domestics. most of us take that seriously. >> i'm allen wong, abc 7 news. >> it's 4:35 and it's up to oracle ceo larry ellison and his racing team to decide if

simon perez in berkeley where the city wants to honor bradley manning. >> reporter: this isn't the first time berkeley has had a lot of attention focused ton based on the opinion some people here have for the military. how should we consider somebody who leaks thousands of classified documents from the military? should that person be a pariah or a hero? >> he is a hero. >> reporter: bob is on the peace and justice commission the majority of which thinks u.s. private bradley manning should be exalted for leaking classified military documents to the website wikileaks. among the documents brought to light a video given the name collateral murder by critics. it shows americans bombing civilians and soldiers laughing about it. >> just as the pentagon papers told people what they had a right to know about the war in vietnam things that have come out including klatt rat murder show americans committing war crimes and nobody is prosecuting the war criminals. >> reporter: pacifists pull no punches in their criticism of the military. >> based on the chronic continuation of war crimes, three best t

manning is in military custody. now, he faces 52 years in prison if convicted. meanwhile, the berkeley peace and justice commission wants him to be known as a hero. now, that's provoking debate here on the streets and it's all because of one man. >> nothing surprises me coming from berkeley. >> one of the most liberal cities in the country is at it again, stirring the controversial pot of public opinion. >> blowing the whistle or war crimes is not a crime. >> it's all thanks to an anti-war activist, bob meola, who drafted a resolution to support and free private first class bradley manning and proclaim him a hero. the 22-year-old from oklahoma is in solitary confinement as the prime suspect accused of leaking classified military documents and a video to wikileaks, known as collateral murder, showing an army helicopter attack in baghdad in which 11 civilians were killed. >> if it turns out that he did what he's accused of, that we should honor him, recognize him as an american hero. >> i don't support making a hero o

bradley manning is not accused of having harmed anybody. even if you believe that he is the leaker, even the pentagon says that there's not a single person who has been killed or even physically harmed as a result of these leaks. so, i think the standard will establish certainly among democrats and republicans that detainee abuse is wrong even when it comes to foreign terrorists, yet alone an american citizen who is a member of the military. i think reaction, some democrats who are write , but, by and large, i think people have been consistent and have said no matter what you think about bradley manning or the wikileaks disclosures, we ought to be abiding by western justice and how we detain certainly our own citizens and really every human being. >> just literally this second got the statement that we got from the pentagon. so, let me read it to you. in part, they say that your postings are inaccurate and marine corps base quantico has provided mr. greenwald the correct information. i assume there has been some back and forth between you a

. >> they would honor bradley manning for leaking sensitive information and causing an international embarassment to the u.s. >> i am urging you not to vote for this resolution to call this traitor, bradley n making -- manning a hero. >> if he has done what he is accused of doing, he has endangered his fellow troops. >> manning is a military jail facing a 52-year prison sentence for illegally downloading 92,000 sensitive documents that were posted on-line by wikileaks founder julian assange. >> martin luther king, junior and jesus christ himself was persecuted for the truth he told. this man is in that tradition. >> the majority of documents are not top secret, but one of the most crucial leaks is this video of a u.s. helicopter attacking and killing 11 civilians in afghanistan. berkeley's peace and justice commission which drafted the resolution says it exposes a government cover up and sheds line on corruption. >> they want us to believe they unleashed a danger to our troops, but yet they haven't presented to a single person. >> the retired army general paul monroe who lives in ber

