now it's half past the hour here in moscow the headlines are russia has published the full transcript of the conversation down in the cockpit the jet which crashed killing the polish president warsaw continues to claim the official report doesn't get the full picture and make a final statement into. communities in the usa it's a case of prophets of the people claiming that the drilling methods of major gas companies are damaging health and risking lives. plus media freedoms and that we are under threat after a series of raids on the ends of journalists who had been investigating the

activities of high ranking officials and the next one of america's leading civil rights activists talks to our team the reverend jesse jackson explains why his country is on the verge of moral and spiritual bankruptcy and what needs to be done to save it. our chief sitting down with a renowned american civil rights activist prominent political and religious figure in the united states reverend jesse jackson sr and i think you are good for joining us today so my first question to you is about the wall street project economic summit that you were hosting here in new york right now as we speak what is the main goal of this gathering is what are you looking to do is it hold wall street accountable try to find a situation where you could try to create more jobs for millions of people who don't have them right now and who do you hope this message will reach out in the quest for economic justice and racial justice and are the days promises we

bail out the banks who went into a crisis because. the cost of greed because i'm like oh oversight and sort of a bill out result this home pull closures only the rise result is to the loan that is not where the credit card bid and so wall street being accountable is a big deal it's been over two years now that the economic crisis really reached its peak and it really seems that no one was quite held accountable in this time do you think it's something that's still likely to happen well not like that because it seems as if we made the decision to bail out the makes now be all washington papel they were said to be too big to fail and so while they have been protected by the too big to fail there's a nation community banks have been put out of business we had a health care bill. and without the public options another after it and then made

america the house without health insurance and the few years of insurance companies continue to rise economic polarization when the very wealthy and the second most class and the poor continues to grow there must be some restructuring of our economy if that gap continues to grow and we know that the official unemployment number. as have been over nine point five percent for over a year numbers you cite is forty nine percent of americans living in poverty so i mean essentially what does that tell us why we continue to hear that the country has recovered because those loans so poverty have not been addressed and that the right way whether it is in the mountains of apple a show a rural alabama urban america we have some notion that if you bail out the top it will lift all boats. some people cannot even get in the boat to bail out plus there's a disconnect between the yucks been allowed on the top and the bullet struck the bottom in the first place and when you combine. you'll advise war in iraq and

afghanistan a war of choice without justification but with free and all the expenditure and these differential deals with the banks and insurance companies then the money for social uplift and for sustain employment is being denied the king said when you keep going out of the country and on necessary wars police in the world and subset of the world is for about money for social uplift you approach your moral and spiritual bankruptcy and that's where we are today and i think about for them and they without health insurance it means that made it into more tell us the rate is high and life respect is a show of all the crippling diseases people just don't have the money for them even without in poverty when the homeless shelter about a month ago and their money and i have a job. couldn't afford to pay rent for the one million them. on food stamps that number is growing there must be some direct intervention to address

zones of need if we talk a little bit more about money if we consider the billions of dollars that the united states pumps into its wars. doesn't that mean that there is this money to be pumped into whatever the us government deems necessary. and why is it that this money is not into common americans who need it the wrong way is the great hype about the sense of security we will lead by president george bush into iraq in the whole chasing. on the wrong target with a war of choice we cannot recall the money spent we cannot recall the live last night even get an apology at the make and. the mistake that limits the war in and to afghanistan and while we have this expanded military budget going for iraq going to stand in the south of pakistan given these huge tax cuts to the wealthiest americans we're still bleeding williams of homes and the foreclosures millions of

able to those who cannot afford a student loan to graduate that's guaranteed debt. without a guaranteed job i want to ask you about african-american unemployment in the united states which is over over fifteen percent right now officially. what do you make of this is a protracted patterns of race discrimination in employment we remain number one in anthem on talent they're number one in short life expectancy more than high unemployment number one and. in home foreclosures number one in populating the prisons of our country. blacks over half of the nation's prisoners and across the south you look at the relationship it's just taking away the french asked me to say this alabama twenty six percent black person said the five percent like who's in mississippi is going to thirty percent like christmas and the six percent like you

take them in the blacks and put them in prison you take with all them and take with their vote you little access to jobs you a little bit critical or so it's a kind of antacid right swain and the pop of one of justice is much to an active in the process just. this rather blatant padam of racial injustice what about the president because many people are beginning to say that considering this is the first african-american president in the united states he should be putting in place more targeted policies towards african-americans to help out with this situation do you do you agree with that was the target those zones of need if you have. a left foot is this him pain you know if you will address the right hand you addressed the left foot and the left foot being addressed not meaningful the zones of praying in the in the black latino but there are white and you layoff teachers and trash workers for you lot of people in of these ghettos and barrios there must

