if i can get victor cha back right now. victor, i want to ask one thing.here was so much talk about the idea people might shoot it down if it came over their area. first of all, that's an incredibly difficult thing to do. it sounds easy, very, very hard to do. but secondly, i cannot help but think that even if this didn't work, north korea may very well say that's what happened, they shot it down. >> yeah, they may say something like that. i think you've put your finger, tom, on a very important point as we look forward, and that is that as this is reported on cnn as failing, this is a tremendous embarrassment for the regime. i mean this was supposed to be the crowning achievement as they core nate this new younger leader on the 100th birthday of kim il-sung and this was supposed to be associated with his ascention to power. so for this thing to fail and for it to be broadcast on the news, even though they are very careful about allowing outside information, that's eventually going to get in there. i'm sure they will portray this as something other than a

it's judgment day for victor boot the russian man convicted of arms trafficking and terrorism conspiracy the judge is expected to hand down a verdict any moment now and we will give you a live report from new york. plus bloodshed continues in syria despite these promises from both sides of the u.s. increasing involvement in the conflict will anything and the violence at this point we're following the crisis we'll bring you the latest. and keep your friends close and your enemies closer these days it seems the u.s. has taken that longit a hard especially when it comes to dealing with china but how long can this tap dance continue before one steps on the other's toes or question war. it's thursday april fifth five pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching artsy. well he has been the big merchant of death in the u.s. russian arms dealer viktor booth is set to be handed a sentence in federal court in new york at the moment the sentencing hearing began a poor thirty this afternoon still no word from the court but was found guilty back in november for selling millions of doll

it's judgment day for victor booth the russian man accused of arms trafficking and terrorism conspiracy the judge is expected to hand a verdict down at any moment now we will bring you a live report from new york. plus bloodshed continues in syria this just like he's promises from both sides of the ugandan freezing involvement in the conflict will anything end of violence at this point well following the crisis that we've been following the crisis and we'll bring you the latest. on happy homecoming for some not all returns of u.s. troops come with tears of joy as the one of the media isn't showing you the ones where black covered coffins come quietly and the night and that show these are the images that show the true basis of war so why aren't we seeing that side of the conflict all explore. thursday april fifth four pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl in you're watching our team. well he's been dubbed the merchant of death in the u.s. russian arms dealer viktor bood is set to be handed his sentence at federal court in new york within the hour he was found guilty back in november fo

victor, there's something i'd like you to have. the greek islands are supposed to be very nice this time of year. carol, i can't take these. give me one good reason why not. because they're yours. and because getting away is the most important thing in the world for you right now. i couldn't possibly take this trip. i wouldn't stop thinking about jess. what about derek, or one of your friends ? you are a friend. jess always said you did nothing but work. this would make him very happy. but when would i go ? one thing i've learned these last few weeks: never wait for the perfect time to do anything. it may not come. please, for jess. all right, for jess. so, they usually make deliveries twice a week ? unless we are very busy. then they will make an extra trip. all right. well, i think i have everything i need. please, call me if you have any questions. okay. you're not thinking of switching delivery companies, are you, mr. brashov ? no, henry. jihan and i have changed our minds again. we're going to stay. this has been a very diffic

- thanks, victor. - shh. shh. hi. i'm jess washington. i guess you know that, since victor just introduced me. is that club sandwich ready yet ? well, anyway i just want to say that if i'm elected, i promise to be the best councilman this city ever had. i can also promise that this city will work for you, instead of against you. thank you very much. can i have the check ? rosa ? for you. for me ? but why ? very simple. pretty flowers for a pretty lady. well, thank you, hassan. that is so sweet of you. wasn't much of a speech. maybe i'm just not cut out for this political stuff. - i'd vote for you. - you see, jess ? but with speeches like that, not too many other people would. - forgive me for asking, mister-- - miller. dan miller. how do you know so much about politics, mr. miller ? let's just say i work for people in business who work with people in politics. i do not understand. what was wrong with jess' speech ? nothing. the bottom line is, you can make speeches until doomsday. what you need more than anything else is money. without th

