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Financier, who the folks who organized this have a bone to pick with. so they are here outside the building that houses the president's headquarters and soon these folks will be persuaded, the word they used to go west and away from the building. yesterday, when police tried to "persuade" people away from michigan, there was a tussle and 45 emended up being arrested. police think this is a much more peaceful group than yesterday. >>shepard: steve brown not middle of chicago, thank you. and also at the nato summit five are facing terrorism-related charges, and these two men, quite a sight, land...

You are sleep deprived. dehydrated. you did not have a lot of oxygen in your brain and poor decisions can be made and those lead to accidents and often to death as we see if this case. >>trace: the deadliest day was in 1986 when eight died and that was chronicled in "into thin air." >>shepard: they all carry oxygen, right? >>trace: but limits amount. that last mile before the summit can take 12, 13, maybe 14 hours, and they are moving at 100 yards per hour. these are often and of the best chillers in the world, and they are trying to make the snap decisions on the my and that's difficult to do...

To a massive music downloading fine and the recording industry sued this guy right here from rhode island for illegally downloading, get this, 30 songs and sharing them on the internet. 30. neither. among the sinks were "pink" and eminem song and the jury ordered the guy to pay the music label more than ... $600,000 for down ling 30 songs. he asked the supreme court to review the case but, today, the high court denied it so he pays. $600,000. watch your downloads. the tallest mountain has claimed more victims now. a handful of climbers dead on mount everest and another is missing. this is $100...

We are made to feel they are doing something and what they are doing is trampling on our liberty. >>judge napolitano: correct, picking the weakest and talking them into thinking they are breaking the law. no harm. no bomb. no one harmed. people locked up because of words articulated if front of a federal agent but had case is worse, the feds themselves said there is no case. we are washing our hands to it and left it to the locals. >>shepard: and looked them up rather than a bond higher than a murder suspect. >>judge napolitano: $5 million in cash. normally you buy an insurance policy for $5 m...

Think there is a case here. but the chicago folks want to make a case out of it because they want to make an example out of the kids to deter other people from expressing their political opinions in the streets. that is why it was so quiet when steve brown was showing the tape of them marching through the streets because people are afraid to demonstrate. they were locked up and held on $5 million bail, more bail required than for murdering someone. all because they were picked by the feds to infiltrate and then the feds left the scene. >>shepard: how do we is stories like this, two or three ti...