cities. like the korean capital seoul. it's one of the wealthiest cities in the world and many public spaces here are now dominated by leisure centers and shopping malls that are at times surreal. some parts of the city don't even have running water yet they've been forgotten. even though not as a babe or any theo p.r. investment capital drives the housing market there's no place for people without. things are similar in thailand's capital bangkok where a working class neighborhood next to a temple was torn down to promote tourism a parking lot going up in its place. and understand the same mechanisms and approaches everywhere he says many people do profit from modernization and gentrification just not those who desperately need affordable living space his photos aren't strident they're clear and calm they make people think you're going to want to end their i.d.'s there and i think urbanization should always be shaped by the people who live in the district feel like. i have to listen to people's needs. get them north of off

city of romance exploring the nation's capital rome. latin lover of venice museum pays tribute to casanova. fans mama mama mia the city of naples is the birthplace of pizza. i will this week we've been starting off in the capital cities of our featured countries and today it's rome a city positively teeming with history and culture ten million tourists visit it to have enough the eternal city every year sites like the kosi i'm drawing huge crowds but we're going to beat the queues shun the usual sights and show you a different side of the capitol after all when in rome do as the romans do. the historical heart of rome is world famous and a favorite with tourists. but feel make it here to the old working class neighborhood of test stop show in the south of the city on a spacious piazzi was the romans are left pretty much to their own devices. to start to show lives on the tiber river once home to the old city for its old gasometer still looms tall the neighborhood has plenty of delightful surprises in store like the tram depot café it sat

reporter: it's everything the old capital city is not. home to nearly 20 million inhabitants, cairo is bursting at the seams. it has gigantic traffic jams, smog, chaos, and infrastructure ththere is crumbling. not to mention the high unemployment. millions of people without hope live in the grimy megacity. karim fathy is one of them. to live, he collects plastic bottles at this garbage dump. the 28-year-old earns about three euros a day, just barely enough to survive. karim: o of course this work ist good for my health. but who else is supposed to feed my family? i hahave to do somethihing. reporter: : karim lives in ezbt khair allah, a slum in the middle of cairo. they call the quarter the people's republic of china because it's hopelessly overpopulated and dilapidated. houses here are practically all in need of repair. the sewage system doesn't work right, and the air is polluted. fathy pays 20 euros a month here for two rooms, a kitchen, and a bathroom. it may be cheap, but it's also very basic. there's just enough money left over for

since then has been under the president who moved the capital north to the city of akrotiri. 0ne movede city of akrotiri. one thing is clear, this country has gone through a tumultuous period. but through it all nature has continued to play a vital role for the once nomadic people here and to travellers who visit. you start to get a sense of that at the green bazaar. there has been a market here since before soviet times. this is fermented horse milk, which has been around since the nomadic times and they say it isa since the nomadic times and they say it is a cure for tuberculosis. it is a strong case. the aftertaste is almost like you are smoking a cigar. i don't know why, but that typically what it tastes like. very sharp, very intense taste. —— that is exactly. some russian influences have remained. but some of the old has acted it and is that have been suppressed under the soviets have once again been bubbling to the surface. such as faith in nature, known as baksis. can you tell me what it is? spiritual servants who are created by nature to help people. these days in modern cultu

thought we had driven terrorism out of our cities in two decades yet it is now in the heart of the capital city. david chaytor has more now from tunis. as you can imagine amongst the ordinary people here one of shock and dismay the bloodshed has returned to the streets of the capital now the tunisian president. said c is actually on a trip to germany to meet anglo merkel at the moment and he perhaps best summed up the the feeling and the mood here he said that essentially they thought they had defeated terrorism and driven them out of the cities and into the caves as he put it but now once again they have returned to the very heart of the capital now this is extraordinary because we haven't seen any of these terrorist attacks like this since twenty fifteen the woman involved a thirty year old who set off the grenades at the police checkpoint is from an eastern coastal city she told her parents that she was going to choose to look for a job and it's not known that she has any affiliations with any extremists and there has been no claim so far of any responsibility it just shows you how difficult

