it's a novel that you conceived of with a writer named doug doris. >> doug doris wrote the book, didn extraordinary job. the idea was to take a novel and to say what if someone left a novel in a library, a library obamacare an old library book, as it is. >> stephen: let me open that up like that. >> and you get in this sporty black case, and you tone up and you have a 1949 library book and if you look in the book, you see there's writing inside in the margins. and it's two people who have met through the book. the book bakes vessel of communication. it's sort of like an analog texting. ( laughter ) >> they're writing back and forth and investigating this writer, who essentially wrote the book. >> stephen: obviously, i know who b.m. shrock is. the book is shrokasian. is he a real person? >> no. >> stephen: there is a novel that is fake. and then the people who are writing to each other are also made up. so it's almost like it's three stories in one book. >> it's sort of a play on top of a novel. inside the book you get all these -- >> stephen: you have little bitsave newspaper in here

. >> dickerson: we turn to authors, doris kearns goodwin and scott berg is the author of a new biographypresident who followed those two men" and "new york times" reporter peter baker who written "days of fire" is here. about bush and cheney in the white house. thank you for joining us. i have a feeling that every president after teddy roosevelt curses hum for coming up with the bully pulpit. if you speak excellently that everybody will come to your point of view and even fdr somebody else you've written about said you can never go faster than the country. so which is it, is it the bully pulpit or have to go along with where the country already is? >> probably both. i think what roosevelt understood in his time was that he needed both of his speeches and great command of language, speak softly and carry a big stick. he wasn't moving faster than the country but moving faster than the republican majority and congress wanted him to move. he understood you need the press. he had the most remarkable set of relationships with the press. he had them -- he's running around, he had them in there

dory, what is your reaction?> you guys are the three people that represent ultimate in fashion, ultimate in start-ups and scrappy mentality and looking at you on the news every day, you are my client and you guys are the people that need to support me. i couldn't be more excited about what's happened. >> okay. and never say never, we're going to see you in a lovely pair of i don't know silver and gold pumps. thanks so much, dory howard of milk and honey and to our panelists tamara and gary. that is today's power pitch. >> if mandy's in, i'm in. she knows shoes. so are you in or out on milk and honey? logon to powerpitch @cnbc.com. or tweet us. sue? >> i can see your wife on that website, ty. >> you're right. >> i really can. all right. let's take a look at the gold market. a modest advance in gold right now ahead of the fed's decision. and, of course, the news conference where sometimes you get more clarity on what was taking place in the room. the comex gold market is up just under 5 bucks at the close at 1235 e

from the 30th and will miami book fair on the campus of miami-dade campus a discussion with doris kearns goodwin author of "the bully pulpit" theodore roosevelt, william howard taft and the golden age of journalism and sub 15 -- a. scott berg, author of six -- "wilson." >> thank you for that great introduction and welcome to this great book fair now in its 30th year. let's hear it for at wardrobe and mitchell caplan. [applause] doris kearns goodwin and scott heard it's wonderful to have you here and welcome to miami. this is our premier annual cultural events so it's great to have you here. you both have written books about presidents who are part of the progressive era. really, it was really started by eva roosevelt. of course he was affectionately known as teddy so doris kearns goodwin how did he start the progressive era and what propelled him to act? and what were his successes that are still with us today? >> i may indeed call him teddy even though he didn't like to be called teddy that but i think he has lost that data with history so teddy roosevelt came into power at a time when

studies suggesting that is the case and i think there is a danger there that we have been warm to by dorisns goodwin last week to said "the new york times" is not doing the obama favors by protecting him our system is designed for the media to be an attack dog a watchdog against excessive government. >> i think that has been missing for the last five years. it might have to do with academia going so far to the left because that is the question why is the media so far to is the left? i don't have a good to answer. that would be good for a researcher. . .

