that mr chapman was involved in the criminal activity that there was some reasonable suspicion for doing so the court in the u.k. found. that to be the case and therefore was was subjected him to the extradition i don't know that it's fair to say that the prime minister is under some sort of a duty to to to enforce his rights there's a judicial process mr tappan availed himself of the judicial process and lost with regard to the other cases a completely different set of facts. and it would stand on its own as well as my now international expeditions lawyer and senior principle that associates thanks ever so much for your thoughts it's a pleasure thank you it's coming up now to twenty five minutes past eight at night we can start here of course it being friday evening in moscow martin andrews in his weekly detainment round a bomb have very shortly looking tonight i gather it had eat cheap and fast and moscow and get there still stay healthy with a watch but it's back to business after an official holiday in russia yes they are running up the news to be trees here. thanks kevin a bank fund

mr. chapman believes otherwise and believes any doctor who would say such a thing is not worthy of being call lad doctor. >> reporter: testimony in the murder trial of george huguely will resume at 9:00 tomorrow morning. that is if both of his attorneys are ready to go. >> and abc2 news is covering the trial all the way until we get a verdict on air and online. we have an entire web dedicated to the trial including a live twitter page. just head to abc2news.com/lovemurder. >>> it was a mess on i-95. a tanker truck tipped over and the driver is in hot water tonight. >> reporter: he's in hot wheart because police say he was intoxicated. 46-year-old glen greece is facing a series of charges. it happen on interstate 95 at the harbor tunnel toll plays disa. he tried to change lanes at high speeds. the truck swerved and it rolled. he was carrying an additive that goes into ready mix cement. this was a gooey mix and closed 895 below it. police say it was by chance that no one on 895 especially was injured. >> when the two containers fell off the elevated portions on to 895, they were fairly hea

mr. chapman, if we could go back again to talking about that graphic. let's dig into that. your perspective, what would be the best thing to encourage and incentive vise banks to lend to small businesses so they can form and existing businesses can expand? >> you know, they have actually passed a number of programs that are supposed to encourage banks to lend to small businesses, but they don't have teeth in them. there's no downside to banks not lending to small businesses. >> so we need an enforcement mechanism? >> absolutely. you need an enforcement mechanism. and increasing lending to small business needs to be tide directly to banks getting help from the federal government. >> if you don't have the culture of experimentation, of all the incubators and ideas being germinated, you won't seize the greatest american thing. it's a delight to have you with us. mike williams, when you go home, tell your friends that dylan ratigan wouldn't shut up. as a result, you did not get to ask lloyd a question. i apologize. it means you'll get to talk prolifically. getting this congress

mr. chapman and i serve as chairs in our own states in local committees that are working closely with our supreme courts and our judicial system and others to advance the use of justice o c'connor's initiative. we're pleased to have mr. ku here and welcome and thank you for your presentation. [ applause ] >> thank you secretary, and what a great opportunity it is to address this group and talk to all of but the work that we're doing in i-civics and a lot of folks are doing around the nation on civic education. what icivics does is provide young people with the knowledge, skills and dispositions for intelligent citizenship, and it's so important for us as we're talking today about voter engagement to think about how do we prepare young people, tomorrow's voters, to be not just capable of voting, but being able to do so intelligently and in an engaged way where they're participating in democracy and they're working to advance our nation in our individual states and community. i don't think it would be a surprise to folks in this room who are really paying attention to politics and to the wa

mr. chapman, the prosecutor, there is truth in sentencing here. now one of the jurors did ask a question about the time he had already been served. that is still up in the air. that's unclear. he has been in jail for two years. will that be included in his final sentence? it's very likely that it will be, typically it is. we'll have to wait and see. truth in sentencing, no parole here in virginia. >> and our viewers should know we will take the podium live if anybody decides to come out and speak this evening. last question for you, paul, do you get a sense from yeardley love's family that they are interested in speaking to the media or is this more of a private family? >> reporter: well, we know that they sat in the front row waiting for the jury and were crafting a statement. and they did write it out and they gave it to the spokesman for the city who then handed it out to the media. i have seen it. we don't know if someone is going to read it at the podium. it's sharon love, lexi love, and lexi love's fiance who are in there, plus other family