. >> honolulu is hawaii's capital city. in thehe largest city state with about 350,000 residents. next, we continue our special look at hawaii with a visit to the state capitaol. >> aloha. kalyna english -- hawaiian history is very unique. we were an independent monarchy, then a provisional government, then he republic, then a territory, and now a state. behind us is the first state capital of hawaii which was the royal palace. then it became the seat of the provisional government of hawaii , and then the seat of the territorial government. when hawaii became a state, we joined the union in 1959.

and colombia's capital city bogota hatches a plan to drive three massive flocks of pigeons away from its historic boulevards square. at least nine people are dead and seven others missing after a rain storms caused flash flooding on the spanish island of majorca two british holidaymakers are reported to be among those kids the ones to area is an inland village around sixty kilometers east of the capital more than three hundred risk yours have been deployed to the area to search for the missing. this car was washed away by the flash flood one of the several people still missing may be inside but emergency teams have no luck the cars empty here and some of your rank the ground is now littered with the being killed swept up in the torrents of water this man says his cousin's car was carried over one kilometer away from where it was parked. it was taken by the flood will live on the first floor and saw how the water washed away everything and we couldn't do a thing the only thing we could do was go to another house for shelter cars were just washed away by the flood. so you have. to vent

once, back when the country was still part of the ussr, and long before that, it was the capital cityings have changed here. back in 1991 it was the last soviet republic to declare independence, ten days before the collapse of the union. since then it has been under the control of president nazarbayev who moved the capital north to the purpose—built city of astana. one thing is clear, this country has undergone a tumultuous period. but through it all nature has continued to play a vital role for the once nomadic people here, and for travellers who visit. you start to get a sense of that at the green bazaar. there has been a market here since before soviet times. this is fermented horse milk, which has been around since the nomadic times and they say it is a cure for tuberculosis. it's a strong taste. the aftertaste is almost like you are smoking a cigar. i don't know why, but that is exactly what it tastes like. very sharp, though, very intense taste. some russian influences have remained, but some of the old kazakh traditions that had been suppressed under the soviets are once again

the 2022 youth olympics will take place in capital city dakar.ost the 2022 commonwealth games but olympic swimming champion chad le clos believes this will help heal that disappointment. iam i am ducted from outside to get the, what games in 2022. i know the difference that i can make. you look at swimming and athletics that has improved since london 2012 and how it has grown during this year. more swimmers and more athletes and more weig htlifters swimmers and more athletes and more weightlifters will get more involved in that and through sports, definitely can make a big impact in africa and definitely in senegal. it isa africa and definitely in senegal. it is a starting project and we will see what happens. hopefully it will bea see what happens. hopefully it will be a stepping stone to getting a senior olympics, is that what you would hope, that commonwealth ‘s could have been the step, but this could have been the step, but this could be, potentially.” could have been the step, but this could be, potentially. i really hope it would happen to

motivated for the game it kicked off in under fifteen zinta national youth tournament in june shown capital city of the gang one province in south korea the visiting team playing in blue got off to a flying start scoring twice before the break during the match fans mostly way flags displaying a unified korea though the supporters may not have been completely impartial north korea went on to win the match three one since the winter olympics sports diplomacy has played a significant role in building trust amid bilateral talks and after a lap of the young players did their bit too i hope we can go back and forth play more games and have a friendly relationship with each other. i want to see a night soon so we can play football together again the fans too seem to enjoy the friendly competition between two nations that had until recently rarely contested anything in a friendly manner. that's it you're up to date i'll have more for you at the top of the hour get hot alpha's will behave in just a moment your business update starting with some good news from germany have a good day. my first my second w

