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their idea, carcinoma -- commercializing hypersonic travel.t could fly overseas for a business meeting and be home by dinner. this didn't work with the concorde, what you think it will work now? >> it is many decades later and we have been working on hypersonic technology for 60 years now. we started out the extra team that led us to the space shuttle which was successful. in the past, we have been flying hypersonic engines and developing technology and doing a lot of work in design. we have a lot of very powerful compute computers today. we bring all that together, the propulsion technology, the materials and simulation and design, we think that in maybe 20 years or so we will be able to design a hypersonic airliner. >> just how fast are we talking? >> mach five. attends the speed of sound. but in terms you might be able to understand, that is one mile per second. 3600 miles per hour. it is very fast. next what would this technology mean for me or for an average passenger? >> it is really saving time. what is the value of speed? today we fly

[laughter] marillyn: you know, we are working on hypersonics, and hypersonics would be something overach 5. we are doing work on that technology, and it is important technology, so that's probably all i am going to say about it. david: ok. [applause] david: all right. ok. let's talk a moment about artificial intelligence. presumably that will be very important for defense contractors as it is for other companies. marillyn: it is an important area we are investing in. we think our customers are looking for solutions to use that technology. but in artificial intelligence, you can think about -- we are working on a helicopter that will be unmanned. so that is an opportunity. david: an unmanned helicopter? marillyn: an unmanned helicopter. we have other unmanned vehicles that we have that we will use autonomy and artificial intelligence for the actual flying. david: what is the price for the unmanned? [laughter] david: that sounds pretty novel. marillyn: but even in the cockpit of our aircraft, they are using artificial intelligence by fusing information in such a way that the pilot doesn

featuring some of the most powerful weapon in the world officially operation video released over the hypersonic systems. just off the one pm here in moscow you're watching t.v. international busy day for news that's the. u.k. media reporting that investigators have identified those behind the poisoning of double agent. and his daughter this year a source with knowledge of the probe told press association investigators believe they have a suspect it's perpetrators behind the attack on the script. joining us here. to take us through what's been revealed so far. you know all this has allegedly come from a source close to the police investigation into the original poisoning in souls of the script. back in march and this anonymous source told the press association that investigators are apparently closing in on the suspected perpetrators of that original attack they've apparently been scanning c.c.t.v. images and they've crossed checked this with rec cords of people that were coming in and out of the country at the time because the bomb shell here really is that they are sure apparently the suspects

with a video released of lasers and hypersonic systems in action. headlines for this hour on live from moscow this of course is on to you to national welcome to your news. u.s. court has refused bail to russian citizen maria after she pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy to act as a kremlin agent prosecutors released court papers relating to her case the documents claim that it was in contact with the russian intelligence officials and the she offered to sex in exchange for a job at a u.s. special interests organization. twenty nine year old has appeared in federal court and entered a plea of not guilty contesting the charges against her and she's been denied bail so she will remain in federal custody pending trial documents presented by the federal prosecutors have a lot of really unclear words in them for example it says appears to have ties to russian intelligence services they believe they said that was in contact with officials believed to be russian intelligence operatives furthermore they stated that they have a handwritten note that s

the most powerful weaponry in the world enters into operation have been released of lasers and hypersonic systems in action. thanks for joining us live on r.t. international. today welcome to the program. u.k. media reporting that investigators have identified those behind the poisoning of double agent. distorter you earlier this year the source with knowledge of the probe told press association investigators believe they have identified the suspected perpetrators behind the attack on the script. so let's go live now to. the big development here in the investigation at least according to this unnamed source what exactly has been revealed so far. well yeah this all comes from one source close to the police investigation into the original script poisoning back in march and this anonymous source has told the press association that investigators are closing in on the suspected perpetrators of the attack apparently they've been examining c.c.t.v. footage and they've cross checked it with the red cords of people who had come in to and left the country around the time of the attack against the s

[laughter] marillyn: you know, we are working on hypersonics, and hypersonics would be something over we are doing work on that technology, and it is important technology, so that's probably all i am going to say about it. [applause] david: ok. all right. ok. let's talk a moment about artificial intelligence. presumably that will be very important for defense contractors as it is for other companies. marillyn: it is an important area we are investing in. we think our customers are looking for solutions to use that technology. but in artificial intelligence, you can think about -- we are working on a helicopter that will be unmanned. so that is an opportunity. david: an unmanned helicopter? marillyn: unmanned helicopter. we have other unmanned vehicles that we have, that we will use autonomy and artificial intelligence for the actual flying. david: what is the price for the unmanned? [laughter] david: that sounds pretty novel. marillyn: but even in the cockpit of our aircraft, they are using artificial intelligence by fusing information in such a way that the pilot doesn't have to -- t

