and doesn't keep a diary she often spends time reading those of her younger daughter emma emma had hoped to work in the fashion business she's left behind many miracle verses and funny stories we never know whether the world lost a great writer or dancer. they could. have been so good when we get together at the cemetery pushchair our collections have our kids. sometimes you women laugh so at the best years by must think it odd that people laugh over the graves of their children and indeed sometimes with phil rather uncomfortable. but we can't help recalling some final episodes from their lives. today many see the town of angel cemetery as a holy place. these graves are kept ideally the marble always looks spic and span the photos never fade. there's not a single dry flower and the ribbons on the graves mean that particular boy or girl would have finished school this year. but. my god there is a sense we live in an entirely different world. first clapping then that was like having your head in the cats and now the situation is quite different and life is different. so slow in that he sai

emma lloyd's being videotaped she signs this recording with the simple word hello. today we're going to interview a glans cat. that's how are you. fine. what about your family it's. also ok right emma loves her cat she likes to film it on video and she has a dream first after we finish school my friends and i would like to go to moscow and study high fashion. emma adores her best friends. my gina and. they spend practically all of their time together. that finishing and want to says so boards to our viewers. emma she wants to say i wish our viewers happiness and help. these shots date back to the summer of two thousand and four. the four best friends no longer live in beslan. there is called the town of angels a cemetery. one hundred eighty six children are buried here and they all died on the same day september third two thousand. live and live. let's go. so slimed says we wait for this is that right. so slow in the be so or ten years old they're twins. at the time of the best one school siege they were only four. but they still remember every minute of the distant events of september two thousand so. there was a shocker of the day or two so when there is true lies and kind man one of the terrorists was here and we lived there for just fired it signifies. on the first of september two thousand and four so slow and in the research were too youn

emma loves her cat she likes to film it on video and she has a dream first after we finish school my friends and i would like to go to moscow and study high fashion. emma adores her best friends. my gina and. they spend practically all of their time together. that we're finishing and want to says so boards to our viewers. who want to say i wish our viewers happiness and help. these xan stay back to the summer of two thousand and four. the four best friends no longer live in beslan. there is called the town of angels a cemetery. one hundred eighty six children are buried here and they all died on the same day september third two thousand. live a live and live. lives . let's go. slow so slime says we wait for this is that right. so slow in the be so or ten years old they're twins. at the time of the best one school siege they were only four. but they still remember every minute of the distant events of september two thousand so. there was a shocker of the day or two so when there is true lies and a kind man one of the terrorists was here and we lived there for just fired it seems was. on the first of september two thousand and four so slow in the military so we're to young to start school. but in a small town like beslan at the beginning of a new school year is a great occasion to slum in the research for a moment children to the sound of the festivities. we were told that all of the girls should wear school uniforms on september first that's a brown dress and a white apron. if they decided that on that occasion they wouldn't invite their mothers to take part in the history of it as she asked me if i to go to school to hockey recovered them a santa who wouldn't want you around were adults already. but i did tell my lips with my fingers bites and as if sendin a kiss to my daughter. i thought when she returned home i would cover it with the cases which with. the death was the last one the sweetest case of all. over with friends to share stories from the summer holidays but that festive atmosphere was quite sure. it's. not first i thought it was the sound of bursting balloons or something. but then i got really scared when i saw people smashing windows. and running away as fast as they come. i backed away trying to spot along and holding million not my baby in my hands suddenly i fall flat on my back i see a thousand people rushing towards me i thought flashes through my mind i'm going to be killed in the stampede. it's a really nice lower crowded into the gym as if we were cattle man for the slaughter house was searched wherever we could some on the floor others on the benches since your pupils were told to suspend trip wires from the ceiling only then did i realise what was going on. that it bombs were in that ring. there was one in the middle and smaller ones on each side. hostages were instructed to stay on the ground more than a thousand people sat on the floor of the gym with bomb suspended over their heads the terrorists demanded complete silence the hostages were not to shout cry or talk . still a kid started crying we were told the heart of our and this is where we were then made believe or a hard thing they came to see who was talking and who wasn't there seven machine guns were always at the ready but that had no