his nerves, christoph is an experienced reporter. as deutsche welle's correspondent, he is used to big stories. soon, he will be crossing to berlin. it the crowds are already gathering in st. peter's square staking out the best vantage point. even public viewing areas just like the world cup. cardinals take part of a mass before they head into the conclave. the images are being beamed around the world. one of the 115 cardinals will become the new pope. speculation is rife about who it could be. everyone has an opinion. church leader of the will carry the hopes of catholics everywhere. this german pilgrim says he expects a new pope will reform and modernize the church. he wants them to answer people's questions. a new one may herald a change for the catholic church. many say they would support a move towards reform. some predictions proved amazingly accurate. this man says he hopes the new pope will be franciscan. others may even have inside information from above. >> this program says there has never been a pulp of the name of franci

christopher five or six years ago. he was during a debate with a famous theologian. i went to listen to the debate and went to dinner afterwards, and we got into a fairly intense argument about whether or not the concept of right or wrong has any meaning, if you do not accept the idea that there is something greater than us behind all of this. >> so when did you get involved in this cancer program? >> shortly after he was diagnosed, which would be about two years ago. >> did he ever say how much it cost him to get from diagnosis to the end? >> i do not know.>> did the nih paper that? >> -- pay for that? >> he enrolled as a clinical participant in a trial. we had no specific treatment for christopher, but if he was interested in a trial and wanted to sign up, he was able to do so. >> what does that mean? >> an important question. lots of people are facing situations where we do not have great answers, where it is cancer or diabetes or alzheimer's disease, and we at nih run hundreds, in fact, thousands of clinical trials where we are testing out some new, experimental

rogue excop christopher dorner was on the run in california.ree people had already been gunned down, authorities were desperate for leads. dorner, fired by the lapd in 2009, had made his intentions clear in a rambling manifesto. you remember all this. he was on a mission of revenge. heavily armed, not only with guns but also years of police and military training. dorner's killing spree ended, of course, in the san bernardino national forest. but only after the trail grew cold and $1 million reward was offered. tonight, some of the donors who promised to pony up are backing out and it's not clear who, if anyone, will actually get whatever reward remains. more on that in a moment. first, how the end game played out. here's kyung lah. >> 61-year-old, sounded like one shot fired from inside the residence. >> reporter: it wasn't clear just yet, but this would be the beginning of the end for christopher dorner. his reign of terror targeting and terrorizing california police and their families for days on end. >> a burned-out truck near big bear lick

for cancer, for heart disease. >> is that what got christopher esophageal cancer? >> it is hard to say. he was a heavy drinker and a heavy smoker, both factors, but his father had esophageal cancer, so heredity, as well. it is the old statement that genes load the gun. environment pulls the trigger. he may have had both of those going at once. >> i have a friend who smokes, and i chide him about smoking, and just yesterday, he sent me a link to a woman who has smoked and is 100 years old, as if he is saying, "i can live to be 100." how do you know that smoking will definitely cause cancer? >> that is absolutely incontrovertibly proven without a shadow of a doubt. it has been now for 30 years. the fact that people are denying that really means they have not looked at the data. the data leads to that conclusion. there are recent papers in "the new england journal of medicine." it looks at smokers, their overall longevity. it talks about cancer, heart disease. someone who smokes lifelong on the average has lost 10 years of life, 10 years. >> every single one? >> on th

few people know more about how difficult life in confinement is than christopher trotter. after ten consecutive years there, he has been released to a transitional housing unit on his way back to general population. >> probably known him for 12, 13 years. when i heard he was going to open pop, i couldn't believe it with his reputation that he has. i didn't think they would let him out. >> oh, man. this is what i do all day long, drink ice water. it's been ten years since i had a cup of ice water. i was like, dang, i never knew that water tasted so good. but it does, just ice water. and these are the little things we take for granted. >> trotter, whose name is infamous in the indiana state prison system, will now be around other inmates and staff without handcuffs and shackles for the first time in ten years. he originally came to prison nearly three decades earlier on a four-year sentence for theft. but then trotter received 142 years as a result of being one of the instigators of a major riot at another prison. he has spent a total of 16 years in confinement but says thes

