shapes and censors the movies you claim that the pentagon selectively supported some movies and some filmmakers and that the way it has done is unconstitutional why do you think so the pentagon admits that they do selectively support some filmmakers and not others if you are willing to give your script to the pentagon and let them review it before you shoot the movie and if they have any changes that they want to make if they want to take out a portrayal of the military that they think is negative that will hurt their recruiting goals. if they want that taken out and you agree that you'll take that out or to put in something that's more positive to help them recruit people then they'll assist you with your movie then you can get the great you access to aircraft carriers and submarines and tanks and ships and planes and if you don't play ball with them they won't give you that stuff it's unconstitutional because the supreme court has ruled over and over and over again that. the first amendment states that. congress shall make no. so make no law abridging the freedom of speach. the sup

interviews author david to rob out the nexus between the pentagon and hollywood stay with us. whether mays david rabbit a veteran hollywood journalist and he has been nominated for the pulitzer prize three times in one of his books he takes his readers behind the scenes during the making of many well known movies in hollywood and also we reels deep connections between the pentagon and hollywood thank you very much for joining me here today thank you medea is my pleasure and your book operation hollywood how the pentagon shapes and censors the movies you claim that the pentagon selectively supported some movies and some filmmakers and that the way it is done is unconstitutional why do you think so the pentagon admits that they do selectively support some filmmakers and not others if you are willing to give your script to the pentagon and let them review it before you shoot the movie and if they have any changes that they want to make if they want to take out a portrayal of the military that they think is negative that will hurt their recruiting goals. if they want that taken out

a majority of americans want 4kv spendings than the pentagon or congress support according to a new poll. will their views be heard in washington? plus a powerful new film documents the troop surge in afghanistan from the perspective of a single marine platoon. first, full notion photos from platforms have become the most powerful tools in the u.s. military arsenal, allowing commanders to preanl watch military enemies and strike them but surveillance video can be shaky, fuzzy, blurry and jittery, making it difficult to pick out key intelligence. fixes these problems has been expensive. that's where motion dsb comes in, a california startup company that has considered kena that can stabilize, sharpen, clarify and enlarge épgd do in real time. here to talk about the new technology is shawn vera, the ceo of motion sensor dvb. welcome. >> thanks very much. >> what your computer programs do is really fascinating, is really amazing and you're the only guys doing it in realtime. what are some of the things that it can do and how does it work? >> so, really, there are many problems with video. i

means that the government cannot favor one form of speech over another and that's exactly what the pentagon does if you say what they want you to say the help you with tax payer funded equipment and if you don't play ball they won't help you but these are just b.s. is it just movies this is just going to tame why is it that important it's a form of speech and that's what the constitution protects government interference and the government can't give you tax breaks by saying nice things about them. movies are former speeches like a book a book if people thought that their newspapers or our books were being sent to ties by the military if the military was telling book writers or newspapers what the taken and want to take out of their scripts people be outraged why do you think so few people are aware of the situation. at the end of every movie at the very bottom of the ball the credits pass all the the music and all the actors and all the great everybody is in the long long list of credits at the very end they'll be a little things thing we great feeling gratefully acknowledge the cooperation

on the way to the pentagon to mark the 237th birthday of the u.s. army. 6,000 cupcake creation was also capable of firing some of the sweet baked goods. >>> anded today by the way, it is also flag day, which marks the day back in 1977, when they adopted the flag of the united states. >>> a human robot drawing worldwide attention for the life-like resemblance to the creator. and yeah, that's the robot from the hair to clothing, even scars. the process he invented the robot to investigate the interactions between the robot and the humans is one of the main attractions taking place this week in lima, peru. >>> and still ahead tonight on 9news. traffic backups on the beltway in college park. that's not new. but what caused it last night, it definitely was. >>> all right u the status of the roadwork here. today, they will be joining the department of transportation to officially kick off the project. between now and next spring, crews, they will reconstruct the sidewalks, repair and widen parts between 9th and the 14th. >>> marking the start of the whole new t

