phil ittner, al jazeera, london. >> city is full ever underground mines. residents there are literally living on the edge. >> teetering on the brink, this home in mexico city is meters away from being swallowed up by a gaping sinkhole. neighbors crowd around as emergency workers hurry to fill it. it's not an uncommon site, in this -- sight in this working class neighborhood. it's one of the city's most crowded neighborhoods and one of the most precarious. where abandoned mines apply meters below hundreds of makeshift homes. engineer gustavo, and his workers. >> it's a difficult problem and an urgent one. we can't just fill in the hole. we know that it's there and it's dangerous. >> reporter: the abandoned mine is 18 meters below the surface and more than 200 meters wide. and it could take months to secure it. people most likely started mining here in the 1930s and what they were looking for was material to build houses throughout the city. so far, 900 mines have been discovered but city officials tell us they have no idea how many actually exist. that's bec

a once booming coal mining city in eastern china. it is almost everything you'd expect in the open palm. except for people. studio officials launched the port lincoln years ago. i would speculate is investing heavily. but the mining boom will last the property bubble burst all that's left to the school's times. the city is said to be almost bankrupt to some buildings are completely empty. the kinds of developments that took on the spot the school forty single or a show of china's urban population from the current fifty three per cent to sixty percent by the year twenty twenty. she did things administration is aiming to develop human cities. the school who live in court for the role population . the farming business in the city. that will close for the week on the mediums. investors will putting them through the lesson from projects like for us. the so called birds of north speculators. ninety percent of the purported to be ok. to some forty five thousand two hundred students including urbanization college is aimed at lifting foremost

, so far 900 mines have been discovered but city officials tell us they have no idea how many actually exist. that's because the construction companies didn't keep records. lupita moved here 40 years ago and although she always knew mines existed she had no idea her home sits on top of one. >> at first i was frightened but the engineers told me to trust them because the mine is deep below the surface so nothing will happen. >> reporter: mines aren't the only threats below the surface. a broken sewage pipe created this gaping hole in the middle of a busy avenue. one of the main reasons the service is so fragile in this city is because it is guilt on top of a huge lake. in the mid 15th century when the spanish invaded they built a complicated thigh drawlic system after are draining the lake. back here she watches as workers cover up the mine. she still lies awake at night worrying that the mine could collapse and swallow her up. rachel levin, al jazeera, mexico city. >>> a scan for wreckage at the bottom of the southern indian ocean. the hunt w

so far 900 mines have been discovered but city officials tell us they have no idea how many actually xist. that's because the construction companies didn't keep records. lupita moved here 40 years ago and although she always knew mines existed she had no idea her home sits on top of one. >> at first i was frightened but the engineers told me to trust them because the mine is deep below the surface so nothing will happen. >> mines aren't the only threats below the surface. a broke reason sewage people created this -- can pipe created this hole. in the mid 15th century when the spanish invaded they drained the water but left a complicated hydraulic system. many buildings throughout the city are literally sink because they were built on a weak focus. back in avra obregon, lupita watches. despite assurances, she still stays awake at night worried that the mine will swallow her home up. rachel levin, al jazeera, mexico city. >>> pulitzer board said sparking a debate between the united states, the government, and the award is vindication for whorve believes that the public has a role in gov

what happened to their missing loved ones well earlier we start or corresponded good to have mine hidden city and the gators this out. so many available so far we could from the chinese and implementation of the all star cushion. worship of the crop in the history of unpaid tickets in the busy signal. interesting that you do exactly the same frequency you spoke to a record of the so called oaks of the provision of about twelve hundred kilometers. what the playoffs. the chinese news agency should hold all the best studied for the crop to make the same area the globe review was granted a patent. though. that does justice to its due to the established whatever the clothes we headed to the sick boy shuffle wednesday to come on that in the australian forest while german chancellor under the magical says the european union is preparing to impose tougher sanctions on russia if it takes further steps to de stabilize ukraine. who was speaking at a gathering of her conservative christian democrat party have the european elections next month. the conservatives candidate for european commission president