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they are considering a resolution to declare army private first class bradley manning a hero. manning is accused of providing the classified military documents to the wikileaks website. the berkeley city council by the way meets at 7:00 tonight. >>> a possible furlough has prosecutors in contra costa county worried about public say. the board of supervisors is expected to approve mandatory furlough as part of a new contract. deputy district attorneys would have to take 12 unpaid days off in the next six months. the attorneys say they are already understaffed and the furloughs would pose a public risk. >> we are the type of workforce that if you reduce our staff and the number of people on the job, public safety potentially could suffer in a serious way. >> the attorneys say that already, they have a backlog of more than 100 homicide cases. >>> san jose could be california's biggest city with a ban on plastic bags. the council will vote today. store customers would have to bring their own reusable bags or pay for paper bags. if that is approved, the ordinance would take effect

army prate bradley manning is expected of leaking the classified information. he is being held in this area in a military jail. >>> redskins preparations f their matchup with the cowboys. the team had to practice at an off site indoor facility because of a snowstorm. redskins are hoping ts sunday's game goes well against the cowboys at fedex field. they beat their dreade rivals in thrilling fashion. both teams's playoff hopes have all but faded but don't tell them this game doesn't mean anything. >> there's still a rivalry there. we want to beat them and they want to beat us. it doesn't change anything. still cboys. we still the redskins to them. e're still going to go out and it's going to be a battle, you know? it's going to be physical. hopefully we'll come out on top. >> kickoff set for 1:00 p.m. tonyromo has reason to be happy. he is now engaged. he proposed to his girlfriend sports reporter candice crawford while she was celebrating her 24th birthy yesterday. she is a former miss missouri. no wedding date has been set. he has not played ftball since break

. >> pentagon officials believe the 23-year-old private bradley manning is giving classified documents to wikileaks. manning has not admitted to being the source of the leak. the army intelligence enlisted pack was stationed in baghdad. he's charged with illegally downloaded classified documents. >>> former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel could in the hot seat this afternoon. he testified for 12 hours yesterday. more than twdozen complained he has not lived in the city for a full year, which a candidate must to to be eligible. he did not forfeit by going to work in washington for two years. >>> once known for act delic excellence, dunbar was dpinch a windowless fa sass in the 1970s. but that's about to change. it will be built on the original dunbar site. the new glass wall building the house 1200 udents, 500 more than it can currently hold and shows the district's commitment to giving d.c. studen a state-of-the-art education. >> we wantur students and our teachers to be able to go to schools that are state-of-the-art. it sends a tremendous message to our students and our famil

army private bradley manning a hero. he's being held in a military bringing in virginia on charges that he leaked to wikileaks this video. you've seen it before. of innocent people killed in a u.s. helicopter attack in baghdad in 2007. to many people this is where wikileaks made its name. he's also the suspected source of a huge stack of iraq and afghan war documents and possibly even the state department cables still dribble out. what's this got to do with berkeley? it's not just a place on the map but a state of mind, very liberal state of mind. dan simon can tell us what some there think about pfc manning and then talk to barbara starr at the pentagon. let's find out first from dan. >> hi, ali. we keep it interesting in the bay area. we ban happy meals and now the berkeley city council looking at maybe calling this guy a hero. basically what happened is the peace and justice commission -- this is a commission in berkeley. they like to look at international issues. they don't just deal with local issues. they have a hi

resolution to call this trader bradley manning a hero. he has -- if he has done what he's accused of doing, he has endangered his fellow troops. >> jesus christ himself was persecuted for the truth that he told. this man is in that tradition. >> berkeley peace peace and justice drafted the resolution saying who leaked the information needs to be thanked by the american people. >> up to larry ellison and his race being team to decide if they want to hold the cup along the san francisco bay. yesterday they unanimously supported the bid for the world famous race in 2013. mayor knew some calls for it along the waterfront. they breer fire department staging the race south of the bay bridge. italy is also be considered. a decision is expected by the end of the month. federal investigators say they found no evidence of corrosion in a gas main that exploded in september. they claimed the 30 inch pipe was seamless meaning it had no well. but inspectors with the national transportation safety board says it's riddled with wells. it will take several

manning a hero. manning is jailed for providing classified military documents to the wikileaks website. >>> tough time for people who find themselves out of work. what the experts say you should avoid when writing that resume'. >>> and paper or plastic? no longer an option in a bay area city. the vote today on a ban in san jose. >>> from the cbs 5 weather center in san francisco, monitoring the rain -- heavy rain that's now falling in the eastern portion of the bay area, heading right there for livermore into brentwood. santa clara valley heavy rain there, too. now, when the rain will leave and when the next storm rolls in. your pinpoint forecast as eyewitness news continues right here on cbs 5. experience? if your resume says you do, you might want to make some changes. on the >>> are you motivated, results- oriented, extensive experience? if your resume' says you do you might want to change that. on the consumerwatch, julie watts with the top 10 most overused resume' buzz words you should get rid o