doris, explain to those of us who haven't heard it all their life, the bully pulpit.t isn't about bullying kids in the schoolyard. it means something entirely different. that's what teddy roosevelt was so good at doing. square deal, speak softly and carry a big stick. he gave maxwell house the slogan, good to the very last drop. he was brilliant at that. >> he was an old police commissioner in new york. he had an amazing career. what makes every republican, i mean, almost, i think every republican and almost every democrat i can think of love teddy roosevelt as a president. was it the rough riders, san juan hill, the heroism of his youth. what was it? why is he on mt. rushmore? he's up there. >> he is, indeed. i think it's a combination of things. one is, as you say, he had a cowboy mentality and a physical sense of being a big active guy. but at the same time, he came from the east, so he spread east and west. he was just so colorful. somebody who came over from britain said that there were two forces of nature in america. niagara falls and teddy roosevelt. but also,

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[applause] doris kearns goodwin and a. scott berg it's so wonderful to have you here and welcome to miami. this is our premier annual cultural events so it's great to have you here. you have both written books about presidents who are part of the progressive era and really, it was really started by theodore roosevelt and of course you he was affectionately known as teddy. doris kearns goodwin how did he start the progressive era and what propelled him to act and what were his successes that are still with us today? >> i may indeed call him teddy even though he didn't like to be called teddy but i think he has lost that battle with history. teddy roosevelt came into power at a time when really the aspects of the industrial age have not been dealt with since the civil war. there was no real worker's compensation. women and children were exploited in the factories and huge monopolies were being up small businesses. the gap between the rich and the poor had grown whiter sounding familiar to situations today. the digital revolu

let's hear from the next speaker >> supervisors i'm doris republican cloud and i wish to thank you today for our resolution to honor donna cameron and ms. limb. one china woman and one scottish woman they gaming gave much of their time and energy to advocate the need for the people in the dmupt. their list of accomplishments david chiu has already mentioned i want to rise in support >> please step up ash i'm evenly in a limbs daughter. i wanted to she was you've heard her accomplishment but i want to tell you a personal story. in 1986 she stopped the landlord from converting the resident into office space. she were instrumentally helping that situation which built remain services for some of the original tenants. it was less than irony that they moved into that building after suffering a stroke in early february of 2008 she was diagnosed with leukemia she choose to live out our remaining days and was cared for by dedicated staff interest in her final days she crossed the alleys to joy the children from the center. she died in 2008. i'm sure she would be tinged pink for this how were you.

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that everything was hunky-dory and on his watch things went down. that is not the case. >> senor elizabebeth warren was talkinabout a $22 an hour minimum wage and expanding social security. >> why stop at $22? $50. if you are going to thk macally,y, think big. preposterous. the idea you can create wealth by legislating it. not going to happen. >> you can create a decent floor. it may not be $22 an hour. if you have people earning more money, they will spend more money. >> yes.. and ifou have industries wherere you raise the wage beyond what they can sustain, you get a loss of employment. it is a law of nature. the real problem is teenagers. 98% of people who work full-time make above the minimum wage. the problem is that those making the minimum wage, five out of six are teenagers. >> untrue. not so. >> disagreement here. >> it will not deter me. 22%, we have a 22% unemployment among teenagers. 36% among african-americican teenagers. we know you are going to decrease the employment. if that t is what you want, take it. that is not a solution. >> 52%

workers in germany, things are not hunky-dory for them. do not know the criteria they are using to make these judgments. lot.u do not hear norway a you do not hear germany where immigrants are heading. you hear the united states. >> the world knows we protect individual freedom like nobody else. that remains the bottom line. hello? equal --ings being >> is your laptop smiling on you? >> yes, they do a lot of spying. i am waiting. you could say it is so supersecret even he does not know. invasion, wea huge would hear one or two or three stories --and we have not. >> is it a question of freedom or confidence? >> confidence is a problem. nsa notwithstanding, in this country you still have equality before the law to a degree not the norm throughout human history. that has been our unique contribution. rights are protected before the law and a way that never happened before or since. however, our government is not terribly -- >> we make our arguments not on the basis of our arms or guns but on the basis of the constitution. even if you are argu