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their country the government there allows the yemenis to live either in refugee camps or in the capital city but life is very hard in what's already a very poor country bernard smith has more now from to pretty. in a sparse room in central djibouti we see abdul aziz abdullah and their seven children sit out the war in yemen they're safe but destitute and scarred for life by the horrors they say they've witnessed on the moment but we couldn't stay there was a wedding in our village during the celebrations airplanes came in dropped bombs on it forty five people were killed the whole place was demolished in people blown to pieces they couldn't tell who was who people brought a buckets and we picked up pieces of flesh and bone his mother was one of them we lost so many relatives at once so fast we didn't want that to happen to our children but to escape and a grueling fourteen hour boat ride across the red sea. i have seven children understand how it is i got scared the killing began bullets began flying around and my children were very scared so i took them to the coast and that night there was

hundreds of people have marched in a gay pride parade in kos of those capital city prishtina it was the second year in a row activists organized the event costs of those the parliament passed an anti discrimination law back in two thousand and four but activists say antigay sentiment is still common in this mainly muslim country. well to a turkey now where the media have published c.c.t.v. footage of an alleged saudi arabian hit squad suspected of involvement in the disappearance of washington post columnist jamal khashoggi he. has not been seen since he entered the saudi consulate eight days ago other foot it shows what turkish security services say is a fifteen member saudi intelligence team arriving in istanbul one day before he disappeared from the consulate because shogi was considered a dissidents who were critical articles or publications including the washington post the u.s. says it's ready to assist the investigation into his disappearance if asked. and two are talk more about the developments behind the disappearance of washington post columnist democracy i want to turn now t

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as we say in the gaelic language i'm john kennedy i want to welcome you to cork ireland's real capital city. cork going to mazing up mysterious a young city student city great pubs friendly people on the banks of the beautiful river leaf. so this is one of vikings from the city here the river leap now over a thousand years ago this eerily was a marsh containing many small islands and that's why the vikings from the city because from here they could trade and raid with the interior and cork the name comes from gaelic. meaning marsh or swamp. not a thing the special court is called has got twenty nine bridges on the river the dr has only got twenty four so that makes all those the venice of our the. centonze church was built in the eighteenth century built on the site of a much older medieval church not only is it a beautiful church the visits but it's still an active church song this service is held here every week and the best thing about in towns is you get to ring the bells . you choose the song you're more likely to fall to the numbers and just listen to the song. here in san downes not

as the mayor of florida's capital city. even though i'm here camped out in tallahassee all around the state, a lot of energy is still out there. a lot of folks are still organizing. i'm deeply appreciate tetch of that. that being said florida is a tight state. we're a 1% state. the one who wins gets their voters out. i'm convinced that we'll be able to do that. right now my concern has been more squarely focused here at home to try to lead the recovery here in tallahassee. >> this election could be won or lost on the backs of the youth vote. i have a number of students behind me. what would you say to them to make sure that they not only support you but actually go to the polls and cast a vote for you if you want them to? >> well, first i have to say go bulls. we're extremely proud of our friend at usf. and i'll tell you, young people, and i've experience this had in many of my other races, they want to be asked. they want to see themselves reflected in body politics. they're not interested in the derisive politics. they wa

believe it or not, folks here are feeling pretty relieved as to how the storm impacted the capital citynt to show you this street in tallahassee. 50% of the city is covered by trees. when the big winds came through, they knocked down these big old massive trees into the lawn. we have been here with this family. they started cleaning up all morning long. they have done a tremendous amount of work. it was much worse when we came here earlier today. the other big problem is take a look at this. these trees were knocking down power lines all throughout the city. at last check, they're still somewhere in the range of 100,000 customers without power in tallahassee. we saw a crew. in fact, their truck is on the other side of the tree that's coming around to assess the damage and see exactly where they need to focus their efforts. i did talk to a family that lives in this neighborhood, not too long ago, that actually rode out the storm in a closet. they are feeling very thankful this morning that they are alive and able to tell about it. listen to what they had to say. >> this was worse than an

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city construction had already started on the thirteen billion dollar project and the announcement caused the country's currency and stocks to tumble sharply he said a military air base north of the capital will be converted for commercial use to ease overcrowding at the current. league beast last two rounds will be built in the sun to see a military airport the current apple to mexico city will be improved and the two look at apple will be reactivated. meanwhile the world's newest and biggest airport has officially opened in turkey it's called is the ball airport and it's going to take over from the old at the torque airport in the city which is closing the president of the hand says the relevant will continue until twenty twenty eight by which time it's expected to be serving more than one hundred fifty passengers a four hundred fifty million rather passengers a year alan fischer reports. they held the official opening of an airport that isn't yet open when completed this multibillion dollar complex will take up space equal.