that's the difference. >> i would really like to be able to see christopher trotter go back to generalation, because of the length of time he has been in segregation. but should he go? i'm so thankful i'm not making that decision. >> bottom line here is where we're at. it is up to me now to make that recommendation. okay. like i said, some staff here in this unit have recommended you be released. some haven't. >> i'd like to know who haven't. >> no, you're not going to know who. who did and who didn't, okay? the important thing to know is that it's in my hands now. okay. so doesn't matter what the other staff recommended. it's up to me now. so the responsibility is at my level. all right, well appreciate your time. and that concludes the questions i had for you. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. appreciate it. unfortunately if i make the wrong decision here, if i do recommend that he's released and then something happens, then that burden is upon my shoulders. >>> coming up -- james stone reaches out to an old friend. >> do you time with the cat for 15 years and you just miss having the

what was the that was the hacker unfortunately they lost christoph i promise you will get back to the little bit later maybe it was to overcome with emotion here in the hacker i don't know but we're going to break now we'll follow this story up very shortly i'm kevin zero in thank you for being with r.t. moscow. more news today. these are the images. from the streets of canada. operation. promise we will try to get back to that part of our story crystal force a little bit later in the program meantime let's move on officials at the guantanamo bay detention center in cuba have acknowledged detainee's are joining the hunger strike over alleged mistreatment and human rights groups representing several inmates has reported the number is now over one hundred the pentagon though claims that figure is much well either way the protest is now into its forty fifth day approaching forty six which according to doctors marks a critical point when the body is deprived of food he's going to shoot you can as well. just this friday morning the spokesperson for guantanamo robert zubrin responded to our

christopher // -- >> i am christopher fulkerson. i agree with director reiskin, we are behind the game. it is ironic. i think that it is obvious that we need it, hausman is correct, uber has decided this for us. we have been seeing what happens with too much competition, it is oddly and we are getting literally seven and eight vehicles in a row that are empty. not enough business. i sense, mr. lazaro's disappointment and i would encourage everybody who has the program to bring it forward. the problem here is the question of who will own it? if some sort of universal system is owned in a conspicuous place it will create favoritism problems; it will create a prioritization problems, who gets to chip in first with their constructive comments. i would favor a system in which everybody is allowed to speak but not everybody was allowed on the road at all times. yeah, i think the spirit of competition has become a problem, it is no longer a virtue. thank you. >> the next speaker please. >> (calling names) >> good afternoon. it's been a lon

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christopher, i will start with you. what do you think of all the housing numbers we've been seeing lately? they look really good. is it for real? >> it is for real. it is real when you think about housing, the cost of housing particularly given the low interest ras, housing is incredibly affordable right now. yes, lots of investors are jumping in, because they're jumping in, think about rents today. rents are about 10 12% high than they were back in 2006 where home prices are 40% lower. you add that up, you have is an obvious arbitrage situation. investors see, all the reason in the world, buy homes or rent them out because they can make good money doing that. of course if they're buying the stuff and renting it out, home prices go up. return tall prices will come back down. it will get us to a more normal equal librium. thats completely understandable and first start of healing process in our market? >> steven, do you agree with that? blackstone,umping into the business, purchasing 20,000 homes since early last year. $

christopher cheney in florida. charged him with 26 counts of identity theft, unauthorized access to a computer and wiretapping. just yesterday a 12-year-old boy admitted to charges that he targeted ashton koocher and justin beebe we are an elaborate form called swatting. it is when someone manipulates phone equipment to make a 911 call luring police to mobilize s.w.a.t. teams. these hackers make it look like the call are coming from the victims themselves. this 911 call launched an eight-man s.w.a.t. team to this could have springs house. inside, a teenage girl and father, bound and in critical danger, or so they thought. >> i've got two people here held hostage, all right? >> okay. >> you know what happens to people health hostage. >> reporter: it all turned out to be a home that one of hundreds of cases each year of cyber criminals hacking into phone lines and placing 911 calls. this was the massive response when ashton kutcher was the victim. >> primarily s.w.a.t. because they want to watch the thrill of it. it

