. >> we intiked in certain levels of both arsenic and lead. >> arsenic?to put in rat poisoning. >> yeah. >> lead, also dangerous. >> highly regulated, both of them. >> reporter: the poisons are carefully blended in. frank jack says there's no way a lab should miss that. so armed with our spiked samples, it's time to test one of the lab's industry sources told us may be rubber stamping ingredients. >> how are you? >> thank you. >> we're under cover. i'm pretending to be the president of life root naturals, our new supplement company. dr. dimesh patel runs a testing lab called atlas bio science. he gives us a tour of his lab and tells us how some companies even host his lab's certifications on-line to show they're doing things right. >> we have two products. life food naturals, kelp powder. we have another product called burn, a weight loss product. >> reporter: in effect, i'm hiring dr. patel to be part of my team to help make sure my supplements are safe. >> our suppliers have put these together for us. they have also given us, obviously, their certificat

we found arsenic all over your house. if it wasn't you, it was audrey.had nothing to do with it. i did it. i did it all. what did you do? poisoned the coffee. poisoned my husband. huh. this is wrong. she's the wrong person. it's not the outcome we expected, but they've got their confession. you know something? i think you need to arrest craig ezra. well, how you figure that? what we may have here is the test of solomon. now, if so, susan doran just now sacrificed herself for her daughter. okay? you tried to cut her baby in half. she wouldn't let you, no matter how much the cost to herself. and then craig fed her to the wolves. larry: that's it. charlie: however, it's pretty counter-intuitive that he would put himself in harm's way twice. and still he survives. hold on. a bible story's not gonna trump a confession. no, i mean, obviously, with real stories of faith, you know, they don't have easy answers, but this story does give us a place to find them. all right, you know what? given the results of the interviews, why don't... why don't you give us some

. - en el partido de vuelta de los actos de final de la liga de campeones al arsenal casi se le compréo, goleó pero no le alcanzó. www.atmedios.com >> sulema: bienvenidos y creces por acompañarnos en otra edición de telenoticias washington, estas son las noticias más importantes. dieron una propuesta que le garantizaría el derecho de tener intérpretes en la corte a las víctimas de crímenes y los familiares que no hablan inglés fue presentada hoy en maryland. estuvimos allí y les contamos porque los que respaldan el proyecto dicen que es necesario. >> reportera: dos delegadas de maryland junto con la organización de inmigrantes presentaron un proyecto de ley que daría derecho a los familiares y víctimas de crímenes que no hablan inglés a tener intérpretes durante el proceso judicial en la corte. actualmente solamente gozan de ese beneficio los acusados mientras que las víctimas tienen intérpretes solamente cuando testifican. >> si están presente pero no entienden pierden el derecho constitucional. >> reportera: se garantizaría que los familiares de las víctimas también se les asigne un

edgewood arsenal.he united states army's chemical commodity center. >> reporter: this was the cold war. and the united states wanted defenses against a possible soviet chemical attack. >> psycho chemical attack may come in the form of an explosion, an invisible vapor, a cloud of smoke. >> reporter: the u.s. was also developing psychochemical weapons of its own. >> here is a group of normal soldiers responding correctly to a series of routine drill commands. after receiving a small dose of lsd, they're kwuzed and undisciplined. >> reporter: edgewood arsenal was where much of the research took place. using men like tim josephs. >> when i got there, it just did not look like a military base. more like a hospital. >> reporter: describe it. what was it that you saw? >> everyone's in lab coats. some military doctors, i guess, and some were civilian doctors, but you were well aware that you were a private and they were a captain and up. and i expressed my concern right from the beginning. they took me aside a

military base in maryland. >> a couple of doctors from arsenal came and gave a presentation. >> they presented it as not everyone would be chosen. >> there would be a guaranteed three-day pass every weekend. >> three-day passes are the rule. >> no duties, no guard duty, no kitchen police. >> this is what we filled out. they ask you about your criminal background, they asked you if you drank, they asked you about your parents, they asked you about your brothers and your sisters. silly questions like, did you like your mother better than you did your father? >> well, i took the test and got chosen and you got a couple days off at home and then reported to edgewood for two months. >> when you got chosen, were you excited? >> yes, i was glad to go. it was like a plum assignment. you would get all the weekends off and the idea was that they would the test new army field jackets, clothing, weapons. things of that nature, but no mention of any drugs or chemicals. >> in the beginning, that's what we were told, that we'd be doing, testing equipment, not testing drugs. >> but edgewood arsenal

