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over the. twenty eight. thousands of jewish people living in the west bank fear. forced from. the crisis just. northwest while still reeling from. suffocating. twenty four seven a course. for the presidency of haiti headlines last week so. i went to meet his fellow mortal technique. can offer more than just empty words eighty.

you took the incentive to help raise money for haitian so many hundreds of thousands that are still in need why did you feel that you actually had to fly over to haiti to see the dispersant on the funds i went there at the request of hip hop for haiti and always around haiti. there's a club s.o.b.'s in downtown new york that was gracious enough to involve themselves personally in the cause to support the haitian people. and when i heard about the what was going on i said you know whatever you guys need from me and they said we want to get the word out about what's really going on here you know so the best way to do that is to come down there not to read pamphlets full of statistics or to to just study them in books but also to actively participate in them you know i think that's the line between an activist and a revolutionary and you have to involve yourself a lot more than the particular cause and have the most serious commitment sometimes

i get accused of being too serious but it goes with the territory i want to ask about a few things that you saw there the children the orphans from what i read you actually were holding think a one year old in your hand and then when you were done holding out the child passed that one year old off to another level you're all talking about that experience and what you saw in terms of the kids in the orphanage there the thing that struck me is how young of the country it is and when people come to me that's me you know what is haiti need as i say that haiti needs schools they need education they need to be able to learn how to be self-sufficient self-sustaining and to not always be reliant on foreign aid which is equivocal to large corporations and large countries paying themselves and saying that they're donating money to haiti i read that you said foreign aid is this is a deceptive phrase. i'm not saying that all of it is i want to clarify that i'm in

no way shape or form ungrateful or i'm trying to discount the support that. haiti has gotten from every major entity from what a country to a corporation because they have saved people's lives they pull people out of rubble they've done an extraordinary amount of things but i think that there is a level of corruption that exists to meet the surface when we talk about foreign aid when we talk about donating to a cause when we talk about the fees that are incurred for certain aid organizations that have what is it forty percent off the top they go to their expenses and i think it's a little disingenuous but. that's my opinion but when i look at haiti and what it signifies when i see that someone who is eleven years old worrying about raising three other kids around them younger than them it really. struck a chord according to the new york times only five percent of the rubble has

actually been removed do you see that with your own eyes what did it look like when you were walking through absolutely as you go through port au prince and the surrounding areas and you'll see buildings that are still collapsed their. counterpart to the white house is still in shambles broken down people are trying to rebuild their own independent businesses. on the rubble itself you know that making every desperate attempt it they can to take. whatever structure is still left and build something out of it. when we talk about their safety and what their living conditions are what i saw is that the people who are inside the tent cities there are usually about two or three families per ten so when you look at those tents it's a little misleading because it's like oh they're fine now they have it to. you know no they don't and that's fine you know what happens when hurricane season comes how

those tents going to hold up to that you know i think that there is something to look at in terms of a long term vision of what is going to happen to the country who's in to be in control of it now it's it's a military state it's a police state run by america in the u.s. and the u.n. at interchangeable entities sometimes i want to ask you about that because you were a little harsh in terms of the united nations that what it has done or has not done for haiti despite the promises that have been made. by the united nations and independently by the united states what do you think the interests are when we talk about people's interests and whether they're genuine. it's hard to say i'm sure some people's interests are very much genuine i'm sure there are people on the ground level and people who are below that executive food chain that sit there and say you know what i'm trying to do something good for the people i'm trying to go

out there i bust my in order to make that happen but i don't think they're the ones that desire the program the ones that design the protocol you know they're just the worker bees very well paid worker bees but they don't know how the hive is being formed do they haitians believe from what they told you that the u.s. is going to fulfill the promises that it has made in order to help them help them rebuild the younger ones are they really are very positive people. no matter what life throws at them it's like we're going to get through this and if the u.s. is willing to partner with us and help us then hopefully they'll stay they'll stay true to their word so they're hopeful whereas when i talk to some of the. you know all day you know they look at it as oh here's the country they kidnapped our act last president you know it has a country has been involved in supporting you know brutal dictatorships for decades

