martin luther king. there's malcolm x. malcolm x isn't dr. martin luther king. what's the difference? and what does this guy, this guy, and this guy have in common? because these things may be necessary for us now, as we go into the future. where are we headed and where are the answers? i have to tell you that about a year ago i was trying to figure out, 8-28. i was trying to figure out what was going on. what i was supposed to do, what i was supposed to talk about and people ask me all the time. where do we go from here? where is the guy? where is the president and where is the-- the more i went down the road of trying to figure things out, the more i realized that the answer isn't in washington, it's not in politics, it's in here. we have to fundamentally change ourselves. so, as i'm looking to the touch future, the thing i did a year ago, i went back to the beginning. i went to this guy. the first real revolutionary, moses and the ten commandments. so, we're going to have a discussion with people who know about these, these guys. with us, dr. alveda king, the

i think colbert should be -- i thought i was attending another martin luther king i have a dream rallyu're comparing martin luther king to glenn beck? >> he was able to bring up over a half a million people. i don't think colbert or stewart together can match that. now, they should try and plus, it's only showing more credibility and respect for what glenn beck was able to pull off because many people did not think he had that kind of reach. those people to respond and come to rally on the mall for something they believe in. so, i think it's very interesting they want to have a rally, but i think it's a lot of talk and there's just no substance to it. i don't think they will ever attempt to have a rally on the mall. makes good tv. >> all right. i like that you got in their face. we'll see how they respond to that. but really, martin luther king and glenn beck, you know one brought civil rights to our count country, another did what? >> i think you misinterpreted what i said. there was a lot of king's words at the rally. so the point was that obviously, martin luther king impacted glenn

those participants were well-schooled in the principles of martin luther king, the six principles that he propounded. they are going into their communities and raising awareness in their communities about what to do. they are looking at the situation from a very peaceful, through a very peaceful lens and perspective. those are very positive things going on. that's only one organization that's doing that. there are others that are also involved in non-violent training. >> so everything that you have said today it would seem that the grassroots non-violent peace and justice movement is growing both in israel in the palestinian territories and here in the united states. one can only hope that it has the effect on the diplomatic process then can push the process forward. i would like to thank you all for joining us. we've come to the end of our show. visit us on the web at www.whut.org as always, stay well, good night. >> coming up on "theater talk"... >> i did listen a great deal, and i was always fascinated by older people and their stories. >> "theater talk" is made possible in part by.

part of martin luther king's inner circle, was a mole for the fbi. rk strassmann reports. >> reporter: in the 1960s fight for civil rights, images like these helped dr. martin luther king win his movement. powerful images, poignant images and others intimate, all the work of the late earnest withers considered the original civil rights photographer. >> well, he was one of the best photographers that you want to know. and loved the movement. >> reporter: or did he? the "memphis commercial appeal" has unearthed secret fbi files. withers was also a paid snitch selling information and photographs to the fed n. one entry, dr. king checked into the lorraine motel prior to going to a strategy meeting. it was april 3rd, 1968, the day before king was murdered. the files refer to withers as me 338 r. the "r" stood for racial info informant. >> it's an act of betrayal to even let the fbi think that they could get someone from among us to do us harm. >> reporter: in the late '60s the fbi director j. edgar hoover seemed determined to destroy dr. king. everyone wit

. >> it occurred within the last hour, it's pennsylvania avenue north of martin luther king boulevard where a man was shot multiple times, a very violent shooting. a man was shot at least 6 times, they saw a black honda with two suspects inside. it's unclear of the condition of the man who was shot. the big issue is martin luther king boulevard is closed in both directions from franklin, west franklin avenue up to druid hill avenue. major delays, expect delays and expect to be detoured at those two intersections. >>> thank you. at this hour, baltimore police looking for answers after a man was found dead in his home. more on this. >> reporter: that is right. police call it a suspicious death, the body of a middle- aged man was found not far from the city county line, he was suffering from some form of trauma to the body. they're searching for clues at the scene. police charged this man in the murder of a 26-year-old man found dead outside of his apartment complex in hamstead. the victim was stabbed to death. the man and woman were involved in a fight. ussell scott laderer aged 22 and