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. >>> as the storm crashes its way inland, they are bracing for impact in florida's capital city and a big college town. matt bradley has made his way to tallahassee for us. matt, what's the latest from there? >> reporter: lester, this is one of the most powerful storms this city has ever seen and it's a double threat tonight, not just from hurricane force winds but from the threat of tornados and that will last until tomorrow but the real problem here is the trees. they are the pride and joy of tallahassee. they cov a is emblematic of what's going on in florida's capital. just across the street from this huge downed tree is yet another downed tree. they are causing extensive damage and they're turning lights out throughout the city. we haven't even seen the worst of the winds here, lester. it's going to be a dangerous night ahead. >> matt bradley, thank you. the question now as the storm rages, is the federal response ready to move in? peter alexander is at the white house monitoring developments from there. what are you hearing? >> reporter: the president was briefed in the oval off

thought were driven terrorism out of our cities into decades yet it is now in the heart of the capital city. indonesian search and rescue team say there is no sign of survivors after a plane plunged into the sea carrying one hundred and the people on board the boeing seven three seven owned by the low cost airline lion air was headed from the capital jakarta to the western city of. but across a crashed into the java sea just minutes after taking off when have reports. the paintwork confirmed the first pieces of debris recovered from the crash site were from lion air flight six one zero it's believed to have crashed around thirty five kilometers off the coast just minutes after takeoff from jakarta there were early signs that the chances of finding survivors would be slim and. we have found flights from the plane and also parts of bodies which have been handed over to the medical team we will keep searching for the main section of the plane this was the flight path of the boeing seven three seven max eight reconstructed by the flight radar twenty four website using satellite data it took off

say little more of the sudden spanish region and of you see and most specifically the regions capital cities the ville so we packed our bags and headed off to seville is steeped in history so there's a lot to discover that the old town the harbor under the flamenco dotting. encarnacion square contemporary architecture stands out amid the historical facades this structure is named the metropole parasol the locals call it love said to us or the mushrooms do to achieve its terrace offers a view of the entire city in the southwest it's hard to miss seville cathedral its bell tower that her other is the city's most famous landmark below lies the bullfighting arena and the historical buildings on the banks of the river. here we meet javier on friday was a different type the more this river was always of great importance especially in seville. the kids here brought a lot of wealth to the city. you only have to look at the top it all the tower of gold site. after columbus discovered america it became the hub for all trade. all of the ships that came from the new world full of treasure landed here fi

but first, i start my trip in norway's capital city of oslo.t is here on the oslo waterfront that a huge transformation has been taking place, and a big part of that was this rather spectacular building, the oslo opera house. it celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, and is a symbol for the city's commitment to the arts. so i guess it is a perfect place to hear some traditional norwegian goat horn. plays horn. that's so good! thank you. that is amazing, such a variety of sounds comes out of what i guess is such a simple instrument. is quite simple, as you see. it is a bowl and a goat's horn. wrong way, this way. actually it was not made for making music, the shepherds had it to keep the wolves and the bears away. this was a warning, not music. not many melodies are written down as we know, but some. would you say that there is something unique running through norwegian music, and where does that come from? nature gives me a lot of power and a lot of inspiration to make music. we are quite isolated, we didn't visit each other because the val