. >> i never heard the name bradley manning until i saw it in the media and that is right because in the end that is the only way which sources can be guaranteed that they are protected, if even the journalists don't know who they are, but we do see that he is embroiled through these allegations, that he is somehow involved in this, but we don't know whether that's true or not, but we think we should do our part to help anyone who has been embroiled unfairly in our publishing activities. >> assange says wikileaks has offered $50,000 to manning's legal defense fund, but just last week the bradley manning support network said that funds promised in july still hadn't come through. it hasn't been proven that manning leaked anything to anybody. >>> now to other developments we're following for you. a massachusetts jury has ordered tobacco company lorillard to pay $152 million in all to the estate to a woman who died from smoking. this was the first case to tackle the company's alleged marketing tactics of the '50s and '60s handing out free cigarettes to children outside housing projects.

you know, julian assange may be out on bail, but not bradley manning. he is held under maximum security conditions we are learned. he has basic comforts and he is in a cell by himself but not in solitary confinement, and he is within speaking range of other detainees at this brig. what are some of the conditions that he is held in? the pentagon tells us now, it includes that he gets one hour of television a day. he can correspond or visit with those on the approved list and he is allowed to talk to other detainees and he has one-hour of supervised recreation or exercise, and he has adequate bedding. one of the questions that had been raised in some blogs is that he was held without blankets, sheets or pillow, and the mail tear silitary says he adequate bedding, but it cannot be shredded or ripped apart for his own protection, of course. suzan suzanne. >> thank you for giving us an update on that story. the wikileaks is giving details of the swedish crimes against julian assange. they are asking why the lawyers have not been shown evidence, but he is the

the resolution would demand private first class bradley manning be freed from a bringing in virginia and he be declared a hero. it would thank him for what it calls his courage in bringing the truth to the american people. manning faces 52 years in prison if he's convicted through wikileaks. >> a federal judge today delayed the trial of roger clemens until july. he was scheduled to go on trial in april on charges he lied to congressional investigation about using performance-enhancing drugs. the judge granted the delay to allow attorneys to review 54,000 pages of evidence and allow the defense to interview expert witnesses. clemens retired in 2007 with seven sy young awards, the most in major league history. his 654 wins rank him 9th on the all-time lift. >> we have li at the falcon 9. >> a few hours ago a private company launched the falcon 9 rocket at the space center. space x is carrying a castle named dragon which was placed in orbit and it did and bring it back to earth. that has splashed safely landing in the pacific. it is the first reentry from orbit by a private company. nas

private bradley manning is accused of giving wikileaks a quarter million secret u.s. embassy cables. the council decided it wants to wait and see what happens with manning' trial. if convicted of all charges, manning faces 52 years in prison. >>> it is 5:12 now. oakland gets serious about keeping the as. a step forward in a bid for a new stadium. >> the trash talk is over. how arlington's mayor is making good on his world series losing wager. >> and it's an easy drive along the peninsula but right now chp is working two separate accidents in san jose. we'll center details coming up. -- we'll have details coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] now everyone can explore the world from home. at&t is making high speed internet more affordable than ever at only $14.95 a month. one-year price guarantee. >>> good morning. out the door, we have fog down to a half mile visibility in napa. we are also fog at the bay and the coast. plenty of high clouds, lots of cloudy conditions and temperatures ranging this morning from the lower 50s to the lower 40s. for this afternoon,

