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and a pentagon line. for a multi-billion dollar overhaul is critics say the promised closure of the scandal ridden facility seems ever more unlikely. hello this is r t thanks for choosing us it's eleven pm now moscow time first of all america's chief diplomat threatening russia and china with consequences for what she sees as siding with the regime in syria hillary clinton was speaking at the paris conference of the syrian rebels key supporters more on this now from artie's people all over. well you heard it vitriolic address from u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton directing a threat towards russia and china saying that they would have to pay a price for what she sees as their support of the assad government you know this wasn't the only thing that hillary clinton not to say she was he said that russian helicopters were being used to kill civilians on the ground in syria now if we look closer at this there are some really inconsistency between where we were a week ago following the conference in genev

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but again that's that's that's a way to spin it it's not exactly true while there's always a way if the pentagon does anything well it's definitely spin jason thanks so much for joining us tonight thank you. guys a time for the short break but when we come back our keys and your blade we'll talk tech to me and our regular update of related news to find out what sophia champion lamar smith is that you now why fi has to do with cockroaches this. wealthy british.

detainees in secret prisons or drugged with mind altering substances a pentagon report has revealed prisoners were interrogated a while i'm. sure rather putting their evidence into question and that's to go to journalists jason leopard was one of those who requested the release of these operations and he says the u.s. was just looking to get confessions no matter whether they were true or force. one thing that's very important to point out here is that these drugs these psychoactive. anti-psychotic medications that were given to these detainees and those detainees were interrogated while they were on those medications the government report the pentagon watchdog report says that it could produce unreliable information in the d.c. circuit. the system that's set up there now is that everything that detainees says into haiti is in their hey be a score of his case is presumed to be true so the burden falls upon the detainees to prove that it's not true in the case of one detainees that we identified in the report he confessed to his interrogator that he was a member of al qaida and we also know th

a pentagon official says removing the military gear from that region will cost billions of donna--ande difficult than last year's departure from iraq. >> mark: university of california students mate-- may experience an increase. they may have to raise tuition as much as 20% in january if the november ballot failed. under that scenario tuition could rise about $2,500. school officials say if the measure does not have to use the funding will be cut by $250 million and you see universities will have to consider those tuition hikes. >> darya: there is a new study and researchers say even though smoking could cause you to gain weight they find that in the year after quitting people gain to about 8 11 lbs. that is higher than the weight than most people say they tolerate. a found 37 percent of participants and the steady gain <--less than that. 16 percent of the people actually lost weight. researchers stressed that this should not undermine the health benefits of quitting smoking. >> mark: we will be right back as the kron4 morning news continues we have a live look at wall street waiting

power and territory from rival groups both sides are using heavy weapons including vehicles from a pentagon official michael maloof says he's not surprised. i think it was expected you've got so many tribes out there and so many elements that are looking for power for themselves and i think part of the problem is because of the lack of. support from folks from the united states and elsewhere who just basically bomb the place in the market they're not really trying to help to pull together any kind of coalition and i think given the fact that there's been no governance in that country for all these years i think it's going to be much more difficult to achieve and i think you're going to have more and more of that as you go along and weapons of course are continuing to flow to these various groups and i think you're going to. basically anarky outside the capital. a new way is being driven between moscow and washington this week as u.s. senators back sanctions against russian officials suspect super human rights abuses moscow says it's an interference in its internal affairs and has warned of

. >>> also, a notable first for the pentagon. a big change involving troops and gay pride parades. >>> and batman mania in full gear. the big premier for the latest flick. plus the unusual protest some saw high in the sky tonight. >>> and good evening. i'm jeff ranieri. the weather center numbers going up a little bit. we'll talk about this much hotter weekend coming up. that full seven-day forecast. here's a sneak peek of the south bay. by noon tomorrow, already upper 70s. >>> it is what every parent fears and it is right on tape. a man tries to snatch a 10-year-old girl from the streets of philadelphia. the surveillance footage shows the man approaching the girl from behind. she walk in the neighborhood with her 2-year-old brother. the man puts his hand over her mouth and tries to carry her away. but the girl fights back and manages to free herself while her brother lets out a blood curdling scream. tonight, parents in philadelphia are breathing a little easier. two days after that attempted kidnapping, police have arrested this

a year before it collapsed. i went to the l.a. times and covered the pentagon. i worked for a small newspaper wire service in washington, a great job. it folded and i went to the baltimore sun. they laid me off when they were closing the washington bureau. i went to aol, a little website called "politics daily." the net merged with the huffington post, i went to the huffington post. that was a year and a half ago. >> you are in 1988. >> here is the los angeles times from thursday. the lead story by jack nelson, bureau chief. effort launched to oust cia chief. have you seen this? >> i sure have. there is a growing sense in the intelligence community that we may have thrown the baby out with the bathwater, as we went to the iran-contra affair, when covert operations were exposed that had gone very much awry and out of control. intelligence professionals insist, and i think with some justification, that a country like the united states house to be able to do things in the international arena without acknowledging them. >> there you are. >> there you are. >> i do not

