if you just joined us for a welcome r.t. life here in moscow top stories now workers of the world unite it's labor day and the turnouts high here in moscow more than one hundred thousand people filled the streets to celebrate with the opposition also using rallies to raise their concerns . in america the occupy movement banks on using may day to stage a big comeback to prove its staying power the party a crackdown by authorities ever since bursting on to the scene eight months ago. the may day rallies of being held across europe. popular cup back as recession

takes hold in the region italy demonstrations turned violent with police hitting protesters. plus the world's most famous exposure of top secrets goes head to head with the new president of the road to power after a popular uprising in the country. interview program. throughout the day. one of the occupy wall street protesters whose greed message gained global attraction last year hoping to rekindle the movement's momentum and next to london occupy activist tells us how the group is still on the rise as more people understand they are being robbed by their own governments a special interview next. well here are some polls cathedral in london from where the occupy the london stock exchange me was fairly recently effected the movement appears from where i'm

standing to be on its last legs but luckily jamie can see for you from occupy london is here to convince me otherwise jamie thanks for talking to us today no you said yourself and i sort of feel it to you that this place is almost home to the tenants used to be right that just where you're standing is the occupy movement dead absolutely no it's obviously one of the things of the comp moving is that we're allowed to put a lot more energy into the movement itself was actually becoming very difficult to sustain the kind as it becomes very large if you bear in mind that five months ago none of us the way the count would last this long was still developing our ideas of how to move forward how to use outreach to the movement to generate solidarity and otherwise really of reaching into the public consciousness to get across our very simple ideas of social environmental and economic justice so we've only just begun in that sense for that it's no coincidence that we are headed in one of the financial hearts of london the london stock exchange is not very far away from here

it's all bankers all still being paid the bonuses we hear about in the newspapers every day the one percent appears very much to be still in charge have you had any impact absolutely i think that there's been some measures by the government because we have such an influence on the public view of the financial system that there has been you know a leading banker who's had to turn down his bonus and. suffrage was made to turn back his noise to that section but i think that these are just palliative measures i think they show that the government realise that there's a lot of public support for the issues that we're raising awareness about and so they've taken some measures to make it look as if they're doing something you're absolutely right in terms of the one percent remain the one percent that's completely on top. also if you bear in mind the fact that last year of the hundred top foot say the average pyrolysis forty one percent this is everything is business as usual you're absolutely right but what's different is people are now where about this people are now entering this dialog and they're beginning to challenge the

assumptions challenge for a very very long period it's all in which is that can we continue with such an unsustainable undemocratic unjust economic system a fog of my looks kind of like a sort of for that party for people who have something to lose more so people in the ether willing to sacrifice in order to achieve that goal it's very interesting question actually people are sacrificing their jobs their relationships not by intention many people lost their homes i've never been in a movement where people have that dedicated the general portrayal of us as being people who you know joe blow some of the dole losers is absolutely. the opposite to the reality the reality is that a whole span of people from across the general public have been motivated to dedicate themselves one hundred percent of the solution now this is means that a very small proportion of so actually experienced activists and by far the highest amounts of us are people who just from ordinary walks of life who've gone that i want to make

a stop and we have to do something about this unsustainable system and this is the movement for us to do that in five months now since you came to this area let's talk a bit about your goals a lot of people seem to have a very limited understanding of what you're actually trying to achieve take mr x. ok when we took this space so much of the fifty. over period of forty eight hours and about three and a half thousand people took part in generating what was called our initial statements so really within forty eight hours made it very clear what we would hear such as are some of the more obvious ones. questioning what we see as an unsustainable economic system and on democratic economic system. a political system that seems to be working just ways profits before people it's intertwined with the corporations. we also question the idea of regulated both days being managed by the people i meant to be regulating we also question the idea that perpetual war for resources is something that's going to destroy the planet so we made it very clear

we now use our ideas to the rule you know within forty eight hours an economic system based on infinite growth but which relies on for not resources is frankly absolutely embarrassing let's broaden this out space and talk a little bit about the global economic situation if you like through the prism of you and me and the european project is constantly in the papers and it looks like it's on its last legs how do you see it playing out. what we see that when i say way i mean i'm speaking as a member of occupied but it's very clear from the movement from the beginning that the economic system is on its last legs the global economic system is on its last legs about knowing months ago now we had a leading triage on the b.b.c. news lawyers who said very clearly that governments don't rule the world goldman sachs does so it's very clear to us that what's happening in europe what's happening in greece is is just a symptom of this disease and this disease is going to continue to get worse unless we actually as as people as

a grassroots movement actually take control ourselves of this economic system has been run by very few people and it's just gone completely out of control by funding about this gentleman who was saying that goldman sachs rules the world is he was reveling in it he apologized for it but he was reveling in it because he said if you understand the situation you will know how to make a huge amount of money out of the global collapse now i mean human beings be in a situation where they can benefit hugely. from the suffering of the millions and millions in the world we should be embarrassed of being part of that same human life and we should be embarrassed if we sit by and do nothing about it seems. like occupy would be in support of bailouts of countries like greece i'm thinking about that so as i received. that kind of thing but interesting question and not the moving on one person in it but i actually are not sure that the movement would support by laying out exactly where we're standing at the moment was the famous tent city university and we had

