all right this is very mission i think you very much if i saw it carry more prosser question to me hoffa yes there. i think when i leave here guantanamo bay one most interesting experiences that i've had is actually having the opportunity to ask or the media around it's interesting talking to people from all around the world from korea from sweden from the middle east from north america mali around the world has had the opportunity to speak with different people and hear this hear how they feel about it cheney's here how they feel about politics it's a it's a huge it's an interesting experience and i feel like this is richard moss and his job is to show us that everything is ok here. we have come here because we want to know what is really going on at guantanamo filling isn't allowed inside the prison camp so we were thinking of shooting with a hidden camera. unfortunately that's just not going to happen we know there's a swedish guy held inside here his name is mark. will be released later on when he returns to sweden to give only one press conference if you say you spent five months in

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. >> based on a book "i heard you paint houses" by a guy named charles brandt, and it's about hoffa -lly, it's the guy confesses that he had killed hoffa, who -- worked with him, was very close with him and the book is really -- very good. very simple. very direct. >> charlie: the guy who picked him up at the restaurant? >> yeah, he met him -- he met him with some -- i mean, the whole thing is very -- in the book it describes how it was done -- so yeah, it's so simple and -- powerful. >> charlie: and marty directs? >> marty directs. i'm with joe. >> charlie: i think that has a fair chance of succeeding. wouldn't you? >> i hope so. >> charlie: to work with marty for you is as good as it gets. >> yeah. absolutely. >> charlie: and you is and al have worked together for -- >> we have worked together a couple of times though we never really -- we had one scene -- >> charlie: everybody thinks that was a movie and you had one scene together. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. so i'm looking forward to that. >> charlie: when will that start? >> marty has one other project he will either do before or after

plus the international space station and out comes a new crew with a special mission helping hoffa centuries since mine's first flight into orbit and the inspiration is provided ever since. this is all a tease weekly news for if you live from moscow welcome to the program but first poland and russia remembering a tragedy that left the two nations devastated and a year ago a plane carrying the late to polish president lech kaczynski and i think i've others crashed near the russian city of slavyansk for more on. on the commemoration ceremonies as closely. in warsaw hits in the smaller screen. a year on from the tragedy here was the scene now at the place where it all happened. yesterday the wife of the polish president on a call models together with the families of many of the victims came here. to the crash by the civilians gas field to attend the memorial and remembrance service they then moved on to the. very similar timetable we followed by the president's been vetted and. on a monday and of course it's walls and we'll be able to choose chief that they did here two pools and reflect and re

japanese journalist once we get into one of the hoffa moments as a sporting facilities to document the dangerous levels of radiation this is also our website. social networking web site save the russian brand after eighty years of slavery and what it's called republican talking. about more than autumn don't call plus you watch well out west with us although you cheat. if. that's not a brief look now at some other international news making headlines this hour. deposed leader hosni mubarak has had a heart attack and intensive care that's according to state t.v. he was taken ill while meeting investigators looking into his role in a clinic or other more than eight hundred protesters dozens of people have already started putting outside the hospital claiming the barracks a must balance in the country for more than one has been under house arrest since he was overthrown the popular uprising from living. in luxury close to french and u.n. troops have seized i mean this simple forces loyal to former president flown back but mortars and rockets were found in a rush the main city of the phone c

i think gentlemen of the nations and so forth i don't think anyone listens depleted uranium has a hoffa life of four and a house billion years hence it's this production by some as the silent killer that will never stop killing. our t. washington d.c. so could the silent killer be raring its ugly head in the libyan war and if so what would be the toxic toll on the people there for more we turn to khan hallahan in berkeley california is a columnist with foreign policy in focus thank you so much for being on this program. now as dangerous as these weapons are i do want to talk about the fact that they have this incredible penetrating power and given their effectiveness and their historic use in iraq and kosovo do you think it's possible that that these weapons could essentially be used in libya also almost or will most certainly being used in libya if you examine some of the entrance wounds on some of the changes on some of the key seventy two said i've seen their classic completed your e-mail munition rooms relatively small holes and then exploded outward because when the b d u a goes in