edgewood arsenal.he united states army's chemical commodity center. >> reporter: this was the cold war. and the united states wanted defenses against a possible soviet chemical attack. >> psycho chemical attack may come in the form of an explosion, an invisible vapor, a cloud of smoke. >> reporter: the u.s. was also developing psychochemical weapons of its own. >> here is a group of normal soldiers responding correctly to a series of routine drill commands. after receiving a small dose of lsd, they're kwuzed and undisciplined. >> reporter: edgewood arsenal was where much of the research took place. using men like tim josephs. >> when i got there, it just did not look like a military base. more like a hospital. >> reporter: describe it. what was it that you saw? >> everyone's in lab coats. some military doctors, i guess, and some were civilian doctors, but you were well aware that you were a private and they were a captain and up. and i expressed my concern right from the beginning. they took me aside a

arsenal still really drive this conversation. so doing this with russia is certainly the previoused way forward. i think that the need to continue to deter and assure l allies remains. >> the point i'm getting the key word is unilateral and that's what concerns me. >> yes, sir. >> le let me quickly cover a couple of other things here. this general kehler, this was the triad that we -- i think it's about 2004, 2005 showing the cliff, you're somewhat familiar with that. now, i'm wondering if -- if we could get this updated, first of all, during the consideration of the new start the president said i intend to modernize or replace the triad strategy, strategic nuclear delivery system, a heavy bomber, air launch cruise systems and nuclear powered ballistic missile submarine and slbm, and maintain the united states rocket loader industrial base. he goes on to elaborate on that. now, this statement was made after this chart. do you have an updated chart on this that would reflect what's happening today? >> sir, may i take that for the

beginning in 1955. >> this is edgewood arsenal. the united states army's chemical commodity center. >> this was the cold war and the united states wanted defenses against a possible soviet chemical attack. >> psycho chemical attack may come in the form of an explosion. invisible smoke. >> they were developing the weapons of its own. >> here's a group of soldiers responding quickly to the routine drill commands. after receiving lsd, they are confusion and undisciplined. >> edgewood arsenal is where much of the research took place. using men like tim josephs. >> for did not look like a military base. more like a hospital. >> describe it. what was it that you saw? >> everyone was in lab coats. some military doctors and some were civilian doctors. you were well aware that you were a private and they were a captakapcaptain and up. i expressed concern from the beginning. they took me aside and said you volunteered for this and if you don't do it, there is most likely prison and a dishonorable discharge. >> you were intimidated? >> yes. >

he rocked houses to fund his arsenal. -- robbed houses to fund his arsenal. an investigation is under ban -- underway to find out who were his accomplices. throughout the week, the president has been center stage in this crisis, overseeing the biggest manhunt france has ever known. questions have been asked by his foreign minister. how did domestic intelligence agencies lose track of such a violent criminal who had traveled to afghanistan and was already on their radar as a dangerous fundamentalist? >> serious questions indeed. i spoke to people in the city a few moments ago. what did they want to learn from the gunman? >> that was the whole intention, to get him out of the apartment alive so that they could find out who his accomplices were, how he had been radicalized and what route he had taken to afghanistan and where they -- where he got his cachet of weapons. that was not possible. he was determined and defined until the end. they threw flash grenades at the apartment. it did not work. he wanted to finish with a gun in his hand. that is exactly what he

the case of palestinian detainee and hunger striker draws widespread attention to israel's kind of arsenal detention policy three hundred palestinians are reportedly currently held in jails without official charge for trial. when next we sit down with former u.s. attorney general ramsey clark to discuss the twists and turns of american relations with iran and syria. iran could attack the united states in a much more fearsome way new york could eventually be on iran's hit list us media reports desperate new pleas from out of the country the oppressors and the oppressed stop the killings echoing washington's repeated warnings to the world carry out the attack american officials have labeled syria and iran as great threats to global security however former u.s. attorney general ramsey clark says the biggest threat to world peace is his own country's military and foreign policy in an exclusive interview with our t.v. a lawyer and activist says america's next catastrophic mistake will likely be a war with iran my impression is that israel was pressuring. for an assault before the election. and