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kevin...christopher... careful. well, we found the clothes anyways, huh?he food stamps here? no i don't. she's got them. how do intend to get some food for them? well, they already had supper tonight. uh-huh. she'll be here first thing in the morning. and she's the same one who took all the stuff? she's slowly bringing it back now. deputy brett ferrar: why don't you round up your brothers and sisters and watch them for us for a minute, ok? why do you want to take my dad for? are you going to take him? we're not going to take your dad away. he's ok. uh...basically...both me and my partner feel that it's real borderline. you're dependent on your wife who obviously is spiteful toward you and is having some problems. well, she isn't spiteful anymore. that's why she's giving me the kids you're depending on her to bring these food stamps. christopher's shoes on the floor... ah...what...? when...? first? second? uh...one of the reasons why she brought them over here is because she was afraid that if the state went over there and saw six kids in a trailer, they wo

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soyuz capsule the rookie of the flight alexander me sort of him it's his first flight and then christopher cassidy who's not only an experienced space shuttle astronaut he's also a navy seal as well this is his second flight in space this is the first time that the series capsule has it used this new fast track method that was developed by the russian space agency now there have been one hundred seventeen at launches a total of three spacecraft but again this is the first time this new launch process which cuts the time significantly from two days to six hours the time it took is less than it takes to get from moscow to new york on in transatlantic flight so historic flight historic mission ahead of them and they'll be there for about six months and then come back home to earth and of course we'll be here covering that for you as well. shot has been closely watching that so his mission from blast off to docking and instantly posting updates on twitter so you can catch all the details by following a match on thomas r.t. . well we'll be back with more news after a short break to stay tuned.

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three one one survive in japan dot com all right thank you so much for your time for coming on christopher nolan director of three one one surviving japan really emotional trailer account to see the full film. right thank you. you may remember hearing reports of radioactive milk in the u.s. in the wake of the fukushima meltdown well not surprisingly the government and media downplayed the fallout and said that the low dose of radiation occurring in milk was not a level of public concern but as many experts have pointed out no dose of radiation however small can be described as safe and fact not enough is known in general about low dose of radiation to make such sweeping conclusions so let's break this whole milk thing now. one of the most dangerous elements released from the nuclear meltdown was iodine one thirty one now this is to be distinguished from regular iodine intake which is critical to how the thyroid gland functions in the human body and milk is a great source of iodine but here's where it becomes a problem when we ingest the milk contaminated with the radioactive iodine our bod

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joining us from denver, christopher hill, a former u.s.d up the delegation with the six-party nuclear talks with north korea from 2005 to 2009. when we get to the six-party talks. in your experience, do you think this is any more dangerous than what we have seen previously? >> first of all, this bluster has been at a higher decibel and prolonged. it is not something we should be ignoring. that said, i'm not so sure that a sort of threatened missile war with us is all that real. the real concern, i think, is whether they will eventually do something with south korea. there i-think think it is extr important that the u.s. make clear to the north koreans and make sure to the south koreans an attack on south korea would be an attack on the united states and we would be very much involved in the defense of south korea. >> his father and grandfather used similar rhetoric. this is his first go-around. he is just 30. you think the youth is showing a bit. you look at how star struck he was with dennis rodman and the like. what is your sense if he i

christopher stevens was not killed just by bad chance. of course it means something.and this guy, it means something, too. you cannot go out 42 years of dictatorship in a broken nation, in a stateless situation without having such morons believing that somebody who is a jew, what does he say, linked to-- going from one city to another. this is a part of libya, but a little part. i recall you, i remind you-- won the elections last june. it did not ppen in egypt. and in tunisia, moderate islam is in power today in tripoli. >> rose: when will you go back to libya? >> when i will go back? >> rose: uh-huh. >> at least when my movie will be released. i hope it will arrive soon. and it will be released in america. there will be an english version. i hope this one will go to libya. this can be one reason. i might go to see my friend -- >> rose: the prime minister. who came to see when you he came to france. >> i came to see him at the hotel the very night of his arrival. we-- this is what these people who write that i'm banned from syria must understand. we are brothers of a

the analyst we spoke to christopher muller says he thinks there is going to be a big financial impactly to carnival because of the three incidents over the past year and a half. he said what you're going to start seeing is carnival probably responding by giving deep discounts on cruises just to get customers back on the ships. he says that could have an impact because some of these routes then may not be very profitable because it costs a lot to run the routes. he said it could result even in some ships being moth balled. he sees a big financial impact to carnival. >> all right. big questions for the ceo. thanks to brian. >>> i want to go to the outer circle. we talk to our sources around the world at this time. today we go to switzerland. nuclear scientists announced a major discovery today, the elusive god particle. it will explain how the universe works, created and how we got here. now researchers have claimed they have found the particle before. max foster is following the story. i asked him how confident they are they've got it this time? >> erin, last summer scientists announce

