former us army intelligence analyst chelsea manning was jailed on friday after refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating the whistleblower website wiki leaks before entering the courthouse manning said she was prepared to go behind bars for her beliefs manning has already served seven years in prison for leaking a trove of classified documents related to the wars in iraq and afghanistan but president barack obama commuted her sentence in twenty seventeen. did your porter all also is here with me to break down this whole chelsea manning situation first of all what do we know about her jailing and why was she willing so willing to go to jail in the first place was a first of all a judge in virginia ordered manning to jail for contempt of court of the she refused to testify before this grand jury investigating wiki leaks now for those who don't know a grand jury is a different thing from a from a trial jury the grand jury is there to decide if there is support for criminal charges. what exactly the jury the grand jury is investigating is secret basically we know it has to do with

former us army intelligence whistleblower chelsea manning has been jailed for refusing to testify in front of a grand jury in a case against the wiki leaks co-founder julian assange manning's lawyer says they'll appeal for her swift release this is an appealable order judge hilton did find her in contempt in open court well it's certainly a typical out for this kind of proceeding as everybody knows chelsea has tremendous courage our primary concern at this plane is her how well she is confined and chelsea manning first came to fame in two thousand and ten after handing over classified sensitive military data to wiki leaks she was sentenced to thirty five years in prison and spent seven of them there before being commuted by then president obama the whistleblower was aware she could be taken back into custody. i have a history of having to deal with secrecy and a lot of these secret proceedings they tend to favor the government they tend to allow things you know if arius goings on to happen so i am in general opposition of that kind of of this kind of proceedings taking place i believ

a former us army intelligence analyst to chelsea manning has been jailed after refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating the website wiki leaks manning said she objects to the secrecy of the proceedings and that she's already told authorities everything is universe and she served a jail term after leaking documents to the site in twenty ten. a casual built by the american company space x. a splash down off the coast of florida and the good test flight to the international space station if nasa deems the unmanned mission successful we capture could carry its first astronauts into orbit later this year. another step sister of anne frank the jewish direst whose family hid from the nazis has visited a california high school after a party there caused outrage last weekend the school's facing criticism after pictures emerged on social media showing students giving nazi salutes around a swastika made from beer cups. the reporter. has been looking into this story welcome to tell us what happened so these nazi salute photos were initially posted. by people at the party they were quickl

can have a better tomorrow on friday march eighth the war crimes whistleblower and former us army intelligence officer chelsea manning once again sacrifice your freedom today for the protection of our rights tomorrow manning was arrested last friday for refusing to testify before a secret grand jury that many believe is currently conducting a criminal inquiry into julius anjan wiki leaks in a statement released after her arrest manning stated quote i will not participate in a secret process that i morally object to particularly one that has been historically used to entrap and persecute activists for protected political speech with manning now jailed for a second time by the united states government and many are wondering what the future holds for her and how many lives and constitutional rights will be destroyed in the u.s. government's quest to jail julian assad joining us today to discuss the latest imprisonment of chelsea manning is a journalist who's been following manning story since she first made headlines the managing editor of shadow proves kevan gusto thank you so much for joining u

concern at this point is her how well she is confined manning anti-secrecy activist and former us army intelligence whistleblower has said that she objects to the secrecy of the grand jury process and that she has already revealed everything she knows i have a history of having to deal with secrecy and a lot of these secret proceedings they tend to favor the government they tend to allow things they are notorious goings on to happen so i am in general opposition of that kind of of this kind of proceeding taking place i believe in a grand jury process i don't believe in the six the secrecy of this i have no problem explaining what happened and i've done it before why we should go through this in a secret closed hearing with only the prosecutor no lawyer manning was originally sentenced to thirty five years in prison for leaking a trove of military intelligence records to which. her sentence was commuted by president barack obama in two thousand and seventeen after she served seven years behind bars it has been my view that be given she. went to trial. that. due process was carried out. that she took

can have a better tomorrow on friday march eighth the war crimes whistleblower and former us army intelligence officer chelsea manning once again sacrifice your freedom today for the protection of our rights tomorrow manning was arrested last friday for refusing to testify before a secret grand jury that many believe is currently conducting a criminal inquiry into julius anjan wiki leaks in a statement released after her arrest manning stated quote i will not participate in a secret process that i morally object to particularly one that has been historically used to entrap and persecute activists for protected political speech with manning now jailed for a second time by the united states government and many are wondering what the future holds for her and how many lives and constitutional rights will be destroyed in the u.s. government's quest to jail julian assad joining us today to discuss the latest imprisonment of chelsea manning is a journalist who's been following manning story since she first made headlines the managing editor of shadow proves kevin gust thank you so much for joining us

to the us where former army intelligence analyst chelsea manning was jailed on friday after refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating the whistleblower website wiki leaks before entering the courthouse manning said she was willing to go to jail for her beliefs manning has already served seven years in prison for leaking a trove of classified documents related to the wars in iraq and afghanistan the president barack obama commuted her sentence back in twenty seven tame. well for more on this to help us break it down i'm going to go from did always news desk thanks for joining me well what more do we know about yesterday's appearance and jailing so the judge a judge in virginia ordered manning to jail for contempt of court after she refused to testify before this grand jury investigating wiki leaks now if you don't know a grand jury is different from a child a trial jury a grand jury is there to determine whether there can be support for criminal charges and what exactly this grand jury is investigating that's a secret or we know it has to do with with wiki leaks and this is on

