sure noble so do stay with us for that also throughout the day will be taking trips to riyadh a ghost town so tune in to our team. this time side. five years ago retired eight thousand population over the radio sound of radio for the microwave with three hours. now it was recently some people started receiving post notices telling them to pick up letters at the box office in. the stories of. the. diaries of those two. choices. this is r.t. live from moscow italy has approved the use of its fighter jets and nato's s. trucks despite its earlier refusal to join in on the bombings and after a strike on monday badly damaged cut off about his compound in the capital tripoli

you walk in there now, it is like a ghost town. seriously. do not vote today if you have not been to the arboretum under this state. the spirit of that has definitely been killed. i feel for park and rec with their budgets being cut. i have two children who were raised running around the arboretum. all revenue, as she said, is not good revenue. this is penny wise and pound foolish. i could not take my in-laws with my kids. you have to ask if it is an attraction that you want to drag people to apologize that they have to fork over the money to get in? that is cutting back -- that is helpful which for the arboretum society because they are missing people strolling through and thinking that they want to donate to the place and want to become a member, so it is bad policy, and it kills the spirit of it. that is my point. supervisor chu: thank you. >> good afternoon. i echo the comments of the previous speaker. i am against the fee. has created a ghost town, and i think that is not good in the end for the garden, and people think about that, they

there was a zone around the plants, turning two cities, including pripyat, into a ghost town. today, few are allowed to enter the no go zone, but on this anniversary, an exception was made to about a greenpeace team to visit. a correspondent joined them. >> no one is supposed to enter the 30-kilometer zone around the chernobyl reactor without permission. i joined a group of journalists accompanying greenpeace experts to the contaminated area in ukraine. >> [speaking foreign language] this is a very special place, because a lot of suffering began here for a lot of people. we live in times when things happen very quickly, and things are forgotten very quickly, but it is important to remember what happened here 25 years ago, where more correctly, what began here 25 years ago -- or more correctly, what began here, because contrary to other tragedies, this one is still ongoing. >> reactor number four is where it started. it exploded twice while emergency items were being tested. it is recommended that we wear a masked -- mask. >> there are still fine particles of plutonium here in

coverage on the chernobyl tragedy anniversary throughout the day and we'll be taking trips to the ghost town of prepared so to stay with us for that. this time saw the trajectory. three g. five years ago on the entire page eight thousand population over ukrainian town a preview of what you might hear way with three hours. plus now it wants to be recently some people started receiving post notices telling them to beat up letters at this post office in britain. the stories of the world's long gone. have to be chosen. leaving the diaries of the ghost are today. italy has approved the use of its fighter jets in nato air strikes in libya despite its earlier refusal to join the bombings a nato airstrike on monday badly damaged colonel gadhafi compound in the capital tripoli libyan government forces continue their siege of the rebel held city of misrata where at least ten people have been killed in shelling it's over a month since the allied intervention in libya began but there is speculation that some nato countries supplied rebels with arms before the uprising. of that suggestion to a military a

reading the diaries of the ghost town. watching r.t. live from moscow to other stories now italy has approved the use of its fighter jets and needles air strikes in libya despite its earlier refusal to join the partings and their air strike among the badly damaged colonel gadhafi compound in the capital tripoli libyan government forces continue their siege of the rebel held city of misrata were at least twelve opposition fighters have been killed in shelling it's over and months since the allied intervention in libya began but there is speculation that some nato countries supplied rebels with arms before the uprising art is a real solution go put that question to now is from russia's institute of world economy and international relations. so where do we begin rebels get their arms from to help us answer that question we're joined today by a military analyst from the russian clothing of sciences thank you for joining us today let's look at the picture we're looking at the arms obviously of a fighter pointing at the end of the portrait we

which is built to house thousands of turnover of workers are developed they are shocked he visits a ghost town and reports on general talk to. twenty five years ago the town of brega that was a place any soviet person could dream of high salaries great standards of living and impressive infrastructure i restricted town for the employees of the children or build nuclear power plant it was regarded as the pride as the pearl of the soviet union it was not only constructed to look like a perfect socialist city but the people who live here were also the best of the best the best musicians sports man the best professionals the nuclear energy all of them live here all of that changed april the twenty sixth one thousand eighty six when that your mobile reactor exploded the result of an experiment carried out in the wrong hands. of the reactor was almost completely out of control in april twenty fifth but it could still have been saved the management pushed for a completion of the experiment personal hesitated and were reluctant to eventually couldn't go against the authorities we'll his old video mean