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hospital. >>> a second major donor has now pulled out of the $1 million reward fund offer in the christopher dornerer case. the peace officer's research association of california says it's rescinding it's $50,000 reward offer because dorner was never arrested, tried or convicted for killing two civilian and two police officers. authorities say dorner took his own life during a standoff. the city of riverside announced last week it too was pulling the $100,000 it had contributed to that same reward pool for the very season. >>> today we got word of a tentative deal that could pave the way for sweeping immigration reform bill in the u.s. senate. the president of the afl-cio said labor and business agreed on a framework for a visa program for low-skilled workers. immigrants could look for work in industries including construction, hotels and restaurants and nursing homes. the w visa program would eventually allow a maximum of 200,000 workers a year. workers would get the same wage as usa citizen and be able to change jobs and they could seek permanent residency.. >>> members of the world- renow

for now we want to bring in christoph christopher, a terrorism expert and director of insight securityyou for being here christopher. >> thank you. >> megyn: how do they begin? how do they start? >> the hardest part about an investigation like this is managing the massive amount of information that's going to come in early on and what the investigators are doing here is they're getting offers from a lot-- help from a lot of agencies and setting up a structure to manage this case. over the first few days is the hardest part for them. he so he can organize the information as it comes in and keep track of it. and once they get set up, as the information comes in, they will be able to get their arms around this, which is why they're not ruling out anything at this point. >> megyn: let's take the saudi connection it begin with. we don't know whether this man's family had anything to do with this whatsoever. how are they supposed to start investigating that? >> well, in this type of a homicide, this is a very upclose and personal sort of an in-your-face, sending a message type after killing.

elementary school; melissa nevez, [inaudible] middle school; emily crouch, hillcrest elementary school; christopher kerry, international studies academy; jessica hobbs, hillcrest elementary; dawn wole, james lick middle school; those are all the folks that we had check in. were thereers that arrived a little bit later. we do have additional plaques here, but we checked in everybody at the beginning. anymore? okay, i will. thank you. pushy crowd over here. doris lord [inaudible], andrew [inaudible] rosa parks elementary, yvonne valdez and james steadman. now we'd like to take some pictures so you'll have to squeeze together. >> -- the fac will be having our tenth annual youth sum it called together we can from 10:00 to 3:00 pm. we are proud to announce that mr. haney will be our speaker this year. we have an exciting line up of workshops that include advocacy through effective communication, cyber bullying, job preparedness, resume writing, youth voice informing policy, [inaudible] awareness and college preparedness. there are also several groups, including a dance team. if you want to attend [inaud

. >> una pareja reclama 1 millones de dólares porque dicen que atraparon a christopher dorner, la parejainero san francisco festejará el carnalva, dicen que como uno no cancela la navidad tampoco se cancela la fiesta de carnaval, en san francisco el caraval entretiene a latinos y nortemaricanos, la fiesta costo 900 mil dólares, esperan el mismo color ysa bor, pero sin escenarios especiales para reducir el costo de los 300 mil dólares. >> san francisco puede ser la nueva casa de los atleticos de oakland, pero tiene que superar varios obstaculos por la oposicion de los gigantes que dicen que la ciudad es parte de su territorio de seguidores >> otro impedimento es que los funcioanrios municipaleseleigieron un terreno que es ilegal, porque el contralor del estado asegura que esa parcela con otros activos pertenecian a la agencia de reurbaionacion de la ciudad, el auntamiento se transfirio uinapropiadamente los terrenos >> en venezuela estudiantes que protestan contra la comisión electoral, chocaron con simpatizantes de chaves, se agarraron a piedrazos y la policía los disolvio con gases lacr

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