but you. will do a pretty traditional times. in serbia is available in that region see. this is our team from moscow my name's kevin now in our top stories tonight polish prime minister. parliament not the investigation into a plane crash that killed the country's president for political gain the comment follows the report by the interstate commission into the causes of the. internet freedoms in question in europe swiss banker was found guilty of breaking banking secrecy rules after he held wiki leaks exposed massive tax evasion scheme. russia is a co-sponsor of the mideast peace process and will continue its efforts to settle

a conflict president dmitri medvedev made that comment at a meeting with the king of jordan as he wraps up his tour of the region. and superpowers in talks the chinese president hu jintao meets his u.s. counterpart barack obama. washington over beijing's growing influence on the global stage. next one of america's leading civil rights activist talks to r.t. 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. archie sitting down with a renowned american civil rights activist prominent political and religious figure in the united states reverend jesse jackson saying because i like you good for joining us today sir my first question to you is about the wall street projects economic summit that you're 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 can 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 to the quest for economic justice and racial justice and are today's promises we bail out the banks who when tool prices because. the cost of greed because of marco oversight and sort of a bill out there is all this home pull closures only the rise result is through the loan debt and where the credit card bit 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 like that because it seems as if we made the decision to bail out the banks now they are all washing papel they were

said to be too big to fail and so while they have been protected by. big to fail as a nation community banks have been put out of business we have a help bill. and without the public options now the american have without health insurance and the free use of insurance come to this country in the economic polarization in the very wealthy and the sick and middle 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. have been at 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 in the right way whether it is in the mountains of apple a show rural alabama or in 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 bush stuck at the bottom in the first place i mean you can buy. and you'll advise war in iraq and afghanistan a war of choice without justification but would for another expenditure and the use differential deals with the banks and insurance companies then the money for social uplift and sustain employment is being denied the king said but you keep bailing out. the country and on necessary wars police in the world and substance and the wealth is without money for social uplift you approach your moral and spiritual bank reps and that's where we are today and i think about freedom and they without health insurance with me to the minute in from one town with the rate is high i live expect this to show other 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. in the for the pay rent for the one they get on their. own 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 in ponte into common americans who go into it is the great hype about the sense of security that 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 lives lost my

even get an apology at the make and. the mistakes that led into the war and into afghanistan and while we have this expanded military budget go on for iraq and afghanistan and that the pakistan given these huge tax cuts to the wealthiest americans will 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 as a protracted patterns of race discrimination in employment we remain number one in infant mortality number one issue of life expectancy more than high unemployment number one and in home foreclosures and number one in pop and that in

the prisms of our country. blacks half of the nation's prisoners and across the south you look at the relationship it is taking away the franchise let me say this alabama twenty six percent black prison center five percent black blues and mississippi in the thirty percent like prison seventy 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 little bit credit score so it's a kind of and civil rights swing and the pop of one of justice is much to an active in the process just. that's rather a blatant pattern 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 to target those zones of need if you will have. left is this him

pain you know if you will address to write him go dressed enough for them there is no left foot being addressed not meaningful that zones of pain in the black latino white and you lay off teachers and trash workers when you log people in of these ghettos and barrios that must be so hard to focus on job training. access to jobs and transportation there must be some target for question all on education we are hearing more and more out a list 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 like to raise correlation in the paths of discrimination deep into the structure of our economy in the last two years we waltz more home for a cause of targeted. screams of foreclosure by the banks. control of 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 now 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 will a latin american neighbors to do as a nation when they have a speak spanish and even going to lift them up but they're a little. we shared two thousand miles of border mexico these labels and so that must be on the prescience of the need for a comprehensive theory economic plan and so we both and grohl right now that tensions between the us and the southern part of i have a sphere and i hope that we'll address that and think and think long term rather

than the drop in wall for example we've lost more mexico neighbors in the drought war in the last four or five videos that were lost in iraq and afghanistan throughout the years you have different statements released and reported about your attitudes towards barack obama and i just want to ask you two years into the presidency what how would you grade him. feel strong be a little him twice estates and look twice for us and from clients 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 will that mean more expenditure of us in iraq and afghanistan where the military budget is that is a step in there on the record and we keep giving deference to the wealthiest americans thinking they were reinvest but they will not leave bill out the banks

but they have not mending them not reinvesting them not creating manufacturing so i don't know how the 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 and asked. for. the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on the. culture is that so much of the taxpayers' money for me to do what i says am a real mystery of the one hundred dollar question the rising price of oil the cost of petroleum has been increasing steadily over the past few weeks and months. of

