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t.v. news network admits allowing journalists to hijack private e-mails. their very good evening of watching r.t. coming here live from moscow with me kevin no it's now just a little bit after eleven o'clock at night here our top story american prosecutors are seeking life imprisonment for russian businessman vic to boot he's convicted of arming terrorists and conspiring to kill u.s. citizens a court is set to announce a little later his sentence on thursday let's go live to new york artie's innocence . and i see a high just hours a mansion until the sentences announced what is that sentence likely to be what are people saying what are we expecting. come in like he said forty five year old russian air cargo businessman victor boot is expecting to learn his destiny in a manhattan federal court a little bit later today we are expecting the sentencing hearing to kick off in about an hour and a half and what victor boot is looking at here is from twenty five years to a life sentence behind bars the twenty five years is a minimum amount of time he can receive f

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t.v. network of the c.b.c. they are scoring a lot of points in the public opinion they don't need to be violent we have a very good website where you can see videos where the explain it's all in french but explain why why they are asking what they're asking about the same questions you just asked me and so they don't need to be violent at all and they are not basically. the police first of all and from a small group of protesters who probably were provoked provoked. agents just used by we've seen that in the band just used by the police to turn things into a nightmare and i know we just heard the call back the liberal party has decided to move the location of its scheduled general council meeting that was going to take place this week and they're moving it out of town and when you think of party leaders are concerned about. well because the problem is that the facts will not go away if you can you can fool lee's good students you can send police in the streets to feed of. peaceful protesters but you won't make

t.v. network some good some couldn't because some have. quite a few haven't. what do you say to say is that the majority of what they had said to me they could not say or the mainstream to network that is not just because it's the censorship of the networks it's because my style of interaction as someone who has been interviewed by the media million times so i understand the science side of it and so i wanted something to look at the purpose of the dips in the situations that they had so a way of. pulling out their scoring about this situation from their own spirit and something that would. you know make them cross and in dealing with me. they understand that they're not to see you with a hose at the ceiling of the un with someone who's been very trying dangerous and difficult for those situations so they can speak to what degree i think ones. that aren't this should be interesting i know a lot of people have been curious and waiting for the show so we'll be keeping our eyes open for that tomorrow that was our correspondent laura smith reporting and for us her

t.v. news network admits allowing journalists to hack private e-mail. how about the piece on all those stories in a half an hour's time next though back to lower in washington d.c. . hi guys it's time for you said i read it all right take time to respond to my brilliance engaging viewer comments from facebook twitter and you too because when you've got something to say i listen now first i want to respond if you are that watched our interview with chris hedges about the n.b.a. and the lack of mainstream media coverage surrounding it groups one nine hundred seventy two comments on you tube and said the reason the media won't cover it is because obama is there and they don't want him to look bad if bush were president you can guarantee the media would cover the story and i've got a feeling that kind of true not a silly but obama is the entire media's guy i don't believe that but if bush had been the one across the and there would have been a much stronger response especially from the channels out there like and as n.b.c. parts of the other hand we know we

t.v. news network admits allowing journalists to hijack private e-mail. about is more on the stories. just ahead though from pepper spraying protesters so to america's hard to spot recovery it's back to washington d.c. and our studio is there for an hour at the alone a show. back of the low nischelle we'll get the real headlines with none of the mersey coming live in washington d.c. now tonight we're going to ask what we're supposed to do in a recovery less recovery companies are hiring profits are rising and economic growth is lacking even got federal reserve chairman ben bernanke you confuse so dean baker is going to join us to try and hash it out then tim weiner is just written a book on the history of the f.b.i. so do the failures outnumber the success and in the balance between liberty and security where does today's f.b.i. fall then about two hundred u.s. marines arrive in australia today for what will be a u.s. troop presence of twenty five hundred then surely one of the real strategic plans for the u.s. down under are not all that morphy tonight including a dose of happy hour

t.v. news network admits allowing journalists to hire private. programs continue next tonight much and stacy discussed why the decision is taken in europe and the united states. these days. guys are and this is the kaiser report look it is about a country whose economy results in a problem of obesity in feeding. never tell us more max i'm sure you're referring to the pill that they now give pregnant women in order to make sure their fetuses are not obese but we're going to look at how a situation like that develops where there's just too much a very thing and we're going to roll back to december twenty first two thousand and eleven burn anky money policy seen successful as savers become consumers and they say the federal reserve chairman ben bernanke he finally may be catching a break is easy money policies are showing signs of speeding up the economic rebound three years after he cut interest rates to zero and the article cites the fact that the housing market and car sales market that looks like it's reviving a bit well the savings rate has plu

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over the collection of private data from wife by networks so she joins engineers say snooping was always the intention for those details also it on t.v. dot com. i know for a from the world update here on r t but for now going ballistic the rooftops of london homes could soon play host to a deadly deterrent the british ministry of defense is considering placing surface to air missiles on residential buildings during the upcoming olympic games officials say the rockets would be a last resort but residents are alarmed that they could become targets for terrorists investigative journalist paul last mob believes the drastic measures are meant to scare off potential attackers. there's a bit of psychological warfare going on here that they're i think they're letting anybody who is thinking all the terrorists know that these extensive preparations have been made it's all a bit james bond the idea that that you know the terrorists are going to send small aircraft over some of the same time sent a team of operatives to eliminate the ember you know the army on the top of that particular tile it all it's all pushing things quite a long white an

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network. >>this show will be unique because we will not settle for the easy answers. we're here because we're independent. ♪ >> heard around the country, seen on currents t.v.>> senator brown up in the next hour, top of the next hour heur in studio with us and then faz shaq shakir from think progress in studio with us as well. boy, i am tired thinking about the president's busy schedule today. about 10:00 o'clock this morning, he will be greeting and welcoming the teacher of the year to the white house annual event down there, a couple of times. then up to andrews air force base, his first stop of the day down in chapel hill north carolina where at 1:15, this afternoon, he will speak to the -- at the university of north carolina about these student loan programs and the need to stop rates from do you make doubling july 1st the after that he will tape an interview for jim my fallon for "late night with jimmy fallon" and heads out to colorado to bolder colorado speaking this afternoon, again, on the student loan issue at the university of colorado at bolder, spends the night there and he will go off to university of iowa tomorrow. jay carney will gaggle on ai