up next we explore the risks surrounding today's nuclear weapons arsenals across the globe stay with us. the nuclear age is the first sixty years. i can describe exactly how an underground test was not the every one zero almost you couldn't hear anything about it there was no noise that old when the ground lifted up. we live under the threat of increasingly sophisticated weapons hume's. in two thousand one hundred eighty eight states parties to the periphery really. signed onto a statement providing for an unequivocal undertaking to the total elimination of nuclear weapons it is and sat back by the princeton review united states but not alone russia france china the u.k. all have their share responsibility. disarmament agreements are not being honored. what is happening now is that the rule is intact countries are able to write a draft over international law because there is insufficient body of protest from within that country will bring them to these basic principles. french polynesia was pressed into the midst of the nuclear test. we accompanied them to ground zero with guns point

i those are the headlines on r t the next a special documentary about the world's nuclear arsenals and whether what some call antiquated technology still poses a threat to our every day lives. the nuclear age is the first sixty years. i can describe exactly how an underground test was. dory one zero or more you couldn't hear anything there was no noise at all when the ground lifted up. we live under the threat of increasingly sophisticated. in two thousand one hundred. to the truly. signed on to a statement providing for an unequivocal undertaking to the total elimination of nuclear weapons it has been set back by principally the united states but not alone russia france china and u.k. all have their share of responsibility. disarmament agreements are not being honored. what is happening now it is that it all is entire countries are able to write a draft over international and all because there is insufficient body of protest from within that country boarding them to these basic principles. range ponies and the rest into the midst of a nuclear test. we accompany them to ground zero wit

on loan at english premier league side sunderland has reportedly been eyeing a possible move from arsenal to russia in the summer and is full of praise for the capitals man. i thought it played really well to kill what we already knew that though because they have played together for such a long time and they did really well in midfield and. will be disappointed with a chance or didn't score but they did play quite well and in areas of the game. so with the european championships less than a hundred days away a host of other friendlies were played on wednesday nights with france's impressive two one win over germany in brain and want to stand back games well following that disasters world cup campaign they have gone undefeated since september two thousand and ten and long gone sides to the game to the germans for the first whistle in twenty five minutes and if you. move through the window after sixty nine minutes past stoppage time strike for germany is merely a consolation. and also reaction where russia's group a opponents for euro twenty twelve greece drew with belgium poland played ou

he raised enough money to buy an extraordinary arsenal of weapons, found in his car. >> -- today, nicolas sarkozy told the nation an investigation is underway to find accomplices. any person who goes on websites that glorify terrorism, will be punished by law. for a president facing a battle for reelection, it is an unsettling conclusion. throughout the week, he has been center stage in the crisis, overseeing the biggest manhunt france has ever known. questions have been asked by his own foreign minister. how did the domestic intelligence agencies lose track of such a violent criminal, who had traveled to afghanistan and was already on their radar as a dangerous fundamentalist? >> serious questions indeed. for the latest, i spoke to kristin a short time ago. the police had hoped to take mohammed merah alive. what had they wanted to learn from him?

because we want to win and as for arsenal we don't want they wanted us ryder cup captain davis love the third tops the leaderboard at the honda classic in florida although tiger woods is in danger of missing the cut after a poor opening round started well enough with a birdie at the first but fell away to record a one over par seventy one and ninety seven shots behind leader davis love the third he had a hole in one during his round of sixty four the final two holes. while rory mcilroy is in a group of eight two shots off the pace victory for an ordinary schwinn would make him a new world number one. and finally the world of cycling has welcomed a new russian team into its ranks the country's ambitious new project called. it's headed by german specialists heiko source the little and he's already promising exactly to produce medals at the upcoming olympics in london now reports from the teens unveiling on the island of new yorker and spend. following a period of stagnation after the breakup of the soviet union russian cycling is slowly but surely returning to the sport's elite the la

chemical weapon arsenal in the world. i had a chance to ask general mattis about this yesterday, about what concerns we have, should assad fall, about the security of those arsenals and what potential threat to the rest of the region they might present. can you all address that? >> i can address it in great detail in closed session. >> okay. well, i appreciate that. senator collins and gillibrand and i sent letters expressing this. >> senator, look, there's no question that it got huge stockpiles and that if it got into the wrong hands it would -- it would really be a threat to the security not only in the regional countries but to the united states. >> can you -- recognize that you don't want to address this in an open session, but can you compare it to the situation that we found in libya last year? i know we -- 20,000 man pads disappeared in libya so how do we compare with that situation? >> it's 100 times worse than what we dealt in with libya. and for that reason that's why it's raised even greater concerns about our

