at least two weeks or even a month later that we are now. but it's like a constant power check you never know where it's going to go. and as far as you go i think you want to get off your ass and. we do not find yourself in between the police and the protests. the first to group of a riot correspondent. because if you do then your. average . the idea of what a load will change. if i have to change let's try

to. get out let's get out from this particular area because if you think of a stretch. to pay. saying to get to that building over there ok you know that's what that's so i position we have. you guys it's. on the everything is left off. that's is the best

idea i could have had right now just to park the things the belongings in one place and then try to work as we can feed nothing was done to get to the life position we . will now try to get to the building from the other side. of the word is that the part where our position is controlled by the police and they're not letting one anyone inside so this is giving us. pain in one particular place of our bodies because. we need to get there. in order to broadcast live. but so far i've managed to do only one on the phone but. i need to present. absolute chaos here.

that is basically the only the only chance for us to get to the building is through that adjoining street i'm just hopeful we'll be able to get there. if you let jess. still somewhere in there. this. guy. you know. you. know you might have to crawl over the barricade to get.

this is not international with you twenty four hours a day live from our studio center here in moscow where just a midnight and ten pm in kiev where the capital is seeing the deadliest wave of violence since the protests began with clashes coming just a day after the government's amnesty for protesters came into force ati's alexy who is now in kiev alexy having managed to make it to the city center we spoke about forty minutes ago when you're trying to make your way to much of the protests. happening there what do you see and where are you. related to the ground for a little more than half an hour literally took to cover a hundred meters to get inside the independence square it's very tense and here we can see black smoke we can hear bang grenades exploding from five to five it is very unpredictable but the favorite it's always going to become an even jihad on

the other side of the square where many of the t.v. crews and cameras instead of their life trucks and satellite broadcast for us to be able to go live from here we cannot get there because the whole area is cordoned off either by the police or by the protesters police have been trying to penetrate the independence square but right now landing at the ground where there are no policeman here no violent crackdown at the moment but we do see the injured protesters and riot is being carried to ambulances it's pretty chaotic but no violence no major violence but far more from you a little later no doubt thank you very much in the meantime auntie's i'm actually at a chef school that lives in the kiev. when

syed ahmed travel. basically. this is a one way i'll be seeing how fast this place is i mean it is it's huge against you. the system basie. i've never been on a hobble craft before i did i have never seen on t.v. and stuff. i want to show them. how to do it. but not on top of the eyes to do my concern campbell. it's magic if you've never been out here to something like this i don't think you even have words to kind of put it together if you just tell somebody i was on

a frozen lake they just kind of thing show whatever side snows all the time in certain places let's freeze all the time but no this is different so i didn't need them this hobble crofton was standing on right now. there's literally sixteen hundred meters of fresh water barry d been made this one me televised it's crazy. how. it's known as one of nature's own london twenty percent of the world's fresh water lies a beneath this unfathomable this majestic lake baikal and the wind to one meter of ice covers this lake and just underneath that sixteen hundred meter is a fresh water and i'll just say that mother nature and the ice queen were not

smiling upon us that would be an understatement. three o'clock. two and three. minutes to three. but i think. my boyfriend. is working in the middle east and he was kidnapped. that at least a week you're going to be there i. didn't expect that. development is that he was kidnapped. another journalist western journalist and they were. together. and something went wrong.

time and. the hardest thing. they want. to keep that. they were kept in case they were together they were playing cards from time. could never. be weak so you have to stay strong. when i can count. the things that has kept in syria. and by the way i'm teacher for these guys but just.

because it's. i think anybody's control. but officially. they hate trash. country still supporting. one of these guys. to connect me. why not. that's a big business lucrative business and they don't even care who took it just. so now i'm thinking. that i will go with his brother. to the point where we can cross it's like two and a half hours travel. so the plan is now to get a ticket from athens to. take a car and to try to that point he was supposed to come here and spend

some time or send on time say some time here with me so we agree that with you know . traction is just my first visit there but. not here till. i did it i didn't go anywhere she tracked. nixon decided to close the gold window and turn the monetary system into a painting on a dollar bill in exchange for this deal with a fee on the us economy would never say we were told we could lead to balance currency without cost. i've got news for you the portrait of one has been hit in the basement of fort knox by the barbarous relic called gold in that courtroom.