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. >> reporter: his wife dorie, 87, and visually impaired, also comes out. the family raises $15,000 to $20,000 each christmas for the salvation army to help the needy. >> first memory, just being really cold. >> it's a tradition. it's important to the family more than anything, to keep what my grandpa does going. >> grandpa's taught us the right way. >> reporter: the legacy of denver's longest-serving bell-ringer, still taking to the streets for a good cause. leann gregg, nbc news, denver. >> hey, hey, that's a good one! >> it sure is. that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today." then right back here tomorrow evening. have a good night, everyone, thanks for watching. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm diane dwyer. and we start with the weather. there's another spare the air alert for tomorrow. and a state fire official issued a red flag warning this afternoon as well. that signals high fire danger, which is unusual in december. and it's also unusual to have poor

due to concerns that the half next day's thompson and john dory. one member nations stood menace is made for another round of talks. are they all share the belief that state cpp can significantly boost economic growth. but some of the lovers or wall reads thus the failure to reach a deal by the end of this year cuts break the momentum. and it's unclear how far apart as comps are willing to go to reconcile their national interests. nhk world struck a minute she oak. aye aye aye aye. south africans send dozens of heads of states have come together on a rainy day in johannesburg to remember a man who changed a nation and inspired the world they attended a memorial for a nelson mandela who died last week at the age of ninety five the near mythical figure five to dismantle apartheid and went on to become the country's first black president. nhk world's takashi channels the reports the two day. the sun sets against rivals from across the country for the occasion they jammed inside the stadium cheering feelings of love loss and trading stories of their gr

doris says the protesters are not afraid of the government and they will continue to make their voices. she said we need this is only the beginning we need a lot of much to stop the terrorist nation. this year to end without at least starting to demonstrate against john c. and yes this is only the beginning because it will take some months to be considered and adopted yes it could have easily achieved what we want i mean it's not the last time we need more people as this protest was mostly spontaneous if you want to make a horse's head now we wanted to say look if you always want to be able to shut us out you know you can we are going to be very happy that. some spaniards have decided to literally live in caves stuck between a rock and a hard place the cave dwellers are being forced to leave their subterranean homes r.t. reports from the city of granada where citizens are defending their right to stay put. her on the program ireland marks an important milestone on its road to financial recovery this weekend after three years of receiving loans from international lenders the country is

law a strong support from the conservatives who hold the majority in the legislature but activist doris that their gas says the protesters need to show that they are not ready to give up without a fight. see. the need this is only the beginning we need a lot of efforts to stop this legislation but we didn't want this year to end without at least starting to demonstrate against this draft law and yes this is only the beginning because it will take some months for the law to be considered and adopted yes it would hopefully chivo if we want it that it's not the last time we need more people as this protest was mostly spontaneous we want to make our voices heard now we want to be full of it and will always want to be able to shut us up and we aren't afraid. and elsewhere in spain it's a matter of save our cave as a community living in a hollow dollar hills or order to get out by the old thora tease the settlers refuse to cave in that story coming your way. from now on our international russia's president made it clear that he is ready to defend traditional values in his state of the nation

it was strong support from the conservatives who hold the majority in the legislature but activist doris gas says the protesters need to show that they're not ready to give up without a fight. see i said you need this is only the beginning we need a lot of efforts to stop the terrorist nations who didn't want this year to end without at least starting to demonstrate against the sea and yes this is only the beginning because it will take some months before long to be considered and adopted yes it could hopefully she's going to want to meet that it's not the last time we need more people as this protest was mostly spontaneous we want to make our voices heard and now we've wanted to say look if you always want to we don't be able to shut us out and we aren't very happy. in spain for the meantime it's a matter of save our cave as a community living in a hollowed out hills are ordered to get out by the or thora he is however subtle is refusing to cave in that story just coming up shortly. from now on the program russia's president has made it clear that he's ready to defend traditional values

law with strong support from the conservatives who hold the majority in the legislature but activist doris a bendigo house she says the protesters need to show they are not ready to give up without a fight. see it is certainly nice you know this is only the beginning we need a lot of efforts to stop the terrorist nations who didn't want this year to end without at least starting to demonstrate against his will see and yes this is only the beginning because it will take some months before long to be considered and adopted yes but hopefully chiefly if we want to meet that it's not the last time we need more people as this protest was mostly spontaneous we want to make our voices heard and now we've wanted to say look if you always want to imus and we don't be able to shut us out and we're going to bring out. elsewhere in spain it's a matter of save our cave as a community living in a hole owed out hills or order to get out by the authorities the settlers refuse to cave in that story is coming up. you're watching the weekly on r.t. international russia's president made it clear he's ready to