sentenced just moments ago in a new york courtroom a live report on the sentencing handed down to victor groove coming up. a happy homecoming first son but not all return of u.s. troops come home with tears of joy if the one from media isn't showing you the ones where flags covered flag covered coffins come quietly in the night that show the true face of war so why aren't we seeing that side of the complex for this war. it's thursday april fifth seven pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz of all you're watching artsy. we'll begin with the breaking news the man dubbed the merchant of death sentenced to twenty five years and federal court just a short time ago russian businessman vic victor boot was found guilty back in november for selling millions of dollars worth of weapons to south american terrorists and while he's become infamous in the u.s. his supporters say he's a victim of entrapment and he never stood a chance at a fair trial or to correspond honest aasia churkin is a new york the more. i am a saucy so what is the latest. well love liz as you say victor gooch got the minimum expect

just moments and moments ago in a new york courtroom a live report on the sentence handed down to victor brew coming up. plus the bloodshed continues in syria this despite these promises from both sides and the un's increasing involvement in the conflict or anything and the violence at this point are following the crisis and we'll bring you the latest. and keep your friends close and your enemies closer these days it seems the u.s. has taken that moderates a hard especially when it comes to dealing with china for how long can this tap dance continue for once the steps on the other's toes will question more. it's thursday april fifth eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching r.t. . we begin this hour with breaking news the man dubbed the merchant of death sentence of twenty five years in federal court just a short time ago business russian businessman victor boot was found guilty back in november for selling millions of dollars worth of weapons to terrorists and while he has become infamous in the u.s. his supporters say he is a victim of entrapment and never stood

moscow's announcer victor good sentencing in the you asked as politically motivated as the russian businessman gets twenty five years behind bars. reports of ongoing violence in syria despite a u.n. ultimatum had both sides must reach a complete cease fire next week. france's muslims say they're being scapegoated in the wake of the deadly shootings and to lose as the country's presidential hopefuls music stream clears the secure. my former headquarters in central moscow you're watching are you with me and you so now it's good to have you with us six pm here in the russian capital ten am in new york and moscow has condemned victor boot sentencing in the u.s. is unacceptable and politically motivated russia's foreign minister said the contrary will help to ensure his rights are protected the russian businessman was convicted of conspiring to sell that prince to terrorist and kill americans actually run important reports. the u.s. government wanted victor boot to spend the rest of his life in an american prison however a u.s. federal judge has sentenced the russian citizen to twenty five years be

russian businessmen victor boot is given a minimum sentence of twenty five years by a new york court for conspiring to sell weapons to terrorists. the u.n. security council issues its toughest statement yet on syria calling on the authorities of the opposition to lay down arms unconditionally in a weak. french president sarkozy wins a public support for his crackdown on islamic radicals but loses the faith of young muslims who say they feel rejected by their own country. twelve news and comments twenty four hours a day this is r.t. a us court has given russian businessmen the boot a minimum sentence of twenty five years for conspiring to sell weapons to terrorists and kill americans but the judge ruled there was no proof he would ever have committed crimes if it wasn't for the u.s. sting operation that's near him. reporting live has more now from outside the courthouse in new york. the u.s. government wanted victor boot to spend the rest of his life in an american prison however a u.s. federal judge has sentenced the russian citizen to twenty five years behind bars and that is for co

victor is a foster child.t 12 years old, he has spent his whole life so far in temporary care until a permanent family can be found. >> what a smile. wow. >> reporter: that smile never leaves his face. >> he's diagnosed with cerebral palsy and severe intellectual disability. he functions at a lower level. he needs support with his activities of daily living. >> reporter: those who know victor say he's very communicative and he needs a family that will appreciate that. >> we're looking for a family that has experience with medically fragile children. >> reporter: any family considering adopting victor will get help. >> victor qualifies for rem, rather and expensive case management. he'll be eligible for that basically for his entire life. that will follow him through adoption. >> reporter: to be victor's family, all you really need is to love the water as much as he does. barbara harrison, news 4 for wednesday's child. >> now, that's a smile. if you have room in your home and your heart for victor or another ch

