you also asked about the two point three trillion dollars missing from the pentagon that he announced on the day before nine eleven of course was forgot about completely after the event when you get on multiple aid missions to gaza after leaving office i mean a boat that you're on actually got and you ended up in an israeli jail why is this sort of radical action necessary. i'm glad you're almost the question in the way that you posed it it is necessary. kerry because the situation has come so far so i'm hinged that ever in the every day affairs of a us government now we cannot assume that the bill of rights of quizes to us we can that's why it was so important for me to participate in the liberty fest that recently took place in atlanta because this idea this cherished notion of liberty is literally at risk and. well george bush pinned everything all of the rolling of the war machine was because of september eleventh and then after george w. bush broke obama says that you know we have to kill people all over the planet because of september eleventh and so if we don't get to really. t

ongoing the pentagon insists they're absolutely necessary. to come here and look at a part of the u.s. to tubman to live by its own rules the republic of texas is next. the movie world war z z being for zombie which stars brad pitt as one hundred seventy five million dollar budget has been recalled by paramount executives not because this is probably yet another stupid violent zombie movie but because the chinese might get offended according to the wrap dot com china was supposed to take the blame for starting the evil zombie apocalypse this time but china becoming the largest foreign market for american movies made artistic integrity fly out the window to protect the bottom dollar as is tradition and hollywood this is not the first time that there has been pro-choice and he censorship in hollywood the remake of red dawn which was originally a cold war era minstrel show against russians was supposed to show a chinese invasion of america this time however they have changed it to north koreans who can't even defeat the us military in south korea let alone at an away game in the usa the

pentagon the courser for instance us a research platform for this and a seven and a half ton six we can read it is quite an extraordinary piece of technology they also have a project which is called developed an autonomous submarine that can go over submarines that cynthia's to testing and then the planes in there as well it's not negative robots that kind of would fold over in a bottle and this is being launched in london how big a road c.-k. have to play in comparison to say the u.s. instead leading the way with this well we've got to be a systems is on their second one we've got the something cold with us that's going to be tested. this year destry a spent a year and a half behind development but that's an affiliate homocentric continental combat aircraft but when it comes to fully autonomous weapons we're not there yet but there is all getting through the ban say that the more time this allows the possum the moment a this cloud into developing this type of technology a place three miles from find. all its reality. london and up next to the untold stories of the militants in the news

tank or a tank. i mean the developments or the the dark of us the research wing of the pentagon has got the pressure for instance as a research form for this and the seven and a half six we read is quite short piece of technology they also have a project which is called developed on the thomas submarine and on the other submarines but these two this thing and then the koreans and there is well it's not robots kind of would fall over in a bottle and this is being launched in london how big a road c.-k. have to play in comparison to say the u.s. instead leading the way with this well we've got be a systems is on their second one we've got the something called which run this is going to be tested. this year destry a spin a year and a half behind development but that's an affiliate on the center continental combat air but when it comes to fully autonomous weapons we're not there yet but there is arguing for the ban say that the more time this allowed to pass and the more money this ploughed into developing this type of technology the place we march from science fiction towards reality.

developments are the the darpa thus the research wing of the pentagon has got the question for instance as a research platform for this and a seven and a half ton six we've probably read it's quite extraordinary piece of technology they also have a project which is called developed an autonomous submarine and over submarines that's two testing and then there's some there as well it's not robots kind of would fall over in a bottle and this is being launched in london how big a road c.-k. have to play in comparison to say the u.s. and leading the way with this well we've got to be a systems is on their second one we've got to something called which is going to be tested. this year industry of spent a year and a half behind development but that's a fully autonomous intercontinental combat aircraft but when it comes to fully autonomous weapons we're not there yet but they. say that the more time this allowed to pass and the more money this play. add into developing this type of technology a closely mugs from fine fiction for its reality. london . and up next abby martin delves into the boston

