out by the deluge but some have simply refused to leave the furring instead to brave it out me to alexei for two weeks now he's been living in his attic with his brother slava and cats. we have to travel to dry land by boots to meet my wife who brings us food from the city and i have to stay here to try and save what i can there's no other place we can live. a little later on we spot a couple they need to reinforce their roof and get help from the emergency services that we're travelling with it's an attempt to keep out the worst floods in the region in over one hundred years not everyone is prepared to wait it out of the thirty thousand displaced many have found themselves in temporary accommodation centers that have been hastily assembled in places like schools thousands of troops and emergency crews continue to arrive in the area to help tackle the disaster. russian prime minister dmitri medvedev has allocated three point two billion rubles to the clean up operation in order to get the region back on its feet and over the course of the weekend fifty tons of humanitarian aid arrived in

alexei don't know how big the rooms are, but it's the best apartment in the entire hotel. three kids sleep here while my son sleeps over there. i sleep in the next room. >> the family pays the equivalent of 170 euros in rent. that's what an apartment in the capital warsaw costs, but they have no other option. ismael says no one is prepared to rent him an apartment. he says if he does not find an alternative soon, the family will move on. >> if things continue as they are, we will not be able to survive the winter here. at the very least, my family will have to move away from here. i do not see an alternative. >> is asylum application is approved, but that does not mean his troubles are over. it is difficult for foreigners to find work. the economic situation is spurring many chechen refugees to move on to countries that are doing better. >> we have the depression that chechen nationals are just applying for asylum here so they can move legally to another country. most of them go to germany. that's a trend we are seeing in most cases. >> poverty is not something that just c

continue that work if he is elected but also running is anti corruption blogger an opposition leader alexei navarro and me recently wrapped up in a fraud scandal arrested and then released his campaign volunteers are promising a new moscow. have you ever been to paris that's what we want boulevards green everywhere look here for two months they've been putting down tiles by pots our plans for traffic will be like the rest of the world not like some banyan. although a staunch critic of the government number in these platforms so far sounds a lot like some guidance it's a liberal program you know it's a program geared for the reach for the rich young and active you know so that they would be able to survive in this seat here so what about those who are old poor and need support the state media is focused on some value and the opposition media with some help from the west and pro manuals is promoting not only so far the core members of the socialists are sidelined i think their programs are somewhat more humane either way the vote is expected to draw tremendous turnout that's media coverage an

just to go into a book called the olympic games i think this is more practical but there are people alexei hi it's nice to hear there are people like stephen fry who we've seen recently calling writing these open letters and clearly again we talked about this over the weekend with you painting a very very different picture that's putting it lightly he compares it to hitler and the nazis i mean really what do you say to the gay community around the world as someone who is russian and knows that that is not the case i think the law banning homosexual propaganda to minors which was passed by the russian parliament became sort of a symbol of the fight against oppression and your argument is not with. your argument with. well this war became the symbol of the fight against oppression in russia and against the oppression of the people in russia in the last eight years since we started this movement in two thousand and five and i think that stephen fry without knowing all the details of course of the situation in russia is having his right to compare it with would watch what he wants and i think

continue that work if he is elected but also running is anti corruption blogger and opposition leader alexei no martin lee recently wrapped up an assault scandal arrested and then released his campaign volunteers are promising a new moscow. if you've ever been to paris that's what we want boulevards green everywhere look here for two months they've been putting down tiles by pots are plants where traffic will be like the rest of the world not like some banyan. although a staunch critic of the government numbers on these platforms so far sounds a lot like some guidance it's a nice little program you know it's a program geared for the reach for the reach young and active you know so that they would be able to survive in the seat you so what about those who are old poor and need support but a state media is focused on sit down and the opposition media with some help from the west and pro mangold's is promotion of all the so the core mission of the socialists are sidelined but i think they were kind of format shaped you are mean you go you know a scientist. also i think that asian man a scientis

the story has started occupy london and occupy london was designated a terrorist group officially alexei o'brien being targeted by the cyber security firm which is contracted with the dio dean trying to link her organization to muslim extremists myself of my work with wiki leaks and this other stuff dan ellsberg our whistleblower and who had very closely with bradley manning together we kind of make up this evolving tribe of people who were you know were civil liberties advocates were independent journalists were hacktivists and computer prodigies you know aaron swartz was part of our case. and together we are all standing witness to what the what the u.s. government has done and become since nine eleven and because we're standing witness and we're doing so diligently and we were fused to back down we're being harassed and intimidated and you see this prosecutorial overreach and spin and we're all trying to stop. the fact that an annual federal budget law could include language that would limit both the journalist right to freely uncover information and rebut americans right to due proce

