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This new development. he still faces involuntary manslaughter charges. the pentagon says army private bradley manning is their main suspect in the leak of about 91,000 secret documents on the war in afghanistan. an official says its believed manning accessed a classified computer system to download the reports, frsome 76,000 are post on wikileaks.org, leading to headlines around the world. crews are trying to recover the bodies of all 152 people who died in a plane crash near islamabad, paki...

Jacksons personal physician, conrad murray not included in this new development. he still faces involuntary manslaughter charges. the pentagon says bradley manning is the main suspect in 90,000 secret documents in the war on afghanistan. manning accessed a computer system to download the reports, some 76,000 posted on wikileaks. crews are trying to recover the bodies of 152 people who died in a plane crash in islamabad, pakistan. its not easy, up on the side of a hill. 10 or 12 federal dis...

Why would you have an alarm if youre not going to use it? >> seems kind of counterintuitive, right? so he went on to testify that it was inhibited. the sensors were inhibited. they were actually working, and they were actually relaying information to the computer system, but the flashing lights, that alarm sound never triggered. he also said the supervisors on the rig knew about it. >> what else can we find out? heres the good news, though. it appears the system, that thing is breaking up. its n...

And money owed to black farmers. and a former republican senator may be out to get michael steele. ill ask norm coleman if he is serious about a possible challenge for his partys top job. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." up first, a failed flaw aboard the deepwater horizon rig when it exploded and unleashed the worst oil disaster in u.s. history. were just now learning that an alarm system, get this, had intentionally been disabled for about a year before the april 20th blast ...

Naval exercises this weekend. the comments come after clinton blasted the north for sinking a ship from south korea earlier this year. >> cincinnati democrats are scrapping plans to pass the vote. >> we dont have a single republican to work with at this time in achieving this goal. for me its terribly disappointing, and its also very dangerous. >> ried is leaving the door open to bring out the legislation again this fall. brian. >> facebook is saying sorry to sarah palin for deleting an online p...

Reporting the deaths of four u.s. senators all went out to major newspapers. senate police are saying theres a high-tech computer system that will stop a future hoax in its tracks. more on that. this was not in place before? >> reporter: the senate has reportedly started using an e-mail validation system after news organizations received hoax e-mails, falsely announcing the deaths of four senators. roll call reports the sergeant at arms sent a memo, warning hoax e-mail messages spoofing senate s...

Tkrepbs -- behind der rapbs for the strategy here. jon: thanks, connor, reporting live from kabul. the u.s. military filing negligence charges against and intelligence analysts accused of leaking videos and documents to the website wikileaks. hes bradley e. manning. he now faces eight charges relating to the release of video from a 2007 air strike in iraq that killed 12 civilians outside baghdad, including two journalists. among the charges transferring classify data onto his personal computer a...

With california facing a $19 billion budget definite, governor schwarzenegger had a plan cut salaries of most state work to minimum wage. that made headlines everywhere friday but turns out that idea would cost millions of dollars. the states comptroller says the computer system that issues paychecks is too outdated to handle that change. officials say it would take months to update it at a major cost. so for now, at least, some 200,000 state workers are unsure how much theyll find in their next...

Arlington cemetery has 30,000 graves dating back hundreds of years. some have not been cared for properly, some they lost track of. the main problem is record keeping. other cemeteries have computer system to track the graves and to make sure nothing goes wrong like this. arlington cemetery relies on cards, microfisch and maps. some gravestones were thrown in the creek in the 1990s to shore up the creek. they were put out of service and replaced by new headstones, about it was considered disresp...

In your home. if they pursue cap-and-trade this would also allow them to say you used too much energy this month and you cant access the outlets in your home. >> glenn: maybe, maybe not, we dont know. thats what congress is looking into now. they asked alfred m. poller, the general counsel for the federal housing finance agency to explain why a mortgage company would need or want a pat -- patent like this. >> alfred wrote to me and said, "the device prevents unauthorized or unqualified personnel...