research wing of the pentagon the crusher for instance us a research platform for this and a seven and a half ton six we can reduce quite extraordinary piece of technology they also have a project which is called developed an autonomous submarine that can hummed over submarines that's b.s. to this thing and then the planes in there as well it's not robots kind of would fall over in a bottle and this is being launched in london how big a road c.-k. have to play in comparison say the u.s. instead leading the way with this well we've got be a systems is on their second one we've got the something cold which is going to be tested. this year distributes but a year and a half behind development but that's fully a thomas intercontinental combat aircraft but when it comes to fully autonomous weapons we're not there yet but they. say that the more time this allows the possum the more money this planet into developing this type of technology the place we must find. the world's reality. say. i now have some more news making headlines around the world this hour five people have been killed and one p

the pentagon who visited guantanamo last week came back and said that he predicted the ongoing strike would lead to death so a long time muslim advisor at guantanamo who goes by the name zack who goes only by his first name for security reasons he said quote there will be more than one death and then he added that the detainee called wanted to die out of hunger and thirst behind covered camors end of quote and the question many now ask is what if someone really dies in this hunger strike will it change something in washington i'm going to. still to come rising violence in iraq the country's suffering of its bloodiest chapters since u.s. troops pulled out with ethnic clashes in bombings leaving more than one hundred dead more on that after this short break stay with us. the international in the very heart of moscow. nineteen minutes past the hour now the mother of the two boston marathon bombing suspects claims she's seen video proving her son tamar line was still alive after being detained police had earlier said that the oldest brother was run over by his younger sibling who w

pentagon who visited guantanamo last week came back and said that he predicted the ongoing strike would lead to death so a long time muslim advisor ed. on top of my name zack was only by his first name for security reasons he said quote there will be more than one death and then he added that the detainees called wanted to die otto hunger and thirst behind covered cameras and followed and the question many now ask is what if someone really dies in this hunger strike will it change something in washington i'm going to. bring in your in-depth coverage of the developing crisis agung tanabe as you can always have told website home for a full timeline of the vote step and in the meantime coming out here on all scene just a couple of minutes we'll look at the brothers believed to be behind the boston bombings and the way that trade in the global media after the break. the international airport in the very heart of moscow. watching r.t. live from moscow great to have you with us millions of russians are waiting to see their leader of faith some tough questions posed by the public in his annual

change the status quo at this point an advisor for the pentagon who put it kuantan in the last week came back and said that he predicted the outing strike would lead to death so a long time muslim advisor at guantanamo who goes by the name is. zack who goes only by his first name for security reasons he said quote there will be more than one death and then he added that the detainee called wanted to die of hunger and thirst behind cover camera and of quote and the question many now ask is what if someone really dies in this hunger strike will it change something in washington i'm going to check him. on the course for bringing your in-depth coverage of the developing crisis had gone time of day and you can always head to website dot com for a full timeline of the events that and in the meantime coming up here on our team just a couple of minutes look at the brothers believed to be behind the boston bombings and the airport trade in the global media do stay with us for the back after the break. the international airport in the very heart of moscow. this is also you coming here live fr

pentagon visited guantanamo last week came back and said that he predicted gun going strike would lead to death so a long time muslim advisor at guantanamo who goes by the name zack who goes only by his first name for security reasons he said quote there will be more than one death and then he added that the. detainees called wanted to die out of hunger and thirst behind covered cameras and of court and the best of many now ask is what if someone really dies in this hunger strike will it change something in washington i'm going to check them. still to come rising violence in iraq the country suffering one of its bloodiest chapters in the u.s. troops left with ethnic clashes and bombings even more than one hundred dead one this after a short break. the international in the very heart of moscow. mother of the two boston marathon bombing suspects claims she's seen video proving her son tamra one was still alive after being detained but instead the eldest brother was run over by his younger sibling who was making his getaway artie's barton has more. in this press conference the mother and fat

pentagon story ramped up online surveillance or perhaps the most honest in this recent revelation though you know it's a vocal about the dangers implication of such but how soon when the worst of the bill is going to be practiced entirely in secret but i guess that's the obama administration's m.o. violate our rights first hot either violations of the law second. amidst a last week's barrage of violence and trapping all eyes were on them one such story from the associated press is official twitter account one o seven pm on april twenty third twenty following the story news breaking explosions in the white house and brought obama is injured cult thousands of real and some of them in. minutes later the report was false when he. had been hacked and it quickly redaction the story but not quickly enough for the sake of checking this out. top suddenly plummeted in just two minutes of the tweet crowd just as quickly as news to bunt this reveals just how integrated social media has become with the iconic trends so joining me now to discuss the story and more financial news is parry and br