effect the kids were crying as loudly as before. awareness that all the men were taken out of the room i took one and they never came back while. the men were taken to a room on the second floor. there they were shot and thrown from the window. but they are not easy to come on girls out of the gym and rape them i mean these were very young girls what would possess someone to do something that while. much one of the boys came up to a terrorist and gave him five roubles have to live i give you money and you let my mother go with he said when the terrorist responded of them we've got loads of money go back to your place. the terrorists spoke to each other in the chechen language on the first day they made no demands. why is no hug of my daughter no said to my son to morrow do you take that jacket off it's too stuffy here you soon as we get out of here are by you several jackets tomorrow said no it's a present from my mom. the terrorists announced their demands only towards evening of the second day. they said in a note the russian troops must leave the chechen republic which was then and still is part of the russian federation. there is still i hope somebody would turn the clock back. somebody would kill the terrorists and set us free. but time was at a standstill for the fathers and mothers of the children they never left the scene hoping they'd soon see their kids again. for two days and nights their children had been bullied and humiliated they'd been deprived of food and deprived of water. on the first day we felt to be able to leave the place soon then we'd go to a shop to buy some soft drinks and as soon as we got home we would try locks in the but. sure sure standard to school building after the terrorist attack i had a bottle of water with me i always keep a bottle of water on my bedside table and i keep the light turned on because i cannot sleep in the dark. children it's flowers they brought for their teachers to mark the start of a new school year they drank urine to quench their thirst no that made them even thirsty or. the only available source of water was trickling out of a tap in the toilets some of the children were occasionally allowed to go there. sponge themselves down with tory's soaked in water thirst was too much of a torture for some of the children this sucked water of toys and clothes. people still bring bottles filled with water to the gym they do it every day they always leave the bottles open to make it easier for the young angels to drink. the mass of people they gathered outside broke down on the search day. expected our kids to be released there's no doubt in our minds that they would be home to the school that they could be home with never entered our heads. i was pretty scared when i heard the sound of an explosion overhead but at the moment i could breathe more freely at the blast. had ripped open the roof lowering some air into the gym besides many of the people had stopped breathing. indiscriminate gunfire panic stricken adults. get older. she is a. blood stained children wearing nothing but underwear rushing out of the gym. some of them were shot in the back. to go down two or three bottles of water but couldn't one searched. when i opened my eyes off to the blast i saw the girl sitting next to me but my son wasn't anywhere near me i started looking for him all over the place good god i thought could he be dead. all comment about the first thing i saw after the blast one was a lightbulb hanging on the ceiling everything a runway had turned black i just went to look for my mother. i approached a boy lying on the floor blood was losing out of his had noted he looked very much like my son and i couldn't bring myself to come closer and said to a woman who was near me. that is it my comic so much fortunately for natalia the dead boy's name was not to my lawn now tell his son had survived the blast and so had her two daughters my hero mom stylist go on christina. natalia is unable to walk her left arm is almost motionless she was injured before the main blast by a fragment from a grenade that exploded in the hands of one of the terrorists then fragment remains stuck in her head for two days as she sat in the gym trying to comfort her three children doctors say natalia still has a chance of recovering from her injuries but it requires a long rehabilitation process and much money she's only thirty five years old which though my dream is to be in a special forces it was such officers that saved us. i want to get revenge. the tweens us london lotteries escaped death due to their mother's heroism she threw them out of the window right after the gym blast she also saved several other children and thankfully managed to survive the ordeal herself to you this is me and my dad. would be soon which brightened. the balance from finest impressions. whose friends don't totty don't come. the children of beslan may have had some sense of foreboding before the terrorist attack after the tragedy parents found it odd looking into drawings startling verses and morose entries and diaries among the items of their dead children. these pictures were made by allah but tug of his son to morrow he hoped to become an artist though most of his paintings showed landscapes for some inexplicable reason he made in a bell turn in the summer of two thousand and four. i would bet though if he joined this picture shortly before the tragedy it shows an explosion as you can see one of the schoolchildren was going towards the building they didn't but while the other one was thrown up into the air he would. it was our to blois drew this picture. it shows a school a gym helicopters a fire a crowd of people on the island says and firefighters the wait was at that