we know that we all followed martin luther king. there is a-- there's a lineage here. the most common thread was pete seeger. i think they should give a course in pete seeger in high school. pete seeger is a great american. pete exemplifies what we're talking about here in terms of a human being that lives their life in such a manner that you want to be like them. you know, you see pete seeger, and you say, "gee, i want to do that. "i want to stand next to that man. i want to stand shoulder to shoulder with that guy." he's the guy who never compromised his principles, even when he had his back to the wall, government was saying, "you're not a real american." house of un-american activities committee, you know, he just told them, "sorry, i'm not buying your stuff." (bender) one of the things you'll see in the documentary is a wonderful moment where pete describes that, and he said, they're-- "mr. seeger," you know, "are you--were you a member of the communist party?" and he answered, he said, "well, i was polite, if uncooperative." and he said, "i wished i had done what

they are closed martin luther king boulevard at pennsylvania avenue as police continue the investigationis point all we know is an adult male has been shot. >> in the report, researchers may be closer to create a blood test that can identify alzheimer's disease. they look for a number of bio markers in the blood that has been associated with alzheimers. it was accurate 80% of the time. more research is needed to perfect the test. >>> playing fast-paced video games may have a benefit. they have better decision- making skills. researchers tested those who didn't play the game, they reacted 25% slower than those who did play the game. >>> reports say that more students are having trouble paying off their college loans. the department of education says in 2008 more defaulted on their loans >>> the number of students attending community college skyrocketed 40% in 3 years. it comes as a time when the budget has been slashed by millions of dollars. makeshift parking lots are set up on the grass. some say it can take up to a half hour to find a space. >> you see a parking space and then you see

on martin luther king way. afternoon there was a fire at the same address nobody injured in either incident. will tran on the scene. >> it is now day seven in the search of the can't keller canyon landfill for clues of but disappeared hercules man frederick sales was reported missing after his father was found beaten to death in his homex during investigators and volunteers have been sifting through the trash hoping to find clues this after they discovered a escalate at a business park in hercules that was driven by the main suspect in this case. efren valdemoro was shot and killed by police. police believe efren valdemoro killed ricardo and frederick sales. rittenhouse said chemists and husband of one of two women who were also believed to been murdered by efren valdemoro is charged with two counts of explosives possessions. stay with kron 4 sa for developing stories. you and get the latest from our web site. >> major-league letter by 75 ceos is the latest push to move the oakland a's to san jose. this is wh

lewis, a name now forgotten, but he was once as well known as martin luther king jr.. he is the man who produced big industrial unions. saul was his advisor and biographer and worked with lewis for very long time. then he started -- he realized that in some situations, straight union organizing was not enough, so he devised -- and this is one of the reasons he devised the idea of community organizing -- was that he realized that whatever kind of thing you are trying to do, if you do not have the support of a surrounding people and community, you are not going to get it done. that is true in chicago and is also true in afghanistan. >> where do you put yourself now on the political spectrum, or how you define your own views? >> i have a reputation of being a howling liberal, which is not true. i will confess that the first person i ever voted for was quite eisenhower. in fact, in 1960, i almost gotsaul to vote for nixon. >> why? >> because i got suckered by nixon. i listened to what was being said in the campaign, and if you listened to the campaign, john kennedy was the

. >> he developed this from martin luther king, in 1963, there is a type of constructive non violent tension necessary for grth. for too long christians have run from relaonships with gays because it can be so uncomfortable. for example what does a believer do when a gay friend decides to follow jesus and still thinks it is okay to be gay? stay in the relationship, says meren. >> i can still dignify their experience as totally legitimate to them withou giving away what i think, feel, and believe. >> this message is gaing traction witha new generation of believers who want to reach out but remaining true to themselves. they are listening intently as they explained to nurture friendships with gays. meren's work is catching the attention of church leaders. brandon o'ien says they can no longer ignore the issue. >> i think andrew does a great job to make the church understandthere are a lot of people that want to be reached and want people to embrace them and be almosted. >> it may take years to understand his impact on the church and lgbt community. in the meantime he is putting down de

we all stopped believing in that water it what's really the other option i guess i mean if martin luther king said you know it is the i have a dream or that avenue i nightmare yet a dream so i think that's what we all hope for is that we don't have that fatalistic view that we hope there's always a possibility to change the bottom line is that the un's agenda is important to the peoples of the world whether or not they're actually able to do anything about it remains to be free and until then we've got a lot of traffic. and i'll be back with the headlines in just a few moments see of. nature and discover its beauty. communicate with the wind. test yourself and. see what nature can give you. every month we give you the future the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join us for technology update on our. data data generated from an electrical grid. you can do to do it in california. energy sources for simplex. let's go to smarter. sweetums parliamentary elections a strain the country's democratic traditions with candidates from a far right party claiming they'