the pentagon papers this is the moment. what is the moment in watergate? it is the pentagon papers. the post got the papers. and so the national editor of the paper knew the guy -- daniel l. berg -- he went and got him and they all arrived at his house at 10:30 in the morning and basically decided -- over the course of the day they hashed out and had lawyers and the hole nine yards. the day ended with a call from ben at house and they are having this argument and there is silence and go ahead. in that moment they would both say later that was the modern washington post story that sets up everything. so he came to the post in 65. he had been at newsweek since 1953 as a european concern -- correspondent. toni bradlee -- in 1961 he became the bureau chief of newsweek magazine and after phil graham died she heard bradley might be leaving or thinking of leaving and wanted to keep him so she had about the lunch and he said he would give his left one to be the managing editor of the post in newspaper parlance and came to the paper and what he said about when he came to the papers the first

world i think that government talent retaliation absolutely in may of two thousand and eleven the pentagon announced that it would consider a cyber attack against the united states an act of war the same as if a bomb destroyed a building a cyber attack that took out an electrical grid or get damaged would be considered an act of war the president then a year later turns around in the pages of the new york times frankly admits that the united states has committed an act of war against iran practically challenging them to come out and fight it's almost the same as george bush back in the early days of the iraq war saying you know you come get us and that didn't work out very well so so the stocks that admittance and also this kill list and the drone war for the extent of this expanse of drone killing machine world why do you think that that's just the administration saying you know we're really strong and are and we're. we're fighting terror in a good way i mean look at what we're doing i just to me it looks bad i don't know this is this is the sad part about all this is that in fact this do

and it will take the pentagon a long time to do it. so however the sequester cut is mechanically applied, some programs are going to be cut that should otherwise increase because that is what the plan would be. some will have to be cut that would otherwise be cut further. you're going to wind up, in some cases, after you've managed to sort through all this, with a situation where some programs actually, if this is built off the continuing resolution from fy-'12, will have more money in them than they otherwise would have had, had fy-'13 merely gone forward. all this is going to take a lot of time, and depending upon the time frames, depending upon congressional action or inaction, i think the probability is quite high after you've done all the data sorting that has to be done. the department will be faced with the prospect of producing the mother of all reprogramming requests followed by the mother of all reports. this is going to completely paralyze the system for some amount of time. so i think as harlan said back there, this is not g

interviews author david a rob out the nexus between the pentagon and hollywood stay with us. with me is david robb a veteran hollywood journalist and he has been nominated for the pulitzer prize three times in one of his books he takes his readers behind the scenes during the making of many well known movies in hollywood and also we've eels deep connections between the pentagon and hollywood thank you very much for joining me here today thank you but there's my pleasure and your book operation hollywood how the pentagon shapes and censors the movies you claim that the pentagon selectively supported some movies and some filmmakers and that the way it has done is unconstitutional why do you think so the pentagon admits that they do selectively support.

from our wars in iraq and afghanistan we're going to ask the pentagon would really leave a man behind and we spoke with truthout straight and leopold about the outcry over possible white house leaks to the press could john brennan be the man behind the leaks all of that and more few tonight including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media decided to miss. now i'm not sure how many days this nonsense has gone on for now but the mainstream media is really showing how useful it is useless it is lately with their coverage of the finger pointing he said she said obama versus romney lines on the economy. or six of. the political part of the obama campaign is still trying to contain the damage can supplant the romney biden and now obama slip up ten days or a club that made president obama's campaign doing damage control after republicans blasted comments that he made on private sector jobs brock obama said the economy was fine and mitt romney said we don't need more firemen policemen or teachers what republicans are calling his mccain moment the obama campai

secondly, the pentagon and va are losing the battle on mental and behavioral health with the service members and loved ones and as we just talked about is resulting on such extreme things as suicide and secretary panetta are service members and veterans and they can't get treatment to added resource to a correct diagnosis. this has been a problem for soldiers in my home state of washington. over 100 soldiers and counting have had their correct ptsd diagnosis restored after being told they were exaggerating their symptoms, lying and accused of shirking their duties. so understandably, a lot of our service members trust in confidence in the disability evaluation system has been seriously shaken in the wake of these events. i have continually raised concerns about the consistency and accuracy of behavioral health and diagnosis and have offered my recommendations on how to improve the system and as you also know the army has taken some critically important steps forward and beginning to address these concerns. the secretary has announced a sweeping, comprehensive army wide review of beha

army's damaged reputation hollywood comes to the rescue with a little help from the pentagon. demonstrators breaking the protest regulations here in russia will now have to pay seven thousand euros or took to two hundred hours of community service in future president putin stressed the new rally laws in line with european standards in france for example protestors breaking the law could be fined up to forty five thousand euro and even face several years in jail a new law will be put to the test next tuesday when the opposition plans to stage a million man march scuffles broke out of the last large anti-government rally in may after which activists staged seven sanctioned citizens. so today's world views a brief government of open fire at a church in northeast nigeria it's killed and wounded many people where they then went into the main building itself where the killed yet more people now in a separate incident as well a suicide bomber blew. of outside another church in the central part of the country there's no immediate word on casualties there are no plame of responsibility.