moscow denounces victor boot sentencing in the u.s. as politically motivated as the russian businessman gets trying to five years behind bars. reports of ongoing violence in syria despite if you want to make up that both sides must reach a complete ceasefire next week. and french muslims say they're being scapegoated in the wake of the deadly shooting from terrorists as the country cracks down on religious radicals. from our studios in central moscow you're watching r t with me and he said now it's four pm here in the russian capital eight am in new york and moscow has condemned victor boot sentencing in the us as unacceptable and politically motivated russian's foreign minister said the country would help to to ensure his rights are protected the russian businessman was convicted of conspiring to sell weapons to terrorists and kill americans are jews were an important is in new york and now the . the u.s. government wanted victor boot to spend the rest of his life in an american prison however a u.s. federal judge has sentenced the ru

well victor booth wife spoke to r.t. in moscow before the new york trial she says nobody was looking for victor intil the u.s. decided it wanted him. to give the canard that is when you have a state department spokesperson describing how much money and effort they've put in to get if the extradited to the u.s. it's perfectly clear that they had no intention of acquitted him also it was in two thousand and one that the us media first launched a massive campaign against victor accusing him of being a major arms dealer even though there was absolutely no evidence to substantiate those claims it was a long period of eight years from two thousand and one to two thousand and eight and have there been any proof that he was really involved in some illegal activities the un russia and into paul would have certainly known about it and would have done something but in reality nobody did anything nobody was really looking for viktor they all claimed they were looking for him but they did nothing he wasn't hiding he was openly living

prepares to sentence russian businessmen victor brutes for conspiring to smoke alarms and kill americans as the protests innocence and vows to appeal. balance erupts in central athens after retired tension a feud some self passes by any recourse to the cuts that's making its pension. us defense contractors lined up for business as india expands to modernize of the military it back rubs and scandals take that's one of the path. you're watching r t well live from moscow welcome to the program it's a judgment day for russian businessmen victor boot found guilty by american courts of conspiring to sell arms to terrorists he faces life behind bars for the sentence deep meeting on thursday but boots defense maintains his innocence or appeal they also claim the case has been swayed by the u.s. media and saudis and citric reports now from new york. here is spent by the u.s. to hunt down one russian man tens of millions of dollars of taxpayer cash poor into a sting operation snatched up from a third country alleged arms dealer victor boot was handcuffed whom should the u.s. and police in solitary

prepares to sentence russian businessmen victor boot for conspiring to smoke alarms and kill americans protests innocence and vows to appeal. violence erupts in central athens after a seventy seven year old man shoots himself in front of the greek parliament plenty austerity cuts with decimating his pension. plus defense contractors lined up for business as india makes sense to modernize the military hit by corruption scandals and crumbling weaponry. well these are much more twenty four seven this is r.t. it's judgment day for russian businessmen to boot found guilty in american courts of conspiring to sell arms to terrorists he faces life behind bars but the sentence g. later on thursday of boots defense maintains his innocence and will appeal but also the case has been swayed by the u.s. media as artie's in situ reports from new york. hears by the u.s. to hunt down one russian man tens of millions of dollars of taxpayer cash poor into a sting operation snatched up from a third country alleged arms dealer victor boot was handcuffed to the u.s. and police in solitary confinement for mo

the sentencing of russian businessman victor boot by u.s. courts is unacceptable biased and politically motivated me to cvs twenty five years for conspiring to sell weapons to terrorists. the un security council he sees it's tough a statement yet on syria calling on the forty's and the opposition to lay down arms unconditionally within a week. french president nicolas sarkozy wins public support for his crackdown on islamic radicals loses the faith of young muslims who say they feel rejected by their own country. the rason market opens up about the slightly in the red despite the high oil price. think it's. world news and much more twenty four hours a day this is r.t. . has criticised the sentencing of it to boot in america as politically motivated and says it will seek his return home but this isn't it was found guilty of conspiring to sell weapons to terrorists and kill americans the judge ruled there was no proof he would ever have committed the crimes if it wasn't for the u.s. sting operation that's near him or to report not as more. the