a evening of solidarity with grace and there was about fifty greek people rammed in here and it's a fascinating noise and they kept going back to a very interesting point we are in a third world war and it's an economic war and the weapon is debt and i was a fascinating thing to say about revolutionary frights now i think the movement is moving more towards a revolutionary solution to the situation we're in rather than a reformist but there's still a lot of balance balance between the three but i think it's not the suasion revolution now if you look at revolutionary it's much more to do with the idea of dispensing with with open eyes actions like the i.m.f. dispensing with all these organizations that have rules and regulates it the way the finance of the world is run because we believe it to be completely corrupt completely in the pockets of the people i meant to be regulating and moving out and the same with governments that completely intertwined with all these financial decisions they have an ear for corporations they have an ear for global financial institutions much much more than they have an ear for the people of the country

they're meant to be looking often supporting so in the situation of what's happening in grace and then coming out with a statement the third world war is here and this is an economic war and that's that weapon is debt that really rang a bell with a lot of people. if you look at iceland now there's something that's quite inspiring in a sense that they absolutely ignored what i've been told to do they didn't go for being bailed out and anyway in fact at the moment crowdsourcing their constitution themselves they dispense with all the leaders they believe to be corrupt and were banging their saucepans just like in argentina until they had a leader they believed in and they go much further than actually now chasing and wanting to bring to court those bankers who bought the country to death in the first place so let's talk and control themselves and. dr i wanted to get this sort of crowdsourcing really work on the next mill and international scale yes now in terms of a national scale with iceland they simply crowdsourcing their constitution themselves and it's it is managing well digital technology has absolutely revolutionized the

species and it certainly revolutionized the way that we move towards radical change in activism. and it's only just started so the fact is that you know i can see in the future within our long times a situation whereby there's a form of a form of global referendum that slips through to digital technology if we have that i think very quickly the leaders and the people who run the financial institutions and the corporations will be put to shame because when they hear the voice of literally the know it you know in the sense of the plan it was annoying to one point nine percent rate then they will be put to shame they'll be put into the shade in the. governments in various countries to obviously a paste c.e.u. occupying place. here on a course in which the u.s. is reportedly rolled out what he's calling a microwave weapon to disperse crowds are you making plans to dealing with a kind of technology this country has last year they bought a large water cannons to disperse dispense with demonstrators iraq to the east and

i think that's kind of a scare story i know it's true that the military in the states may have bought this weapon that can use sound waves to kind of disempower people who might be in the streets i think that's a symptom of something far worse that's coming ok paul is the canary in the morning as far as we can see. but eventually the rest of this world will realize that they've been groped and that they are being put into subjugation completely on just undemocratic unsustainable financial systems and they will. become furious eventually so i think those kind of weapons may well be something to take much more seriously in say six months time or i munched on in this country the austerity measures haven't really hit as hard as they got into so it's easy for big. so you just stay within their own little bubble if you don't mind the words. into their actual life comes right into their doorstep and through their front door and cuts them away from the law that they used to then i think that will be an enormous

growth in people who are trying to find this kind of economic justice that occupy represents. its value in the future of the occupy movement is escalation and solidarity in other words that we will continue to generate more creative ways of bringing a message using direct action and using using the media but also we were quite sort of more more solid that would say that as more and more people come and join us when they realize that we are all singing from the same hymn sheet. to a substantial degree and one form or another socialism has spread the shadow of human regimentation over most of the nations of the earth. and the shadow is encroaching upon a whole different. leave early twenty first century military

bases a network of military bases all around the former sleepy empire that the united states is trying to build that's astonishing most americans have no idea there are more than a quarter of a million or more than two hundred fifty thousand u.s. troops stationed on these bases all around the world. we don't have foreign bases in america we don't have any british base we don't have any korean base we don't have any french bases or you know we just all american bases in our bases are fine are the noises our noise and doesn't bother us at all because they're all bases but for other people it's almost like a cancer here for these people. since the end of world war two the spaces i've been . working here to provide safe and secure environment for everybody.