[laughter] marillyn: you know, we are working on hypersonics, and hypersonics would be something over we are doing work on that technology, and it is important technology, so that's probably all i am going to say about it. [applause] david: ok. all right. ok. let's talk a moment about artificial intelligence. presumably that will be very important for defense contractors as it is for other companies. marillyn: it is an important area we are investing in. we think our customers are looking for solutions to use that technology. but in artificial intelligence, you can think about -- we are working on a helicopter that will be unmanned. so that is an opportunity. david: an unmanned helicopter? marillyn: unmanned helicopter. we have other unmanned vehicles that we have, that we will use autonomy and artificial intelligence for the actual flying. david: what is the price for the unmanned? [laughter] david: that sounds pretty novel. marillyn: but even in the cockpit of our aircraft, they are using artificial intelligence by fusing information in such a way that the pilot doesn't have to -- t

the most powerful weaponry in the world enters into operation with video released of lasers and hypersonic systems. thanks for joining us live in r.t. international. today great to have you with us on the program. was u.k. media are reporting that investigators have identified those behind the poisoning of. daughter. this is all allegedly come from a source close to the police investigation into the original attack against the script powells back in march and this source has spoken to the press association they're the ones reporting it and they've said that investigators are apparently closing in on the suspected perpetrators of the attack and the police have allegedly been looking at c.c.t.v. footage and they've been examining it and also looking at records of people who had ended and left the country around the time of the attack against the script piles in march because the bomb shell really in all these reports is that these suspects are allegedly russian it is important to note that these are unconfirmed reports as yet so far it's just come from this one article by the press associati

we're investing in this to as we are in the hypersonic missile category.ot quite sure where it is. we reached out to the pentagon for comment, they declined comment at this time. but back in march when putin rolled these out, secretary of defense jim mattis said nothing new here, we are aware of all these potential systems, not clear how operational they are, but we're tracking it, watching it closely. >> i am sure they are. thank you very much. >>> the department of veteran affairs making changes, it is done to consolidate power among trump loyalists. "the washington post" reporter on the story joins me live. the first meeting with the doctor at ctca went really well. his goal was remission. i started taking a drug based on the genomic testing. it has been three plus years. my longest remission to date. learn more at cancercenter.com. almost 250 years ago, two lanterns were hung here to warn of the incoming attack on america. today we have to acknowledge what our president won't: our democracy is under attack again. donald trump praises vladimir putin and

the alleged spying concerns hypersonic missiles, which fly at more than five times the speed of sound been catching a lot of attention. police sprayed tear gas to break up a protest by farmers. some went over the cyclists who had to wash their eyes to get rid of it. the race was briefly halted. having negotiated their way through barricades of hay bales the teams eventually got underway again. the united states has announced a $12 billion emergency aid package to help american farmers hurt by president trump's escalating trade war. farmers will either receive direct payments, or be able to sell excess produce to the government. mr trump's tariffs on steel, aluminium and billions of dollars of chinese goods have sparked swift retaliation against key us farm products such as soy and pork. the us agriculture secretary, sonny perdue, told reporters that american farmers could not be bullied to force the us to cave in. well for more on this, lets cross to our business reporter paul blake, who is standing by in new york. paul, who stands to benefit the most from this aid package? this goes

kindle or dagger and russian is a hypersonic missile and it's fast really fast flies at three kilometers a second and deafening tries to shoot it down it dodges to maneuvering flying in an unpredictable trajectory weld first by the way the u.s. plans to test its own analog next year. saddam out this is the over killed bought a new nuclear i.c.b.m. that carries get this twenty nuclear warheads the real a slow is its range which is practically unlimited where past nuclear missiles had to use the shortest flight path and fly through ed defenses this thing can literally fly to the south pole and back up to hit that stargate from behind. if for whatever reason you don't feel like flying through and. there's adam god that's designed to literally ram its way through enemy anti missile defenses with speed first it's lifted into space then its engines turn on and it enters the atmosphere at knock twenty that's roughly seven kilometers a second. poseidon the greek god of this she may be gone but he's got a no less terrifying successor a nuclear powered paedo that travels so deep and so fast it's i