school. i was down and when i first saw it. this is a zone destroyed why didn't the eleven year old boy draw a picture of a school in this context we will never know because our died in the terrorist attack. the most horrific part of it all came when the fire had been extinguished and the terrorists and been killed. parents millions searching for their children. i went through a terrible experience each time i saw an ambulance pulling up in front of the school. i never even looked at the first down dylan says they were heading to the more. as soon as that bouncer one of the wards are in the butt demetre shouts to me i've seen the. i say to him where is she to me or i come to find her to wish she says i saw her in the jam. there were keys to our apartment in his pockets when they compared them with my own case it became clear that the boy was to more. i still can't the case under the pillow when i go to bed. one in three hostages died in that fire i spent three days looking for my don't to him on those dead bodies before i found hers. many others spend several months there. was the word so that when i went out of the house i saw the coffin and i was so glad that i had found her. i put my arms around the coffin as if embracing it as if trying to help other as bring it here. i'm not sure i can accurately describe my emotions but i think i was glad and by the fact that they had found her . time has not healed many wounds for these people the simple fact is over the years these ascensions have learned to live with their pain children are no longer afraid of going to school and adults have reconciled themselves with the thought that letting them go to school is not dangerous. should mean now avoids jim it's. today he prefers playing music to playing sports. he lost his best friend in the terrorist attack of two thousand and four and since then he's met nobody they can replace him. well mostly and now i take things easier. and. i would say. six percent of what happened six years ago has evaporated from my mind and we would. all much as left amir ninety four years. this year and yet his second daughter made in the will start school. and the time of the terrorist attack she was just a year old at one point the terrorists allowed mothers and their babies to leave the gym. and you to came out with million in her arms. her elder daughter along had to stay behind not long after she was killed. you know memories my little here it's over there. in russia it's. each sunday and your ten million visit the ruins of the school to them the place is like a church they come here to pray. we thought all people would be like saints after what happened. and they would all understand that everything was perishable. they would realize there was only one thing worth living for and taking care of. but that never happened. in the knows exactly what she's supposed to do in the gym she picks up empty bottles lights candles and puts flowers in order seem to it that her mother doesn't cry. but there's harry's white now but she's promised to does it when i go to school for the first time it will be my first day soon there will be three reasons to celebrate mother with their hair and my birthday and now we'll start school. rita lost her only daughter in the attack the past years have not helped ease her pain you know prefers to put her thoughts on paper rather than speaking aloud. yet. moans and nothing but if i think i knew what i'm designed for it's flower was the first and most treasured flower what that helped me understand my thing as spanish. doesn't keep a diary she often spends time reading those of her younger daughter emma emma had hoped to work in the fashion business she's left behind many miracle verses and funny stories will never know whether the world lost a great writer or dancer. that. we're going to have when we get together at the cemetery pushchair our collections have our kids. sometimes you women laugh so at the best there is by must think it odd that people laugh over the graves of their children and indeed sometimes with phil rather uncomfortable. but i can't help recalling some final episodes from their lives. today many see the town of angel cemetery as a holy place these graves are kept ideally. the marble always looks spic and span the photos never fade. there's not a single dry flower and the ribbons on the graves mean that particular boy or girl would have finished school this year. but. my god there is a sense we live in an entirely different world. first clap and then it was like having your head in the cats and now the situation is quite different and life is different. so slow i

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emma watson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: emma? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you look gorgeous.o you watch a lot of late night television? [ laughter ] welcome to our show. hey. hey, hey. i have a question for you. i really do. >> okay, really? for real? >> jimmy: yeah, are you shooting a movie with russell crowe, right? >> i am indeed. >> jimmy: is it -- where is it again? >> we are shooting in iceland in reykjavik. >> jimmy: yeah, and i just heard that he got, like -- is he crazy or something? he's nuts. [ laughter ] he got, like, pulled out of the ocean or something with -- >> he -- yes. that was -- he was -- yes. he had to call emergency services. he needed to get rescued off of a kayak. but this came -- this came as no surprise to me because, like, russell bikes to set. he, like, walks six miles to set. >> jimmy: yeah. he's an adventurous guy. >> if he, like, catapulted on set in a jet pack, i probably wouldn't blink.

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