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army retired control of that are from rebel forces in july. former south african president jacob zuma has condemned the panel which released a report accusing him of using the intelligence services to protect his personal interests and target his successor cyril ramaphosa zuma tweeted i have never been asked any questions by this committee this committee has two well known apartheid spies i've never sold out nor written letters to the s.p. i feel nothing when apartheid spies call me corrupt i hope people are not opening a can of worms they might regret for me the miller has more. according to a report on the state security agency former president jacob zuma oversaw the creation of spy units within the intelligence service to serve his personal interests now these structures also according to the report apparently spied on opposing factions within the ruling african national congress for zuma factions that included one led by president. now that reports also reveal that not only was the security agency repurposed to serve zuma as interest but it also violated the constitution during his presidency zuma was previously found to have breached the constitution when millions

using ai within the military? what how would you characterize technology in u.s. army. >> sos we developed artificial intelligenceat in our operating model as well as the technologies that will invest against ai will be quite frankly, the technology that will change warfare in the future whoever gets their first will dominate. >> and do you feel like you have the tools needed to -- become number one. >> we are putting our best and brightest forward, we are investing substantially, and it will be a priority for us in the future. >> before you go quick in terms of of the priorities for u.s. army today. >> readiness, always number one, we have 180,000 troops the deployed in 140 countries on 17th year sustained combat operations, and middle east, so we will always be focused there. to put our men and women best position when zploid, but stam moves in modernization more coming in the near future great to have you on fram this you undersecretary ryan mccarthy joining us thank you a break large poll says millennials embracing socialism as freshman politicians like congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez bring it to foref

army of several thousand hackers, most from the top intelligence agency. best work for an elite unit which is believed to have hacked sony in 2014. the areregime uses fund its nuclear and missile programs but also to help kim fight off potential plotters. >> you can think of the government in north korea as a mafia family with kim jong-un at the top. he needs money to give all his lieutenants, some gifts to buy their political loyalty. >> reporter: how can the u.s. and its allies combat these hackers? analysts say the u.s. launches its own cyber operations. the justice department has indicted hackers even though there's little chance of really bringing them to justice. for its part, north korea denys any involvement in hacking operations. one official recently calling those accusations, quote, fabrications, slander, designed to undermine the regime. >> you are hearing, brian, that china is playing a role in north korean hacking operations. is that right? >> reporter: that's right. a lot of the north korean hacking operations occur physically outside north korea. we're told several north korean hackers operate inside china and that china at the leas

using the bail schedule. california voters will decide whether to abolish cash bail statewide in the november 2020 election. >>> we have new video coming out of virginia. this is chelsea manning, the former army intelligenceicer who was convicted of leaking information to wikileaks. she is going in to face a grand jury, trying to challenge a subpoena that she would appear in front of this grand jury. this grand jury is looking into julian assange, who is the founder of wikileaks. she does not want to testify in front of them today. she is fighting that. she has already served seven years in prison before president obama commuted her sentence for her indiscretions with information. >>> a hearing will get under way on capitol hill to discover if federal vaccination laws are needed in the widespread measels outbreak. ethan lindenberger is expected to testify after his parents decided not to vaccinate him over safety concerns. he got national attention after he posted a plea on reddit, asking where he could go to get vaccinated after turning 18. >> the intention of that was not to blame my parents or make them look down. measles is a preventable disease that we can vaccinate against. i and many people believe

army in 2003 and commissioning and commissioning as an officer in 2009. she has excelled as an intelligence officer. peace's awards include -- thetoring us meritorious service medal and the joint commendation medal. king,sergeant patricia combat tested infantry soldier, who has served 19 years in the united state army. she was deployed to afghanistan three times. her awards include a combat infantry badge and the bronze star. thank you. thank you all for your contributions to our nation and to our military. you were the first five transgender service members ever to testify openly in front of the house of representatives. the very first five. and how fitting that you do it not as individuals, but as a team. how just that you cannot last represent yourselves and your peers in front of this body. my colleagues and i need to hear from you, understand your stories, and appreciate what you've done. we have the opportunity to pass legislation that would allow transgender service members to serve openly. congress cannot let the administration's discriminatory impulses win out. before we make that decision, we need to meet you face-to-face, to a

intelligence research. the hope is that improved ai can help predict equipment faults and parts needed in military helicopters and army vehicles. help improve maintenance records. ai is being usedand to program drones to identify civilians during airstrikes and also can help with humanitarian operations during wild wildfires and hurricanes. the pentagon outlined first ai strategy in unclassified report last month. the new three star general in charge of ai says the u.s. is finally looking at how to protect personal data especially from china. >> protecting our data, doing everything we can to make sure somebody doesn't understand what that data is, how we built our algorithms, there is so much more than. this but i believe the sounding board of what china is doing, just within the past two years is now making a difference. >> on february 11th, president trump signed an executive order directing federal government agencies to make r and d on artificial intelligence a priority. quote: continued american leadership in artificial intelligence is of paramount importance to maintaining the economic and national security of the united states. the concern is that russia and china are a

army intelligence analyst who sent archives of secret documents to wikileaks in 2010. in custody. >>> democrats are ramming up the -- ramping up the investigation into the president, this time going after his children. joining ussman ross span knows. shouldn't the president's children be off limits? >> absolutely, stuart. at this point it has become a farce. the dems taken political process really into the gutter. it has been 2 1/2 years, almost 2 1/2 years of investigation. nothing has been demonstrated as far as russian collusion. now there is an effort over next two years to mud city waters as much as possible for the 2020 press lendings election. neil: that is all it is. his children have been involved in his businesses. that is what they're investigating. is that not legitimate? >> his children have been involved in his businesses but to what extent will we allow fishing expeditions like this? what amounts 81-point fishing expedition every area, every aspect of the president's life? i mean, come on, there has to be boundaries at some point? stuart: i agree with you, congressman. i do indeed. i know you're pushing for more small loans for businesses. i'm sure that is a good thing, but the problem that smal