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of the protesters out there would agree that there is that but again and i think the big point in marseille and let me talk to you i think you're a native new yorker i think your accent might say that on and i pretty sure i right you. from. one of the boroughs but you know new york city is the place where fifty of the top four hundred wealthiest americans live now this is according to a new report by forbes and they have a combined net worth totaling two hundred eleven billion with a b billion dollars meanwhile we look at the latest u.s. census data that also shows that the percentage of people living below the poverty line has grown to more than twenty percent so talk to me about this i mean you are a native new yorker marcelle there is a growing gap between the rich and poor i'm wondering you know are new yorkers frustrated. new yorkers are definitely frustrated good i think again because we're toying a lot of times to be passive about things we don't exactly know how to go about we're going to as and we'd all nought how to google fighting back a lot of people just become you know very de

it was a dialogue among friends, continuing from the one we had in marseilles, and preparing the oneother day on a different continent. we are not discussing the increase or the expansion of the efsf with a non-member of the euro area. >> brown: that was followed by a question from a reporter. >> are you optimistic that maybe europe or the eurozone can speak a bit more with one voice? >> no. but we have to come back to verbal discipline. >> brown: geithner responded to pushback from several european ministers, saying: "of course your financial challenges in europe are within your capacity to manage financially. you just have to choose to do it." and he warned, "one of the starkest ways to emphasize the importance of europe getting on top of this is that you don't want the future of europe to rest in the hands of those who provide financing to the imf. today's meeting came a day after the world's major central banks, including the u.s. federal reserve, took coordinated action to make funds available to european banks. that move lifted world markets yesterday, and modest gains continue

king died in memphis on a labor marseilling it was a civil rights issue.rday national action, there was a group i lead, joined the naacp and urban league and leading labor groups. cwa, aft, weingard. we need labor and civil rights come togethering that weekend since it is the spirit of dr. king to talk about the jobs bill left before the congress now and to say that as dr. king fought merging the two groups, we are going to march that day to say we need to deal with the unemployment, that is record proportions in our country. >> more than half of respondents say that the president's plan is not going to help bring down unemployment. what does the president need to do to better get his message out? do you think that today's interviews he is doing in key states are going to do the trick for him? is there a lot more work ahead? >> i think that the beginning is some of what he's -- going to do going you a round the country. the fact is that when we look at the economists that -- i think that bloomberg news interviewed, and they said that it would actually chan

of france, in a place called marcoule, not far from the provence area of france, 50 miles from marseilles. a lot of nuclear reactor, plutonium for nuclear bombs used to be built there. right now it's used mostly for reconverting nuclear plants to safer means, that is the commissioning of nuclear plants, dealing with nuclear waste. apparently what happened is a fire occurred in a workshop area, a dump area, dealing with nuclear waste, and that triggered an explosion in a furnace, in an oven, and they're trying to melt this stuff down to make it safer, and that's when the death occurred and also this injuries, four injuries. now, the official fear,f course -- initial fear, of course, martha is there was a release of radioactive material but there has been no release, even though they're keeping a strong watch on it, there are fire trucks, as well as police vehicles, and tellingly, no one in this immediate area is being allowed to leave until all is clear, and the feeling is it is safe. so right now, they're watching, they're waiting to see if there's any leakage. but now they're saying not

i was at the g-8 meeting in marseilles about 10 days ago, and i tell you, to see the donors around the table, putting together $38 billion to actually support what is happening in the middle east and north africa -- 19 see us being able to put together -- when i see us being able to put together a package of loans in the region of $35 billion for the same purpose -- when i see countries in the vicinity saying "look, we have gone through that. which can provide the technical assistance to our neighbors, and will be happy to do that, and to join hands, and to join efforts to recall those of the signs of hope. -- efforts. -- efforts." those of the signs of hope. when i see european partners at the july 21 meeting being prepared to improve the governance, put in place a crisis mechanism, strengthen the discipline within the group, and significantly change the architecture of the euro zone, there is a sign of hope. now, i know it comes with a timing tag attached to it. that is very annoying for the markets -- to have to wait for parliament approval, to have to wait for yet another round of