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hyland has that huge swam that goes from ghost town to family. i live in the eastbay. we inspired us to start the wrap around program. everybody has gotten services there. what roshell started, she took 3-case managers. mike, javer. are they here today? so this is the way you make your community work. you know these communities really well. if i kid gets shot. someone is on call. they meet the family. they are angry. the kid might die. we quickly mobilize and try to help them with as many services they need. that was a way the general could step outside it's concrete and they make our job so much easier because we are actually bigger than the front entrance. we have fingers into the community. get them to trust us and understand their issues and help them. if any of you have people or kids in your school that need medical services, please access us at the general. all the phone numbers are in the phone book. you can make a clinic apointment and we can help you or help younger sibs. whatever we can do to help you guys. you have our love. so let me set this video up. thi

it described as a ghost town. if you'd like to help?here is a fund-raiser tonight. 7:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m. at an art studio folsom hundreds have donated and all the money will be donated to the artists for japan. stay with us. >> jacqueline: severe thunderstorm. take a look at these pictures, with rooftops. that hail is pretty nasty. in this area we are seeing heavy rains. lightning strikes and even hail. the stormtracker 4 radar take a look your fairfield. that deep shade of red with over 1 in. per hour. also in a concise hail and acquitted of lightning strikes. and quite a bit of lightning strikes and dashed nicole size hail. the purple is indicating the nickel size hail. we are seeing some location with these weather cells and that is what the national weather service has issued a severe weather thunderstorm warning. this will be in effect until 5:15 with strong winds, hail, wind. and a week rotation. when you spot a funnel cloud? stay inside. go into a closet. and with the impact of that talking to the ground? that could be a possibili

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over the decades those mines gold becomes ghost towns. today this gold mine has reopened.the treasure hunt is back on as they say here at this mine, the gold rush is on. the search for gold can be a hobby to some folks but for this crew of 60 it's no hobby. it's a business and it's fun. >> the scenery changes, the pay is good and they let you play with explosives. >> i've seen the mine here. i've mined here, there's very good gold in this mine. >> reporter: tim hunter is one of the miners. it was reopened by this man. >> we are very strictly convinced this place was totally underexplored and underdeveloped and that this was a great opportunity for us. of course the gold price plays a big role. >> reporter: coon says he and his investors spent the last years and $17 million bringing back the pulse this mine had. last month it became operational. a week and a half after that, these miners struck gold. >> it was one of the most gratifying moments in my career. >> reporter: the dig for gold on this day begins 1,800 feet deep down into the mine where 500 pounds of explosives ar

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this is a look at the area surrounding the plant turned into a ghost town. now the government is expanding the evacuation zone because of accumulated radiation near the plant. more than 10,000 additional residents are now being asked to leave within one month. it comes just one day after the government announced it would ban anyone from entering a zone within 12 miles of the facility. this next bit of news out of japan you very likely had a hand in making happen, today a delegation from the japanese cultural and community center of northern california sent us this footage. it shows widespread damage along the coast, east of sendai. the center is raising money to help rebuild. >> a big part of our campaign is to show the people here that people back in the bay area care. we've raised more than $1.6 million in donations and we hope to spread some of the love that's so prevalent in the bay area and across other parts of the united states to those here who are still in need. >> the japanese government has started building new temporary homes, but demand far exce

we head cautiously into a ghost town.n we spot a group of civilians, in abidjan you don't move outside without your arms raised. another small group of civilians here walking out of the city center. and as you can see, they're raising their hands in the air. the fear still very strong here. they're concerned about the military groups, the mercenaries that have caused so much trouble looting and with indiscriminate killing in the past few days. by the roadside, a reminder, every few yards, that the price the city has paid. we're afraid, he says. that's why we raise our hands. we have no water, nothing, the city is dead. we've walked far to find water. the victors prepare to set out on patrol to restore order across the city. but how long will that take? one soldier tells me quietly, now is the time for revenge. it's been a short war. it's nearly over. but the dangers have not passed. andrew harding, bbc news, abidjan. >> the united nations assistant secretary-general for human rights spent the last few days traveling throu