martin luther king jr.d dundas daughter is part of the clergy. -- daughter is part of the clergy. >> he has a relationship with different times at different places with whoever he wants. >> is a turn at -- his attorney adamantly denied accusations. >> canadian residents are drying out after each work and went ashore. -- after igor came onshore. elderly man may have been swept away in the floods when his driveway collapsed. so many roads were flooded. the storm dumped several inches of rain. >> we have talked about this for 16 days. finally in the sizzling out. this will go down as the fourth hottest summer for the united states on record. >> we have to it 90 five more times. >> it looks like we'll do that today, tomorrow, and friday. looking outside at this all work, it is quiet aq)y right now. a little bit hazy with the humidity. you will ñefinitely notice it, especially compared to yesterday and the day !efore when it was beautiful and drive. the skies are beginning to cloud up just a little bit. e will s

but it turns out that one of the quotes was mistakenly credited to martin luther king. , apparently martin luther king didn't say, "my humps, my humps, my lovely lady lumps." [ laughter ] he didn't say that. it was -- it was roosevelt. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] president roosevelt said that. >> steve: teddy? teddy or fdr, which roosevelt? >> jimmy: which one is roosevelt? >> steve: well, there's two. there's -- >> jimmy: i know, but one's roosevelt, right? >> steve: right. teddy's roosevelt. >> jimmy: i think franklin delano -- >> steve: franklin delano -- >> jimmy: -- franklin d, yeah. it was him. [ light laughter ] >> steve: from near your hometown -- >> jimmy: huh? >> steve: -- from hyde park. >> jimmy: i know! >> steve: there you go. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a little trivia. a little trivia. this is interesting, as part of the mideast peace talks, president obama held a conference call with rabbis this afternoon. yeah, obama didn't get to say much, though, because we had to listen to, "oh, we have to wait for you mr. big shot? you never call and when you do,

of providing information to the fbi for years, including information about the meetings from martin luther king jr. and militants. he was allegedly named as an fbi informant. his daughter says these fly in the face of his father's -- her father's work, capturing the struggle of the civil-rights movement. >>> the famed rotunda at the university of virginia will get a facelift. it will be replaced with part of its columns restored, and it should cost about $23 million. the university hopes the state will pay $13 million, and the rest will come from private donations. >>> and still to come on abc7 news at 6:00 -- >> in northwest washington, one person is honored for his work in trying to prevent sexual assault. i will tell you about it. >>> and a picture perfect wednesday. bob ryan is next with the complete forecast. >> it was a picture perfect day in atlanta. wait until you see. and the ravens are tryi >>> a unique approach to problem. men can stop rape. >> it teaches masculinity and nonviolence, and some d.c. students are being honored for their work to prevent sexual assault. >> they are encour

if we all stopped believing in that water what's really the other option i guess i mean if martin luther king said you know it is the i have a dream or it's avenue i nightmare yet a dream so i think that what we all hope for is that we don't have that fatalistic view that we hope there's always a possibility to change the bottom line is that the un's agenda is important to the peoples of the world whether or not they're actually able to do anything about it remains to be seen until then we've got a lot of traffic. and i'll be back with the headlines in just a few minutes. the room. more news today. these are the images. today. early election results to show sweden's far right party taking its first parliament . failed to hang on to its majority. by one of russia's most wanted. norway. and. putting in a. special report takes a look at what happened. the canaries as group of generals had planned a coup d'etat you know i wasn't intimate cool i was not contaminated by the desire to overthrow the government. will you. want to put you at about eight thirty am when you go i received a memo from the

nothing if we all stopped believing in that what's really the other option i guess i mean if martin luther king said you know it is the i have a dream or that avenue i nightmare yet a dream so i think that what we all hope for is that we don't have that fatalistic view that we hope there's always a possibility to change the bottom line is that the un's agenda is important to the peoples of the world whether or not they're actually able to do anything about it remains to be seen until then we've got a lot of traffic. we're going to take a short break here on our back with headlines. a little bit. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. operations to rule the day. for the we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. the works of art see how many is now way with the headlines sweden's parliamentary election striking the country's democratic traditions with candidates from a far right party claiming they've been attacked and denying freedom of speech. some other stories that have sh