be some targeted focus on job training. on access to jobs and transportation there must be some talk that focus only on education we are hearing more and more out of us say that the economic situation for specifically african-americans has gotten worse surprisingly in the last two years of an african-american presidency is that something you would agree with you about but i would make her raise correlation in the paths of discrimination deep into the structure of our economy in the last two years we have wallace more home for cost of targeted. schemes of foreclosure by the banks my concern is the banks who did that who broke the law have not had to pay a price for that we have less access to capital and in the street and in technology urban america has been decimated and you have often throughout the years played a very significant role in american diplomacy and i would like to ask you about

modern day diplomacy do you think the united states is in the right track especially if we look at areas like latin america and the middle east well latin american neighbors two thirds of our nation when they have to speak spanish and even going to lift them up and doing a little. michel two thousand miles of a border in mexico these labels and sold them must be on the prescience of need for a comprehensive him a spirit economic plan and so we both can grow right now bad tensions between the us and the southern part of i have a sphere and i hope it will address that and think and think long term rather than the drop wall for example we've lost more mexico neighbors in the group war in the last four or five years and we've lost in iraq and afghanistan throughout the years you have had different statements released and reported about your attitudes

towards barack obama and i just want to ask you two years into the presidency how would you grade him. feel strong be a little him twice as states and look twice as for us and with him twice as president so i support him across the he is how much time do you think it will take for the united states to fully recover from the economic crisis that it's been in for a difficult because we keep digging the hole i mean more expenditure of those in iraq and afghanistan where the military budget is that is a step in the wrong direction giving deference to the wealthiest americans thinking they were reinvest but they will not leave bail out the banks but they have them not mending them not reinvesting in not creating manufacturing so i don't know how to not know how long it will take but i do know that we all have a shared interest in in a new. paradigm for balanced economic growth reverend jesse jackson

thank you for your time with us today.

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human beings are created but sentimental came in god's image and it doesn't say just jews or dodgers. sixty to seventy percent of what i did as a combat soldier in the occupied territories was to do with deterrents doing what we call making our presence felt you go out. should. doors run to the other corner of. religion and nationalism not just judaism have been a part of the problem they've been part of what leads to. bloodshed if you want to bomb and kill. a thousand four hundred people in a month and you want to expect that this will have no effect on their feet you have to be either extremely naive or it's jimmy stupid enough to think you're a killer religious jew calling another joe and not about the way they really did it not. repairing

a broken. highway construction and humanitarian aid. but as shady officials pocket the spoils of war it's the people who pay the price. profiteering here is no longer just down to drug trafficking. afghanistan and the dollar. they faced this is not a provocation but war and. pay for it and we should just step before you shoot us a pretty tree they have no idea about the hardships to face. one it's this is. all too nice and for any army to life ever you say is the most precious thing in the world. is of self-sacrifice and heroism with those who understand it fully but you have to live

a. real life stories from world war two. victory nineteen forty five dot com. the full transcript of the conversation between ground control. and the jets which crashed in the polish president continues to claim the official reports doesn't give the full picture or make a final statement later. communities in the u.s. say it's a case of people. drilling methods of major gas companies on health and risking rights. media freedoms in under threat for a series of raids on the homes of journalists have been investigated to high ranking officials. ally that's get the latest sports news from richard it.

is good to have you with us wants. to play. for placing a full front players easily when. we call you last remaining russian left in the men's side of the seeds holy. grails nate. well start with tennis and it was a good day at melbourne park for russia's women in spital on the cars and it's over maria sharapova place in the third round falling straight sets victory it's a russian who's never got past the quarter final stage of being australian open the

fourth started on the closeness of a place in the third round with a straightforward win over a run just rules just in hand are hardly have to break sways in between the time of things when i get much tougher with two thousand and four champion she freezes close and solver in the next round belgian says she'll have to be at home very best . of course if the. business even though she has been. maybe a year or two years i think. i think she remains a great player physically she has a very big forehand great so. i knew i would have to be at my best to win that one . and all the two thousand champion maria sharapova is also frew retreat of us region in the russian started slowly during an early breakdown before managing he decided not to break or going was much easier in the second sentence which is took