the united states are busy developing new more accurate faster and more reliable delivery systems hypersonic weapons possibly weapons in space and so the race is moving in the direction of more accurate delivery systems rather than making more nuclear bombs and mr jacob who's involved in the arms race is just the countries that have nuclear weapons now or are we looking at more countries. no i think i think it is not only the united states in war in iraq there is today even more countries like india pakistan and china in order to for example the indians are going to think what is or will be but is to decide to fence technology the chinese and indians are going to be at these technologies and pakistanis are on well on their way to developing that it can nuclear weapons and you know so that up to this tit for tat. reactions to what happens in between already in the autumn or in august and so i think i think to be fair or all the countries in the region. in the nuclear arms which is which to my mind is going to be stabilizing all of these things to be most of us patrick so all the countries tha

last week, russia also showing off new missile technology, and including a hypersonic missile that itrding to the kremlin. this after the president was discussing with vladimir putin to decrease arms in helsinki, and point that was reiterated. >> russia and the united states and the whole world has a stake in that of not starting a arms ra race. >> reporter: but while russia is interested in preventing the arms race, they clearly want to the show america and the allies that their forces are stronger and more advanced than at any time since the cold war. are fred pleitgen, c nshnn, rus >> an american woman waited 36 years to find out the relationship with her birth mother, and she didn't know what happened to her and her mom on the day she was born. coming up, hugs, kisses and tears of joy when she meets her birth mother for the very first time. >>> first, nearly 1 in 4 rural american children grows up in poverty. actress jennifer garner has teamed up to make a difference. >> i have grown up as i have often told people one generation, and one holler removed from poverty. >> for more th

last week russia also showing off new missile technology, including a hypersonic missile the kremline systems. all this right after both president trump and vladimir putin discussed working together to prevent a new arms race at their recent summit in helsinki, a point putin reiterated this past week. >> translator: russia and the united states have a stake in that. the whole world has a stake in that. and not starting an arms race. >> reporter: but while russia may be interested in preventing an arms race, russia also clearly wants to show america and its allies that its forces are stronger and more advanced than at any time since the cold war. fred pleitgen, cnn, st. petersburg, russia. >>> still ahead in the newsroom, some first responders battling the raging carr fire in california are returning home to find that they themselves have become victims of this massive fire. i'll talk to a police chief who lost his home while trying to protect others, next. weather an overall #1 rated, weathers it all. find our most advanced formula exclusively at the home depot. ♪ ♪ keep it comin' lo

last week russia also showing off new missile technology, including a hypersonic missile the kremlinn beat american defense systems. all this right after both president trump and vladimir putin discussed working together to prevent a new arms race at the recent summit in helsinki. a point putin reiterated this past week. >> translator: russia and the united states have a stake in that. the whoeld world has a stake in that. and not starting an arms race. >> reporter: but while russia may be interested in preventing an arms race russia also clea y ly wants to show america and its allies that its forces are stronger and more advanced than at any time since the cold war. fred pleitgen, cnn, st. petersburg, russia. >>> coming up, the idecade explosion. from the launch of the ipod to the rise of facebook. we look back at the tech ideas that revolutionized the 21st century. a preview of tonight's brand new episode of the 2000s is next. my car smells good. it's these new fresh-fx car air fresheners from armor all. each scent can create a different mood in my car. like tranquil skies. armor a

videos of several new strategic weapons including nuclear powered missile with unlimited range and hypersonic air-to-ground missiles. few numbers for you, bret, the mueller probe so far has led to 32 indictments, 25 of those people russian nationals. i can also tell you, this criminal charges by the way more specifically, one of the defendants is paul manafort, the former campaign chair for the president. he'll be on trial wednesday in virginia, bret. >> bret: kevin corke live on the north lawn. thank you. the pentagon is planning to send $200 million in nonlethal military aid to ukraine. the hardware includes secure communications, military mobility, night vision, and medical equipment not immediately clear when that delivery will happen. pentagon officials says the move has been in for months not tied to the summit buy russia would oppose. a graduate of berkeley high school in california who reportedly told authorities he wanted to help isis kill 10,000 people in the san francisco bay area is now facing federal charges. 23-year-old amir al gagy pleading to the providing material support or

hypersonic weapons are weapons that operate at five times the speed of sound.it's still in experimental stage. we're working on it, but we're behind china and russia. they're both ahead of us at this time. the triad, the nuclear triad, it's a modernization program, and we have over the obama years didn't do anything in that. consequently during those years, china and russia both passed us up. long-range artillery. artillery is measured by the rapid fire and by the range, and right now in both cases of rapid fire and range, china and russia are all ahead of us. the national defense strategy identified these vulnerabilities but it's our responsibility to take that strategy and turn it into policy, and that's exactly what we're doing. this year's ndaa does that. we're investing in training, maintenance and modernization, restoring our qualitative and quantative advantage around the world. i say restoring, not achieving, because we lost it. the chairman of our joint chiefs of staff back in the, i think it was in the fifth year of the obama administration said we we