>> is there a great irony from the pentagon point* debut a and ground combat. in reality they have in fighting 10 years. >>host: is there a typical experience for american women soldiers? >> but it did very win depending on who they were serving with. the most common story i heard what is one out of 10 or the troops but not necessarily a deployed together. sometimes they were even alone or the only one serving with 60 men. that isolation can lead to a lot of problems and i did hear a great deal more than i expected. >> fad is a common theme? >> who is this on the cover? >> of career sergeant. and insurgent first-class and also served in honduras with a long career behind her and was enthusiastic and then i iraq was a whole different experience. purvey because of the experience but also the nature of the war itself that she was lourdes turn against. that is not typical but i heard that more was the criticism based on what they saw on the ground unlike in the arm chairs. >>host: professor how did you find the five women that you focus on? >> i found through veter

they have far fewer people particularly in the obama administration with a pentagon our defense background recall that bill clinton's last defense secretary was a republican and sure enough when obama took office, he appointed as his defense secretary robert gates, bush's final defense secretary and then a couple of the other leading job as in the obama administration went to the career military people, general jones who was the national security adviser, dennis blair who was in charge of the intelligence for the top jobs in his attic ministration. so you have a democratic president but without the same kind of colewort the republicans represented and the democrats over the years since vietnam have been struggling with issues precisely the ones the republicans took for granted. in america force for and the world and is it everything that the united states does over these sees and at the grassroots of the party you get the debates about whether the use of the force is ever justified. so i tend to think of the obama administration when it took office in 2009 as confronting what i call the le

megyn:megyn: new reaction to a pentagon report on iran's military capabilities. that iran is making strides in virtually all weapons categories including nuclear and with foreign assistants rogue nation may be able to test a ballistic missile capable of striking american soil within the next three years. top american lawmakers are criticizing president obama saying he has not done enough to deal with the threat from iran. now joining us is ambassador john bolton. this an unclassified report prepared in april. it gives the congressional committees scene overview of where iran stands. now it's been leaked to the media. in your words it's not good. >> well, i think the thing that's surprising many people on the hill is that after years of downplaying iran's missile progress, this report is much more pessimistic. but honestly i think the earlier reports were misleading. i think iran has been make steady progress in terms of extending the range of its missiles, extending its accuracy and work on what is critical from our point of view, mating the nuclear warheads with

bill: also there is a new pentagon policy sparking a war of words in washington.makers say the new policy is harmful to our national security. details on that only moments away. martha: some lawmakers are fuming over a new pentagon policy to limit reports to no more than ten pages. it's a move to be more cost effective, but congressman buck mckeon who's a member of the armed services committee has blasted that decision. he calls it, quote, outrageous. >> we have an obligation, constitutional obligation, to provide oversight to make sure that our young men and women and those who are fighting around the world, to protect our interests and those of our allies. and if we can't do our job, we can't do our job if the department does not give us adequate information so that we can prepare and do the things that we're required to do. martha: so the pentagon issued a statement defending their policy saying that there are exceptions and that the guidance does not in any way seek to restrict information that's provided to congress. bill: as you can imagine, there is new fal

showing no signs of letting up we were speaking to a former pentagon official a bit earlier in the program on r.t. and he was saying that the whether you like it or not at the end of the day the more international support in syria the more it will become a basis for flourishing extremism if i may for just a moment what about the average syrian the average syrian who is getting artillery shells falling on his or her head do you think they care what the so-called international community is getting up to in geneva. i think this is this is the sad part because i think there's a lot of people in syria want a genuine transition to have. a real meaningful dialogue between everybody in syria but they don't want the interference of american and the west and the persian gulf country we have to look at the fact every time the west and the arab persian gulf countries and. we still see a civil war taking place look at the situation and libya because the alliance to france and other western countries turkey qatar involved the process of killing still continue even after he is gone what they want to syri

