victor misses her terribly. can we sit down ? thank you. please. have you been to see your father yet ? no, i haven't. did i forget to give you the address when i called ? i'm getting so absent-minded. no, actually, i'm not going to be able to make it to the hospital. i don't understand. i thought that's why you drove down. my father and i haven't spoken to each other in a very long time. good news, jess. i found the-- i'm sorry. i didn't know you had company. i wanted to tell you that i found the part i was looking for. it's in the car. i'll go get it. thanks, jamal. that was jamal. if you don't mind, i'd like to leave something for my father. anna, i don't know what happened between you, and i don't need to know. what i do know is, he loves you very much. we were very close once. -i made some choices he didn't approve of. -that doesn't sound so terrible. well, we both said some things that we shouldn't have. next thing you know, we're out of each other's lives. anyway if you could give this to him when he gets back i'd appreciate it. of course. t

this was victor boots first interview to an english language t.v.news outlet not only since his sentencing but also since his extradition and speaking in one in six languages he's fluent in english he seemed quite candid generally we know that victor boot is quite positive considering the circumstances with personally seen him winking at his wife inside the courtroom today too he was quite calm and really shared his personal take on his case and kind of. were you know. through that. trial. where you know your mom. if you. think the markers are true and showing them you can be sure of american democracy and. american comic every. day for sure this case has been like a hollywood blockbuster we've even seen a movie made about victor boot starring nicolas cage picture blue told us today that he did in fact see the movie and he said he feels sorry that nicolas cage had to be part of less than mediocre film like that which according to victor boot has nothing to do with reality victor boot is a russian air cargo businessman in his forty's he's been dubbed

this was victor boots first interview to an english language t.v. news outlet not only since his sentencing but also since his extradition and speaking in one in six languages he's fluent in english he seemed quite candid generally we know that victor boot is quite positive considering the circumstances with personally seen him winking at his wife inside the courtroom today too he was quite calm and really shared his personal take on his case and kind of crown. were you know. you don't overreach on trial. where you know your mom accepted. but you. think some of the markers are actually showing you completion of american justice and real confusion american great comic relief and nonfunctional dictatorship of course his case has been like a hollywood blockbuster picture book is a russian air cargo businessman in his forty's he's been dubbed the merchant of death in the united states the u.s. has spent years and tens of millions of dollars in an operation to hunt this man down of course we know that u.s. agents posing as far as members met with victor

- 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

this was victor boots first interview to an english language t.v. news outlet not only since his sentencing but also since his extradition and speaking in one in six languages he's fluent in english he seemed quite candid generally we know that victor boudicca blog buster picture book is a russian air cargo business man in his forty's he's been dubbed the merchant of death in the united states the u.s. has spent years and tens of millions of dollars in an operation to hunt this man down of course we know that u.s. agents posing as far as members met with viktor boots and then of arrested him in thailand in two thousand and eight two years later regardless of the fact that thai courts found him not guilty twice in what was called arm twisting by the united states victor boot was extradited into u.s. territory to face charges of international arms trafficking victim himself has always maintained his innocence and believes his case to be political theaetetus also asked him if he has a message for the president of the united states as well as a u.s. off

victor boot well. message for use program and it will keep you moving these products have been able to view drug enforcement and i'm very we're going to grant a crime this will not only not help america really for all the problem of the drug war and you were convicted of going to the real problem for the real problem there just isn't the crime for a group there's no danger for him go to somebody who built it for a walk through the car and it was a good trick the inference that people in federal court are people the real problem now the boot is appealing his twenty five year sentence behind bars and says he continues to keep on fighting until he gets a chance to return back home to russia we know that he has filed an official request for the russian state duma to file a complaint against the united states and thailand victor boot himself says because he knows he's innocent he's hoping that he will not end up serving the entire twenty five years that he's been sentenced to but whether or not that's going