russian businessman victor boot awaits sentencing in the queue asking faces life behind bars for a gun running but insists he's in his head. a potent symbol of their struggle there is violence in greece after a strong elderly victim of a government cuts takes his own life outside parliament. and here is a curative council calling on the syrian regime to pull out troops by april the time of death mind and a full cease fire on both sides in the following forty eight hours. the cells in the u.s. come out that's an expression of the russian markets managed to win a rebound in the final minutes of trading with the obvious my stocks up three quarters of a percent more of this and so much of it's really. it's seven pm here in moscow this is r g coming to you by and i'm just now a with your top story this evening american cross accuser seeking life imprisonment for russian businessman victor boot was convicted of armed terrorists and conspiring to kill u.s. citizens a new york court will announce the sentence later on thursday but it's attorney stressed that he's innocent and that his case is

at moscow valves to secure the return of victor boot that's after a u.s. judge sentenced the russian businessman to twenty five years behind bars for conspiring to think of conspiring rather to kill americans. for the stories that made headlines this week you're watching the weekly with me rory soon shy the u.n. backed peace plan for syria could be in that block just days ahead of a ceasefire deadline the rebels have refused to give the mask loose any guarantees they will lay down arms when the government troops withdraw our middle east correspondent paula slayer house the latest. the commander of the rebel free syrian army has indicated that he will not give any kind of guarantees that he plans to mate on arms and this is just always after the syrians look forward at a crazed force such explanations what the syrian regime is often for is written confirmation that the rebels when they down on speak with cool they tense and the troops some population centers now this does placement to derail the peace process just two days before the cease fire and that was

victor is a foster child. at 12 years old he has spent his whole life so far in temporary care until a permanent family can be found. >> what a smile. wow. >> that smile never leaves his face. >> he's diagnosed with cerebral palsy. also has severe intellectual disability. so he functions at a lower level. he needs support with his activities of daily living. >> those who know victor say he's very commune cattive and he needs a family that will appreciate that. >> we're looking for a family that has experience with medically fragile children. any family considering adopting victor will get help. >> he qualifies for r.e.m., rare and expensive case management. he'll be eligible for that for his entire life, it will follow him through adoption. >> to be victor's family, all you really need is to love the water as much as he does. and if you have room in your home and your heart for victor or another child, see it on wednesday's child. see our special adoption hotline. the number is 1-888-to-adoptme. >>> you may co

moscow sounds the sentencing of russian businessman victor boot u.s. court is unacceptable biased and politically motivated received trying to five years for conspiring to sell weapons to terrorists. the u.n. security council issues its tougher statement yet on syria calling on the government and the opposition to lay down arms within a week as seen in coffee on its peace plan. french president nicolas sarkozy wins a public support for his crackdown on islamic radicals but loses the faith of young muslims who say they feel rejected by their own country. because three pm here in moscow this is archie coming to you live on the need to now wait with our top story the moscow has criticized the sentencing of victor boot in america as politically motivated and says he will seek his return home the businessman was found guilty of conspiring to sell weapons to terrorists and kill americans but the judge ruled there was no proof he would ever have committed the crimes if it wasn't for the u.s. sting operation snared him. how smart. the u.s. government wanted vi

counter announcer victor mood sentencing in the us i was politically motivated as the russian businessman gets twenty five years behind bars. reports of ongoing violence in syria just find a un ultimatum that both sides must reach a complete ceasefire next week. france's muslims say they're being scapegoated in the wake of the temple shootings and clues of the country's presidential hopefuls music streaming beer and try and secure. and russian markets and the trade in session in the rightmost in the fall it's all week so far all the details and business and so on some of it. here is our t.v. live from moscow it's seven pm i don't need to know why with our top story this hour moscow has condemned viktor bood sentencing in the u.s. that's unacceptable and politically motivated russia's foreign minister said the country will hell boot to ensure his rights are protected the russian businessman was convicted of conspiring to sell weapons to terrorists and kill americans are going to court and i have reports from new york. the u.s. government wanted victor to spend the rest of his life in an am

government wanted victor boot to spend the rest of his life in an american prison however our us federal judge has sentenced the russian citizen to twenty five years behind bars and that is for conspiring to sell millions of dollars of weapons and surface to air missiles to colombian rebels those rebels were really agents that were posing undercover the u.s. federal judge delivered her sentence in manhattan. thursday afternoon that was the mandatory minimum sentence that she could give mr grootes the u.s. federal judge has said that mr hasn't been an active arms dealer since two thousand and three and believes that there is no proof that mr putin was looking for opportunities to deal with terrorists or kill americans victor boot for the first time stood up and addressed the courtroom he said that he never intended to kill anyone or sell arms to anyone he said that is the truth and then he turned around and pointed his finger at the agency that testified against him saying that they know that what he's saying is the truth yes he expected the sentence because i believe the judge is very in