for those for your request we wouldn't even know about the extent of the pentagon already ramped up on line surveillance with none the wiser what's perhaps the most ironic in this recent revelation. you know even so vocal about the dangers implication of cispa passing when the worst of the bill has already been practiced entirely in secret but i guess that's the obama administration's imo violate our rights first codified those violations into law second. amidst last week's barrage of violence and tragedy all eyes are on the media for breaking news one such story from the associated press is official twitter account one o seven pm on april twenty third tweeted the following disturbing news said bricky two explosions in the white house and brock obama is injured while thousands of retreats instantly followed only find out minutes later that the report was completely false and he revealed that their account had been hacked in the quick redact of the story but not quickly enough for the economy to take a hit check this out the dow jones which was up suddenly plummeted within just two m

doing it. well i think that they're trying to the wire the white house and the pentagon are trying very hard to retain their strategic domination in afghanistan they see afghanistan as strategically key they want to bring down the number of troops but they want to find a way to have afghans do the fighting against the forces that have resisted the occupation there and so they've poured this money and they have tried to buy military commanders local governors and military commanders of all different kinds and you can see that this is this is not succeeding this isn't and this is the way of occupation all hours of the general afghan public think about this the general left afghan public that aren't on the receiving end of some of this money well i think that there's great anger about this and the fact that as i mentioned before even some were telling the statistics in the country virtually every other indices of power is among the worst in the entire world despite the fact that really what will end up to be over a trillion dollars will be spent by the united states on the war and the

mean there's a whole division at the pentagon that was set up just to liaise with hollywood movies to give them access to the technology and it's all you know it's all kind of . you know it's it's celebration of of sort of war and warriors and you know i don't i don't know anyone in that community in the special ops community or the cia that things anything highly of zero dark thirty which is interesting but the raid itself i mean we know that there was this dog that was you know belgian malinois and we know what kind of guns they supposedly had and we know sort of everything that's been leaked we know very little about the thousands of other raids that happened that year in afghanistan or elsewhere around the world who were the targets of those rates who were who was being killed almost everything john brennan said in the aftermath of the killing of osama bin laden turned out to be false as you point out he didn't use his wife as a human shield he wasn't reaching for a gun this was the killing of an unarmed man in the middle of the night who had just been sleeping in his bed and you

pentagon, pentagon force protection agency, saying we have temporarily increased security presence at the metro transit center at the pentagon out of an abundance of caution and not based on any specific threat. we're also getting a statement in from the washington, d.c., police department saying the police chief will be holding a briefing, a news conference, 6:00 p.m. eastern to discuss what happened in boston and what's happening in washington, d.c., where again out of an abundance of caution they've increased security in d.c., in the greater metropolitan area. they've done the same thing in new york city as well. tom fuentes, former assistant director of the fbi and cnn contributor is here with us. you hear the police chief in boston, tom, say -- and the governor suggest people should just go home, stay home, don't go on the street. that's pretty scary, even when you hear that kind of talk, although i totally understand why they're saying it. >> oh, i think for now they want to reduce the number of people that could be suspicious just walking around. other people are going to see p

photos or videos that may help the investigation. our pentagon correspondent chris lawrence is joining us now. chris, what can investigators learn from the images of these two bombings? >> yeah, wolf, you've got to remember that people had been taking pictures and shooting video of that finish line for hours before that explosion. so any one shot, any one frame could hold the clue to help investigators break this case open. every angle of these explosions has the potential to tell us what happened. the runner were right there, but many of them just kept on running to the finish line. >> right. the runners seemed to have been shielded by all the individuals who were standing around the device. >> reporter: michael bowshard said the bombs were likely placed on the ground or two to three feet above it. but there's no windows blown out. and no crater. and that tells bowshard this was not a high-intensity bomb to destroy buildings. >> with a low-grade explosives and small amount of explosives, you won't really see a crater. >> reporter: but all of that power suggests something was u