gigantes de san francisco que nos parezca levantados por debajo de las estrellas enviaba a la pentagonalcardenales de san luis. luis cruz, se volaba cerca, ya se han cerrado las puertas y el equipo de los dodgers se queda con victoria cinco carreras por tres. estado los deportes desregulan bonilla felizmente para todos. gracias miligramos al cremallera están acostumbrados a sufrir niebla y demás. >> así ello buscan erradicar el proceso a guillermo quiroz con el pronóstico del tiempo. >> gracias que algunas veces el mismo mes, emocionados de servicio de semana las temperaturas mantienen frescas en la línea costera, hacia el interior especialmente cercanos al valle, con esas entes ese conocido, el panorama es estable salvo en monzón. Ésas lluvias que se presentan por la tarde por la noche haya las zonas altas son las de montaña, debido esa humedad y altas temperaturas así que panorama para nosotros es más tranquilo, agradable por lo menos en este perfil, el de zedillo de semana como son las de otros momentos y de cinco san francisco, oakland también se mantiene con las minas ni se les vemo

the pentagon quite frankly is not a jobs program. even if it were, defense spending creates fewer jobs per billion dollars spent than investing in other sectors, education, health care, clean energy, or even tax cuts. the bloated pentagon budget has been immune from oversight and scrutiny for too long. we couldn't even pass my amendment yesterday calling for an audit of the pentagon. this really has resulted in unbalanced spending where nearly 60 cents of every discretionary dollar goes to the pentagon. if we are serious about addressing the deficit we must take reasonable steps to rein in pentagon spending. my amendment makes modest cuts to defense spending while protecting our active military personnel and retire yeses from misguiding -- and retirees from misguided efforts in spending by prohibiting the additional cuts from active duty and national guard accounts from the health program. not a single penny would come from active duty or national guard accounts or -- personnel accounts or from the health program. president truman sai

you see an obama administration looking at what a pentagon official talked about, about the warren act and the fact the noticed have to go out and they want to pick and choose which laws to adhere to. this is politically motivated coming from the administration and from the department of labor. >>eric: it sounds like they think they will get a deal before sequestration. are you as confident as they are? >>guest: well, i will tell you this. in the house of representatives we voted on a package that would keep off the sequestration for one year. it is sitting on the desk of harry reid. so we need to let the men and women in uniform who is holding off on action. the department of defense is only 19.7 percent of the overall budget of the united states of america. but we are trying to put 50 percent to 55 percent, a little more, of the budget cuts on the department of defense at a time when the world is more volatile active duty.er in the 22 years >>eric: talk about what the $600 million of defense cuts would mean to the military after spending 20-plus year career in the military. what does

was this a miscalculation on his part to even take the stage? >>> and the pentagon releases a report saying iran is dramatically upping the capability of some of its conventional weapons. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm tom foreman filling in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, fiddling in washington while bankruptcy burns across the nation. san bernardino, california, is the latest american town unable to pay its bills. the math is $46 million in debt. they've made drastic cuts in employees and services. and the city has only $150,000 in the bank. that's it. residents are coming unhinged saying, why wasn't this calamity headed off at the pass? >> what about two years ago when they took $10 million from the employees? what were they doing then? now the city is forced basically to file bankruptcy because they have this tremendous amount of debt over their head. >> in the last 14 days, two other towns near los angeles have gone into bankruptcy. other places across the country have done the same or tried to in idaho, alabama, pennsylvania, rhode island, do

mean you know happen i do apologize for interrupting you wrote a very good point as you say that i mean you used to work for the pentagon so you're suggesting that america wants to maintain a certain presence in certain areas but i doubt this will do much to quell those who do like to call the united states of america as the world's policeman with with military bases in over one hundred countries do you really think this is necessary . well you got to look at the areas that the united states is looking at right now. afghanistan from a geo strategic standpoint is going to remain very very important for a lot of reasons. on the one hand you have china on the other hand the united states is looking upon iran and afghanistan remains a good geo strategic location for what u.s. foreign policy they want to assert in that region. but iran is it's unfortunate the united states doesn't try to get along a little better with iran than it does because there are some other threats that are coming along the line and i think that iran plays a very important role you know you may remember there is another three we mentioned there are so

it when people say it's a one off and it happens every week it's a one off now it's a stomach lee too big to win pentagon unable arms manufacturer warner brothers culpable slaughter to boost box office. and then going back to the war in afghanistan and iraq story this is from a few weeks ago but it's relevant to this story where the auschwitz like conditions in a u.s. run hospital where actual afghan soldiers are starving to death they're just literally starving to death in the hospital auditor's billions missing from iraq reconstruction work after years of following the paper trail of fifty one billion dollars in u.s. taxpayer dollars provided to rebuild a broken iraq the u.s. government can say with certainty that too much was wasted but it can't say how much the precise amount lost to fraud and waste can never be known the report set so that's it can never be known we will never know how much crime was committed during this financial massacre how much was stolen during this financial massacre we can never audit the fed we can never know this information never no transparency no competition it's too bi

