you report the world to giving indexes there the riaa giving you unfortunately it's very disappointing because we used to feel and think that we are great and very spiritual by there's a lot of conscious much more poor even in our africa where people more compassionate and more involved in charities this is a lesson for us. and it's good to talk about it because it can provoke our people to start to give helpful help hand in somebody who needs more because usually people think we've so poor we have so many problems. why we need to help let our. rich russians to do their job let the government do the job but they don't understand that life will be much more optimistic and much more joyful if we would be. leave it with open heart and help around you know on my experience it's really fast that when i think about myself and live my life then it's full of problems rail and most on the trail but when i am completely involved and thinking about others and my life full of joyful projects. let's take a look at some of the problems faced by russian charities in a report by spotlights he led him

to then use against you at any point in time so is this the end of privacy as we know it will get riaa rattiest take on this contentious legislation and could video games be the solution for a problem within the department of defense reports are saying of the d.o.d. is using the video games to deal with an inherent bias and its intelligence analysts and think about it there have been some major intelligence blunders like the whole iraq war thing so we're going to speak with former cia analyst jack rice about the role that modern technology could play to change that that's at the end of the program but now let's move on to our top story. the million dollar question today is who's to blame that's the financial crisis inquiry commission wondered when they investigated the two thousand and eight financial crisis now the commission spoke to seven hundred witnesses and today they released their findings and a report that's more than five hundred pages long so what did they find did they determine who's to blame r.t. financial correspondent lauren lister has more on this inquiry. it wasn't so