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millions of dollars to the school why listen to somebody who's going to lose money at the school if schools that make money based decisions are much more common than they would ever admit publicly. our roughly guys we have like a subdivision called roughly the news agency the other wise ones they managed to get a room in that hotel over there which is not going anywhere so we're going there right now they have limey boxes we can do a live broadcast from there just saving our asses i can say asses can i. will do it as live here to get a better angle so expect the. rest of us the rest of us. we recorded in.

this one everyone thought these were going through it. is known for their again oh these are intense fire america and they're moving into the protest. bands are all the time most. of the police time this is the point of the road which is the protest of rick perry the police pretty much the scene which we have been seeing over the last several months so that we know where he's going to go is much to do with in a situation. they are there for the years that followed . them on my from there saying everyone will back to where the idea. we decided to visit one of course is numerous monasteries it's

a good place you know spiritually grease. the center of all the books say. we consider it our spiritual model and. we offer the explosive or say. so of course. what about jorgen matter how how how much. three so long way to go to i'm in a good shape. so thinking this journey over and. over made my decision

yet. it will be time in support. of this one. to be with me even if. it's hard no one minoan supports me in this. idea to go. to go to syria. it's hard you know no one need churning no one. i used to work in these places and one there to work there we know the area we know people there were no rules. it's not like. geography teacher is going. to rebel held territory in syria you know it's not like this. where you can worry but at the same time support right at least show solidarity something like that.

my friend tell me. man should be. nothing. man is a hero i don't look at these from this perspective who's here is not here. i need to be they just had to. walk. through life in. the snow there for most of the balcony with what agency going to throw things over to go for the live shots from here where the barricades independence square and everything. because those. guard.

forces on the first satisfy you feel you can be. this is all to international with you twenty four hours a day live from a studio center here moscow where just ten one am and eleven pm in kiev let's not cross live to our correspondent. is that right now we are at the defense where the band is going over leaving this band is the best you can get for trying to keep the sides still important or not letting anyone inside the room itself independence square any such guys you need to take care of and you don't need to go there because the protesters are the live rounds but as i said at the moment it doesn't seem that the police are in full swing now that the police are trying to push the protesters from this side of the protest parties alexia cesky live there in kiev thanks very much indeed for the moment no doubt we'll be hearing more from you

throughout the night that in kiev. just as we did. a little more than two weeks ago when. the escalation of violence was happening and most of the time the reporting from our balcony which was situated just above the square where we had all the sites and all the views for us it's like so like the way it should be every time i mean it's just that we were lucky most of the time we actually get inside there we jump in lead into the stuff we did down there in front of the barricade which was once which was quite a good record. yes. i mean it's dramatic even the way that i listen to it i didn't see it i had no chance to see it but judging by the way it sounded it was it was great i mean live

action explosions. and given that report about some of the high profile v.i.p.'s are watching right now i think we should be happy with that and we should all get our and he's.

what happened just now. think it a massachusetts message we agreed to speak between ten and twelve now connection so we put a stop to interest and find a better place because better connection for. this new profile picture this is what i do every day. just to please my kidnapped show my. tour. to make him remember about some things. every picture every picture means something. that there is a meaning behind that only. be too aware it's good.

to language no one else in the stands so it's good. given that there are people reading and they send to all of us. so in a situation like this very important to. keep the mind positive is what i'm trying to help him with in ten days or some you me start losing like. connection to to the world another one you know this is one stockholm syndrome starts you know like and you just forget that there was a reason all the life and i mean. there are friend is there are families and i can just forget about this. i just get a message from his brother. please somebody please think twice about doing the same thing that he did that resulted in kidnapping. no matter what he tells us don't forget that he is under pressure and that it's possible someone is forcing him to

convince us of go in there. now literally no one even they even the brother who was supposed to to go there with me . just to support the idea of me being there but actually i think. he doesn't want to go either. i was thinking about that about this pressure in force saying i know. my men at least i hope i do and he would never put me manger so sad to do it in but didn't talk. like khan's make this decision without talking to him like doesn't matter what they're what other people say he's the only one who knows. and he's the only one i would trust. is my biggest concern and that actually is a likely scenario that i could be kidnapped as soon as i'm there.

it is dangerous yeah i mean. yes it is stupid. how can i protect myself this is the same. if they discover i'm a russian journalist hundred percent i'm going to be kidnapped and hundred percent it's not going to be easy. they're going to ask money of course for. embassies from like government. and another thing if they discover from russia today because like it's kind of like pain in the ass for the spy to clear this channel so. i think it's going to be like wael more than most like. they will not let me go that easy never.

this is the same that. may stop me from going. maybe this is what the media when they tell me to buy some things twice. it was.

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