activist has been infuriated by other sponsors of the international media police twitter page nikolai alexei overwrote he won't be giving any interviews to western journalists so nearly slow the country's name is anger was sparked by an article in britain's guardian newspaper suggesting the russian government could eventually remove children from same sex couples. in saudi arabia those opposing the ruling families policy is now been joined by a member of the royal family itself a prince of the house of saudi left the country citing his increasing anger over the kingdom's human rights record on the arabic spoke exclusively to the defector cues is the regime of violence and oppression. the government is obviously scared of the arab revolutions and they responded as they usually do by resorting to oppression violence arbitrary law and arrest but the easiest thing they can do is deprive you of your salary or fire you altogether so the ruling regime is not guarded by justice and this is especially true of the ministry of interior there is no independent judiciary that has both police and the pros

international musicians but also sparked outrage in russia over what many think was a blasphemous act archies alexei or met one of the members who is free and looked at how the group's actions affected society. you could tina some would say that she is the only member of controversial pussy riot punk band that walked free the other two money and the dears that are still serving their prison terms on february twenty first last year the mosque the band members stormed into moscow's christ the savior cathedral and performed their so-called paanch prayer the protest was widely seemed to be directed against one individual russia's president but some would say which claims the act was aimed at highlighting problems within the russian orthodox church just. as protest was directed against the policies of the russian orthodox church and of our state leadership because they managed into one entity we never stood a guest religion or the church as a religious institution of course it has all the rights to exist but a secular state the church cannot force its views onto the general public. ten days after the ecc

and russian legend alexei yashin was appointed general manager last december and his guidance and that of head coach mikael chicana of the team had acquired a culture of order and determination. first we instilled proper game discipline into the team then we took away the notion of young players versus veteran players everyone is equal we've even enforced a dress code as well as a sense of decorum which altogether has helped push the team. i as well as inspirational coaches the side will also be looking to their home support as the women's red machine goes in search of a first olympic medal while the whole squad hopes to rekindle that fighting spirit that saw them earn world bronze in summer well there's no doubt that alex suggestion and his managerial team are behind the recent success of the team but many do believe that is also down to their diehard come marjorie and all for one and one for all attitude but it's getting them the results it's probably says and done for us because it's connected by a well liked friendly. we've done many styles of eyes. connected. you know and i think

available to all and the new law will not affect those attending the games rights activists nicholai alexei or for he believes although it's necessary to protest the law of boycotting the games will get its opponents nowhere it's absolutely technically not possible to realize this boy court because it's not possible to transfer it somewhere else because the only people who will suffer because of this because it is the sportsman one participating in these in these competitions that's why i'm against it but i am also it gives all the common for beer and the cue ball preserve the russian state and that's what i'm doing we are fighting forty years since two thousand and five and we think that the most the best solution in this in this case is to go and protest during the olympic games to go to the games bright during the olympic games in sochi so that all the sportsman can aware there are involved beans rainbow attributes whatever they can talk again during the press conferences that they're the journalists and media reports about what's going on in russia during the olympic games i think it wi

hand where the author as he's handling of the crisis has been hailed as a success but people like alexei the hard work is just beginning. if the water recedes we will have a chance to rebuild our life here if not we don't have any other place to go we are really desperate pull scott r.t. the ammo region our report on the carnage continuing in egypt and a look at hungary's collapsing agricultural fortunes after a break. well . technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. exactly what happened that day i don't know but a woman i killed. piers later is when i got arrested for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. innocent people to confess to police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation why because there's been this is like meant no because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse and they were off taking they could get what they wanted they can say what they wanted and t

. >> fairly recently, probably right before the alexei. >> scott? >> thank you, mr. president.art of the political logic ehind reform was the lateral no vote. that doesn't sit well with republicans that represent white districts. what leverage can you bring to bear? >> well, we have an economic report that shows our economy will be $1 trillion stronger if we get immigration reform done. we have evidence that our housing market would be stronger if immigrants are in a situation in which having paid a fine, having paid back taxes, that they now have the ability to enter into the housing market. have strong evidence that our technological and research edge would be greater if we get immigration reform done. t puts unprecedented resources into border security. if your main priority is border security, i would think you would want to vote for this bill. we northwest that the senate bill creates a system in which employers are held accountable for when they hire undocumented workers. this is something that people say is a bad thing. i agree. let's make sure that system for holding em