just. the. latest news on the week's top stories here in the libyan opposition's fight against colonel gadhafi suffers a unexpected setback at a nato air strike reportedly killing more than a dozen rebels. fears over potential terrorist attack in europe grow security experts claim the coalition's involvement in libya could trigger a radical response intelligence agencies reports a rise in terrorists that are sitting across the. struggles to stem

the leak of radioactive water from the fukushima power plant into the ocean thousands of whom are synonomous about the space and uncertain future many are now venting anger at the government which they say is not doing enough to help. the year the most serious aren't really deals a devastating blow to terrorism but neither group of militants and security service raided russia's republic of english killed several terrorists on the. most wanted man in. the libyan intervention is the first military campaign. since becoming president this has raised questions whether he's following the footsteps of his predecessor who started two wars. in a civil rights campaign cornel west about obama's actions.

dr cornell west is among america's most provocative intellectuals a princeton professor and lifelong pioneer of working class rights and racial justice. at this year's left forum conference in new york city dr west's appearance drew thousands of activists aiming to revitalize the american law was there he was. once a vocal supporter of u.s. president barack obama dr west tells r t why his opinion has drastically changed dr west thank you very much for taking the time to speak with r.t. and that's the point here dr west you are one of twelve hundred speakers from around the world who have come here to new york to take part in the left forum this interest theme it's called the words politics of solidarity why do you think that event like this is so important one of the i just want to pay tribute to the visionary figures behind the left form would play such important role in sustaining

it we are now experiencing a were radical democratic awakening in the american empire in the united states deeply affected by what's going on in northern africa deeply affected by what's going on in the middle east and more and more and now she what is happening in madison wisconsin and columbus ohio and other capitals so that i think we've had so much sleep walking. in the united states where of course. wall street over the guards who are pretty much have been not just dominating but in many ways looting the use and those from the public funds. based on their financial love shut out of the shadow financial system making be the . is of dollars is poor and working people are pushed to the margins and i think

more and more working class persons who thought they had a secure existence recognized that their plight is more and more time to the plight of poor people and tied to the plight of working poor people so you were experiencing now the early stages of a kind of shift in perception in the united states dr west you have mentioned several times that americans are working harder than ever before they are earning less than ever before and the economic disparities in this country are gaining and keeping tabs on you call yourself a critical supporter of u.s. president barack obama how would you assess his leadership and particularly president obama living to the promises that he made when he became president but i think that he has now aligned himself with forces that promote the abandonment of

poor people and the neglect of working people so i would characterize a as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism with a keynesian euro liberalism at home and a liberal neo conservatism abroad which is the say he's the friendly face of the american empire abroad and internally he's a centrist now leaning toward the right. and he's in the process actually of becoming very sadly a pond of big finance and a puppet of big business and that's a very sad assessment because he's began with such magnificent democratic rhetoric during the campaign is rhetoric at sea but when he brought a guy in there in summers in the holbrooke and others on the foreign policy was clear he would resign. knights it was the neo liberal reconstitution and it was the

very moment in which we could have undermined the neo liberal consensus both domestically and and internationally he decided to reaffirm it in reconstituted with all due respect dr west americans did know where his campaign contributions were coming from that's true it was clear and transparent and known that goldman sachs and other wall street banks were making very large political donations to. put ordinary people gave a lot of money to yes so we had all the need we thought it was some balancing because yes he got big money from goldman sachs to get big money from wall street oligarchs then you get all this financial and spiritual and moral support from everybody people and a trade union movement so you would think there would be some counterbalancing and that's what we have yet to see in the two have years and of course right now it's

just a priest preoccupy would be a lecture dr west poll came out just a few weeks ago indicating that confidence among americans is at a thirty five year low that brings us to a quarter of terror presidency i mention this because i know that you are planning and events for early april and you're calling our all americans to take part in this event from what i read is about empowering the people of this country to fight back against the corporate rule as your caller talked to me about this event what has actually led. to the very distinguished professor an activist for instance folks. and we will be a judge in the morial church to a club to meet the fifth one hundred some schools will be piping in zero in on. the teaching and. we'll have a dialogue for two hours or so and then we'll have another hour to have dialogue

focus on local issues all around the nation and it is an attempt to reinforce this radical democratic awakening that's taking place in the united states and they have very much brothers and sisters in the west constantly call us but also connecting it to critiques of foreign policy connecting it to keats of white supremacy connecting it to critiques of male supremacy connecting it to teach that homophobia and connecting it to critiques of anti-semitism and arab racism would but most important would be a kick up american imperial policy in american. economic inequality do you think the growing consensus among americans right now is that there needs to be a mobilization among the people to bring about change that change can come through the leadership of one man i think that is a fundamental message but i mean on fortunately that was seeded in the campaign two

thousand and eight it's never about one elected official it's really about the people organizing and mobilizing but at the same time we have to acknowledge that these wall street oligarchs and corporate elites tied to not just the financial corporate complex will become much less tonight but the military industrial complex . to the prison industrial complex. to the pain meant corporate media complex makes it very difficult for people to believe that we can make a difference and that's what we're here at this now for to let people know what we can make a difference we have in the past we do now and we will in the future. as