army's damage reputation hollywood comes to the rescue of a little help from the pentagon. demonstrators breaking the protest regulations here in russia would have to pay seven thousand euros or do up to two hundred hours of community service president putin stressed the new rally law is in line with european standards in france for example protestors breaking the law can be fined up to forty five thousand euros and even face several years in jail the new law will be put to the test next tuesday when the opposition plans to stage a million man march scuffles broke out at the last large anti-government rally in may after which activists state several unsanctioned citizens. today's world news in brief the gunman opened fire in a church in northeast nigeria killing a woman and wounding several other people in a separate incident a suicide bomber blew himself up outside another church in the central part of the country the blast left to worship is dead and over forty injured there is no immediate claim of responsibility but the radical sect because iran has repeatedly targeted c

shapes and censors the movies you claim that the pentagon selectively supported some movies and some filmmakers and that the way it is done is unconstitutional why do you think so.

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army's damage reputation hollywood comes to the rescue with a little help from the pentagon to. demonstrators breaking the protest regulations here in russia will now have to pay seven thousand euros to do up to two hundred hours of community service and future president putin stressed this new rally law is in line with european standards in france for example protesters breaking the law could be fined up to forty five thousand euro and even face several years in jail and you'll all be put to the test next tuesday to when the opposition plans to stage a million man march scuffles broke out at the last large anti-government rally in may after which activists staged several unsanctioned city. there is world news in brief gunman opened fire on a church in northeast nigeria it's killed a woman and left several wounded and in a separate incident a suicide bomber blew himself up outside another church in the central part of the country there's no media word about casualties no claim of responsibility but the radicals say boko haram has repeatedly targeted churches in the past. the seco

army's damage reputation hollywood comes to the rescue with a little help from the pentagon. tens of thousands of people have gathered in georgia's second largest city of could see in support of one of the country's major coalition groups the georgian dream party has been set up by a local billionaire and is expected to provide the main challenge to the ruling party of president mikheil saakashvili the head of elections later this year director of the eurasia democracy initiative peter i spoke to a little earlier here in r.t. he says if history is anything to go by the government's response to the rallies may not be a peaceful one. no the opposition has criticized increasing tactics and unfortunately betty sure has not gotten enough traction among voters actually his government has been known to deal with opposition protests quite harshly and one particularly brutal crackdown if you remember occurred in two thousand and seven ironically the fourth anniversary of the rose revolution yet the opposition sticks to its peaceful methods and it has so far so good she was government w

military, the pentagon and coordination with the interagency wants it to happen. and some of those things are budget-driven. they're going to try to save as much as they can realistically, but it's not going to be -- it's not going to be private agreements with russia or anything. that's just my opinion. >> all right, thank you. all right. other questions? yes, sir, in the middle, bruce. thank you. >> hi. i'm bruce mcdonald with the u.s. institute of peace. i think it's safe to say that within this room there is probably a pretty broad consensus in support of further reductions, and yet -- to date our nato allies have been extraordinarily supportive of the new start process. my question comes to the -- i imagine going forward and seeing levels go substantially more, i want to ask particularly dr. flockhart, but of course other distinguished panelists as well, is there a point at which the u.s. extended deterrent, which i recognize of course is more than just nuclear weapons. our substantial conventional capabilities are a very important dimension to that. but is t