really you're here to help i'm going to ask about this firing one of. the ten suspects that pled guilty to being our an unregistered agent of a foreign country is. journalist vicky pelaez who had to be expelled from the united states that day that she had guilty she was flown to russia and then from what reported and confirmed by her attorney she got relocating to her native home to perro you're from her or your family in peru how do you think she's going to be received there well from what my family tells me it was a lot bigger news there than it was here specifically because she was peruvian why latin america has always felt as if they're the pawns in russia and america's chess game you know we've always felt like we're not always but i make it clear to people and make them understand where our struggle comes from it doesn't begin in the fifty's and sixty's it doesn't begin with the adoption of a communist ideology or

a socialist ideology it begins when indigenous people were being slaughtered in colonized them had their political system d. of all of them had their economic system devolved years ago america went around proselytizing. democracy to all parts of the world saying you know we should should have a democracy that people can be in charge but when the people of latin america saw that the same prognosticator the profit of democracy was sitting there supporting these brutal dictatorships they said well who else has something on the table and russia who love to be a thorn in america because both of them don't want to war with a real country so today let's see how this plays out here what's interesting to me is what's under. reported about. the spies and what's going on because probably about a week after that i read an article talking about how right wing colombians who are

in belgium and other parts of europe i'm trying to get people who are complaining nice human rights organizations talking about the horrific human rights records that the right wing government in colombia. they were trying to shut them down threatening people's lives so when i look at that it's one of the other you have spies from a right wing faction in colombia somewhere and then you have spies from a left wing faction or going through better who are better so emma i think anyone who really is a political animal knows that this is just a joke you know who knows that it's not as serious is not like they stole the plane it's the death star you know what do they do they came over here they hung out at p.t.a. meetings you know i'm not discounting the seriousness of it because when you look at history people have really lost their lives people have been executed in this country to study but we're not at that cold war era it almost looked like a set up it almost looked like they had planned to have some big spy exchange

before it actually happened. well we you and me or anyone who's watching this program could say oh well maybe they want to take the public's mind off of other things but at the end of the day i think it was probably the kindest spy exchange the most civil disagreement that russia in america had you brought up america's democracy and america's democracy and us democracy usually goes hand in hand capitalism. but even me. the united states that form of capitalism following the financial meltdown that we started placing only two years ago do you think capitalism is going to continue as a model the ultimate model here in the us when i talk about capitalism and communism there's nowhere you can go to escape capitalism. you know even in russia . they get teach america view things about overblown capitalism if you want to go escape to communist china where they have more capitalist than america in many ways

and they perfected. keeping their people quiet about the way that their capitalist system is run which is something i wish i think america wishes they could do sometimes but at the cost of what. what's the human cost of this laissez faire economic system that's built up close people's along the standard that means that means an economic system that doesn't have any regulation or any government intervention on haiti right now has an opportunity to completely rebuild that system. from scratch what do you think is going to happen and how do you think it's going to happen it's a country that lives under military occupation right alas the haitian people are proactive about taking control of it themselves they will find. the terms of their republic dictated to them by other people. outside entities. not just

governments but corporations what do you encourage. those that want to help to do if you really want to involve yourself in it. then teach them you know i mean if you're a doctor go down. work in a clinic don't understood if you're an ordinary average citizen find a grassroots organization that is actually physically doing things on the ground. rather than just mailing fifty dollars to the red cross twenty dollars of which is actually going to go to the asian people. and i think that more than anything else . what i learned. from my trip. was that. humanity when. confronted with some of the most drastic and devastating. of tragedies that can possibly befall them still the has the capacity for resilience that.