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and. the palm of your. top stories tonight polish problem. is the investigation into a plane crash that killed the country's president for political gain the comment follows the report by the interstate commission into the causes of the tragedy. internet freedoms question did you oppose the swiss bankers found guilty of breaking banking secrecy rules after he helped wiki leaks expose massive tax evasion scheme. russia was a co-sponsor of the middle east peace process and will continue its efforts to settle the conflict president dmitri medvedev made the comments of the king of jordan as he wrapped up his tour of the region. also superpowers in

talks the chinese president hu jintao meets his u.s. counterpart barack obama and anxieties sweet washington and beijing growing influence on the global stage. but would make heaven only fifteen minutes time but sport we're talking now we're talking to the mother has been glued to the tennis for the past twelve hours because they've been. given a cup of tea but the of big names coming through on a difficult day the australian open want to go for it you have it safe just like that one kev it doesn't really tell you the whole story the lies that federer and williams were given a real stern test on day three knocked out all the action just after the. hello there you're watching the sport and this is what is coming up over the next few minutes. here up as through to the third round of destroy you know the top seeds keep intact. but the major scales federer coming through five steps to reach

the next. painful day in and out of the saddle and the top down. it was a good day at melbourne park for rushes. over. their places in the third round following straight sets victory as the two thousand and eight championship started slowly against. before managing to take the set on a tie break going was much easier in the second and she will now face to be. looking back obviously you want to you want to play faster matches. be great but it's also really good to have these types of matches over here put in a tough situation and you have to find find yourself find your game and find a way to win especially when your opponent's playing really good as well and something that i'm happy with. is a name here to look out for in the future russian investing is rango hundred forty

six in the world but still top of marion bartoli the fifteenth seed and there's also a name there were more familiar with a russian spent on the business of sheets through after beating around. justin and then next and then setting up the tie after a straight sets triumph over britain's elena baltacha the belgian breaking shit in the very first game and hardly had to break a sweat after that all day and then expects a tougher time from the russian in the. course of. even though she has been a little more in trouble the last. maybe year or two years i think. i think she remains a great player. physically she has a lot of qualities big forehand great so. i know i'll have to be at my best to win that one. also making the third round the world number one can i mostly at the dane

is still hunting for her first grand slam title and wasted little time in nothing other straight sets win over than you came. to really good player can beat anyone on a good day. again by the way ours look at the thing fly and just take one match to time and with enough marking go if i were graded if i lose one match to spare underpants scored were. strong. but not so straightforward for venus williams who looked to be on her way out after picking up a thaw injury story about the pictures that her czech opponent sandra. then took the first set on a tie break where you missed the four seed receive treatment are recovered in remarkable fashion digging deep for a comeback win. she wasn't the only one needing a comeback win on the men's side of the draw there were plenty of scares for the big names first roger federer needed five sets to get past simone simone one of the

few players on the circuit he relishes playing federer he was close to an upset in this one he fought back from two set stand against the defending champion with the swiss having to draw nor his experience to defeat the frenchmen who had beating federer in both their previous matches the world number two will face belgium having many say in the next round. you know they're in the. morning for six months but sometimes you know it just doesn't seem to go your way as much as you believe in press and do the right things you know some of you get unlucky sometimes the other guy just you know. read your mind or you know it just all falls into place so this is not your day and i don't feel that much of that feeling out there but i definitely felt something was going my way to play a stream a good game to to close it out and it was quite relieved well the third seed novak djokovic who also i wobbled needing four sets to see off their russian he was three

