more important than ever. and tonight pakistan s prime minister nawasa sharif is at the white house for his first face-to-face meeting with president obama. one of the issues on the table is the use of drones in pakistan. we ll talk about drone strikes, u.s. national security policy and pakistani american relations. but first this background. this young girl has never received an explanation of the drone strike that killed her grandmother who was picking vegetables in a large family field. killed in a drone strike that appears to be directed at her. her grandchildren recounted in painful detail the moment when she was blown into pieces in front of their very eyes. reporter: this is familiar i.d. card is all that they have left of the 68-year-old grandmother, the victim of an alleged u.s. drone attack in pakistan. her killing is just one example used at a press conference in washington, d.c. where two high profile human rights organizations teamed up to issue dual report
consequences. groundbreaking move from one of the largest college fraternities. we ll talk to the parents of students who died being hazed. plus casting a spell, california can farmers, turn to a bit of magic to find water dow. there are many theories on what might have happened to flight 370. while there is temptation to speculate it is far more important to find out the facts and that s what we re trying to do to the mystery in it s second week. richelle carey is leer with that. john, there is evidence to point that this may not have been an accident. someone may have deliberately flown the jet hundreds of miles off course. satellites continued to pick up signals from that plane and it is believed the plane may have turned west towards the indian ocean. each day that ticks by becomes more critical. those black boxes only send out signals for 30 days. we re already a week into this. it s imperative to find out what happened. the u.s. destroyer and surveillance planes
away protesters desperately needed by europe s poorest country. president obama will meet with executives as part of the tech summit. he will discuss progress on the healthcare.gov website. google has bought boston dynamics, famous for creating some of the world s most advanced robots. the machines like these are often co-developed or funded by the u.s. military. google owns eight robotic companies. those are the headlines. consid consider this is up next on al jazeera. a vil of secrecy remains over parts of the 9/11 report nine years after published. two dozens pages are classified and raise questions over whether the 19 hijackers received state-sponsored report. 19 were centre the saudi arabia, should they be concerned about having a push to have the information released. are the n.s.a. s days of crushing gun control reports numbered. the changing face of the office party. some companies are giving cash parties. and why does bill gates want to change the way you e
a vil of secrecy remains over parts of the 9/11 report nine years after published. two dozens pages are classified and raise questions over whether the 19 hijackers received state-sponsored report. 19 were centre the saudi arabia, should they be concerned about having a push to have the information released. are the n.s.a. s days of crushing gun control reports numbered. the changing face of the office party. some companies are giving cash parties. and why does bill gates want to change the way you eat breakfast. we begin with edward snowden. a federal government ruled that documents ruled are likely conu conunconstitutional. is the ruling an anomaly. edward snowden may have had brief hopes of returning to the u.s. after the official who ran the task for proposed amnesty for the leaker if he returned data. that was squashed by the white house. the n.s.a. official warned the trove of documents was a goldmine for our enemies. for more we are joined by faiza patel, the
show. cinema great christopher nolan who did inception and the dark knight trilogy and arnold schwarzenegger who was not a cinema great but shows us what happens when you cheat on a kennedy. this is viewpoint. john: good evening, friends, i m john fuglesang. welcome once again to viewpoint here on current tv. the first major wikileaks case by captivated the world has come to an end, sort of. army private bradley manning set off a firestorm when the trove of secret documents he released to wikileaks went public. he was acquitted of the most serious charge in the military court-martial, aiding the enemy. but the private is not out of the woods. manning was convicted of 20 of the remaining 21 charges including six counts of espionage, five theft charges and other military violations. he will likely be in prison for decades so what will be the ripple effect of this verdict? well, let s ask people smarter than me. faiza patel and chase is author of the passion of bradley mann