as a result of the work that other troops do earlier i was joined by ray mcgovern he's a former cia analyst who filled us in on the health effects of drone pilots these days you know this is a good sign and in my view the country is still. it's not completely automated which they're trying to do of course there's a wonderful cartoon of the sacramento bee here to two. soldiers sitting behind console's and one's got a american citizen is crosshairs and the other one is looking at him like this and the the one says. don't worry relax we just downloaded do precious software into the warhead. while it's coming i mean something like that is going so in my view that soldiers in air airman still have conscience which that's a good thing and of course as an infantry officer and prejudice against people who think they can win wars from the air when one of the interesting things to note in this research that was done is that these drone operators are affected so much more so than your normal pilots because they actually can stay there they can watch the target be destroyed versus pilots their job is t

washington she is a co-founder of code pink and author of drone warfare also in washington we have ray mcgovern he is a co-founder of veteran intelligence professionals for sanity and in dallas we crossed to christopher jencks he is director of the criminal justice clinic and assistant professor of law at s.m.u. deadman school of law all right folks cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want but if i go to you first in washington when i read orwell's one thousand nine hundred four i didn't see drones in it but i think he would have been happy if they had been. well i certainly agree with you there i think the potential of having these eyes in the sky twenty four seven spying on us could have the potential of turning the u.s. into a surveillance society that would change the nature of public life in this country ok chris in dallas what do you say to that. i think potential is the keyword there i think the prevalence of drones is only going to exponentially increase forecasts are that by the end of the decade there may be as many as fifty to sixty thousand unmanned aer

washington she is a co-founder of code pink and author of drone warfare also in washington we have ray mcgovern he is a co-founder of veteran intelligence professionals for sanity and in dallas we crossed to christopher jencks he is director of the criminal justice clinic and assistant professor of law at s m u deadman school of law all right folks in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want but if i go to you first in washington when i read orwell's one thousand nine hundred four i didn't see drones in it but i think he would have been happy if they had been. well i certainly agree with you there i think the potential of having these eyes in the sky twenty four seven spying on us could have the potential of turning the u.s. into a surveillance society that would change the nature of public life in this country ok chris in dallas what do you say to that. i think potential is the keyword there i think the prevalence of drones is only going to exponentially increase forecasts are that by the end of the decade there may be as many as fifty to sixty thousand unmanned aerial systems of var

washington she is the co-founder of code pink and author of drone warfare also in washington we have ray mcgovern he is a co-founder of veteran intelligence professionals for sanity and in dallas we cross to christopher jencks he is director of the criminal justice clinic and assistant professor of law at s m u dedman school of law or at folks crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want but if i go to you first in washington when i read orwell's one thousand nine hundred four i didn't see drones in it but i think he would have been happy if they had been well i certainly agree with you there i think the potential of having these eyes in the sky twenty four seven spying on us could have the potential of turning the u.s. into a. surveillance society that would prefer only change the nature of public life in this country ok chris in dallas what do you say to that. i think potential is the key word there i think the prevalence of drones is only going to exponentially increase forecasts are that by the end of the decade there may be as many as fifty to sixty thousand unmanned

i think come around to thinking that he was more conned than con man at least on ray mcgovern thank you so much for your time sir are you most welcome all right and that's going to do it for now i'll see you back here at five . technology innovation. developments. we. covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture.

yeah i think come around to thinking that he was more conned than con man at least on curveball ray mcgovern thank you so much for us for your time sir are you most welcome national security issues aside president obama also faced a host of social concerns back home recently on the least of which is the implementation of obamacare now despite the supreme court's ruling last summer the act is no less controversial than it was passed when it was passed back in two thousand and ten and has divided the nation's politicians patients and as our to correspondent liz wahl shows us even as doctors. most of them believe they'll have real stress points on the emergency room and their primary care practices less than a year until president obama's landmark health care reform law goes in full effect uncertainties plague the medical community we saw this in massachusetts that when they expanded coverage the emergency rooms and the primary care practices had long wait times to see positions if you're one of the more than two hundred fifty million americans who are to have health insurance you will keep you

much how many secrets he wants to keep for this president is really to keep the secrets are right ray mcgovern thank you so much for your ide your time star and israeli government former cia analyst. an update now on two men whose lives are forever and are twined but whose fates could be completely different from one another i'm talking of course of julian assange bradley manning on sunday private first class bradley manning marked his one thousandth day behind bars without trial over the weekend protests in honor of the accused wiki leaks or were planned internationally as for the case itself preached pretrial hearings are expected to continue tomorrow and manning could enter a plea he faces twenty two charges including ending the enemy which could result in a life sentence the trial is slated to begin in june now an ocean away wiki leaks founder julian assange has been for senate has been officially accepted by the australian electoral commission his name will now appear on state and federal electoral rolls in victoria in australia now although as has been formally accepted as a candidate th