just compensation for that mistake our call is immediate release and now throughout the years mumia abu jamal has captured the world's attention and he's come to symbolize a lot of things that are flawed in our justice system. direct this question. really what what has he come to symbolize he has come to some of the. hope that one day we can have real justice he also some of the so many political prisoners who languish inside. dungeons concentration camps that the united states calls prison. so freedom for me i believe and more was also mean freedom for freedom fighting people freedom loving people and this case this protest comes at a time a very critical time in america. after the outrage over the trayvon martin case. critics say racial profiling was behind that talk about maybe the significance of the timing of this but this was a propitious moment to be before the department of justice you've probably heard that there has been a significant increase in hate piece crimes since twenty twelve the southern poverty law center argued its march and they analyzed the situation in their their posi

welcome back you're watching r t here is a look at the top stories from tax death row inmate mumia abu jamal says he still feels like he's facing capital punishment in the u.s. after his sentence was commuted to life in prison claiming innocence for killing a policeman almost thirty years ago he blames the state for bringing once illegal activities to the other side of the law gave his exclusive t.v. interview to our teeth. it's zero hour for the syrian cease fire plan but mutual distrust and suspicion permeate efforts to bring an end to still use that as damascus foreign minister prepares for talks with his russian counterpart in an attempt to resolve the deadlock. two years after the polish president's failed plane crash in russia the two countries attempt to turn the page in their relation to some politicians and war so try to ride the wave of grief into power. because they have us here in our teen our spotlight is next and today i'll get off talks to the now do you get to love fresh as deputy minister of foreign affairs who spent nine years working in the middle east he's now responsible

death row inmate mumia abu jamal has blamed the u.s. for making big brother reality and explosive t.v. interview to our t.v. a former black panther activists is now serving life in prison while supporters continue to fight against his conviction for shooting down a police officer thirty years ago which he denies. and zero hour for the syrian cease fire plan but mutual distrust and suspicion permeate efforts to bring an end to hostilities that has damascus as foreign minister prepares for talks with his russian counterpart in an attempt to resolve the deadlock. and two years after the polish president's fatal plane crash in russia the two countries attempt to turn the page and their relations while some politicians of war so try to ride the wave of grief and power you're looking at live pictures coming out of warsaw. those are the headlines here on r.t. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more on dates and next so we'll get the latest from the world of sports with that route. hello there thanks for watching and here's a taste of wha

death row inmates mumia abu jamal says he still feels like he's facing the death penalty if y. is a state for brain once illegal activity is on the other side of the law gave his exclusive t.v. interview to r t. f zero hour for the syrian cease fire plan but mutual distrust and suspicion permeate afterwards to bring an end to hostilities that is damascus foreign minister prepares for talks with his russian counterpart in an attempt to resolve the deadlock. two years after the polish president's failed plane crash in russia the two countries attempt to turn a page in their relations while some politicians in warsaw tried to ride a wave of grief into power. because we had lines here in our tail the back of it's how the hours mean time and it will bring us the latest from the world of sports. hello there thanks for watching the spall company and these are the headlines it's feeling the blues jealousies to pass on the right for champions league football next season with a one one draw watch for the last mission in mission impossible barcelona looks to move within a point of reality

bars for shooting and killing a police officer the case of former journalist and black panther mumia abu jamal gained attention around the world he says he's innocent and for decades supporters have rallied behind him and what they see as a quest for justice artie's the first t.v. channel in the world to speak to jamal since he was removed from death row and he gave an exclusive interview to honest as he well here are her impressions. of revolutionary journalist and activist an honorary citizen in over twenty cities with a street named after him in france case is said to be one of the most debated in modern legal history accused of killing a police officer in the one nine hundred eighty s. lumia has spent almost thirty years on death row this january he was taken off death row and is now serving life behind bars without parole and for the first time since his transfer he spoke to us here at r t he gave us an exclusive interview and one of the first things i asked who mia was what is it like to be on death row for that long. post of yours if i like are going to grow to hate. it my own mind. if

well a more of mumia abu jamal is revelations coming up in his first t.v. interview since his death penalty was commuted to life in prison that is a in about twenty minutes from now here on art's. concert and prize winner. convicted of controversial. after thirty years on death row. just speaks to archie. quarter past the hour here in moscow it is two years since polish president lech kaczynski died in a plane crash near the russian city of somalia and both countries are holding an oral services parties alexia chefs brings us more on the commemorations and the tragic background. commemoration events are taking place at the site of the awful tragedy which happened two years ago in western russia near by the city of smolensk the plane crash which killed most of poland's political leader along with the country's president lech kaczynski and his wife almost two hundred relatives of those who were killed in that plane crash lay flowers in greece at the site of the awful tragedy soon also be going to the katyn memorial just twenty kilometers from here also the si

department of justice today demanding justice for mumia abu jamal the african-american radio journalist was convicted of killing a philadelphia police officer back in one nine hundred eighty two since then he spent most of his time on death row the death penalty was dropped just five months ago and he's now serving a life sentence a good ramallah supporters are fighting to get him released from prison they believe his case was flawed and he's a victim of racial profiling. in support of. not only that also the issue of mass incarceration on a whole political imprisonment i've been involved in struggles around political prisoners in the u.s. now for about fifteen years and it was moving as keysar originally in the late ninety's that introduced me to the issue. with this issue. to the state because. we've we've. just surfaced just with this generation. just our generation our children. the american dream is supposed to be for everyone who is in this country and right now what we do in this thing is only for the one percent who can afford to make should do this to dream well they're hoping

next death row inmates mumia abu jamal has blamed the u.s. for making big brother reality in an exclusive a t.v. interview to r.t. the former black panther activists is now serving life in prison while his supporters continue to fight against his conviction for shooting down a police officer thirty years ago which he denies. those were the top stories here in r.t.e. our next join max daisy as they spilled the beans on bucket shop derivatives and other burning issues and global finance that's the kaiser report next in r.t. . kaiser this is the kaiser report you've heard of urban blight but have you heard of market blith. her. or max she speaks blithely masters on the blogosphere silver manipulation gold x. clients and doing the wrong thing so this is blythe masters the inventor of the credit default swap and the head of the commodities trading at j.p. morgan a lot of concern has been placed though about j.p. morgan particularly its positions in the metals space and looking at your positions in silver we talked earlier about the volatility in t

commentaries including one called live from death row well our team got an exclusive interview with mumia abu jamal his first interview since getting off of death row r.c. correspond with author turk and i conducted that interview which airs tomorrow and earlier she joined me to give us a preview first started with a look back on why many a case is so famous in the first place to look. well christine you know me up to jamal has so many different names to him he's known for so many things some people of course there are those that do see him guilty in this murder but he has countless supporters all over the world not just in the united states but in europe he has a street named after him in france he's an honorary award holding member and citizen in over twenty cities he is he's always been a revolutionary journalist an activist he was a member of the black panther movement in his youth we know that he was not injured by the f.b.i. since the age of fourteen and his case is really one of those debated ones in modern legal history because of so many controversies surrounding some of the details of wha