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and heroism with those who understand it fully but you have to live a. real life stories from world meet. nineteen forty five don't cheat dot com. the latest news on the week's top stories on r.t. the libyan opposition's fight against colonel gadhafi something unexpected setback for the nato best strike reportedly predictable from the dozen rebels. fears over a potential terrorist attack in europe grow security experts claim the coalition's involvement in libya could trigger a radical response collections agencies will also bryson terrorists are to cross the. japan struggles to stem the leak of radioactive water from the fukushima power plant into the ocean while thousands of homeless tsunami survivors face an

uncertain future many around venting anger at the government which they say is not doing enough to help. and the year after the moscow metro suicide bombing russia deals a devastating blow to terrorism by killing a group of high ranking militants the security services radio russia's republic of english kill several terrorists from the in a separate bill maher of the most wanted man in the country. well our dreams have now latest from the world of sport now i am an arsenal fan for my sins and before you say anything i don't think are something that should be replaced as i asked the manager ok i talking points why is that they carry because you have not won anything six years nine in the champions league every year brings on young players come on you know you've got you've got a market that is a fair point it's a fair point. but at the minute. everything that happened from the english premier league coming up plus a look at the action from the russian prime league in a few months.

hello there you're watching the sport and this is what is coming up. surprise leaders new boys bowled a stun gun on the moscow to go joint top in the russian premier league. but our plans are the first side through to the current cup final after something like a might see. on the india crown cricket world champions after beating sure lanka in months. but let's start with the full one and there is a surprise team at the top of the russian premier league new boys boulder joining leaders routine on six points after thrashing down the moscow three nil got just what was the lynchpin ball the biggest outside fall first midfielder provided the past the question to break the deadlock make way through the second half before he himself blasted in a free kick had double the lead just ten minutes later and hajib out also launched

the attack that so make the back make the big drive the last nail into enormous coffin as the promoted side rose to the summit of the league much of the distress of the normal fans of the great pat around two hundred seats during the match. one six boys in the band who took a big scout themselves dishing out a three one win to spartak moscow and documented secret hell to a one one draw but for a new joint for this roscoe might seem because he had met him equaliser for six minutes from time yet again when starting pretty severe itself with the one zero draw at an car that are called open for the time starved to strike the sixteen yards one there was how it stood into midway through the second half but then there's this old low ball and the keeper rapped and it went in really claim the first point of the season. table should have done better now he sees a congested table a quick recap. summit rubin are there with

a game in hand and face angie and roberta kallis today and it's colder in second followed by the need to alter an action later against partick now shaken crosses are six after two games played here scar threw it down in the night after playing just once the drama moscow had slipped to eleventh and after that defeat the volga and that's where the pulitzer terek sports and without a win but he's still very big day. meanwhile in england manchester united manager sir alex ferguson says his side played like champions as they came back from two goals down to win four two west. of the second half hard trip for the reds as united tonight seven points clear at the top are still missing the chance to keep up the pressure there with a goal distraught against blackburn but the current is do have a game in hand chelsea's title defense took a huge dent with a one one draw at stoke elsewhere west brom beat liverpool the first time in thirty years he won the score and birmingham beat bolton by the same scoreline leighton baines late penalty help everton draw two two with aston villa while new castle

thrashed wolves and scotland's champions league ambitions were blunted with a goldrush draw out rock bottom weakened the man city's walking piled up for champions league spot face sunderland likes day i'm full of hope just blackpool escapes the are talking about atlanta all the first thing through to the garden cup final thrashing locomotive jaroslav all eight to win their best of seven series actually and now way we're not at the other semi between salad at a matter of course and looked like a team who could challenge either watching atlanta victory was constantly atop of. this evening the teams didn't work but produced and who were to start our client had the best of their possession but it was the visitors who put their noses in front just three minutes in him under the supporting pass to alexander the. great to the par goal words but the moscow region side responded in less than a minute you are blue one. he skated around the net and made an ideal pass to get