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top stories this hour l.t. workers of the world you know it's labor day and the turnouts hoit here in moscow more than one hundred thousand people filled the streets to celebrate with the opposition also using rallies to raise their concerns. in america the movement banks on using may day to stage a big comeback and prove its staying power has been fighting a crackdown by authorities ever since bursting onto the scene eight months ago. may day rallies are being held across europe thousands marching in a under a dump in a comeback as recession takes hold in the region and it's a day demonstrations turn violent with police hitting our house protesters. plus the world's most famous exposer of the top secrets goes head to head with the new

president. rose to power after a popular uprising in the country joining us on his third interview show him on l.t. throughout the day. i mean that would normally stories in fifteen minutes from now in the meantime we have the latest from the world of sports with paul. thank you very much bill welcome to the world of sports here is what we've got coming up into the brink troy hard sony's england's new manager the sixty four year old has agreed a four year deal for all men in charge of west brom for the final two games of the premier league season. dutch destination reports claim the russian manager because the cards agree to rejoin any given seaside p.s.v. eindhoven after announcing he'll step down after this summer's european championships. and goals galore this is the strike that won the russian premier

league for sending some pictures but we've also got the best of the rest from game week forty one. but for us to england's football team have a new manager west brom boss roy hodgson has been appointed on a four year deal he will remain in charge of the baggies for the final two premier league matches of the season but they've agreed to release him from his contract a month early so he can begin preparations for euro two thousand and twelve he's confirmed at a press conference at wembley but the announcement of england's european championship squad will be put back until after the final day of the domestic season the sixty four year old has managed eighteen teams including three national sides in a career spanning thirty six years. of the pay's as if russia manager dick advocaat will be returning to the netherlands after euro two thousand and twelve with former club p.s.v. eindhoven the news broke on monday that he is to stand down after the euros the sixty four year old has the option to extend his contract at the russian football union but it looks as if the chance to return to his homeland was too tempting he

was originally in charge of p.s.p. for three years from nine hundred ninety five winning one dutch title the crop of being under the interim management of former holland international for the crew in recent months at the card is quoted in dutch media saying everything is agreed a contract should be signed later this week. now the top of the english premier league table could not be much closer after monday night's manchester darby the two manchester clubs are now level on eighty three points after city claimed the one to win over united at the end he had stadium the only goal coming on the stroke of half time from a set piece belgian defender vincent kompany rising highest in first half injury time to the home side one that was how it would finish polders united failing to register a single shot on target in the entire ninety minutes the first time that's happened in three years so both sides now set level of points should city win that two remaining fixtures against newcastle in q.p.r.

the title is that is for the first time since one nine hundred sixty eight. we have a strong game you. could be one play for your league or one for that again. that is important that we are on the top no. different than me. so city are currently the team to catch united hoping their rivals will drop points and made themselves secure wins at home to small way to sunderland. with tottenham in newcastle closing out the top five six points chelsea could yet take the fourth champions league spot if they win this year's final against munich later this month. meanwhile they are to fix years later and choose the f.a. cup finalists liverpool may well rest key players ahead of saturday's showdown with chelsea a house full of at anfield everton meanwhile no victory over stoke city at the britannia stadium would mean they stay ahead of their noisy side rivals. now some

sad news from the world of swimming world champion alexander del owen has died suddenly at the age of twenty six the norwegian was found dead in a shower in hours only usa where he was training ahead of this summer's olympics the norwegian swimming federation later confirmed he suffered a cardiac arrest they allow and was world champion in the one hundred meter box to brush stroke after winning gold in shanghai in july last year he also won silver in the two thousand and eight olympics in beijing was considered a strong hope for this summer's london games. now moving to the n.b.a. hardwood where last year's runners up miami are enjoying smooth sailing so far in the playoffs they securing another comfortable win over the new york knicks to take a two zero lead in the best of seven first round series one hundred four ninety four the final score just try to be aggressive early but you know the biggest thing was i was going touches you know must. be made a great job of screening for me and. i can make it easy easy. this is

about being aggressive move. elsewhere the faces of even their series with all of their one game in chile and a completely in control during the second half of that encounter set the tone ahead of game three in florida on wednesday while running champions dallas now trail two zero in their series against oklahoma city. talking now where one of the leading goaltenders has switched clubs constantine brylin has left atlanta and joined at bars on a three year deal his outstanding display in the two thousand and eleven guarin cup helped his former club finish with a medal the first time in history the twenty seven year old also how the twenty seven year old russian international also the playoffs most valuable player award last year in this isn't just gone he's ninety three percent safety record level land to the western conference semifinals where they went down just grass and painted in the meantime of russia's young talent you have gagne because nets off has turned down the chance to move to the n.h.l.

and tractor for at least two more seasons. now sprinter doing chambers inside place david miller could yet represent team g.b. at london two thousand and twelve the court of arbitration for sport overturning lifetime limpid bans for them and other athletes found guilty of doping offenses the british olympic association disagree with the ruling which hands out a minimum two year ban for any first time drug cheat. i have heard nobody i've heard no athlete i've heard no national limpid committee i've heard nobody from the international olympic committee say that that is satisfactory it is clearly not cheating by taking drugs in sport to deny a clean athlete the opportunity to participate in the greatest sporting event in his or her life cannot warrant a sanctions so light has a two year slap over the wrists and never miss a games. now let's head back to football as an example it is a perk of being crowned russian champions after game week forty one for the strikes

that made the difference in their class within a moscow on the pick of the rest of the action is goals galore. to.

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