right after the assassination of martin luther king injure why are in 1968. he's stretching the years. >> it's all relative depending on how much you've seen. >> that was the tod"today" show. a lot more to go. we have a big interview when we come back, too. lisa murkowski is the republican senator from alaska. she lost the primary but she is running as a write-in against joe miller. she says he's too radical. mr. miller makes his case. also tonight is the president facing exhaustive expectations from his own support eers? kathleen parker and eliot spitzer here to help us break down the president and you knew this was coming, pete dominick out on the street tonight. what does he want to talk about? hocus pocus. ege ege but never finished... to late bloomers... full-time moms... and everyone who is good at something but wants to be great. welcome to kaplan university. the university that's changing the face of education... to undergraduate degrees, graduate degrees... degrees that can give you a leg up... in a tough job market... in any job market... welcome. w

i love martin luther king, but also malcolm x, sometimes you have to really hold your ground.ompassion, kindness, education. rather than more killing. >> when you graduated in 1965, it was the height of the civil- rights movement. you just alluded to the environment that you were growing up in. as a young musician, what was it like for you in san francisco at the time? >> it was heaven on earth. we would go down to the fillmore and see these great band, the doors, and jimi hendrix, cream, and then go down to the grove to see other music. you could go to the mission district to hear mexican. everywhere i went there was this multi dimensional color and i felt like it was on necessary for me to do just one. like baskin-robbins, i want all the flavors. you cannot just be a mexican play music. there is a lot of beauty in that, but it was not for me. i was born without arms around my heart that wants to embrace everything. palestine's, israelis. japanese, apaches. i am more concentrated with life and love than flags, nationality, religion. that stuff gets in the way. one gets in the

martin luther king said marriage is with a man and a woman. >> reporter: with passionate views on both sides, it's sure to play out in the courts for years to come, but the organizers of this event say they are confident they will eventually bridge the gap of equality. in san francisco, julie watts, channel 5. >>> albert greenwood brown was convicted of killing a 15-year- old girl in 1980 in southern california. friday, the judge cleared the way for his exclusion in the newly renovated death chamber and the judge ordered him to choose from a one-drug injection or the three-drug cocktail. he would not choose, show, so -- so he will be given the cocktail. >>> just after 11 this morning, detectives were call to investigate about an argument, and then one officer pulled out a weapon, and an officer fired. police have not identified the person shot. no one else was hurt. >>> a day-long standoff in san francisco ending this evening. the police arrested 43-year-old timothy zyich. he lived in anotherout in the building, but it's not clear why he barricaded himself inside of a neighbor's apartm

they are trying to fix the break near martin luther king avenue in southeast d.c. they are also cleaning up after a downed tree. there are traffic issues in that area this afternoon >>> in arlington, police say that a driver who had a medical emergency was responsible for a seven-car pileup on i-66 this morning. the cleanup is causing delays near the roosevelt bridge. four people were taken to hospital and there is no word on their condition. >>> investigators say suspect on the list should be considered armed and dangerous. there was a crash in southeast d.c. early this morning. courtney robinson brings us the latest. >> it was a series of crimes that led them -- led the police to cousy's -- southeast washington and lead to a shoot out. >> it was crazy and i was asleep and i heard about 20 gunshot. >> prince george's county officers say at 2:30 this morning a man robbed someone on kenilworth avenue and 45 minutes later, they got a call about a carjacking. officers responded and got into a high-speed chase with two men in this car. the car had maryland tax. >> the

they brought up martin luther king jr. is nam's name. >> the religious aspect of this was real.touched many people there. as a leader, his rod blagojevich -- a bugaboo was social justice. any time you hear a priest, a minister, or a rabbi talk about social justice, you run out of that church. this is so contrary to what most people take as the christian message. when i was hungry, you fed me. that seems to be antithetic alabama he targets liberation theology with pope john paul ii did not believe an. >> that is a problem between the catholic church and the clergy in america. it has nothing to do christianity. every sunday at my church, we pray for people who are oppressed because people are oppressed in this world. yet, glen beck says that is what liberation theology is all about, being concerned about oppression. we should be concerned about the soul of the individual credit he does not know what he is talking about. >> i am at a disadvantage because i am not an expert on christian theological disputes. i am glad the co friendlby feels cleansed of his sense of it does that have