the georgian people drawn to sit and soak it all but the solution scored sixteen of its arbitration doris kearns we have a forty two to one or two. maybe the other group almost reached the roof with an hour or two match was a cool glass. it was determined to form a real treat in congress who came to a caucus of state clinton who was who was seemingly on the same time the court trees covered with debris covering current situation the question to the ukraine buffalo state. despite the brussels in tables for surprise when they made this cute and decided not to join up with this agreement. is it what about losing face into this who was able to access funding. i was in brussels with a twist to the general work to be the winners of two koreas have and they hope that the camera crew that flew up to two children a love for her to get to work the unbelievers crisis we will sample the cable car to retrieve it but the folks who put it in the bath brush to give me the sentry was nothing the rest of your credit situation. these little stinker. this was the ukrainian government is under pressure right

that dori. you have a transportation background of the transportation lawyer as well. how did you get into tech? is, that round is both communications and transportation. i began inch communications and moved into transporttransport ation and moved back into communications. so what you could say is that my back round is in networks. my background is in railroad networks and trucking networks and highway networks and communications networks. what we have seen is that the telecommunications networks historically were structured along the lines of transportation networks and the fcc was modeled on the interstate commerce commission and the federal communications act was modeled on the communications act so it's been kind of a natural professional discipline to be able to move in both environments. >> host: what percentage of the u.s. population has access to broadband today? >> guest: today let's begin with phone service. 98% of americans have access to phone service today with regard to broadband, the latest statistics at the end of 2012, more than 95.8 are sent of ameri

them focused on dioceses around the country allegations relating to abuse that occurred after john dory first nineteen seventy five fell under its scope. the reviewers find one place and one hundred and forty specific allegations the boss majority of them relating to the christian brothers. they concluded that the response to victims was inconsistent and often not addressed at all. and in one case they find a complete failure to react to a team of abuse which the priest ministry of children at risk of harm. who would want to emphasis. i walked in the prepaid is the end of the was to have suffered too but the essence of being there and slowly but surely among the more serious cases identified by the office is one in the diocese of scary it says allegations of child abuse were made against a priest. then went on to provide holiday cover after his retirement. he had a piece in a large number of boys in another diocese. but this information was shared with the bishop of scary it's frightening to think of the person who was abused as a ten year old. fifty years with her. peel. you can be so

for one thing if you don't have to worry about being raped doris assaulted or murdered or invaded i think that's a huge improvement in quality of life but in addition other measures of human well being measured globally also show increases people live longer more people go to school fewer people die of disease more people can afford small luxuries worldwide but my book is really about violence itself and that is an enormous contributor to quality of life now i used to cover armed conflicts and one thing that i noticed about pretty much all of them is the emergence of this war mindset when people ordinary people commit such atrocities that they would never have imagined doing just a short while ago and what's interesting is that after the while and subsides they go back to being you know loving parents and productive members of their communities it seems that the the better angels of our nature are a bit and reliable and that performance and they yield to demons quite easily on a very short notice yes i think that is true and i am certainly not a romantic when it comes to human nature my p

with a strong support from the conservatives who do hold a majority in the legislature but activist doris bene guest says the protesters need to show they are not ready to give up without a fight see. the need this is only the beginning we need a lot of efforts to stop this legislation but we don't want this year to end without at least starting to demonstrate against this draft law and yes this is only the beginning because it will take some months for the law to be considered and adopted yes well hopefully achieve what we want but that is not the last time we need more people as this protest was mostly spontaneous we want to make our voices heard now we wanted to forget and will always want it how much they won't be able to shut us up and we aren't afraid. we won in southern spain a cave dwelling community is also standing its ground hundreds of activists formed a human barricade this week to resist being forcibly moved from their homes the residents say the government wants them to make way for a luxury resort we see careful off went to meet the defined set list. hammering out an exist

. >> reporter: his wife dory, 87, and visually impaired, also comes out. family raises $15,000 to $20,000 each christmas for the salvation army to help the needy. >> first memory, just being really cold. >> it's a tradition. more than the family, more than anything, to keep what my grandpa does going. >> grandpa's taught us the right way. >> reporter: the legacy in denver's longest-serving bell-ringer, still taking to the streets for a good cause. leann gregg, nbc news, denver. >> hey, hey, that's a good one! >> it sure is. that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today." then right back here tomorrow evening. have a good night, everyone, thanks for watching.