the city council is considering a resolution that would declare private first class bradley manning a hero. he is suspected of leaking classified information to wikileaks. the a authority of resolution calls manage -- the author of the resolution calls manning a patriot. >> things that have come out including collateral murder show americans committing war crimes and nobody is prosecuting the war criminals. >> these things weaken america's position and it makes america look weak to people who are not necessarily open to negotiations. they think in terms of strength and weakness. >> a city commission has already approved the resolution. the city council will vote on it tuesday. >>> it is 5:39. the murder of a top hollywood publicist was the result of a random robbery. that is the conclusion by police in beverly hills where ronnie chase zen was shot to death in her car last month shortly after appearing at an event for the film burlesque. he committed suicide as police closed in on him last week. composer hans zimmer who just got a star on the hollywood walk of fame dedicated the star t

is investigating a complaint that bradley manning, the army private suspected of giving documents to wikileaks has been mistreated in custody. a claim he spends 23 hours a day alone in a cell and the conditions he's being kept in amount to torture. the pentagon denies mistreating him. >>> according to u.s. times, america has allowed american companies to do billions of dollars worth of business with iran in support of state terrorism. the report says over the last decade, the treasury department granted nearly 10,000 documents to u.s. firms. the law behind the licenses says agricultural and humanitarian aid is an exemption. it was written so broadly, it allows for questionable items including cigarettes, gum and hot sauce. >>> in china, construction workers found a cellar full of 800-year-old chinese coins possibly at the site of an ancient bank. no word on their value. >>> and while in china, there may be excitement over these coins for a new coin in england it's a different story. critics say one featuring prince william and fiancee kate middleton looks nothing like that. still, th

army priflt bradley manning is expected of leaking the classified information and is currently in a military jail>>> assange is under house arrest in london after being released on jail. he is staying at a friend's home after fighting extradition. the wikileaks founder posted a $316,000 bond and thanked his supporters after prosecutors lost an appeal to keep hi in prison. >>> well, a heads-up the next time you drive-through falls church. be sure to stop at red lights or you could be ticketed. red light cameras will begin this weekend. cherry street and one at annan detail road. . >>> by now even if you're not a capitals fan you may have heard the coach use salty language. >> something is not [ bleep ] going right. it's not [ bleep ] working the last ten days. [ bleep ] get your heads out of your [ bleep ] and make it work. >> i's hard to hear what he's even trying to say with all the bleeps. it was all part of hbo's 24/7 coverage of the capitals before the classic. coach boudreaux said he is not changing his language even r his mother. mother boudreauxaid she was not too pleased with her son

i mean, it appears pretty clear that the american government believes that this private first class bradley manning who has been arrested under military charges for earlier wikileaks that this came from his computer. he is being prosecuted under military law. and of course, the question's been raised how can a private see this? this stuff was in secret. secret isn't really the best stuff. it has to be top secret. there's no top secret stuff here. can we stop it? probably not. there are three million people who can geter private document and prosecuting them is very difficult. >> and someone's got top find them first. fazz there wasn't enough on their plate, the administration got a huge shock today when they learned that jobless rate has leaked to 9.8%. this in a week when congress failed to improve jobless benefits in -- and a much anticipated tax extension deal failed to pass. is this about lame duck? >> i think it's lame duck politics and timing with respect to the tax cut deal. and i -- we had a very pessimistic talk with yogi. yes, there is partisan trash talking. yes, you had the chic

the council behind the resolution says private bradley manning is a patriot who deserves a middle. >>> a city council votes today on banning plastic bags. store customers would have to bring their own reusable bags or pay for paper. if the ordinance is approved it would take effect in january of 2012. >>> 6:21. police are looking for the grinch who stole christmas decoration from candy cane lane in alameda. neighbors say thieves stole several items on friday night and then the same thing happened again on saturday. people in the neighborhood say it's disappointing to have their hard work stolen. >> i think it's just an isolated incident. it just takes one idiot. >> four homes have been hit. christmas tree lane is a tradition in alameda for more than 60 years. >>> coming up, the king of pop is back. sort of. >> sort of. >> the new album hitting stores today. and how california is trying to get a piece of the action. >>> plus, twitter attacked by berries? the sneaky way spammers hiked the account. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. we have a new spinout in oakland northbound 880 appro