has a program gathering. pentagon mind montana mowbray out for a multimillion dollar overhaul its critics say the promise closure of the scandal ridden. seems ever more on likely. and russian lawmakers their view would drop the bill to name noncommercial groups funded from abroad as foreign agents a move opposition party say could be used to crack down on service. next to dark secrets of america's most infamous prison camp as we talk to a british lawyer who's been at the heart of some of the worst cases of abuse in guantanamo. today i'm joined by philip sands professor international or university college london and author of torture team and investigation into what's going on behind the closed doors of kuantan them obey mr fans thanks for speaking to r.t. so what torture techniques are interrogation techniques of actually being used at one time i well it's pretty well established now what what emerged they adopted in the autumn of two thousand and two in the u.s. department of defense a series of eighteen techniques o

there's some two bit dictator country in nowhere's ville that's not a win that is in fact a loss because the pentagon is too big to win so here we see a situation over and over across every single sector controlled by these monopolies and imperial powers whether it's the financial system whether it's the movie system the entertainment system whether it's a case of penn state. and you just did not reality and just put out propaganda and fake stories but i think that adds up to a zombie population running around naked eating people's faces off because they sense the truth they know somewhere that all of these are law and we keep on hearing lies and lies instead to protect these little of darks who have the contract to deliver the food to the soldiers but when we've been talking about the zombie apocalypse for a number of weeks all these bath salt inhaling flesh eating zombies attacking people in the street in america culminating in the aurora colorado batman massacre that was the ultimate walking zombie flesh eating attack with assault weapons and tear gas and armored swat jacket where so this again is

of america's notorious kuantan emoted tension facility in cuba has now set for a major renovation the pentagon is reportedly finalizing upgrades including undersea cables and state of the art military equipment that's despite pledges though by a bomber to close the prison which many see as a place to keep undesirables that can't be prosecuted the locked up the details for marty's going to church he can. forty million dollars will be spent to lay out this underwater fiber optic cable from south florida to cuba where the guantanamo bay prison camp is located the base commander said it only makes sense if we're going to be here for any period of time an infrastructure project like that may well suggest that the u.s. military is preparing for detentions and other operations at the guantanamo base for the long term when president obama was first running for office he pledged to shut down guantanamo in very strong terms in two thousand and nine he even signed an executive order to close it but not only did not shut it down but the u.s. is obviously renovating guantanamo in this case by improving com

are northbound with headlights from marching at a torom woodbridge the pentagon. the american legion. 13 minutes out of centreville to beltway on 66. nothing very complicated of rail. back to you. >> thank you. the state of virginia has issued a drought watch for the appomattox river basin in the south-central part of the state. the worst drought to group the decades is getting worse. it is showing no signs of letting up. two thirds of the is affected. 20% of the u.s. is now in the two worst states of drought. the drawn his lead to higher at the grocery store. a major u.s. city has created a man aisle. rob nelson explains. the ford recall now involves half million escape suv's. more than a dozen crashes are as one death. carmakers are preparing to meet tougher government standards on fuel economy. facebook shows revenue is up, are disappointing. users are shifting to mobile which cuts into revenue.ng and it affects how much gamers spend. there's a supermarket with and -- aisle.en they roamed the oceans and dangerous at times. >> but we are fascinated by them. shark

a check of traffic. >> if you're planning to head near the pentagon on the southbound side of 395 or southbound route 110 at 395, it looks like we have a deadly accident. i'll have information for you on that in my next report. you're watching 9news now. stay with us. + >>> good morning. we're back at 6:29. this is always the place to get your weather first. this is a live look at the white house this morning. 76 degrees there. pretty skyline in the background. >> good monk, mr. president because we know -- good morning, mr. president because we know you're watching. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm mike hydeck. >>> howard bernstein is on the weather terrace with the forecast for the president and all of us. >>> sticky out here. partly sunny conditions looking upstairs in northwest washington. we do have showers and storms well south of us. the day planner, well, it's going to be a seasonably warm day. now you're looking at our tower cam looking in order toward friendship heights. temperatures in the 70s in town. 80s by noon with a 5:00 p.m. temperature of 87. can't rule out a spotty shower this

well meantime a former pentagon official michael maloof says forcing regime change in syria will only open the door to a flow of extremists. unfortunately if the opposition is this. confused and and fractured and they try to attempt to get into office it's just going to be an open invitation for more extreme elements to take over and then what you have before you before you know it if assad were to leave voluntarily is a country that it becomes another base for extremists and i don't think that any country in the region really would welcome that and we're already beginning to see some spillover effect here in beirut where i am right now and i think that this is this problem has got to be resolved i don't see removing assad is the answer at this point he has been a balance for the most part he's got to defend the country and if people are shooting that government forces they have to defend themselves. and syria looks for ways to end the violence a revolutionary is spreading beyond the arab world later this hour on our t.v. explore the negative effects that foreign and military engageme