touches the soul. in. sight to show in the military because i thought that it was my duty not that it was something that i could do to help my country. my government i thought that it is necessary for americans to feel known there was a lot of drug abuse there was a lot of murder of american officers by american soldiers there were a lot of good stories. to go out right. before the war i always thought i wanted to win a lot of medals and wanted to have a lot of desperation. but afterwards i realize that they don't mean anything they're not that important. i don't i don't i never kept the medal.

they faced it this is not a pro magician but more of the. great forces that we should use just everybody is sure to support the trieste pieces they have no idea about the hardships to face. plate one it's business is it of going to needs to. bring in the army the life of abusing other men is the most precious thing in the world. is of self-sacrifice and heroism with the those who understand it fully but you have to live a. real life stories from world war two. nineteen forty five don't auntie dot com. shoot squid will they score a fig for inspectors come to russia to look over the bids to net football's biggest prize hosting the world cup in twenty eighteen all tito most of those to play for.

five years after israeli settlers removed from gaza thousands of jewish people in the west bank for their all swim before some. other crisis just one go away russia is hit by hurricane intervention way west while still reeling from weeks or months rest of the heat wave burning wildfires and suffocating to. take a break from the gloom with the weather now you didn't see it with the latest for you tonight. great to have your company let's have a look at what's coming up today on sports today missed opportunity rubina field keep the pressure up on runaway premier league leaders in meet only to draw on sunday. maiden major martin kaymer upsets the odds to claim the us p.g.a.

crown following a controversial final run in wisconsin. on top of the table russia and the twenty ten european swimming championships at the summit thanks to a blistering before inspiring. in a fifty. foot ball first onto the russian premier league whereas in its charge for the title received a boost on sunday despite not even kicking a ball the same petersburg side now seven points ahead of the pack following rubin's feel year to see of tareq and chechnya the champions were simply overrun in the first period threats dominance resulting in the home side taking the lead on the half hour mark amount to using his body possibly his arm as well to full of fact. being fun the rhythm somewhat in the second period fifty two minutes were gifted a penalty. all over a lexeme a good question does the rest but that was to be the. one on the final school.

level on points with c.s. but slide to third on goal difference after the army man wiped the floor with in moscow four nil the score by the time the first half was to have blown the newly returned five near love shipping home the second. elisei showed just what a shrewd signing he was but the brilliance of the effort right before the break. genuine title contenders. meanwhile across and looks to be beyond both spartak moscow this season but that didn't make their lives a couple darby any less thrilling as artie's edwards find out firsthand. with time running out in the russian premier league spot check moscow travel to neighbors locomotives knowing that only a win would keep them in the running for a place in europe next season both sides have been struggling for form recently and

languishing mid table with just over half the season left before kickoff spots access to ninth position and three points behind lokomotiv who are on twenty three points both sides are long way from the european qualifying places it really lokomotiv moscow for us this week the sides are enjoying the best of campaigns this season and felony cotton stuff could be on the line side filtering and that's good for new signing a gimmick even gets to play single get. ahead of the game their fans remained upbeat i think that spartak will ring twenty one. locomotive started off brightest but it was spotted at moscow's alex who came closest to opening the school in twelve minutes with this free kick but the stalemate didn't last long spartak took the lead on the seventeenth minute when wellington opened the scoring with this simple tap and just two minutes later however alexander elliott equalized for

a locomotive with this stunning free kick spacek rallied and on the half hour wellington knitted his second again from close range the second half started much like the first locomotive pushed forward and dennis q chicago was denied only by a good save by surrogate pius a cove however on the sixty fifth minute wellington completed his hat trick to give spot i can on a say to bullied lokomotiv refused to lie down and with just four minutes to go captain dimitri sites have scored this goal to make it through to. the site as if it was too little too late and wellington wasn't to be denied his moment of glory spot to appease by the result and we're under no illusions of what pressure they're still under for going on i don't think we relaxed. the freekick was bad luck a failure by the goalkeeper from there we did world figure three want to have one enough to survive three two but that was a failure for different. i think we need to improve good every victory is easier we