to equalise one ball. when he scored a goal everybody was like you know i look at the fans you know everybody went down and they're like oh you're going to answer right back and and i think where we answer whether they knew whether they're here big game for about the game stay tight until the twenty fourth minute when your mind of course an aftershock sure that part flew between the legs of walker's goaltender to one their goal gave out one the confidence to continue scoring another quick three on three attack and sergei my second with a wrist shot made it three one and in the last minute of the second period atlanta it had one more children fielder of pass to let people off who one time did under the post and authorise dominance continued in the last frame of the game. despite alexandre gallium of giving here a solid hope of a comeback capitalizing on a pole play for to what it was at once night as the two full advantage of their

possession and put on the pressure well it was a real disaster for committee for two other of dribble possibly franzman and made another impressive pass for better off to the dismay of goal lead me to caution you could be replaced alexander butin five two there was a delay penalty full committee but not one decided not to wait for the play to leave the ice and your ass off or should was the quickest men in the sport my second spots to the far post found thirty nine year old peter off on mark and that completing his hat trick seven two. while it seemed to learn just couldn't get enough and kept attacking to get most out of three shots from the left circle sealed the final score eighty two it was the same thing just like the last game in there as well where we score goals and we had a lot of chances and we picked it up in scoring and it was called lot of goals so one destroy the committee for home ice and reach the finals for the first time and with such an offense. their freedom from own one no matter who will be their

problem to me for i know either metal or some of our few i've complained about our t.v. . pictures now let's talk tennis because of a has lost the final persone erikson open in miami the russian going down in straight sets to victoria as a rank from bella riggs but was hoping to end an eleven month drought with that a title but this wasn't to be her day she started really badly against as a ranker breeze through the first set six one of the making forty three unforced errors in this match and was training for one down in the second the russians trademark i can spirit those who are safe to championship points to pull things back to five four but that was being sent to the comeback as a rain closing at the win in the next game she rather losing her fourth consecutive final but her opponent has been a red hot fall. and it is of on the view over along the way this thing as a range it's a number six in the world ranking. i don't know if it's something special. here but

her of course. but where the fans are great here you know it's sort of. you know all this together different and world number one rafael nadal will play novak djokovic in the men's final like today now the captain of cricket world champions india says his team picked at just the right time a hundred only led the side to six victory i was sure lanka in the final in mumbai a snack ninety one from the last ten overs to post two hundred seventy four for six warner made a number one hundred three the first player to score a ton in the final but losing them reply india last year under say wait for a duck there and pacer milingo followed up that way keep the scalp of sachin tendulkar for just eighteen so he missed the chance to complete if their retail hundred international century but gautam gambhir am one hundred dhoni start gambhir with a knock of ninety seven. in great form while captain. only fired

a number eight ninety one and finished off with a magnificent six to see india win with ten balls to spare trying to stomach time of the lifter and failed to take a wicket in his last international much but tindall clangs course top prize i think is six the thames and his captain was delighted with how they performed right up until the. business secret all day but what they were good always on the field i saw you know we do a secret dance be a court will start once you go back to the hotel so as of now you know everyone is excited. you're really excited to see anything you know you're enjoying the moment right now and hopefully once we get back to the hotel you know we'll be back in our senses and we'll enjoy the evening chill the party went on and on my phil mickelson will be defending his masters title in all guster next week and looks like he's about to pay get the right time to after equaling the course record the host an open his nine under round of sixty three enough to make him joint leader in texas

with spot the plank mickelson thirty three of his first four holes and had a bogey free round some time saving par in style like he did there and one in five this iron at the eighteenth he was on target for the course record at the redstone golf club a ball landing right next to the pin and i think that equaled the previous best round scott the plane didn't have a bad day either his second straight round of sixty five gives him a share of first place going into the final day and his eye for the hole isn't to be sniffed at in that. straight in. as a two way scrap at the top of the leaderboard in morocco defending champion reese they've seen here as a one shot lead at the trophy has some torn them along with fellow brit david horse . casey stoner will start today so he pay on the pole the reps the honda stoner and home here i don't need to try. to build three practice sessions and didn't let it slip through their fingers in

qualifying for drives or securing second place on the grid for sunday's race fellow spaniard and defending champion jorge lorenzo completes the front row valentino rossi will have to pull his way out from a lowly twelfth position the dr failing to impress on his knee to kasey after getting off the track early on while posted to stoner also had his share of words. i did my best left on set we went to the second set of tires and you know the tires in feel quite as good so i wanted to push the front a little bit harder into the corners and as i went on the brakes are going to brace a little too hard to reclaim out and i let the brakes off but it had way too much speed so pretty lucky to pull that one off that year we ended up playing in in the same people being so that brings us to the end of the sport because the weather coming up next.