of gay fourteen see nicklaus and i go i run his money just losing at three sets to see unfortunately the other russian playing on wednesday was eagle couldn't see and he also lost the verdict taking this one in straight sets seven six six two six three although afterwards he said it wasn't easy. he. was very convinced of his game plan and executed it well. i don't think he wanted to lend. long points and he was taking the first. go of the line with a. very high risk that he was converting for. you know pretty much all the first so i definitely wasn't comfortable. early on in that one. when it was a day where the top. these were certainly tested spain's fernando verdasco was pushed the distance by yang could salvage a peach of a rally this one if it asco levels the match to say stand seven three points along

the way before it ran out of steam but asco winning the final set to love. and another top ten player thomas burdick went through to around three but again there were moments when his opponent philipp kohlschreiber looked like he could cause an upset taking the first set before burdick won the next three this is match point an american won two kohlschreiber eventually with the crucial error. i. now the latest from the guard are hanging on to the top spot at the moment they're forty when i've been keeping them a single point ahead of us we've come to play yourself. and sal about three or four in the table and you can see the rest of the result on your

screen. in other games russian snowboarder. is celebrating victory at the world championships in spain getting her country's first gold in for gays it was a battle of the ages in the women's parallel giant slalom one side a twenty one year old form not just on the other. great level serving with producing a flawless performance but regular did not forming high up on the course. and it gave russia only the second level world championship gold katherina to triumph in two thousand and seven. time really i'm really still really happy you know it's not the first one for russia the second one in fact it's first first one for me so i'm really really happy and today it's like amazing. touch football legend route well it says becoming the new manager. is

a big and beautiful opportunity the forty eight year old will join up with the russian premier league club next week the former dutch international has managed a string of clubs including l.a. galaxy chelsea in newcastle but has now signed a one and a half year contract with the side based in the church and. terry finished just below me table in the russian premier league last season and has been set the target of getting them into the playoffs for the asia cup defending champions arac have made it through to the quarter finals their one nil win for them over north korea and the place in the last day where they. were made sure they went through. the united arab. bad news for strategy though they are free to the court is but might have to make do with that goal scoring midfielder tim cahill he injured his knee in their one zero win over bahrain and did not train on wednesday although teammate harry kill is optimistic he will be fit enough to play on saturday. i'm sure. she'll be

a should be from going to great medical stuff here and there working around the clock to make sure his wife. is playing the prince of. challenges and all that of course sure. well the asia cup is being held in qatar which was recently chosen by fee for to host the twenty twenty two world cup and one of the ambassadors for their bid is in the teens it dan has been explaining why he backed their campaign he was speaking at a promotional event in geneva and only it was about time the middle east was given the chance to stage a world cup. so drop us because quite simply because this is a region that deserves to have the world cup just like all the others in the world for the middle east i thought this was the year when i could be awarded the world cup at least that's why i did it sucked. in other football news aston villa's record signing darren bent said he joined the middle inside because there are massive club bent left sunderland who are vying for european football next season a move to villa who are in

a relegation fight they paid around twenty nine million dollars for a man but he says he had no hesitation in joining them. on the front of. good times but the same time i believe in him aston villa's position. mean of the future six in the last few seasons of the premier league and. a new challenge for me to be part of. a massive club. interested i was meant to be part of and trying to get back up to where it should be and we will finish with some blood and sweat from the top down under the second stage of australia cycling race proving to be a painful one for comments has left the peloton here takes a sharp left hand there but a couple of riders touch down and left a tangle of metal in chains and sprinting mark cavendish on the floor with lacerations to his face and picked himself up to finish the stage and says he'll continue in the tour but up ahead there was more carnage as the pace picks up near

the finish you'll see a rider down on his bike brings down a massive earth as it looks so painful doesn't it but while that's going on in the background britain's bence with the stage for the sky prize fighting with all the rugby we here in taking second place enough to give him the. tough sport that is all the sports news for the moment we've got more few little later on makes that weight is there. well. the latest in science and technology from around russia. we've got the future covered.