yet to be recovered out of fears of radioactive contamination, making what has already become a ghost town that much more unsettling. lee cowan, nbc news, tokyo. >>> now to the other front we've been covering, and that's libya, where nato is now officially in charge of the air operation, providing cover for the rebel forces fighting gadhafi. but the reality here is america is still very much involved, not only in the management of nato, not only in the air, but on the ground in ways we are now learning more about. nbc's richard engel with us again tonight from the rebel-held city of benghazi. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the cia has sent small teams here to work with the opposition and also provide intelligence. and on the ground we're seeing signs from the rebels themselves that they are finally determined to stop retreating and take on gadhafi's forces. the rebels today took on gadhafi's troops without western air support. the rebels fight with mortars and rockets. they lack experience. rebels load a rocket, it doesn't go off. after adjusting it, the rocket ev

world's worst nuclear disaster stay with us throughout the day for our special report on prefects a ghost town which in soviet times was full of dreams but turned into a nuclear nightmare. this time saw the trajectory. twenty five years ago on the entire fifty thousand population over ukrainian town to prepare for the american way to within three hours. plus now which most recently some people started receiving social justice telling them to pick up letters at this post office in. the stories of the world long gone. after he took. me to the diaries of. our choosing. with us here live from moscow now italy says it will join the allied airstrikes on colonel gadhafi as army in libya despite its earlier refusal to take part in the bombings this comes after a kid our fees compound in tripoli was hit by nato on monday temporarily taking at least three t.v. channels off the air however fierce fighting continues to still try to take over the rebel held city of misrata at least ten people have been killed in the past twenty four hours it's over a month now since the coalition forces started the operati

noble so do stay with us for that also throughout the day will be taking trips to korea it's a ghost town so tune in to our team. this time saw the trajectory it's. crazy five years ago on the entire fifty thousand population over ukrainian town a preview i was evacuated with three hours. plus now it's most recently some people started receiving post notices telling them to beat up letters at this post office. the stories of the world long gone. after. reading the diaries of the ghost of our choice. you with all the law from moscow italy has approved the use of its fighter jets in no terms as tribes in libya despite its refusal to join in on the bombings and a nato air strike on monday badly damaged colonel gadhafi his compound in the capital tripoli libyan government forces continued that siege of the rebel held city of misrata where at least ten people have been killed in the shelling it's over a month now since the allied intervention in libya began but there's speculation that some nato. supplied rebels with arms before the uprising parties are going to show that suggestion to militar

kiev and try to noble throughout the day here on our team will also be taking you on a trip to the ghost town of the pit so do stay tuned for that. this time silenced for decades. twenty five years ago on the entire fifty thousand population over ukrainian town a preview of what the market waited with three hours. plus now it wants to be recently some people started receiving post notices telling them to break up letters at this post office in britain. the stories of the world long gone. have to be chosen. leaving the diaries of those to our choice. got a source now here in our team italy has a program use of its fired as a nato airstrikes in libya despite his earlier. refusal to join the bombings and airstrike on monday badly damaged her own productions compound in the capital tripoli begin government forces continue their siege of the rebel held city of misrata where at least ten people have been killed in shelling so far a month since the ally intervention in libya began by players speculation that some nato countries supplied rebels for arms before the uprising parties are english that's

dealing with a nose serious nuclear disaster in japan is certain to turn an entire city into a ghost town just like her noble did to the city. and just to show how persistent nuclear problems could be ukrainian officials are trying to raise billions of dollars to repair the cracking cement circuit because he says that radioactive plant is likely to be an ongoing repair forever there radioisotopes there reacted for a quarter million years so can we expect similar concerns in japan for the next several generations for more answers i'm joined by city full careers and health and radiation expert at the nuclear sony walkman thank you very much great to have you with us the effects of chernow bill are still lingering twenty five years later and in fact i it's a day i was browsing through some information that i indicated that the cesium there's are two primary cesium isotopes and that apparently they're not the cane as rapidly as predicted or assume even there i don't think it's necessarily a question of decay per se because they're half life wealthy one thirty seven has a half life of about th