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it never was a civil rights issue martin luther king still said marriage is between a man and a woman. >> reporter: with passionate views on both side this is debate is one that is sure to play out in the courts for years to come but the organizers of this event say they are confident they will eventually bridge that gap of equality. in san francisco, julie watts, cbs 5. >>> another sign pop going mainstream at least in california, a new field poll shows people are leaning toward legalizing pot. 42% of people oppose it. support is up slightly since july. if prop 19 passes, california would become the first state to legalize recreational pot. >>> with just weeks until election day one candidate in the race for california governor is pulling ahead according to a new poll. los angeles times usc poll shows gerry brown holds a 49- 44% lead over republican whitman among likely voters however, that lead is within a margin of error. >>> the senate race shows barbara boxer has widened her margin over theory that. she leads her, 51% to 43%, with a 3 point margin of error. >> many of those polls

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it happened arouud 5:30 tuesday afternoon at martin luther king junior boulevard nd police say the womenix times. thhre's no word on his condition or a suspect at this time. >>> a city police officer find himself n the other side of the law after getting into aabar fight in southwest balttmore. officer everret walker was arrested followinn ondaa's incident. ú-fight around 130 ther 1:30 thg after a woman punched him in the face outsiie of club reality. walker has been chargee ith assault and disorderly conduct. >>the bottom line is we're not going to tolerate any behavior that undermines the the agency. unacceptable.behavior is >>walker was already suspended folllwing an incident year. he wassnot wearing his badge or carrying his weapon during mmnday's fight. >>> coming up on the early maryland's public universities. >>> wow! , i didn't realize it was that low. iiknew ii was low, but i idn't realize it was that low. >> how your taa dollars are funding schools with commencements concerrs. >>> it's quiet arrund hereú starting with temperatures inn3 the low 60s. 75 at noon and top out at 81

. >> president kennedy, senator kennedy and martin luther king, jr. and the attempt on ronald reagan's life. >> the president was shot and wounded in the left side of his chest. >> he reported from all over the world but he understood home the best. he explained who we were in numerous documentaries and political coverage. he was one of the first to serve as a convention floor correspondent and he moderated two presidential debates. >> the first question will go to governor carter. >> we watched him on "today" and "meet the press" and huntley brinkley, the forerunner of "nightly news." he conducted countless interviews over the decades, including the first and only televised conversation with japanese emperor hiro hito. he was a serious guy that never took himself too seriously. he had a great sense of humor and he used it, in cameo roles and as the newsman on "letterman" when dave was on nbc. >> here is mr. news, ed newman. >> ladies and gentlemen, edwin newman! >> and there was that famous appearance as host of "saturday night live" back in 1984. ♪

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martin luther king jr. and others. our own ron mott has more on these revelations about the photographer ernest withers and the reaction to it. >> reporter: the times were turbulent, the nation was on everyone and he was there, up close and personal. the pictures he took during the civil rights movement, unlike anyone else's, he had tremendous access, yet none of his famous and not so famous subjects knew he was collecting more than snapshots, the centerpiece of a special report called double exposure in the memphis commercial appeal, withers was also allegedly on the payroll of j. edgar hoover's fbi as informant number me338r. withers died three years ago. >> what was going on in the heart of a man who was a strong believer and supporter of civil rights but at the same time was working hand-in-hand with the fbi? >> reporter: the newspaper used federal documents to chronicle withers' front lines of coverage of the civil rights movement. >> anybody who might possibly threaten the establishment or might be a celebrity of

it never was a civil rights issue martin luther king still said marriage is between a man and a woman. >> reporter: with passionate views on both sides this debate is one that is sure to play out in the courts for years to come. but the organizers of this event say they are confident they will eventually bridge that gap of equality. in san francisco, julie watts, cbs 5. >>> going for a record, proof how big that little instrument from hawaii has become. who would have thought the [ woman on tv ] if you won't let me in, you can't really love me. i know about gayle. i don't know what you're talking about. if you just tell me what happened... [ ding ] [ man ] 35th and archer. next stop hamilton. [ brakes hiss ] ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your iphone when you get at&t u-verse tv. at&t. rethink possible. carly fiorina laid off 30,000 workers. when you're talking about massive layoffs, which we did... perhaps the work needs to be done somewhere else. [ male announcer ] fiorina shipped jobs to china. and while californians lost their jobs, fiorina tripled her sala

if we all stopped believing in that water what's really the other option i guess i mean if martin luther king said you know it is the i have a dream or the avenue i nightmare you had a dream so i think that what we all hope for is that we don't have that fatalistic view that we hope there's always a possibility to change the bottom line is that the un's agenda is important to the peoples of the world whether or not they're actually able to do anything about it remains to be free and until then we've got a lot of traffic. and i'll be back with the headlines in a couple of minutes so you sir. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy. look at the global financial headlines tune in to the reports. we're running top stories off today. you had. a strain the country's democratic tradition with the far right party claiming that they. denied freedom of speech. and other stories that have shaped the week russia awaits a decision on the extradition of one of its most wanted terror suspects from poland but he was detained on friday but later released. no way