chinese police have shut down a hundred forty become like doris interact over thirteen hundred extra produce a truck. in the state run factories that we've done over three hundred million paco. they fell more than nine times of the raw material used for making fake medicine. the total value of the baker and carries two point two billion us. about three hundred to two million us dollars. china national radio reported. back to the killing could start healing waters and others to make a corrupt. to make a more realistic looking big drug makers also had expired materials and chemicals. they can make it to feel like a real pill. some of them and talk to them to be held after making them advertise them online. the medal hunt down the street applies to pad the profit margin contact the big drug makers and to buy them at a price to beat italy thirty percent lower than the real one the middlemen clearly valued the profit for the safety of the customers will be for now what he did ok with that they can usually tell the patron at a price twenty percent higher than online store retailers can. ev

doris' others refuse in the. face is changing the world. picture. from around the globe. hitting rock bottom they cave dwellers in spain are facing eviction from the picture a settlement despite years of pressure from the government and orders to leave the families say the digging in the determined to stay saying there's more behind the injection the meets the eye this is not welcomed in so one of these unconventional arms. although the tools used to dig out the caves of san miguel have changed little over the centuries this home has been modernized and it's been a pain staking labor with one's hands this tunnel was dug out but it's been installed with modern comforts like light for instance now the resident that lives here has taken a lot of work to really try to make this into a home a comfortable floor as you can see a hard floor so you can walk around a kitchen area in order to cook to entertain guests and most importantly he says these feeling reinforcements now this is critical because the city council says it's dangerous for the residents to live here whereas they

with strong support from the conservatives who do hold a majority in the legislature but activist doris bennett gas says the protesters need to show they're not ready to give up without a. c. and they said this is only the beginning they need a lot of efforts to stop this fascist nation he didn't want this year to end without at least starting to demonstrate. and yes this is only the beginning because it will take some months to be considered and adopted yes and who will achieve what we want it's not the last time we need more people as this protest was mostly spontaneous we want to make our voices heard and now we want to just say look you're always going to be able to shut us out and we're going to pray. about it and elsewhere in spain it's a matter of save our caves as a community living in a hollowed out hills are ordered to get out by the authorities or the settlers refuse to cave in their stories coming up for you. now russia's president made it clear that he's ready to defend traditional values this during his state of the nation address this week that i mean putin also said the

likey thousand people return to work after poodle issued an ultimatum or bring them back on the job by doris day corel on friday also filed a lawsuit claiming damages worth seven point three million us dollars. the case the union of one hundred eighty six straight leaders for business losses incurred by the firm over the past twelve states tend to add onions. earlier this week the supreme court made a landmark ruling include the record bonuses and allowances and normal wages above the decision was welcomed by labor groups that can now look for to rising wages. the business community is concerned about extra labor expenses for more on the conflicting views and the implications they can have on both labor and management. we bring in dr stone said the professor of law at the university pays for joining us again. good evening. some of the controversy over the scope and size of the ordinary places long been at the center of disputes how significant was the latest ruling by the supreme court well the roof of the ruling itself is not really a surprise because supreme court in other courts have been

with strong support from the conservatives seem to hold a majority needed to stick it back to basic doris then again says the protests is the show they are now ready to give up. that's a fox. c a is this really nice he loses only the beginning this legislation is that we didn't want to see an antidote to me something to demonstrate against the telco and yes this is only the beginning because it'll take some months ago to be considered and adopted its infinitely cheaper but want to add insult to last time we need more people as the protesters mostly spontaneous and wine maker of lisa's had no clue what did this. all was going to be able to shut us out to be on to say meanwhile in southern spain the cave twenty teams to source a standing its ground. hundreds of activists formed a human barricade the sweet resist being forcibly news from that high and there as this lady government wants them and to make way for the cure even so it is the capital went to meet and to find sectors ring out an existence on the outskirts of granada sprucing up the front yard with some of the best views in town. i