more complicated than he had at arsenal because we want to win and as for arsenal we don't want the wanted. colleagues has been split into two with the top eight competing for the title and european places among them are locomotive they are six in the table but only six points off a champions league spot and they will host a band near the game on saturday while the other eight sides are grouped together and are fighting to avoid relegation the last two go down second bottom take on polgar with a chance of getting out of the relegation zone of place inside travel to terra on saturday. usually has failed to break is roger federer jinx after russia's top man lost for the twelfth time against the swiss master in the dubai quarter finals federer did not face a single breakpoint and needed to break usually just once and either set to ease to a six three six ball victory in just over an hour the russian playing fetch most of the time. for improving his stance through a dozen wins and no losses against youzhny and next up for the world number three is when martin go to be free to tsonga. britain's

next of sporting the wrist surrounding things nuclear weapons arsenals across the globe stay with us. up. the follow from the french tests went beyond the polynesian islands it caused outrage in new zealand which took the lead in the anti-nuclear movement and became a black sheep among western countries yes unlike any other country new zealand refused to rely on nuclear weapons for its security but here nuclear technology is banned it's the law i think a lot of the young people to feel trapped about the zero in this country policy but i think people have come a bit complacent and feel that it's fine we're safe there are these other issues here i mean a lot of people to say people in the peace movement has to be sent out it means gravy it's response and that's what people stick. even in new zealand it's difficult to find young people concerned about this issue they are more sensitive to the melting of the antarctic and he wants to revitalize the aging pacifist movement and i'm wishing peace foundation in my role is to use outreach coordinator . to the race and they are going to tell he

but struggled so much for arsenal this season but i was happy for the team. because it's such a difficult period. so happy for the team where people can play ninety minutes and know you can. and you can see. the. obvious is russia second a friendly win in a row and it really did look impressive against a strong danish side as they run out sooner winners and for the regular double earth choice is getting a rare start due to injuries to fear and fear he was delighted first of all italy being a clean sheet and the fact that russia ran out so come to when is in the end. it's hard to judge our opponents but we came out with our own game plan focused only on getting one hundred percent and maintaining a good control of the porch. of a break of around three months until they continue their preparations for europe. as more than capable of causing one or two surprises on the tournament gets under way richard on board late r.t. copenhagen. well also playing for denmark was forward nicklas bendtner a twenty four year old who is currently on loan at in your premier leagu

there is a more premier league action tonight so what arsenal take on new castle at the emirates victory for arse and bangor side would move them to within points often ham in third while a win for newcastle would put them within two points of the fourth champions league spot. well double olympic paul hole champion given a sin by a has won the world indoor title for a fourth time the gold medal her first major crown since winning in beijing in two thousand and eight that's what's in one year old cleared four metres and eight to centimeters in thirty which was ten science metres higher than her closest rival vanessa bos lock well france and she only needed two jumps he said by the now the favorite for the upcoming london olympics and it's clearly hitting form at their rights i'm having set a new in the world record at five meters and one centimeter just last month. also on the final day there was a silver for russia's olympic high jump champion andres in all fans of bronze for compassionate look when adams in the triple jump well rushes men came third in the four by four hundred meter rel

as a player up until this recent spell as arsenal you've always succeeded on the pitch how difficult is this period been when folks haven't gone so well with. every player wants to play and not sit on the bench or the stands and watch the action from there when i was at arsenal i always wanted to play and not have to sit on the sidelines watching everything unfold. quicker and to be able to family like living in london he like the city itself. i'm used to living in london and while i'm a loner my family has stayed in london because my children go to school there and everyone feels comfortable there under the shade and speaking with artie's richard found poor fleet there now elsewhere nothing could separate rubin i'm visiting lokomotiv moscow was the size paid at a board drawing khazan the host came close to breaking the deadlock a couple of times but luckily his brazilian keeper couldn't marry kept his own goal intact for the second game in a row and then the splashy cough saw his long range effort for the visitors denied by the woodwork in the second heart attack from a level on poi

