he came back. >> anatoli spent the whole night trying to rescue those people. he would have wanted to bring back both beck and yasuko at that point, but if he had done that, he probably would have died himself. >> the last part being there, i couldn't see anybody. i could still feel somebody next to me, and i remember thinking it was probably yasuko. at that point, there was no pain left; there was just a sense of just detachment and calm, and i didn't feel uncomfortable, i didn't... nothing hurt. it just was sliding away, gradually fading to black. >> when rob called in the morning, i scrambled out of my sleeping bag, and i just remember climbing over bodies to get to the radio. i just had to get there. and i picked up the radio, and i said, "rob, where are you?" i was really hoping he was going to say "south col." and he said, "i'm at the south summit." and my heart just hit the floor. rob once said that if you're stuck up there, you might as well be on the moon. >> rob called, saying that he couldn't move and "come and get me." and when we asked rob about do

good health and a safety conscious mind that's according to the head of the russian space agency anatoly permanent full interview is coming up shortly on r.t. . so why he did space tourism will continue and develop when we first started sending tourists to outer space and we straightaway noticed that they felt quite well jerry short flights all you need is to be a normal healthy person some of the tourists were over sixty and they felt quite well you only concern i have is that nobody should ignore safety measures safety regulations for space tourists should be the same as for regular nasa we're all schools most space programs. and it's time now for a business update with kareena stay with us. welcome to our business bulletin the russian government is preparing to remove ministers and other senior officials from the board of state owned corporations the move to stop investment interest in russia seventeen russian companies will not be able to help top state officials on their boards as of the first of july among them but as minister alex a could very well leave the country's second large

spoke to anatoly primitive head of the organization who says that although space tourism is growing want to because minutes will have to wait a few more years that's in our interview next. it's a bit of a note thank you very much for being with us today space tourists used to be one of the sources of income for the russian space agency are you trying to raise you or maybe even expand this program. of course we would like to resume this program and fortunately we are unable to do it now and we won't be until space shuttles resume delivering space crews to the i assess which won't happen before twenty fifty or even twenty seventeen according to nasa experts the only other possibility is if we build a new spacecraft within the next two years then we'll be able to take space tourists to the i s s. so of course everybody wants to know how much that's going to cost and if you already have some people who want to go. we have many people who want to go many obligations from various countries and those official requests and applications from common people well i guess you can't really call somebo