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the lights of the big city and the prospect of a better life is persuading young people in russian villages to abandon their homes across the whole country but as he is going off found out the mass exodus from rural russia leaves those who stayed but the struggle to survive. no hot water or stable electricity supplies the nearest pharmacy a post office and grocery store or miles a week before thirty on a some sort or even that is not the most difficult thing to cope with it's having no leaders there you know where there used to be so many families living here but then some people died and some level well everybody's gone now even the roads you know. it used to be a successful tiny agricultural community where everyone knew each other's names and celebrated birthdays together that young has been here all her life but no nearly all that's left of the village are her memories this used to be a collective farm back in soviet times and now it looks more like ancient ruins rather than something which actually functions not so long ago it's astonishing especially knowing that we are just around tw

a majority in the country with a rise in the hispanic black and asian population in a number of big cities all this and much more at or t. dot com. grief and sorrow could be seen all across the north caucasus town of beslan this week as a marks the anniversary of russia's deadliest terrorist attack hundreds gathered at a school in the center of town where a group of extremists to ground a thousand people hostage seven years ago visitors were laying flowers and lighting candles remembering over three hundred thirty victims of the three day siege more than half of those killed in the assault were children the ordeal began its terror the first and last at four fifty one hours and fifteen minutes the exact time of the mourning period that has been held annually ever since on the last day of the commemorations why balloons were released into the skies one for every victim. in a rare move the un cord turn to our team this week for assistance in the trial of rock a lot of a former bosnian serb general accused of genocide in the ninety's balkans war the war crimes tribunal asked for a copy of a un

rushes a youth abusing a part of the big cities to make their living but they were all towns they find are dying out as a result you're going to put off as more of the generation drains here how the few stay behind. no hot water or stable electricity supplies the nearest pharmacy post office and grocery store or miles away for thirteen or some sort or even that is not the most difficult thing to cope with it's having you know neighbors that you know where they used to be so many families living here but then some people die some little will go everybody is gone now even the roads. it used to be a successful tiny agricultural community where everyone knew each other's names and celebrated birthdays together that he has been here all her life but now nearly all that's left of the village are her memories this used to be a collective farm back in soviet times and now it looks more like ancient ruins rather than something which actually functioned not so long ago it's astonishing especially knowing that we're just around two hundred miles away from moscow as a hobby city gave travels aroun

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be in such a big cities people will brett. just like this there will be music for example. it's positive all of course moving to the picturesque country last bridge now under state stereo the tracks lots of tourists day and night displays trim bridge was built at the end of two thousand and four a glorious landmark that provides the best shots of the city in the many picturesque areas of the city i think this bridge that connects christ to say because the island and the old products are but chocolate factory is in my opinion one of the most beautiful thousands of pedestrians take this route every day in this bridge office amazing views of the kremlin. and when it comes across in from the old to the new many tourists actually get it. there are a way around the red brick form a chocolate factory which you see here was built at the end of the nineteenth century while the wise you go across the stage a cathedral opposite open on the thirty first of december one thousand nine hundred ninety. as an exact copy it replaced the former cathedral that was destroyed by the soviets in t

you will see outside the busy city center and we start up here just south of the kremlin a big area called. the streets of moscow you'll see in whatever direction you had to see she was a few something exciting buried and seafront take a map of the streets in the usual way the city song slaves and pathways. the neighborhood of some us what is one of the capital's gems translated to english as the land beyond the mosque a river is located in the southern part of the city center situated on a bell shaped cluster of highlands misprints from the embankment opposite the kremlin so the sounds of the garden ring road. feels different from the rest of town settlements in the area to lease the thirteenth century in the nineteenth century mansions built mansions here while supporting neighborhood artists and autisms eventually one of the country's main trickles down to reopen the. nancy fancy. towards the crown in the book we can now get you to cross the office footbridge and we miss it's a miss potluck trees. after she named the breach couples write their names almost as a celebration of their love