as for victor junior he was taken that custody. authorities say he's one of 13 suspected gang members arrested this morning for a triple muvr dwer in south san francisco in 2010. >> without a shadow of a doubt this incident upped scores how dangerous the gang why and why this morning arrest are welcome news for the residents of the community. >>reporter: but he says niece gang member and certainly no murderer. >> he's not doing anything bad. he doesn't go out any more. he just stays home. plays x box with me. >>reporter: family doesn't plan to go back to the house any time soon. they are worried about what else might happen to them the. victor senior says he got bruised while officers roughed him up and brothers says he was stomped on the head when officers pinned him to the ground. >> treat me like a doychlingt i'm barely 14. like i'm just a minor. i didn't even do nothing this they just like push me around and all that. >>reporter: victor florez junior and other suspected gang members are scheduled to appear in federal court tomo

victor boot a russian air cargo businessman dubbed the merchant of death in the u.s. sentenced to twenty five years behind bars for allegedly arms trafficking in april years and tens of millions of dollars pumped into hunting him down u.s. agents posing as fark members how little rested in a sting operation in thailand in two thousand and eight found not guilty by thai courts twice he was still extradited to the u.s. russia called the move illegal victor boot now speaks to our t. exclusively from jail. victor thank you very much for calling in today i want to start by asking you you were sentenced to a quarter of a century behind bars what does that feel like grow worse before they come with you and your physical your father brother cronk you know you know your spirit your spirit free and you understand both of the freedom it's impossible to break you down to bring it to the. every count and i warrant i'm going to i don't commit to anything to have that punishment. when i was a major me and a crime these crimes would never exist i live you have got a record not impres

official in general who are behind the operation in luring in victor boot. message for use president kerry will keep using these products. drug enforcement and i'm very we're going to grant a crime that is true not only not to help america to really solve the problem of the drug war and you were convicted of going through the real problem solve the real problem. group no danger for him go to somebody who built for a walk through the corridor with a good trick and frame fifty people in the little corner of the real problem now that to boot is appealing his twenty five year sentence behind bars and says he continues to keep on fighting until he gets a chance to return back home to russia we know that he has filed an official request for the russian state duma to file a complaint against the united states and thailand victor boot himself says because he knows he's innocent. he's hoping that he will not end up serving the entire twenty five years that he's been sentenced to but whether or not that's going to be the case we're going to have to wait and see. and y

as for victor junior he was taken that custody.e's one of 13 suspected gang members arrested this morning for a triple muvr dwer in south san francisco in 2010. >> without a shadow of a doubt this incident upped scores how dangerous the gang why and why this morning arrest are welcome news the reside the residents oe community. >>reporter: but he says niece gang member and certainly no murderer. >> he's not doing anything bad. he doesn't go out any more. he just stays home. plays x box with me. >>reporter: family doesn't plan to go back to the house any time soon. they are worried about what else might happen to them the. victor senior says he got bruised while officers roughed him up and brothers says he was stomped on the head when officers pinned him to the ground. >> treat me like a doychlingt i'm barely 14. like i'm just a minor. i didn't even do nothing this they just like push me around and all that. >>reporter: victor florez junior and junior and other suspected gang members are scheduled to appear in federal court tomorrow

it's also my great honor to introduce to you victor, you all know him so very well. he's had such a distinguished career. if i went through the of his accomplishments i'd consume all the time you have for more interesting things than a recitation of everything that he's done, but obviously, as you know, he's a publisher emeritus of the nation, the magazine's editor from 1978 to 1995. he was a publisher and editorial director from '95 to 2005. he was an editor at the "new york times" magazine, he's been an author, he's been a lecturer and visiting scholar, and with that brief introduction from a magnificent career i will turn it over to victor. >> thank you. well, i'm one of only 20 introducers, so i just want to say about x years ago, nick lemmon, the dean of the columbia journalists school did me the honor of asking if i would chair cjr. that's the oldest media monitor in the country and maybe around the globe. i'm not sure of that. but it has this legacy of trying to uphold standards in journalism and now a new trying to figure out what can make a business model wo

and thanks to christy and victor for getting us involved in this. the only place worse to be in washington is between people and alcohol than between people and the people they came to see. so i'm going to be very brief here. i will do a very brief plug for this topic of internet freedom. i spend my days doing this for google. we work on it around the world. and if anybody here is interested more on the topic, we're going to be having our own two-day conference about this in a couple of weeks, so please come and talk to me afterwards. my job here is to get off the stage and introduce robert siegel, our moderator for today. he is the recipient of the john chancellor award from columbia journalism school and with that the most distinguished dropout the school has ever had. he is, however, recipient of an undergrad degree from columbia in 19 -- '68. >> sorry to date you. i apologize. and i will let robert take it away with the panel. >> bob, thank you. thank you very much for getting my academic credentials out there front and center. to say that we li

jelled russian businessman victor boot speaks exclusively with r.t. from his new york prison giving his take on his case which he says is politically motivated who was sentenced to a quarter century behind bars for.