. >> reporter: inside city limits, this neighborhood is a soggy ghost town. what worries you the most here? >> the additional rain. we're living inch by inch and moment by moment. >> reporter: threat of a levee break and the rising waters forced 1,000 people from their homes. kenneth kimbro and hundreds of others are now living inside the shelter. >> my heart's hurting already. i couldn't think it could get any worse. >> reporter: but the thackers got their rescue today, escaping with their most valuable precious possession. >> she's never been through anything like this. she was scared. >> reporter: now the river crested here this afternoon, but there is more rain in the forecast tonight. as one resident told us today, we'll be on pins and needles here for awhile. diane? >> another storm bearing down. thank you, barbara pinto. >>> and now, we turn to the frustration over gasoline prices. and an interview you saw right here last night that got the president's attention, and as a result, everyone was arguing today. gasoline prices are soaring, as we all know,

headlines everywhere across the world well the cities abandoned after the catastrophe are often called ghost towns and you've been to the turn knob exclusion zone give us a sense of what it's actually like to be there or what thoughts pass through your mind. it's absolutely horrifying to be in the exclusion zone i've been a regular visits of this since i say two thousand and five. recently went for there for a week to film a fresh documentary which as you will be able to see on monday and walking through these dead empty streets always gives me a creepy feeling despite that i've been there more than a dozen times the area is completely deserted and just thinking that this was once a communist paradise a role model city full of those who are living and working at the chernobyl nuclear power station now it's completely deserted and lifeless this feeling is of course a very frightful and horrifying indeed this area will never be inhabited again because the full out period of maybe nuclear particles can reach up to twenty thousand years and indeed just looking at the jets out of the exclusion zone in

most serious nuclear accident not a correspondence alexy or chef skinner visit into some of the ghost towns in the chernobyl exclusion zone in ukraine you can hear the photos of his experience on our website or to dot com you also find the accies special report on his we can only look up really explored and all this brought in but. now the un international court is due to announce at the sit in on georgia's legal action against russia so b.c. is accusing moscow of violating an international convention during the conflict in south asserted in the two thousand and eight. you can report sort of broadly case is rife with microsoft. this is the warm welcome and firm handshakes for someone who just three years ago gave the order that led to the deaths of civilians in the republic of south i'm dealing with one of the great leaders of the world the georgian president with his fluent english is a welcome guest on american t.v. shows where he's never asked the question why in the middle of the night on august the seventh of two thousand and eight the georgia begin the major artillery bombardment of t

get a serious goes well for instance the roof top of the tallest building in pre-packed in the ghost town next to the chernobyl nuclear power plant where we've been filming there for many times that we never had an idea that levels the radiation reach almost two and a half thousand micromax per hour there so this is also quite a dangerous level so i don't know generally the zone the exclusion zone is not advisable for humans to live but there are certain recyclers a living around the thirty kilometer area who have returned ever since the collapse of the soviet union they just decided that despite that they were given flats and homes in other towns across the soviet you grain they still decided that they want to return to their homeland and to return to their houses and the levels of radiation in some parts and some of those recently villages the levels of radiation are still very high radiation still doesn't scare them off they say they can still live there they have their own natural habitat they grow their own fruit and vegetable they have their cows and counsel and they still live ther

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extensively all the tree noble tragedy anniversary throughout the day we'll be taking a trip to the ghost town keep it say with us from. this site q. three to five years are going to get tired of it down the population over the radio prepare for the market wait for three hours. which would cost recently some people more than receiving notices telling them to pick up letters at the post office in. the stories of. those two. it's only has approved the use of its fighter jets and nato air strikes in libya despite its earlier refusal to join the bombings a nato air strike on monday badly damaged carl could obvious compound in the capital tripoli the libyan government forces continue their siege of the rebel held city of misrata where at least ten people were killed in shelling it's over a month since the allied intervention in libya began but there is speculation that some neo-cons resupplied rebels with arms for the uprising are his ridiculous concordat suggestion to a military analyst. so where do libyan rebels get their arms from to help us answer that question we're joined today by even a phon

extensively of the three noble tragedy anniversary throughout the day we'll be taking a trip to the ghost town of crete that stay with us from. this time silent for decades. twenty five years ago the entire fifty thousand population all week radio preview what the market waited with three hours. plus now it wants to do it recently some people started receiving post notices telling them to pick up letters at this post office in a graveyard. the stories of the world are long gone. have to be challenged. reading the diaries of the ghost of our choice. what's in our to live from moscow to other stories now italy has approved the use of its fighter jets and nato air strikes in libya despite its earlier refusal to join the. bombings and airstrike on monday badly damaged girl could out of his compound in the capital tripoli libyan government forces continue their siege of the rebel held city of misrata worth at least ten people have been killed in shelling it's over a month since the allied intervention in libya began but there is speculation that some nato countries supplied rebels with arms before