places lanes or some sadistically very obvious would be in such a big cities people will brett much more better like this there will be music for example. it's positive for of course moving to the picturesque cut you off bridge now understand stereo tracks not since worst day and night this pretty stream bridge was built at the end of two thousand and four a glorious landmark provides the shots of the city in the many picturesque areas of the city i think this bridge that connects crisis a beacon fiedel to the island and the old predator but chocolate factory is in my opinion one of the most beautiful thousands of pedestrians take this route every day in this bridge office amazing views of the kremlin and the city and when it comes across in from the old to the new many tourists actually get it. the wrong way around the red brick for much of the factory which you see here was built at the end of an icy century model was to go across the state you can see the opposite open on the thirty first of december nine hundred ninety nine. as an exact copy it replaced the former cathedral that was

now it's happy birthday to the big city moscow is eight hundred sixty four years old in the russian capital a big style with festivals and a massive laser show millions are expected. turning out to be the most expensive day for liberation in moscow's long history around seven hundred events are scheduled across the capital with a concert for the pods along with major exhibitions in the city. will be a laser show that with all this universe in the station. could be a break and you can watch it here live. in a few hours from now. we're following the celebrations taking place across ross's capital on our web site as well head to our. day and the other news that we're covering including online or right now we hear from an award winning serbian film director about his plans to build a traditional russian village in an ethnic settlement in heads of giving them. a red squares rousing spectacular. military tattoo which runs off this sunday with russian and. beating drums to an easy to red square. this week. military took to. the sticks. do you front row seats just. now british police are putting pr

you will see outside the busy city center and we started here just south of the kremlin a big area called. the streets of moscow you'll see in one hundred time russian you have the city will come with a few something exciting very fun and see friends take a map of the streets unusual like the city song boulevards lanes and off what is. the neighborhood of some scratches is one of the capitals gems translated to english as the land beyond the muster river is located in the southern part of the city center situated on a bell shaped cluster of highlands misprints from the embankment opposite the kremlin so the mood sounds of the garden ring road he feels different from the rest of the settlements in the area back to at least the thirteenth century in the nineteenth century mansions bills mansions he supports a neighborhood office and offices and then she one of the country's made. of gallery open the. in once you see. the kremlin meet up for the full week now you can cross the office footbridge and we miss it's a must have logged trees. machine names at the breach calls write the names on no

the racism issues winning support of the black chicago these problems are characteristic for many big cities so what advice does the experience have for moscow my guest today is a veteran u.s. political war horse and the longest serving mayor of chicago richard daley. richard daley is the patriarch of a very influential political family often compared to the kennedys he was just the best mayor out of the five largest cities are you asked for making chicago business friendly city richard daley belongs to the democratic party you supported barack obama during the presidential campaign three years ago his younger brother william the current white house chief of staff. plus a daily thank you very much on the thank you very much a pleasure having you be here right from moscow st petersburg and well we will be talking about. but let's let's start. with the first question i want to ask you like a record breaking politician so how difficult was the decision to leave it was your decision you you decided to quit like enough is was it or was it maybe a white kid who made that is you know. happen is tha

or so it wasn't like a burden you know i enjoyed it but people think that being a mayor such a big cities even is even more time consuming than being in prison so you won't is because it's yes because you have to have passion and you have to love people even though they say things and do things you're still in the four hours a day and think about a garbage so your is your burden people call you like twenty four i don't really love well this place somebody told me don't have a man not what he had moved when you were no i never did well because the decision when i drove around the city i took notes every day is sauce things differently and i never micromanage people i say you have to have passion and you have to love people and you have to have a desire to improve the city in the first thing i did one of the first things i did is you know that while cleaning up the city and having people be part of a block of community organizations in the business community and the realization that the greatest gift i could give to any child is a good education if i give a child. good education i give a gi

walking to us that i feel safe walking around that i feel safer walking here than i have in other big cities that i've lived in or visited before which is a really neat feature even just a large city with my dog saved it to me to navigate and get around knowing his home the only place had been widespread tell me about this location i actually live near the location and i mean it's a great pretty great here which is really beautiful and people crying and proud of it sometimes on this restaurant it's fabulous especially now they're happy a little and great because during their their food it really wonderful all. in the grocery store right i hear a really nice area so we'll say looks a little bit little bit like new york. it's really just a decision of the old most cases here and i can see that it is that has that feel to it walking around that area i think that that might that be a lot of passion and people and use that time you know when i fell down and it does have that mark you know can you get lost here is the thing you can't get lost i have got the boy i just think they get lost you explo