pentagon correspondent barbara starr is getting new information on what's going on behind the scenes over at the pentagon. what are you learning? >> reporter: well, we've all seen the talk game changer, red line. the president has avoided specifics about what all of that means, but questions now about how much longer he may be able to actually avoid spelling it out. cnn has learned the pentagon is intensifying planning for potential military action against syria's chemical weapons facilities since a march 19th attack in aleppo appeared to show bashir al assad's troops using chemical weapons against civilians. there was classified intelligence about as many as three separate attacks. >> the use of chemical weapons would be a game changer rncht president obama says if it's proven assad's troops attacked with chemical agents the threat has escalated. >> and that means there are some options we might not otherwise exercise that we would strongly consider. >> reporter: a senior u.s. official tells cnn defense secretary chuck hagel wants detailed military options he can hand to the preside

foreman, thanks for that explanation. our own pentagon correspondent, chris lawrence, went over the videos of this season with a former atf assistant director michael bouchard. >> can they take that video from the second scene and start to build the case backwards to photos like these? >> yes. what the investigators will do will look at the cameras an hour and a half, two hours before the bomb blasts to see who was in the area at the time. checking it every 15, 20 minutes. if they see the same person in the same pictures, it's not likely they were there to watch someone else finish the race. >> can we tell pretty much where that first bomb was plant? >> yes, in this picture between the light pole and the building, you can see how heavily concentrated the people are. so if someone left a backpack or duffel bag on the ground, people wouldn't really notice it. >> is there any way the bomb could have been placed on the curb? >> it's highly unlikely the bomb was placed on the curb. because when the bomb went off, this were runners who were going by at the same time. and they were uninjured. it

intelligence on what might have led them to this point is on, significantly on. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr has been investigating. what are you learning, barbara? >> reporter: did the men have extremist connections to chechnya? vladimir putin is calling for, quote, contact between russian and american investigators. their uncle told cnn he believes others must have influenced tamerlan. >> who are mentors of all of it. and how possibly could he get involved and do this harm to innocent people. >> reporter: senior u.s. officials tell cnn so far there's no solid evidence of a direct link between the brothers and international terrorist groups, but the u.s. is assembling a web of information about their movement and who they communicated with. it starts back in 2011. the fbi was asked then by russia to check out tamerlan tsarnaev because that country thought he was a follower of radical islam and a strong believer and that he had changed drastically. the fbi interviewed him and checked its databases, but found no evidence of communication with radical groups. the ot

. israel's defense minister said the red line hasn't been tested yet. the pentagon is assessing those reports but reiterated the use of those weapons would be entirely unacceptable. >>> airline passengers are beginning to feel the forced budget cuts. we're seeing a surge in flight delays as air traffic controllers take forced unpaid time off. furloughs kicked in sunday for nearly 50,000 employees. the faa is required to cut $637 million from its budget by the end of september. >>> and at least another inch of rain is expected today in parts of an already flood-ravaged midwest. at least six rivers in northern illinois have surged to record levels and thousands of residents have been displaced. the governor declared 44 counties disaster areas. missouri's governor has also declared a state of emergency. >>> and some momentary shock today after this a.p. tweet was posted, claiming, quote, two explosions in the white house and barack obama is injured. it turns out that the a.p. account was hacked and the erroneous tweet was taken down minutes later. the dow plunged more than 100 points on

technology is pitting highly trained canines against manmade bomb detectors. our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr, takes a closer look. >> reporter: wolf, some new advances are coming in bomb detection technology that experts hope will keep everyone safe. [ explosion ] >> reporter: from the boston marathon to u.s. troops on patrol in afghanistan, in the life and death challenge to detect bombs. it's a debate over dog versus machine in the search for the best solutions. oak ridge national laboratory is focusing on technology. this bunch of boxes and computer screens is actually a prototype for detecting explosives. >> so what the sensor does is that it combines infrared sources with optics and an infrared detector. >> reporter: simply put, lasers shoot out. the target here, a suitcase, reflects certain colors. advanced computers analyze the colors. and within seconds, detect explosives. this has two critical advantages. the laser finds small amounts of explosives nearly a football field away. and it can be put on a truck, moving, scanning the crowd like i the marathon. >> you need a