martin luther king said marriage is between a man and woman. >> reporter: with views on both sides the debate is one that's sure to play out in the courts for years to come. the organizers of many event say they are confident they will eventually bridge that gap. in san francisco, julie watts. >> the inmate scheduled for execution wednesday has taken his case to the court of appeals. edward brown was convicted of killing a 15-year-old. grid a judge cleared the way for his execution in the death chamber. the judge also ordered him to chose between a one drug injection or three drug. he has refused so far. his lawyers will go before a judge tomorrow in a separate appeal to stay the execution. >>> a tenant has been shot and killed by police. just after 11:00 officers were called to the apartments about an argument. while investigating police say one of the residents pulled a gun and the officer fired. a neighbor said he heard the noise. >> i was watching the niner game. i heard several shots. more than a revolver holds. came outside and there were police in the hall and said get back in m

kennedy and i read his speeches and think how forward-thinking he was, and the speeches of martin luther kingr. and how forward-thinking he was, and what resonates in us with our divinity and brightness. i see us getting away from that with so many political pundits, people from my part of the world, like rush limbaugh, who instead of speaking to us at a level of speaking -- seeking greatness and thus are motivating us by fear and hatred. it frightens me. it frightens me for the country because i feel like even the greatest leaders, even when we were really down, during the reagan times, people followed him because the words he were using -- the words he was using, even though unemployment was less than is now. i think it is so important that we demand the greatness and our leaders that we deserve. and not allow that kind of rhetoric to take over and become what would qualify as leadership. tavis: let me connect that back to the project, the new record. he talked about the fact that words have meaning and the art -- you talked about the fact that words have meaning and they are powerful and i

out of the meeting last night, we came up with james deming, james lick and martin luther king because they're close to the bay view in the bussing thing, so maybe keep an eye out for that or think about it. president kim: commissioner? >> so thank you for your report. and, ruth, great to have you back. you took quite a journey this summer, i believe, right? yeah, great. just give us a few sentences. >> on my summer vacation, i rode my bicycle 4,382 miles from seattle to boston. i flew back. [laughter] and i did actually -- i think i actually sent a league to an article to be young and. i saw in "the wyoming register" published in gillette, wyoming, which ships 20% of the coal that our nation uses to create electricity, but their newspaper had an article about the wyoming state budget crisis and how they were protecting education funding from all the cuts because education was so important to their state that they were coming up with a different way to fund it and shield it from the cuts. and i thought maybe california can learn something from rural wyoming. through the power of parent

if we all stop believing in that what are what's really the other option i guess i mean if martin luther king said you know it is the i have a dream or the avenue i nightmare yet a dream so i think that what we all hope for is that we don't have that fatalistic view that we hope there's always a possibility to change the bottom line is that the un's agenda is important to the peoples of the world whether or not they're actually able to do anything about it remains to be seen until then we've got a lot of traffic. it's just a couple of days now before that u.n. session begins and world leaders have already started arriving in new york iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad was among the first he hopes to meet with u.s. academics and iranian immigrants ahead of the general assembly that starts on monday the serious session focuses on millennium development goals such as combat in poverty and disease around the world oil spill the gulf of mexico protecting species diversity is also a priority. in the gunmen on motorcycle have shot at a bus carrying taurus near one of the country's biggest.

gesture and if we all stop believing in that what's really the other option i guess i mean if martin luther king said you know it is the average dream or the avenue and nightmare yet a dream so i think that what we all hope for is that we don't have that fatalistic view that we hope there's always a possibility to change. it's now twenty five minutes past the hour here in moscow you're with r.t. some of the world's top golfers have been showing their best swings here in russia all of this of an international tournament it's hoped the russian challenge cup will boost the popularity of the sport in the country. farmers in the course of the moscow region joins us live with more details and hello to you andrew so i gather that the competition has just ended. yet has just ended a few moments ago actually the spaniard. picked up this check for twenty eight thousand euros not bad for an afternoon's work after winning the first ever russian challenge cup don't worry i will return it to him but to give you an idea of what went on today this is part of the challenge to all of the european challenge tour w