six very famous julia georges round the malvinas williams had to come from a second down to maybe next round no such problems are both for caroline wozniacki but it's imperious as she dropped just one game against by a new king top seeded danish woman now facing dominant. apple i. have a really good player can. look at the thing so i'll just take one last through time and see how far i can go. if i lose one match . squad were. usually only russian left on the men's side of the draw. what proved to be another disappointing day of a country's male tennis players at the australian open going to drive seemed to be in control against nicolas almagro the russian managed to lose a few sets to one leaves of a spine to hit back to move into the next round meanwhile you could need soon will

also be on the plane home that he was andy roddick gave c. may have won in straight sets but the american says for much. he. was very convinced of his game going execute it well here here i don't think he wanted to. long points and he was taking the first. goal of the line with it. you know it was very high risk but he was converting for. you know pretty much all the first so i definitely wasn't comfortable. earlier or. thomas beardy had to come from a sent down to be germany's kohlschreiber shank who's written for his maiden grand slam title places which are next under the basket save for much points and came from two sets to love the russian could study that six love in the designed to move through to the next round. of football now and dutch legend wrote khalid's has

joined russian premier league side terry gross and a surprise return to management for the forty eight year old former holland star has managed a string of clubs including only galaxy chelsea newcastle it was not enjoying tearing into the capital of grozny after former boss alone the midfielder. called hours of talks with the club had also been in contact with one of the managers martin yall and christian cross. football news english premier league side aston villa have signed striker darren bent from sunderland for club record transfer fee although haven't disclosed the moans but have admitted it's a record with the british media reports saying it's round twenty nine million dollars bands who joins. i'm in two thousand and nine thirty six goals for the northeast club. yes under a fantastic season good times but the same time i believe in aston villa's position among us i mean they have they finished sixth in the last few seasons in the

premier league and. a new challenge for me in a cycle to be part of you know i said before there are a massive club. you know that are interested others in them i want to be part of in and help them get back up to where they should be. well staying with football. in south korea the latest teams to put their places in the last states australia face bahrain winning only a draw to advance in the socceroos will be only goal of the game. next here's dr who saw the win second many games bahrain did push for an equaliser but couldn't find a breakthrough it's australia and top of group c. out of south korea on goal difference. played well in the tournament so they had an opportunity today if they won the game to go to the quarter final so when you know it's going to be a hard game. after we got the goal their reaction was very positive we expected that they didn't have to take any risks sorry they could take some risk because

they knew that they had nothing else to play for other than the win and they made it very very difficult for us in the second half they were brave they put a lot of men forward they put good passing together and we had to defend very well to keep the school one. after it just missing out on top spot but nonetheless you can second position up and one win over india you don't mormons have to make no one knowing that reid is double blind nine minutes later the two all playing seven hundred one two don't want to make it to know. what the. cause. of this penalty. would make it to one but time career is stalled there to go question up twenty four minutes and great passing in the back so some. people these displays can free one so i'm sure the sun. is perfect and the. group seeing goal difference is one. when the n.b.a.

charlotte b'sobcats edge partial cargo getting their second win over the bowls in the space of a week or chicago's stan derrick rose hope to increase his side's winning streak to four games entering this clash things that brian from early on when god tensed. the home side with thirteen points in the first half however visitors shot fifty percent from the field and never gained by free right after the first half rose is twelve point spawns a third quarter so. i like to get into two runs of which you can go by six twelve can't stay in contention stephen jackson put them in front with less than a minute to go chicago trailed by one of the last possession failed to win the game . finished the night with thirty for a huge call the last three. straight. swell of bron james thirty four points and way way down to twenty seven but miami still managed to lose out to atlanta on the road but it didn't increase in this week's musing

streak to four games miami missed the third member of their big three pushed off desirable to a sprained ankle. the last emperor of finding returns fielder evelyn young considered one of the greatest ever mixed martial arts artists as announce who he'll fight next at a press conference in moscow it was revealed that his next opponent will be the brazilian antonius silver a strike force event in new jersey in the usa on the twelve february will be the first five previously unbeaten your man in after the shock defeat by another brazilian forbid so they're down last june the russian says he's worked hard since that last expects to get back to winning ways. not the world and he said. it was not an accident it was a real defeat i have never overestimated myself i'm just a fighter who can win and sometimes lose but this we don't need to change anything in my mind we've kept working hard all this time both on wrestling and hand to hand fighting although with a little focus on ground breaking but if we. were robbed today it's more sport

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