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the georgian people drawn to sit and soak it all but the solution scored sixteen of its arbitration doris kearns we have a forty two to one or two. maybe the other group almost reached the roof with an hour or two match was a cool glass. it was determined to form a real treat in congress who came to a caucus of state clinton who was who was seemingly on the same time the court trees covered with debris covering current situation the question to the ukraine buffalo state. despite the brussels in tables for surprise when they made this cute and decided not to join up with this agreement. is it what about losing face into this who was able to access funding. i was in brussels with a twist to the general work to be the winners of two koreas have and they hope that the camera crew that flew up to two children a love for her to get to work the unbelievers crisis we will sample the cable car to retrieve it but the folks who put it in the bath brush to give me the sentry was nothing the rest of your credit situation. these little stinker. this was the ukrainian government is under pressure right

congress building furious over a draft law that would see demonstrators slap would have to find activists doris' bennett says the protesters are not afraid of the government and will continue to make their voice heard. see. this is only the beginning we need a lot of which to stop the spread of this nation he wouldn't want this year to end without at least starting to demonstrate against his will and yes this is only the beginning because it will take some months for the law to be considered and adopted it would hopefully achieve what we want it's not the last time we need more people as this protest was mostly spontaneous we want to make our voices heard and now we want to forget and will always want to be able to shut us up and we are going to. be coming out of the program stuck between a rock and a hard place to stare at the stricken cave dwellers in spain are being forced to leave their subterranean homes are two reports from the city of granada worse citizens are defending their right to stay put. on mass rallies gathered steam in kiev this week opposition and pro-government activists show

spared more peaceful well i think it has it for one thing if you don't have to worry about being raped doris assaulted or murdered or invaded i think that's a huge improvement in quality of life but in addition other measures of human well being measured globally also show increases people live longer more people go to school fewer people die of disease more peace.

. >> reporter: doris lives less than a block from a gas fire that burned for hours in oakland. seeing these flames, she feared the worst. >> i came out i was startled at the fact yellow tape was across my street. >> from sky seven, you can see flames several feet into the area over a space that dhufrz intersection. crews evacuated several homes in the area. they realized this is no ordinary fire.. >> i realized this doesn't look right. it's straight lines of fire in concrete. >> a leaky pipe was blamed for this explosion that destroyed a condo two years ago. a plastic distribution pipe was found to have half a dozen leaks. just after 11:00 crews were able to cap off the gas line. >> they'll be taking their tools and squeezing that shut. >> this is new pipe they'll weld in place. crews are installing a kraer work around with hopes of restoring service to approximately 20 customers by tonight. investigators working to determine what ignited this blaze and what caused to it bring a leak. >> now, there were three other gas line breaks today in the bay area in brentwood and allen ro

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law two with strong support from conservatives who hold a majority in the legislature but activist doris span ago says the tests need to show that they're not ready to give up without a fight. see if things really nice here this is only the beginning we need a lot of efforts to stop the surges lation we don't want this year to end without at least starting to demonstrate against a strong low c. and yes this is only the beginning because it will take some months for the law to be considered and adopted yes it will hopefully achieve what we want that it's not the last time we need more people as this protest was mostly spontaneous we want to make our voices heard now we want to follow it and will always want to be able to shut us up and we're going to bring out members up on that point also pretty appalling in the wake in southern spain cave dwelling communities been standing its ground hundreds of activists there formed a human barricade to resist being forcibly removed from their homes now the residents say the government wants them out to make way for a luxury resort lucy calf north wen

congress building furious over a draft law that would see demonstrators slapped with fifty fines activist doris but i got the protesters i'm not afraid of the government and they will continue to make their voices. she said we need this is only the beginning and most of those we need a lot of and which to stop this terrorist nation he wouldn't want this year to end without at least starting to demonstrate against his strong will see and yes this is only the beginning because it will take some months for the launch to be considered and adopted yes it could have easily achieved what we want to meet that it's not the last time we need more people as this protest was mostly spontaneous if you want to make our voices heard now we wanted to say look if you always wanted imus movietone be able to shut us out and we are going to be very happy that members up on that for you meanwhile some spaniards have decided to literally live in caves stuck between a rock and a hard place the cave dwellers are being forced to leave their subterranean homes here on r.t. international we report from the city of broad