official in general who are behind the operation in luring in victor boot. message for you as president kerry will keep using the park. the truck and force majeure to very well be rampant crime this will not only not helpful federico really solve the problem of the drug war and you were. victims of going through the real problem for the real problem. the drug for close to your program go through somebody. provokes. thirty three different people for the border the real problem is appealing his twenty five year sentence behind bars and says he continues to keep on fighting until he gets a chance to return back home to russia we know that he. filed an official request for the russian state duma to file a complaint against the united states and thailand victor boot himself says because he knows he's innocent he's hoping that he will not end up serving the entire twenty five years that he's been sentenced to but whether or not that's going to be the case we're going to have to wait and see if. you can watch the entire interview with you could be that will be on s

well, victor, i was just about to give up on you. i'm sorry.much paperwork. i can't seem to catch up. how many times do i need to tell you ? slow down. leave a little time for the really important things. you mean, like our chess game ? exactly. thank you, katherine. i can't believe you're really leaving this place. me neither. i hope you and carol will be joining us for the going-away party tonight. i wouldn't miss it for the world. of course i do. it's just that jihan is not yet convinced we should go back to cairo. when do you fly back ? all right. i will call you soon. - what did i tell you, victor ? - not so quickly. you haven't won yet. oh. you'll have to excuse me, jess. - but it's your move. - this will only take a minute. so, what have you got for me today ? - rice, olive oil and tomato sauce. - ah. very good. thank you. see you next week. excuse me, mr. brashov. i'll be on vacation next week, so i've got to get your order now. oh. just a minute. i'm sorry, jess, but this is going to take a little longer than i thought. in that case, i

un>> cuÁl es tu pregunta para vÍctor?.ericauniv. >> okay mi amor, pienso que a todo el mundo nos pasa eso que tenemos dinero que se nos va de las manos. >> lo primero como decÍa mi abuelita, pon una alcanza a su lado y comience a@@despierta am. >> yo veo en el mes de junio despuÉs del dÍa 15 vienen cambios favorablesivisioa ti nÉe de jugar nÚmeros, no puedes jugar por un tiempecito para despuÉs de esa fecha. >> donde la suerte va a cambiar para ti. >> y le tengo algo un ritual para todo el mundo. >> la hierba de romero es muy bueno con la ruda y la albahaca, hacen zumo si quieren limpian la casa con eso, se lavan sus manos, la ponen en la tina de agua siempre y cuando no tenga alergia a estas hierbas pero sirven para atraer dinero y abundancia al hogar. >> como siempre digo todos los dÍas ponga su mente positiva y no diga eso que ay! no tengo dinero. >> nada de esto al contrario diga hoy va a ser mi dÍa de suerte, tengo dinero. >> vibro con emociÓn y felicidad hacia el dinero y el dinero va a llegar porque va a llegar se l

jailed russian businessman victor boot talks exclusively to r.t. from his new york prison shouting for the margin is key.

well bill you know this is the first interview that victor boot gives to an english language t.v. news outlet not just since he was sentenced but also since his extradition two years ago to the united states and this was a rare opportunity like you say to get his personal take on his case that by now has definitely become the torrijos take a listen to what he said. and carry around the world better you know. to your own trial. where you know your mom. and her. friend mark are actually showing. up american truckers and real completion to reach an american spirit comic and probably. very. well will speaking in one of six languages that victor good speaks fluently in english there we also get a chance to discuss with him what it feels like to be sentenced to an entire quarter of a century whether or not there is something he would do differently if he knew he would be sentenced to twenty five years the answer to which was absolutely not victor boot continues to maintain his innocence and says he has never done anything wrong in his life we also got a chance to listen to his message t