we're going on a trip to the ghost town of repat so stay with archie for the latest coverage on the twenty fifth anniversary of the true noble nuclear disaster. this side project. crazy five years ago of the entire fifty thousand population over the radio dial radio for the microwave with three hours. because now it wants to recently some people started receiving bush notices telling them to pick up letters at this post office in a way to get. the stories of the world to go. after . the diaries of the ghost of archie. who was allowed to live from moscow to other stories now italy has approved the use of its fighter jets and mayor's air strikes in libya despite its earlier refusal to join the bombings and they were airstrike on monday badly damaged colonel gadhafi is compound in the capital tripoli and again government forces continue their siege of the rebel held city of misrata worth at least. him people have been killed in shelling and so for months since the allied intervention in libya began but there's speculation that some nato countries supplied rebels with arms before the uprising

spread across several continents and the city of prepared which is near the power plant remains a ghost town even today art is a theater she just visited the region to report on a topic like a scene of the chernobyl catastrophe. twenty five years ago the town of people that was a place any soviet person could dream off high salaries great standards of living and impressive infrastructure and restricted sound for the employees of the children or build nuclear power plants we did was regarded as the pride as the pearl of the soviet union and was not only constructed to look like a perfect socialist city but the people who live here were also the best of the best the best musicians sports man the best professionals the nuclear energy all of them live here all of that changed april the twenty six nineteen eighty six when the chernobyl reactor exploded the result of an experiment carried out in the wrong hands with. the reactor was almost completely out of control and people from the fifth grade could still have been saved the management pushed for a completion of the experiment personal hesitate

sure noble so do stay with us for that also throughout the day will be taking trips to riyadh a ghost town so tune in to our team. this time side. five years ago retired eight thousand population over the radio sound of radio for the microwave with three hours. now it was recently some people started receiving post notices telling them to pick up letters at the box office in. the stories of. the. diaries of those two. choices. this is r.t. live from moscow italy has approved the use of its fighter jets and nato's s. trucks despite its earlier refusal to join in on the bombings and after a strike on monday badly damaged cut off about his compound in the capital tripoli libyan government forces continue to see each of the rebel held city of misrata or at least ten people have been killed each other it's over a month now since the allied intervention. again there's speculation that some nato countries supplied rebels with arms before the uprising. suggestion to a military just. so we're doing the rebels get their arms front to help us answer that question we're joined today by a military anal

. >> reporter: ajdabiya is a ghost town. nearly every several yan has fled. for two days, a pitched battle raged here. rebels fought desperately as forces loyal to moammar gadhafi attacked, trying to seize this crossroads in the east of libya. we hear shelling right now. what is that? "we are clearing the area," a top field commander tells me. but it was not cleared, as we found out. a fire fight turned us around as we made our way down the main road. the fight for the city has been fierce. a street fight, one general called it. rebels taking up positions alongmain roads like this vehicle here. gadhafi's forces coming in and blasting them. the divisive moment, nato air strikes this morning, hitting gadhafi's forces, forcing them back out of town so, it was nato, once again, that won the day for the rebels. and that's the story of this war. without nato, the rebels would lose. and even with the air strikes, they are not strong enough to overthrow gadhafi. a young soldier in gadhafi's army, hardly more than a boy, a straggler, he tried to take his own life when

report from the commemoration ceremony to talk to survivors and travel to the exclusion zone and the ghost town of. libya putin calls into question nato is operation in libya saying the no fly zone is being used as a cover to disrupt the country's infrastructure and eliminate colonel gadhafi. fresh we could leaks revelations depict britain as a terrorism breeding ground with all those trained in the mosques and lost their minds finding safe haven in the country. international news live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. where it's not just past eleven pm here in the russian capital so it's exactly twenty five years since the world was shocked and shaken by the worst civil nuclear catastrophe in history that deadly explosion at the chernobyl power plant speed a radioactive cloud across several continents prompting long lasting human and environmental consequences of these and he said now he's in the ukrainian capital kiev is covering commemoration of events there in the country. of course attention has shifted to ukraine as the country marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the