city. these series has anything neat there is big sound in shaded children's playground you surrounded by nice people and little kishen in the city center is just picked. out approximately one kilometer moment is one of the oldest profession our streets in the russian capital. in the eighteenth century all but came to be regarded by the russian ability as the most prestigious living area in the says. see on a typical day you'll see thousands of russians and foreigners walking here passing by artists souvenir shops and restaurants. finally why not take a walk and talk of the city center there are numerous companies that will take you through the main sites of the capital some tools from by historians or students are usually free of charge. past the major sites such as red square or the kremlin to companies often died in several languages. and whether it's a private or group who you want taking a tour on foot most of the city's traffic. moving to our final location and we've arrived at the cosco the royal park and the state it covers an area of more than three hundred hexis includes several park

be in such a big city these people will brett much more better like is there will be music for example. exposure to fall of course means the teacher risk cuts you off bridge now in this next area the trucks lots of tourists day and night display this stream bridge was built at the end of two thousand and four a glorious landmark that provides the best shots of the city in the many picturesque areas of the city i think this bridge that connects crisis a beacon fiedel to below the island of the old predator but chocolate factory is in my opinion one of the most beautiful thousands of pedestrians take this route every day in this bridge office amazing views of the kremlin and the city when it comes across in from the old to the new many tourists actually get it. the way around the rest breaks for much of the factory which you see here was built at the end of the nineteenth century while the wise you go across the state you can see drop as it open on the thirty first of december ninety ninety nine. as an exact copy it appears to form a cathedral that was struck by the soviets in the ninety

be in such a big cities people will brett. like this there will be music for example. it's positive all off course moving to the picturesque country last bridge now under state stereo tracks in lots of tourists day and night display stream bridge was built at the end of two thousand and four a glorious landmark that provides the best shots of the city in. areas of the city i think this bridge that connects. the island. is in my opinion one of the most thousands of pedestrians take this route every day amazing views. crossing from the old to the new many tourists actually get it the wrong way around the red brick form a chocolate factory which you see here at the end up in my seat century. to go across the stage you can see the opposite in the thirty first of december nine hundred ninety nine. as an exact copy it replaced the cathedral that was destroyed by the soviets in the ninety's. the famous film a confession respect has been completely renovated and is now a major cultural area from the shops galleries nightclubs and restaurants bars straka for example is an ideal

russia is that youth are beating a path to the big cities to make their living but the rural towns they leave behind are dying out as a result the trees you've got a piece going off has more on the generation drain to hear how the few who stay behind are coping. no hot water or stable electricity supplies the nearest former seat post office and grocery store or miles away for tachyon or some sort or even is not the most difficult thing to cope with it's having no leaders that i know that they used to be so many families living here but then some people died some of their everybody's gone now even the roads. it used to be a successful tiny agricultural community were everyone knew each other's names and celebrated birthdays together but young has been here all her life with no nearly all the work to privilege our home memories. this used to be a collective farm back in saw good times and now it looks more like ancient ruins rather than something which actually functioned not so long ago it's astonishing especially knowing that we're just around two hundred miles away from moscow. as a ho

becoming extinct it's the youth reasons for self motivation people are leaving their villages for big cities but they often don't know what to do there so they can find a job or a family build a life. of course there are examples of successful forming businesses in russia but experts agree they're only a drop in the ocean and aren't enough to motivate the youth to work and live in believe communities and as many try to survive in cities looking for work the countryside is dying out a little some traces of life still exist here in their mean and be too long before they fall silent all together and they don't lose. where. are you going to school or to central russia. shortly the filmmaker who's taking on some of america's biggest supermarkets that's often the week's top stories in just a few minutes stay with us life in in moscow. limited to just simply his. fists from. the pigs the bombing the female coming and coming. the leeches and discover refusing the the communication with the why don't. test yourself and become free the. see what nature doesn't give the you the .