russian businessman victor boot convicted of arms trafficking by the u.s. has compared america's justice system to a witch hunt and an exclusive interview with r.t. he's serving twenty five years for conspiring to kill u.s. citizens and sell arms to colombian militants but he insists he's innocent this week it was decided boot will be sent to a super maximum security prison despite his trial judge recommending medium security confinement the jail in colorado is known as the alcatraz of the rockies and house as america's most dangerous and violent criminals lawyer wants the decision stalled right now victor boot is still in a new york prison from where he exclusively spoke to our today about why he's been targeted. what is happening to me as a pure political career and kind of. further you know remember earlier through the do you view an overreach hard for inquisition where going over your mom accepted. that you were going to be recruited. that you are going to don't commit to anything to have published. when i was a very hard crimes would never agree with a

jailed russian businessman victor boot and gives his first interview to english speaking media since his extradition to the us exclusively tells r g about what's behind his conviction. it's been another turbulent week for the troubled and taal sturdy anger spilled onto europe streets in spain tens of thousands marched in eighty cities across the country on saturday with a loud demands for an end to cuts and economic misery really are in the wake of violent clashes erupted in the italian city of naples where hundreds of protesters attempted to storm a local tax office that says euro zone's future again descends into doubt over greece sticking to the harsh plan to dig it out of debt party leaders are in a last ditch effort to form a coalition or following last sunday's inconclusive election if they fail it will mean going back to the polls in a few weeks political and strategic analyst dr on the song don't believe he says the protests we're seeing in europe could soon spill into revolution. it is very clear that this financial loss holds is like an artichoke first you start with the we

russia called the move illegal victor boot now speaks to our t.v. exclusively from jail. victor thank you very much for calling in today i want to start by asking you you were sentenced to a quarter of a century behind bars what does that feel like grow worse before they come out with you and is it clear your father brother cronk you know julia spirit your spirit free and you understand both of the freedom it's impossible to break you down to bring your company if you can and i wore it i know i don't commit to anything to have that punishment. when i was a major me and a crime these crimes would never exist i let it be your government would not have read the crime and then the result would be the conspiracy robot label. decision to kill americans which is i'd like a magic bullet or pull the trigger of fear and kind of how it will hurt or you know belly or to the moment do you feel you know reach on trial. where you know your mom accepted your content that there were no people but i think some of. that will help i understand the reality and i understand time i'm trying to

victor maxime off comes from a family of shamans while performing a purification ritual he appeals to a benevolent dad see. the shaman stands at the site of the gigantic rupture that almost broke the siberian mainland into more than half a billion years ago it was at that time that the fanciful yanna pillas formed. the shaman pleads with the winds to drive all evil to the arctic ocean and clear the skies to reveal the warmth of the summer. victor treats the white creator to fermented mare's milk poured from a you cuttin bowl to chatter on to forms his rituals only in the day time victor never uses a tumbler eem because of the belief that it sound attracts both evil as well as good spirits. but some set the stamina pieces dark forces by playing a folk instrument called a. very are very are. they a could believe that energy from the center of the earth flows out of the linear pillows village elders say this is where the spirit like to congregate as for sherman's it is the longstanding belief that this place reconciles good and evil and life and death. culture is the same much as i know

and that is a look at sports. >> and a lot of people may not realize but dave feldman is taking a victoratch sorts and this is his last day here after 12 years and i have been here all 12 years. >> yeah. >> and -- . >> you, too, brian. >> thanks. >> and you have -- not just a sports anchor who is knowledgeable, but you're a huge personality in this newsroom and you have contributed in a lot of other ways. i am going tomis the winter snowstorms without you, feldy, with the snowball fights and speaking of victor laps, and that is bad in the last one. >> reporter: remember when we first started, brian, you were here a year before me and there is a lot of us who have been here together. sue, you have been here 25 years. >> 26 now. >> 27 in september. >> and coming up for a 30 cake. >> can you see the pictures earlier, the cake in the newsroom to celebrate feldy leaving and people like ton where you're going. >> i'm going to san francisco where i'm from, i'm fromipalityo -- palo alto, california, i'm from the bay area and i still have sports. i have family and friends in the bay area, a lot o