>> i asked him after to respond to the letter, and ascetic, let me see what the permit is. i had gone on the earlier and i saw that it was voluntary removal. they had agreed not to do that. they sent me the permit that they had revised, and they had struck out be voluntary. i wrote him a letter, a long letter explaining the lawsuit and explaining that this was not a voluntary removal. that we had been sued because we had not agreed to have it removed. we were not agreeing because it would destroy our rights to sign postage. after i sent out this letter, like he said, respond in 10 days. i talked to him and he says, ok. he sent me an e-mail and said, and here is a copy of the application. and then he sent me -- i am trying to find it. an e-mail saying that he will not indicate that it is voluntary. i apologize. that is exhibitb b, an email. i will not use "voluntary" in the approval. finally, we are all in agreement. i followed up with a letter in november, and i followed up another in december saying, by the way, there is a building. please, take a look. >> of the matter be

>> i asked him after to respond to the letter, and ascetic, let me see what the permit is. i had gone on the earlier and i saw that it was voluntary removal. they had agreed not to do that. they sent me the permit that they had revised, and they had struck out be voluntary. i wrote him a letter, a long letter explaining the lawsuit and explaini t

of it norm that in our special report this hour on hold i vote on what south ascetics have to have a come to get that country back on track for the. self the setio lies in the heart of the caucasus between europe and asia. every day the sun rises over high in mountains and cities built many centuries ago still retain their unique history. and a stone drake also b.f. goes for a job every morning. most of the sun in my homelands might be easier than your streams gardens on your land. have always made us so hungry. from the hilltop he can fit the south the sente and capital of involved in the palm of his hand moments like this philip with inspiration face next work. the republic of south a city alone is in the caucasus in borders russia to the north and georgia to the south west and east. mountains cover ninety percent of south the city is territory which is more than a thousand meters above sea level. skin involved is its capital the trams coke asian highway which connects russia to georgia and armenia runs through the city. after his morning run artist andre returns to his studio and

in georgia to pick a television channel on the eve of the third anniversary of the ascetic war while speaking about those events in the caucasus the regime advent of said georgian president mikheil saakashvili should face an international court for starting the war in two thousand it or you can watch president pervez interview in full next hour on r.t. . that aggressive war that threw a tiny nation into the global spotlight. three years after georgia attacked south to set yet. could anything have stopped the bloodshed. did russia have any choice but to step in. president medvedev gives r.t. the straight answers. and now some more stories from across the globe for you teachers have joined the anti-government protest movement across the sweeping across israel hundreds of education workers rally through the streets of jerusalem demanding better working conditions than those comes after the three recall demonstrations over. cities nationwide with tens of thousands of protesters reportedly involved all initially aimed at battling over rated housing prices the move has turned into an expre

put a television channel on the eve of the third anniversary of the ascetic war here about those events of the caucuses the original advent of said georgian president. for face an international court for starting the war in two thousand and eight where you could watch president of the interview for one star article. what aggressive you are the q a tiny nation into the global spotlight. three years after georgia tech center said you. could anything have stopped the bloodshed. why did russia have any choice but to step in. president medvedev give archie the straight answers. and now some more stories from across the globe for you teachers have joined the anti-government protest movement are currently sweeping across israel hundreds of education workers rally through the streets of jerusalem demand better working conditions the news comes after the three recall demonstrations overwhelmed cities nationwide with tens of thousands of protesters reportedly involved all initially aimed at battling over rated housing prices the movement has turned into an expression of rage against a number of e

the knowledge of the people a fighting force of the freedom georgia still claims a cause and south ascetics that he's to be part of georgia and so technically at least there is still a threat a military threat to the into. gritty of this small caucasus republic there's also five thousand russian troops there helping to protect. so in both the sense of its territorial integrity and in terms of its economic strength the country has a long way to go it's hoped that the next president will go a long way towards fulfilling those dreams. or will it turn out twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow time now for the latest installment of our close up series of your venture to underscore parts of russia. and so they were in the killer off region a thousand kilometers just east of moscow a city of cairo office around a cultural center famous for its folk art and i write museums and i let me explore the region art easy enough explained communities there are taking matters into their own hands when it comes to the issues of tackling local problems. they got what they asked for two slides a certain b

of innocent lives memorial services are being held across the republic with the biggest in south ascetics capital hundreds of people came to light candles and pray for those who died in the conflict releasing white balloons in their memory artie's medina question of reports from the republic where the scars are still fresh from what happened in august two thousand and eight. i come here almost every day i sit and talk to my son so i know i will lie next to my dear boy. for the last three years stacy sydney has come to this cemetery where her son is birds five days unorganised two thousand eight split her life into a before and after. when her son daughter a medical college graduate heard the republic's capital teen vall was under attack from georgia he rushed home to help the injured he died in her arms as they lay trapped for days on to the rubble of their apartment block that was in the georgian military is firing line tyee says the only thing that makes her life worth living now is her twenty two year old daughter they now live together in a newly built house to rounded by families wit

yet this hindu ascetic law to him and again these are stories that i should've mentioned. the famous story where he presumably stepped on a rattlesnake and a rattlesnake bit him and he dug his side into it and came back instinctively and he came back and said the only recorded distance of killing an animal and he came back and saw dead on the ground. he was devastated by what he had done. the other story about putting out the fire so the mosquitoes wouldn't be burned. you and i are pushing them towards the fire. he doused the fire. so no, there was this peer animistic quality. as i tried to say and the epilogue, he really did -- another story. why he planted apples by sea. he talked about this. because the apple them seals the -- as surely as the human limb doesn't so you can only plant by sea. in. in fact is a very inefficient way to plant apples because you know apple seeds themselves are heterozygous. am i pronouncing that correctly? it means every appleseed contains the genetic material for every body if apple ever made, so if you plant in appleseed, if you have a deli

yet this hindu ascetic law to him and again these are stories that i should've mentioned.the famous story where he presumably stepped on a rattlesnake and a rattlesnake bit him and he dug his side into it and came back instinctively and he came back and said the only recorded distance of killing an animal and he came back and saw dead on the ground. he was devastated by what he had done. the other story about putting out the fire so the mosquitoes wouldn't be burned. you and i are pushing them towards the fire. he doused the fire. so no, there was this peer animistic quality. as i tried to say and the epilogue, he really did -- another story. why he planted apples by sea. he talked about this. because the apple them seals the -- as surely as the human limb doesn't so you can only plant by sea. in. in fact is a very inefficient way to plant apples because you know apple seeds themselves are heterozygous. am i pronouncing that correctly? it means every appleseed contains the genetic material for every body if apple ever made, so if you plant in appleseed, if you have a delic

yet this hindu ascetic law to him and again these are stories that i should've mentioned. the famous story where he presumably stepped on a rattlesnake and a rattlesnake bit him and he dug his side into it and came back instinctively and he came back and said the only recorded distance of killing an animal and he came back and saw dead on the ground. he was devastated by what he had done. the other story about putting out the fire so the mosquitoes wouldn't be burned. you and i are pushing them towards the fire. he doused the fire. so no, there was this peer animistic quality. as i tried to say and the epilogue, he really did -- another story. why he planted apples by sea. he talked about this. because the apple them seals the -- as surely as the human limb doesn't so you can only plant by sea. in. in fact is a very inefficient way to plant apples because you know apple seeds themselves are heterozygous. am i pronouncing that correctly? it means every appleseed contains the genetic material for every body if apple ever made, so if you plant in appleseed, if you have a deli