in full in half an hour from now in the meantime a special documentary about the world's nuclear arsenals and whether what some call antiquated technology still poses a threat to our everyday lives. the follow from the french test went beyond the polynesian islands it caused outrage in new zealand which took the lead in the anti-nuclear movement and became a black sheep among western countries yes a make any other country new zealand refuse to rely on nuclear weapons for its security but here in theory technology is banned it's the law. i think a lot of the young people today feel proud of that new zealand into every policy that people have come complacent and feel that it's far more safe that there are these other issues i mean a lot of people to say people in the peace movement has had be sent out of the gravy it sounds awful but it's what people like. even in new zealand it's difficult to find young people concerned about this issue they are more sensitive to the melting of the antarctic and he wants to revitalize the aging pacifist movement and i'm working at peace foundation in my ro

. - mañana en liga de campeones arsenal se enfrenta al a.c.an. www.atmedios.com >> sulema: un camión tendidos chocó contra un autobús escolar en la ruta doscerca del centro comunitario. dos estudiantes fueron transportados al hospital en una ambulancia, el chofer del autobús fue llevado al hospital y el conductor fue llevado en helicóptero al hospital de prince george's y su condición es desconocida. el cambio presentó una fuga del tanque de gasolina. - una persecución en prince george's terminó en un choque involucrando a un autobús de pasajeros y otros dos vehículos. seis personas resultaron heridas incluyendo tres niños. el hombre de 23 años fue perseguido por la policía porque no quiso parar cuando la policía lo indicó. miller fue arrestado y enfrenta cargos por dejar la echen escena del choque y conducir con licencia suspendida. - dos vehículos se estrellaron contra un costado de un supermercado en el noreste de washington luego que el conductor de un camión rentado intentará detener a un supuesto ladrón. los agentes de seguridad yo polic

choose these only other champions league fixture takes place in london arsenal evening to do the new year impossible overturn a formal defeat against milan in their second leg match up at the emirates gunners boss arsene wenger stating his side will give a quarter a real go with arsenal able to take heart from recent wins over tottenham and liverpool in the english premier league. you. know we lost. their try short on time a good. fifty five position. at all. if we can score four we can do it as world why not try. the savings first compare love match in charge of free spending and she has been a winning on the side beating dino moscow away from home in the opening phase two rounds of the russian primly richard front porch fleet spoke to the dutchman following monday's game. i think the team is. a compliment because in this very limited time of preparation in the past eight nine ten days it was it was difficult . and not just for four for them but having such a limited strike time preparation is difficult but first of all they were very committed was trust which i saw in the first day

time break with a shot from distance which really thomas sorenson should have saved however a former arsenal player looks incredibly impressive private much as he wonders from the left or right flank and also pops up in the middle on a number of occasions and he really looks a much improved player less player and struggled so much for arsenal this season but i was happy for the team. because it's a difficult period by ocean so. you can play ninety minutes and know you can improve. and you can see what kind of he is well this is a russia second friendly win in a row and they really did look impressive against a strong danish side as they run out sooner winners for the regular gobble of russia's third choice is getting a rare start due to injuries to iraq and fears and it is hard not fear he was delighted first of all clicking a clean sheet and the fact that russia ran out so come through winners and the end . it's hard to judge our opponents but we came out with our own game plan focused only on getting one hundred percent and maintaining a good control of the ball washerwoman have a break of

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this summer reports in england suggest gunners manager arsene vendor is planning to sell the club's biggest let's raise funds for new big name acquisitions so i was shopping who earns around a hundred twenty thousand dollars a week could go on the market and thirty year old has one year left on his arsenal deal. now moving on to ice hockey when the k h l playoffs deny my moscow one game one of their best of seven series against scar in some pages but our lives now the ups man climbing a dramatic five four victory in overtime thanks to a double from victor to hold off on a goal from vladimir saying it was three nil to the hosts by the beginning of the third period where malik killed one back thanks to a goal is a mistake then leo cut off make the most of a power play five minutes into the period three two now soon after that made it for to restore the scars to goal advantage as he was the first to the rebound muscle i off gayton our hope is he reduced the difference to just one goal lead way through the period and with less than two minutes to go muscle i lost scored again taking the

