leopold was sentenced to 60 days in jail. half of that was found on house arrest. he was also fined and given house arrest. >> leopold was convicted of two counts of misconduct, which included direct his police force to. >>> as christie ileto explains, next time you fly, you may not be waiting in long security lines. >> reporter: follow the signs. and you'll see the newest, largest security checkpoint at bwi. tuesday, nine lanes opened for passengers near concourse c, giving access to 40 gates and three concourses. >> as you can see, there's no traffic at all. they have a new checkpoint here that is much better to get through. >> do people get out through security a lot easier and smoother? >> it does. it's much smoother as far as resources. it's larger. >> before this, it was smaller. and lines were longer. >> more confusion. and more congestion. >> reporter: along with this, the airport has put in these new moving sidewalks. that way, if you're in concourse a, you won't have to go out of security and then go back throughecutor to get through concourse c. >> you h

economy from hedge funds to what's happening with the stock act our special guest les leopold will give us the big picture on the u.s. economy. it's monday april fifteenth four pm in washington d.c. i make a lopez and you are watching r t well we begin this hour with breaking news out of boston there's been some type of explosions at the finishing line of the boston marathon news of the blast started appearing on twitter just before three this afternoon then numerous photos from those in the area started appearing online w b z a local t.v. station in boston said numerous people have been taken from the scene on stretchers as well as in wheelchairs many of them having lost their limbs fox news is reporting that the three people have been killed so far but we caution you those numbers could change witnesses have said there were two explosions just a few seconds apart the explosions happened about three hours after the winner of the marathon had crossed the finishing line but they're still runners on the course so just a quick recap there's been some type of explosions in the boston area a

bay prison prevails for more on why this group wants to revoke that prize i was joined earlier by leopold you're a member and former president of that are ins for peace. millions of people across the world were dumbfounded when he was given the prize only months after he took office and. you know president carter stated that he thought that president obama had been given the prize in anticipation of what he might do or promised to do in the future but you know during the time that president obama's been in office he certainly disapprove been any promise of being a peace president i see so we have you know we actually have a clip of president obama accepting this prize in two thousand and nine and this clip you know essentially displays that we're going to take you to that now it's just a thought of him explaining you know exactly what's happening so. civil war that speaks to our highest aspirations. for. the hardship of our world. we are prisoners of. our actions matter. and can bend history direction of justice. and you know i would be remiss if i did not acknowledge the considerable con

they have resorted to force feeding detainees through feeding tubes for more of the strike jason leopold lead investigator investigative reporter for truthout joins us now welcome there jason so i laid off want to start with asking you all what we know about the prisoners health conditions. well what we know is is what is coming from their attorneys that the their health is rapidly deteriorating their sugar levels are very low some of them are trying to or taking spoonfuls of honey to keep their sugar levels up but the this secrecy surrounding everything pertaining to guantanamo continues so it's very difficult to get a real accurate picture from certainly from the government about what is happening i mean there's a clear dispute between what the government says is happening and what the prisoners are telling their attorneys that pertains to health it also pertains to the number of prisoners that are actually engaged in the hunger strike now in order to starve yourself for so long you have to be pretty desperate what do we know jason about how we got to this point to this point that the

jason leopold lead investigative reporter truth out. still out here on r t of the new wave of manufacturing maybe three d. printing these machines have even entered the mainstream a look at printing the future when we return. the same story doesn't make it news new song no poppy says the new tough question. well maybe the future of manufacturing three d. printing allows consumers to make anything they want from jewelry to shoes to guns it once seemed like futuristic technology that those on the fringe paid attention to but now it looks like three d. printing has gone mainstream parties marina poor and i has more. from the state of the union. we're no workers are mastering the three d. printing has the potential to revolutionize the way we make almost everything to a store in soho new york. three d. printing technology has officially gone mainstream the demand is much greater than our supply right now and we're actually ramping up and expanding rapidly to. this three d. printing company maker bot opened its first retail store last year i

other words security through obscurity now to talk about this i was joined earlier by author les leopold he wrote the book currently and he just wrote the book about is now on the shelves called how to make a million dollars an hour and i asked him what's the point of the stock act if we aren't really reaping the benefits of the law well the point is public relations the point is to try to make it seem as if disclosing without disclosing ok so what does it do any more does it do anything other than bolster the reputation and it's hard to argue that it does that even isn't it well we don't disclose it we can't get our hands on it but you know what's really behind this is a much more serious problem. people are supposed to go into public life in order to serve they don't they're not supposed to go into public life in order to make a ton of money so when you think about there's no reason for them to have these complex financial portfolios to be nothing to hide to begin with so i think this is a you know they want to they want to make money you know what's the point left of having it as havi