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i do want to say that thanks to the leadership of the administration and the pentagon and so many unit leaders at every level, we can have those lives now and still serve the country we love. thank you so much for having me here. [ applause ] >> the first question that comes to my mind is why am i here. i enlisted in 2002 because after the events of 9/11, i could not imagine anything else i could do with my life other than to serve my country. as i was bound and focused on that idea, i thought there was no better way to do that than as a marine. the complicating fact was i had come out as gay to my parents at 18. here i was 25 years old, faced with the feelings so deep within me there was no denying it that i had to be a marine. i enlisted and listened to my recruiter stumble his way through the don't ask, don't tell. he stumbled through and ask me are you gay because if you're not, this doesn't matter. i'll sign the paper and let's do it. i realized at that point that the problem with the don't ask, don't tell policy is it asks us to lie when nobody even realized that we were lying. n

with the united states losing a string of critical bases across central asia the pentagon has apparently the wants to drive to secure more allies defense secretary leon panetta is on a p.r. torn india publicly asking you to anything take on a greater role in afghanistan i say there's more at stake and washington is going to india slated for bigger role i think most of pakistan's support of them. can start by a certain kind about the much touted move to the asia pacific young rattling auntie's reassured over what's now just why america are so eager to cozy up to india. the world got its eyes on india it's the planet's biggest arms importer and is set to spend one hundred billion dollars on beefing up its military arsenal over the next decade while many weapon makers from far and wide are lining up to cash in on this need to modernize the united states's dash to the front of the pack. to strengthen its new. america. ships and those who. grow through the navy to many it's seen as part of the u.s. is bigger shift towards asia one that its defense secretary leon panetta is now touring the reg

partnership that dates back to the middle of the twentieth century and it has proved effective the pentagon has what hollywood filmmakers won access to millions of dollars worth of military equipment to use in the movies and hollywood has what the pentagon wants the end plans to sugarcoat its actions and attract millions of potential recruits in recent months to other movies about the navy seals long survivor and act of valor how for safety official assistance veteran hollywood reporter david roth says the pentagon has for a long time had access to the scripts of hollywood filmmakers to show the military in a better light and the american people are seeing hundreds and hundreds of thrones and television shows that have been sanitized by the military and to make military seem more heroic than it really is and never wrong and always good but this creates a false image in the american people's mind so while for some weeks we'll get true walked out others are trying to project patrick to some and propaganda on to the silver screen my integration archie reporting for a las angeles california. re

one of the first historical episodes are included in the book is the pentagon. the reason that is so is because ben and everyone will tell you, watergate is not possible without the pentagon paper. the post really figured out what was or who they were and who they wanted to be with the reporting and publishing of that story. and there was a moment prior to the pentagon paper, where ben had decided to publish something and it was an important table setting moment for what would unfold with the pentagon papers. he wrote to her in 1968 with a number no one else has ever seen and he told her he wanted to tell her why didn't i publish this report one day in advance. she said i don't think it's very shattering newspaper said okay, but this is how i want to do it. this is their duty to publish news when it is news that means when we learn, we check if bona fide we secured information legally and checked it in a chair so publishing a stand against the national or public interest. a newspaper that you do anyone of these pressures takes a sure step perceptible, however sma

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a very selective approach was made a caution to explain as hollywood's got a backstage pass to the pentagon from a former cia officer who questioned waterboarding to suspected small bradley manning the obama administration has an unprecedented war on whistleblowers prosecuting more of them under a span ash loss than old previous administrations combined. but it sems one man's snitch is another man's spin doctor the problem with the current situation with the current white house is they have leaked classified information for the times when it suits them to do so one of those with what was with the book obama's wars done by bob woodward where they played out two chapters of information about current operations and also with the catholic bigelow project regarding seal team six takedown of gun laws last year at this time the film in question which is titled as zero dark thirty covers last year's raid by u.s. commandos on the pakistani compound where osama bin laden was hiding the conservative watchdog judicial watch has obtained records revealing that hollywood filmmakers were given access to p

>>> again we're live in the pentagon today. defense secretary leon panetta and martin dempsey are about to give a briefing. one of the topics discussion could be the new initiative that could deploy army units around the world to build partnerships and increase the nation's security capabilities. >>> live at the pentagon. waiting for secretary of defense leon panetta. as we wait, the house and senate have passed a bill that's aimed at salvaging 2.8 million jobs. the measure cleared the house on a vote of 373-52. the vote in the senate was 74-19. it now goes to president obama's desk for his signature. it would spend money on highways. the house is expected to do the same shortly. you can see the house live on c-span and the senate on c-span 2. >> this might be a good time to turn around obscure what are otherwise concealed -- >>> good afternoon. as you know, it's now been one year since i was sworn in as secretary of defense. it truly has been an honor for me to lead the men and women of this department. and to do so during a ve