. >> in montana man is behind bars in sacramento after police say he tried to bring a small arsenal onto a flight to phoenix. with what else police say the suspect had stockpiled in his car >> investigators say harold waller was armed and dangerous and ready to board a u.s. air flight to phoenix. instead of the dry desert air this 45 year-old resident of montana would soon be headed for a dusty sell at the county jail. as he weighed his way to the security checkpoint the agents uncovered a firearm in his carry-on and then he had a gun in a holster, a 45 automatic with 12 rounds and one round in the chamber. he also had two, 2 in. folding knife and 1 4 in. folding knife but that is not all. inside is bad officers found three more guns including two loaded 25 caliber automatic weapons within six rounds in the magazine and a 9 mm smith and wesson. a grand total of 12 guns, three knives and 192 rounds of ammunition >> there are a lot of wackos out there and you never know who is armed and you have to protect yourself and all time. >> even the most seasoned travelers shocked by the amount of

cares and the players who can pretty easily score a goal well arsenal have an almost impossible task in their second leg with ac milan the italians lead for no going into the game at the emirates boss hours and then just as his side will give it a real go in the gun is can take confidence from their recent wins over tottenham and liverpool fears there is a real possibility of caution for boys who blew you know we lost to be learned but . they try shots on target and. different position and we didn't play well at all. to feel free to change work if you can school food we can do we can as we were going to look at least we'll throw elsewhere in england chelsea's russian owner roman are promoted it is looking for his eighth manager in nine years they started portuguese boss and very villas boas was sacked over the weekend following a disappointing one nil defeat to west brom he's been in the job for only nine months for the chelsea manager louis philippe scolari he was sacked by a row rich in two thousand and nine so the job will be hell for whoever takes over . well you know the athelin

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and st petersburg and suits on former champions of abuse because now is a nice almost right up from arsenaland they are shouting will reportedly mismatched you to a minor injury and that they will wrap up with a match between includes hitting sanjeev and dec interest goes by and cross the door. in while in england's fifth placed chelsea missed a chance to edge closer to the champions league spots after a home draw against london rivals tottenham who are in fourth so we'll know is how that one ended meanwhile another london side arsenal cemented third place with a three nil home win against aston villa bolton defender david leader sort of brace them help wanderers to move out from the really geishas zone second from bottom wigan to claim the two one victory at liverpool lost their fourth game in a row nor each also wins for sunderland and everson in games with newcomers q.p.r. and swansea respectively and manchester city are on top of the premier league a good answer a one all draw at. but manager tony pulis believes his side should have had another chance at gold. you know it was a very ver

but other countries want to add to their arsenals. >> a south korean war ship blasts shelf after shelf near the disputed border with the north. military maneuvers like these are seen as a dangerous provocation in pyongyang. >> war is becoming in increasingly favorable. unless all koreans disperse the heavy clouds of war, the caribbean nation will suffer a nuclear holocaust. >> north korea's threats may be rhetorical, but the threat of mass destruction is real. united states has about 2200 operational strategic warheads. britain and france have several hundred each. russia leads the pack with 3000 warheads at its disposal while china has about 200. these are the acknowledged nuclear weapon states, balanced by the nuclear non- proliferation treaty to prevent the transfer of nuclear technology to other states. the tree is threatened by countries that have not signed the -- the treaty is run by countries that not signed the treaty such as pakistan and india. the two countries rank among the world's top arms importers. a third threat in the middle east. israel is believed to have a stockpil

russian cooperation also remains key to agreements to reduce super power nuclear arsenals. as well as to resolution of the iranian nuclear issue. as the guessing game over whether israel will strike iran continues. russian and american officials did discuss how to cut their strategic and tactical nuclear arsenal. the president, who has made a nuclear-free world a goal, said this today. >> we have more nuclear weapons than we need. i firmly believe that we can ensure the security of the united states and our allies. >> woodruff: tomorrow's summit- ending communique will focus on the drive to lock down nuclear materiale scattered in countries all over the world by 2014. and for more on all this, we get two views. joseph cirincione is the president of the ploughshares fund, a foundation that promotes a nuclear-free world. he's worked on capitol hill and has written extensively on nuclear issues. stephen rademaker has served in the administrations of both george h.w. and george w. bush, focusing on arms control and proliferation issues. gentlemen, thank you both for being here.

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