remember been any declaration of war we has a violation i think certainly we thank you so that is leopold your board member and past president of veterans for peace thank you. well still ahead here on our t.v. economic turndown has left many americans in dire straits that doesn't seem to be the problem for the rich who have gotten rich sure when we return a glimpse of the gap between the rich and the poor. looking for every dollar that's in the field that while we won't find it here if you're looking for relevant stories unique perspective on top of what's going on and are. talking about the same story doesn't make it news new song no puff pieces mean tough questions. elope attentional a deadly blizzard taking aim for the northeast it's expected to hit starting in a few hours from new york to made we have team coverage of the storm. that we're watching is the very heavy snow moving into boston properly or today it was very sticky you can see it start to become much more cowdery down to the line there's still a lot of snow out here a good place for snowball fight. piece and it is going to

in fact, i mentioned justin leopold in an article that i suspect the administration is setting up guantanamo the closure because if you look at the chain of fiascoes that have happened there the most recent being last week when it was discovered 500,000 documents--defense documents had disappeared. the government had access to defense information. you know, in the past you had the secret microphones hidden in the rooms where they met with the accused. you had the c.i.a. cutting off sound in the trial. and then in the mist of the sequester cutting the budget, and he says he needs an extra quarter of a billion dollars to renovate guantanamo. i think this chain of events, and you add in bin laden's son-in-law being taken to trial in federal federal court, i they they're setting it up so that there won't be a lot of opposition. >> cenk: let's hope that is the case. the indefinite detention and the horrible situation in guantanamo continues, and here's one thing we know for sure. when dick cheney said they were the worse of the worse, he was clearly lying. let's find out what they actually did pu

. >> they're coming off as lobe and leopold here. two brothers who are completely isolated morally and emotionally from those around them. i go back to my question, maybe it's too naive, but how do you kill a whole bunch of people, blow their legs off with abandon, with a sort of zip in your step as we see in these tapes, then go back to the university dorm where you hung out, university of mass at dartmouth and hang out with your buds who are of the same crowd of the people you just destroyed? where's the hatred in all that that's consistent? >> right, well, the hatred appears to be coming from the al qaeda-inspired videos they were apparently watching. "inspire" magazine. the brother's apparently growing radicalization and his anger over u.s. involvement overseas. you heard some reporting by mike isikoff about the outbursts in the community mosque up there and that there were some signals. but clearly nothing that, you know, rose to the level of law enforcement or to his relatives. at least that's so far what we're hearing. not the

. >> next on booktv, les leopold talks about the hidden world of hedge funds and hedge fund managersand argues they are bad for our economy. this is about an hour of

>> next on booktv, les leopold talks about the hidden world of hedge funds and hedge fund managers and argues they are bad for our economy. this is about an hour of time. [applause] >> thank you for having me here. thank you to c-span for coming and i want to tell you you have a heck of a deed here. i've known mike is imagine for a long, long time and he taught me a great deal about writing. the thing he taught that was most and if you've got to put passion in your writing. you can't just be a boring person. you've got to let it rip. he actually does that. i could tell you one thing that blew my mind. he once wrote a book review about this philosopher, hey go, who if you think i'm going to push you to save companies should reading hagel. this book review ended with a passionate love same between something that scott hickel wrote about. so if you can write with passion and turn it philosophers try words into a bloodstained come you can write with passion. so i've never forgotten that. we are dealing with tonight, let me see if i can get it going here. why write a book like this? why wri

david leopold. he admits he has not read the entire immigration bill. his opening statement makes that clear. this atrociouso, immigration bill. we welcome your comments and tweets. >> always evolving. for the financial services sector, most recently we had the denial of service which is a way of flooding a network with information requests that cause a slow down or stoppage of service. cyber criminals are after money. >> there have been attacks on the system and have been well- publicized. it is confidential information. you cannot want people to know how the air traffic control system works. it is difficult to explain air traffic control and a soundbite. , but sot -- every day far the major attacks we have had have been on a customer information system or things of that nature. they have not been attacks that keep me up at night which are the ones that would do damage to our infrastructure. >> protecting critical u.s. infrastructure from cyber attacks, tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> congress is back in session this week. the senate dabbled in