tonight on our team russian businessman victor boots await sentencing in the united states c. faces life behind bars for alleged gun running but he insists he's innocent. the u.n. security council calls on the syrian regime to pull out troops by the april tenth deadline and a full cease fire on both sides in the following forty eight hours. skepticism about whether or not a man's peace plan will work with warnings from the united nations and moscow that arming the rebels will only fuel the conflict more on this interest a few moments. and a potent symbol of the struggle of greece warns the distraught elderly victim of the government who suicide outside. clashes. this is our team name is kevin zero in our top story and eight pm from moscow american prosecutors are seeking life imprisonment for a russian businessman vic to boot he was convicted of arming terrorists and conspiring to kill u.s. citizens a court will announce the simpsons later on thursday. he's innocent and that his cases fabricated result he's innocent reports. years spent by the u.s. to hunt down one russian man

rushing places meant victor boot is given a minimum sentence of twenty five years in a new york court conspiring to sell weapons to terrorists the judge ruled groups would never have actually committed the crimes. even the security council he says it's tough a statement getting syria calling on the authorities on the opposition to lay down arms unconditionally in a week. french president nicolas sarkozy winds up in support of his crackdowns on a radical he says the great young muslims say they feel checked it by their own country. around the world around the clock you're watching r t a u.s. court has given a russian businessman to fit to boot a minimum sentence of twenty five years for conspiring to sell weapons to terrorists and kill americans as our teams report on explains that was immense pressure from washington to convict the russian. the u.s. government wanted victor boot to spend the rest of his life in an american prison however a u.s. federal judge has sentenced the russian citizen to twenty five years behind bars and that is for conspiring to sell millions of dollars of wea

prepares to sign tents brussel business friends victor boot for conspiring to smuggle arms and kill americans as he protests innocence and vowels to appeal. violence erupts in central our friends after a seventy seven year old man shoots himself in front of the greek parliament claiming austerity costs for decimating his action. bus to france contractors not up for business as india makes plans to modernize the military hit by corruption scandals and crumbling weaponry. from our headquarters in central moscow you're watching our team with me and he said now it's two pm here in the russian capital six am in new york where it's judgment day for a russian businessman victor boot found guilty by an american court of conspiracy conspiring to sell arms to terrorists he faces life behind bars and the sentence to later on thursday but defense maintains his innocence and will appeal they also claim the case has been swayed by the u.s. media sorts he's an associate turk and reports of years spent by the u.s. to hunt down one russian man tens of millions of dollars of taxpayer cash poor into a sting ope

russian businessman victor boot awaits sentencing in the u.s. as he faces wife behind bars for alleged gun running but insists he's innocent. public symbol of their struggle there's violence increase after the strong elderly victim of the government constitutes his own life outside parliament. and damascus says it's withdrawing troops in line with the u.n. sponsored peace plan the opposition claims it's still under attack. it's five pm here in moscow this is r t coming to you live on the east now a with our top story american prosecutors are seeking life imprisonment for russian businessman victor boot was convicted of arming terrorists and conspiring to kill u.s. citizens a new york court will announce the sentence later on thursday but it's attorneys stress that he's innocent and that his case is fabricated to see a turk and now reports. years spent fighting us to hunt down one russian man tens of millions of dollars of taxpayer cash poor into a sting operation snatched up from a third country alleged arms dealer viktor boot was handcuffed flo