needed to win a big game against a tough team away from home now we have to work hard we have fourteen games that will be like fourteen so we can finish the championship a little higher to supposed to live to fight another the quest for european football next season. and in sunday's first game. head to head both sides have been strong but on this occasion it was the home smiling. free kick in the sixty fifth minute making all the difference. of the relegation zone. right so let's take a look at how things stand with the season just over halfway through the neat well they are very much the side to catch now with a hefty seven point advantage they. hold a game in hand on champions of being who are third while on the other end favorites to go back where they came from after a less than stellar start in the big leagues. now reside in the other relegation

spot. and the first big game of the season took place on the first weekend liverpool hosted are still on sunday what was hodgson's first premier league match in charge of the reds but there was to be no victory for the former fallen coach this by seeing his side take the lead just after the break through david engelberg new liverpool signing joe cole received the street read before that for a missed time tackle but that wasn't the worst to befall the home side. goal gifting they're going to appoint a ninety minute one on the score at anfield. to get their campaign underway later on monday against new castle alex ferguson's charges will be king to. hit the ground running following champions chelsea sixth nail demolition job in west brom on saturday. or i thought brings us over to the greens where martin kaymer has edged his name into golfing history the german making the p.g.a.

championship his first career major in what proved to be an eventful night in wisconsin dustin johnson well he was tied for second heading into the day but suffered from one of the numerous houser to sling straights twenty six through losing his one shot lead to a true saving of two stroke penalty for grounding his club into a bunker on the. left. to put that out in the ensuing play off watson showing grit touch to start things off came or however stepped up when it mattered at ceremonial top and for par in the third dropping out victory in the final major of the season this is obviously the biggest german all the majors this is the biggest tournaments if they can win in your career and. win anything anything dear the majors they're the biggest areas we play and just knowing that i can win determine like that gives me a huge confidence for any other tour and i will play that for the rest of my for

the rest of my career martin and his new best friend there are a lot brings us to the poor russia kept up thirty able topping form on the final day of action at the twenty ten european swimming championships. the only russian to win gold on sunday but she also cost her team another top place finish now the eighteen year old adding a second individual gold in the fifty meter breaststroke plenty of record wins for the russians in budapest also setting a european championship more to the point two nine said. she couldn't play three goals but her false start. disqualified from the four by one hundred medley relay the squad appeared to have landed on another building before the judges and. it's with top spot of border to the british russian nevertheless dominated the overall medal table with thirteen goals seven silver and eight bronze medals germany and france were next with eight apiece. ok to tennis for andy murray has

every reason to be confident had all the year's final grand slam the u.s. open the scottish star defeating in both world number one rafael nadal and roger federer on the way to successfully defending his rogers cup masters title in toronto they had twenty three role handed ruffa his worst defeat of the year in the samis and only federal study in the way of a second straight title the fed express however off track now for the lead start taking the first set seven five after the swiss nice to rally and successfully from don i further bad weather interrupt the proceedings various times they're very maintaining the necessary concentration though through the stoppages to secure a seven five seven five when. he's only the fifth year to be on federer and a.t.p. event doing so without even dropping said. difficult to. win the first probably should've won

a bit easier and managed tough mentally today which is always difficult going to roger because you start playing some great tennis but great way to finish the week up. to the circuit finally where jorge lorenzo nonstop his seventh moto g.p. race victory of the season at the czech grand prix to extend his overall championship lead to seventy seven points the spawn over took pole sitter. to say the first ever relinquished his lead but finishing five and a half seconds behind the. casey stoner was third world champion valentino rossi who just signed a deal for me to cut this. i make my seven bits so and i want to they give these people to do when they're going to work you know the old and i. just today and also for my front group that is all your sport for this hour i'll see you soon stick around the world whether we'll keep you updated in just a tick.

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