the lion airplane went down 30 minutes after taking off from the capital city of jakarta. a rescue officials as they do not -- they do not expect to find any survivors the exact location of the plane is not been found. new video shows an oil slick on the water in the area of the plane is believed to have crashed. the pilot requested to return to the airport minutes after takeoff. the plane had a technical problem on its laof indonesia i investigating the crash. >>> for 6:00 a.m. back here at home the man accused of murder and what has become known as the fitbit killing will be in court today. anthony is being charged with the murder of his stepdaughter and his home in san jose and the body was found september 13th 5 days after her fitbit tracker registered her heartbeat spiking and then stopping. prosecutors will show the car was at her house when she died. he is not entered a plea being held without bail. >>> voters in san francisco can get a jump on early voting for the november 6th midterm election. they will be open from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. and be open from 10:00

winds are on the northeastern portion of the just east about eighty miles as the crow flies as the capital city of tallahassee it's right about here where the a is and panama and tell hasee is braced big time as it's starting to feel this impact tallahassee is actually the largest city on that florida panhandle that got about two hundred thousand people low unemployment rate for many months of the economy is largely based upon health care retail manufacturing and education it's the home to colleges including florida state university and florida a and m. and an energy markets they are also feeling the impact these are all of the oil rigs and the oil platforms the platform stay fairly stationary those have been of vacuum way to roughly forty percent of crude oil production each day more than six hundred seventy thousand barrels of oil and seven hundred twenty six cubic feet of natural gas has been shut down there in the gulf of mexico and at least as i say seventy five of these have been evacuated the oil platforms companies including british petroleum chevron b.h.p. billiton and darko patrol and

by the end of august two thousand and eleven rebel forces would take tripoli libya's capital city and regime stronghold without defeat resistance many had anticipated less than three weeks later the n.t.s.c. was recognized by the un as libya's leader tim it's governing go thirteen with tripoli lost get their feet retreated to his hometown of sirte but it too was now close to falling. the rebellion was closing in. and forget their feet time was running out. when the physically coded messages to his family he sent there will go down in history as a hero. they will never leave my country and i left and i never left my country i never gave up. october twentieth two thousand and eleven need to work last attack a convoy of vehicles leaving so it's. rebel fighters on the ground receive intelligence that a person of interest may be among those fleeting moments later. get their feet is found hiding in a drain pipe. khadafi fled and then the rebels chased him down. and tortured him. and murdered him. for some of the final words of libya's brother leader moments before being killed showed the br

. >> honolulu is hawaii's capital city. in thehe largest city state with about 350,000 residents. next, we continue our special look at hawaii with a visit to the state capitaol. >> aloha. kalyna english -- hawaiian history is very unique. we were an independent monarchy, then a provisional government, then he republic, then a territory, and now a state. behind us is the first state capital of hawaii which was the royal palace. then it became the seat of the provisional government of hawaii , and then the seat of the territorial government. when hawaii became a state, we joined the union in 1959. in 1959 to 1968, this was the state capitaol. the senate sat in the throne room. the representatives sat in the cafeteria. around the building were small add-ons for offices. this was the first state capitol. on the grounds are the pavilion on the front. on the other side where the kings and queens of hawaii were crowned, and today these used for the inauguration of our governor. our governor takes the oath of office in the coronation pavilion. we also have the military barracks on the pa

mayor gillum: i am the mayor of the capital city of the state of florida. we are among the fastest growing economies in the state per capita, one of the fastest growing in the nation per capita. won a designation for the work we are doing to retrain this generation of workers on the technology-related jobs they are doing today. the congressman can speak from the cheap seats because he has never let a city. while in the majority party in congress, he never passed a piece of legislation. rep. desantis: under mayor gillum's leadership, tallahassee is the most crime-ridden city in the state of florida. last year, the highest number of murders in the history of the city. you have burglaries, car thefts, violent crime. he has failed the people of tallahassee with that record. he did raise taxes. he didn't deny it. he opposed a stiff property tax increase even though he voted to give himself tens of thousands of dollars of additional benefits. mayor gillum: we don't collect enough in our city in property taxes to pay for our police department alone. he keeps touti