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 for the charges being brought against him and a life sentence is what the prosecution is demanding it's important to keep in mind that the defense and richard good himself continue to maintain his innocence they continue to say that what the prosecution is asking for is quote a disgrace and it's really something that we're going to have to wait and see what comes out of this because it's definitely two very different positions as the defense says all charges against picture good should be dropped and as you remember victor good was arrested lured in by de undercover u.s. agents in thailand in march two thousand and eight was extradited to the u.s. two years later regardless of the f

judicial power play feel that victor and in particular charges that were brought against him that he is innocent so you know i don't i don't want any innocent man whether it be russians isn't it we were trying to be you know sentence right or. commit it to good is the second. should citizen in year to face sentencing on american territory for legit crimes committed in a third nation he says is a major precedence and represents a worrying us trend to simply override the legal systems of other countries is this a tribunal artsy. but it's a boots wife told r.t. that it's suspicious how the other country or international body acted to apprehend the business with for years despite the u.s. charges against the poorly we're going to give that one up others when you have a state department spokesperson describing how much money and effort they've put in to get victor extradited to the u.s. it's perfectly clear that they had no intention of acquitting him also it was in two thousand and one that the u.s. media first launched a massive campaign against victor accusing him of being a major arms

victor is a foster child.spent his whole life in temporary care until a permanent family can be found. >> what a smile. >> that smile is on his face. >> he functions at a lower level and he needs support with his activities and daily living. >> those that know him say he is very communicative. >> we are looking for a family that has experience with mental mentally fragile children. >> he will be eligible for case management for his entire life. that will follow him through adoption. >> and to be vick tik -- victor family, all you need is room in your home. >> please call our special adoption hotline, 1-888-2-adopt-me if you can help. >>> and then it looks for a i was paying too much with cable. paying so much, you want better quality. for the amount of money that i am paying, my cable company should take care of me. [ male announcer ] stop paying for second best. get verizon fios tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month, guaranteed for two years with no annual contract required. first time we saw tv on f

>> you know, i think the experience of victor killed him, you know?e a head butt to floyd, he says sorry with one time is enough. you know. >> not hugging and kissing him. >> yeah. one time is enough. >> and then ortiz gave the box, he didn't put his hand up and floyd hit him. >> is floyd still in his prime? >> he shows to the world, his whole career, you know, you never saw floyd mayweather going down. he always stays in the square. >> you're a good boxer, puncher. but it's hard to imagine you outboxing mayweather in the bring. most people think that cotta will have to go back to the guy that throws a hard left hook to the body and more of an animal to beat floyd. isn't that what you have to do? >> beating a boxer like floyd, with all of his ability, all of his skills, you have to be ready for everything. >> i got to check the game. got to watch my money. >> we have up 26. so, up 11. got to be up by 4. so, we should cover. >> your hundred's good so far? >> ohio state playing northwestern right now. yeah. we should be okay. >> you have to win by four

plus moscow slams the sansing of victor valves to bring the alleged russian arms to your home after u.s. board gave him twenty five years for conspiring to kill americans. in the russian capital you're watching our. today we take a look at the top stories of the week and all twelve survivors of a plane crash in western siberia monday are now in stable condition they were among forty three people on board the plane when it came down just minutes after takeoff and near freezing temperatures thirty one people including all the crew were killed and stopped failure to spray the aircraft was a phrase may have been the cause or just take agree of the reports from the scene. i heard an explosion then we got a call and my commander ordered us to go to the scene in these minutes you realize something was wrong as a nine shooter the situation hadn't quite sunk in among the first fighters on the scene yuri immediately sportage one list few survivors when the first thing we saw was the clean debris and fire and we started putting the flames out there was this one man standing alone and he didn't see

of taxpayer cash poor into a sting operation snatched up from a third country alleged arms dealer victor boot was handcuffed flown to the u.s. and placed in solitary confinement for months before a trial found him guilty on all four charges one conspiring to kill united states nationals to conspiring to kill united states officers and employees. three conspiring to use and acquire anti-aircraft missiles and for conspiring to provide material support to the fark the forty four year old russian air cargo business and fascinated hollywood wanted for twelve people. your request. that we are in the other eleven who lost his case in the court of us public opinion long before his trial kicked off raising concerns about the fairness of his trial this is the lord of war. the merchant of death right and you've got him in your hands right he's in custody it's a great feeling u.s. officials were relentless in their efforts to get behind bars so-called merchant of death is now a federal inmate american agents posing as fork members a colombian group deemed terrorist in the u.s. but not by nini other

c-span: and you are the victor denoble.ow did you get started on this whole thing that has led to the documentary? >> guest: it began in 1979 when i was contacted by phillip morris tobacco. they said they were having some problems and wondered if i could help them. they said that the problem was that nicotine causes about 138,000 people to die every year from cardiovascular activity and brain strokes. c-span: that figure is how much? >> guest: 138,000 each year from heart disease and brain strokes. they had a program in the 1970s where they wanted to remove nicotine from cigarettes and replace it with a job that was equally addictive, but joe that would not cause the heart problems and brain strokes. they had all these molecules that he invented, but they had no way to test them. that was my job. to come in and find a molecule that a rat's brain would say i like it, and the rats heart would not have any cardiovascular problem with it. c-span: 1979? what were you doing at the time? >> guest: as a postdoc and my specialty was

and moscow bows to secure the return of victor boot after u.s. judge said this is the russian businessman to twenty five years behind bars for conspiring to kill americans. nine pm in moscow i mattress or bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on r t you run back peace plan for syria could be in deadlock days ahead of a ceasefire deadline rebels refuse to give damascus any guarantees they'll lay down arms before the government troops withdraw our middle east correspondent policy or has the latest. the commander of the rebel free syrian army has indicated that he will not give any kind of written guarantees that he plans to lay down arms and this is just hours after the syrian forward of a crazed force such explanations what the syrian regime is awesome for is written confirmation that the rebels will lay down arms before with tool of a tense and the troops some population centers now this does threaten to derail the peace process just two days before the peace plan that was put forward by the former u.n. chief kofi

and moscow valves to secure the return of victor that's after a u.s. judge sentenced the russian businessman to twenty five years behind bars for conspiring to kill americans. but the stories that made headlines this week you're watching the weekly with me wrong reception the u.n. backed peace plan for syria is in jeopardy just days ahead of a ceasefire deadline to mask says it went on the right side of the deal to stand down the military unless the armed opposition provides guarantees that it will follow suit however the free syrian army is refusing to meet the regime's demand our middle east correspondent paula has the latest. this follows last week's understanding that the syrian regime was prepared to accept a cease fire put forward according to the former u.n. chief kofi annan and according to that cease fire comes this choose day the masses will withdraw all its troops from the major cities and then it will be up to the opposition to meet a final deadline of six a in. which they would have stopped or fighting following the group would have been p

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media first launched a massive campaign against victor accusing him of being a major arms dealer even though there was absolutely no evidence to substantiate those claims it was a long period of eight years from two thousand and one to two thousand and eight and had there been any proof that he was really involved in some illegal activities here are the u.n. with russia and in support would have certainly known about it and would have done something but in reality nobody did anything nobody was really looking for victor they all claimed they were looking for him but they did nothing he wasn't hiding he was openly livin in russia under his real name. well the u.n. is deploying an advance team of the gay shit is to the syrian capital to pave the way for an observer mission to the conflict torn country comes as damascus claims its beginning to implement a peace plan by withdrawing tanks and heavy weapons from residential areas opposition activists across syria deny this. right in several flashpoint cities dozens of people to be killed have been asked twenty four hours russia is warning f

. >>> vÍctor se gradÚo de la preparatoria, y no tuvo mÁs opciones. >>> si no podemos defendernos, quiÉn, hay personas que para nosotro no somos jÓvenes, no somose humanos, sino una carta en el juego polÍtico. >>josÉ el hermano de vÍctor tambiÉn activista entiende que no hay mÁs opciones. >>> cuando hay una injusticia, hay que salir, con la cara en alto y salir a decir las cosas que no estÁn bien. >>> como padres josÉ y adelina fueron sorprendidos por la realidad, y el activismo de sus hijos. >>> nos dedicamos a acompaÑarlos, ellos daban la cara para defender la vida que tenÍan aqui, no pÍamos dejarlossolos. >>> lo que go como activista, jamÁs pense que lo iba a hacer, y mucho menos sin mi mamÁ. >>> ra ellos se acabaron fiestas, y dÍas de descanso, hay reuniones, para hablar de marchas, y el futuro. >>> somos la esperanza, aqÍ luchando. >>> vamos a cambiar de tema, el el desanlace, luego de la deparariciÓn de niÑos causo conmociÓn, los cuerpos fueron hallados en dos fosas en un rancho, se descartÓ que se extraigan Órganos o vÍctimas de abuso sexu, no hay arrestos. >>> fiscales federales