people started mining here in the 1930s, and they were looking for material to build houses throughout the city far 900 mines have been discovered, but city officials have no idea how many actually exist. that's because the construction companies didn't keep records. this woman moved here 40 years ago, and she had no idea her home sits on top of a mine. >> translator: at first it was frightened but the engineers told me to trust them, because the mine is deep below the surface so nothing will happen. >> reporter: mines aren't the only threats below the surface. a broken suage pipe created this gaping hole. one of the main reasons why the service is so fragile in this city is because it is built on top of a huge week. the spaniards drained the water but left a complicated hydraulic system. workers work to cover up the mine. she says she still lies awake at night worrying that the mine would collapse and swallow her up. >>> now to an al jazeera america investigation. there is a small town that has been dubbed the most dangerous city in the united states. >> it was so real it was almost make belie

one minor remains missing the accident happened on april seven and a coal mine in changing city. t's up twenty two miners underground four miners managed to escape the seven people connected to the mine had been detained by police investigators believe the mind was flooded after an explosion in their online shops in the complicated layout of the mine had hampered search efforts. and new. in between them. i do. i put the eye the eye. ordered to serve one b is due to begin a week long visit to latin america this weekend this tour will take him to venezuela argentina and brazil. this first up is cuba which has just passed a new law aimed at attracting foreign investments are corresponded to the bottom of my cloths as this reports every morning thousands of cubans had to work on chinese built boxes. joyner is the island's second largest trading partner off to venezuela. providing everything from pasta is cost and ships to household electrical goods all on easy credit to us. john also provides technology and know how to polish all oil trading operations. so far there has been no major

restrictions could pollution become a couch the pollution and climate i think part of the mine in china's cities. people who want to carve their own often have to pay huge sums to register a car or they can get lucky. many cities use a lottery system to distribute permits. there is no told them just at the beijing motor show. german car maker's dined like bmw and audi are here presenting new models and hoping for a share of the lucrative markets essentially die ler. which is hoping to catch up with its rivals. he has inched be dealt in the coupon we came to the markedly itself would miss him but i have the impulse to critique our two competitors in china the injustice i have in many markets around the world about it so it may not happen with the new year will get there all excited about it german car makers might be concerned about china's restrictions on vehicle permits. they are confident that demand for cars and the premium segment remains strong. even if chinese drivers seem to be spending more time and traffic jams rather than actually going anywhere. now it's been twenty five years since t

mine. these bases are cities. there are a lot of people there. the military is doing their best to bring this sort of thing to an end. i wonder how much they can do. they are just people trying their hardest. even though it's a military base these terrible things happen. >> maybe they are doing too much in certain areas. there was a survivor of the 2009 shooting who spoke on fox earlier this week. >> we are trained to be able to operate these weapons and make good decisions with the weapons. guns don't kill people. people kill people. if you're allowed to carry the weapons on the base, that's a deterrent. >> he is saying one of those new restrictions that was imposed after 2009 was a mistake. the military should be able to carry more weapons on base. >> i think it will be time for a conversation about changing this policy. if anybody should be allowed to carry a gun, it seems someone on a military base should be. that seems to be the only thing that slows down or thwarts these horrible efforts. i reviewed an independent study of what happened at

then add to the need to change in the city's main mining capital of the country's identity in officeson msnbc chef of the amount of the two thousand eleven in a document and it means for strengthening trust and security. his condition is that the militants. what is not an elite as terence he asked about america's dominance location but also about the tasks set charges they make conclusions actions of the ukrainian on it at such a novel on the current conditions i think that the radio off false is by ukraine. he is on the up the national sobering tea. it's a national obligation. they have not cheated because the international alliance of you in all what he has. thats all what i did see. has he made the decision cycle off this offer and third ukraine was just not good if not managed to answer that question. any foreign state agency training but promised a friend that i was in a week deal announced emissions conclusion in ten days imagine an adult nine sided with the campaign to support ukrainian symbols genius can have a dentist who i again spent on station did not connect thing and tha

it's still unclear. >> let's go to the mining center of donetsk. that's where the cityuncil building has now been taken over by an armed group reported to be pro-russian. the bbc's david stern is there. i asked him what's happening. >> reporter: well, it's not particularly pro-russian as anti-government group. it's a group which is based in the second largest city in ukraine, the eastern city. they have taken over the first two floors of the city administration building. the mayor's building. and they are demanding that the -- the regions in the east be allowed to hold a referendum about extensive autonomy or possibly independence. it should be said that they are there, they are well armed and they're wearing masks. but people are allowed to come in and out of the building at will. there's more of an occupation than i guess you could say a seizure. >> i can see it's a beautiful day. spring is there, david. what about those political tensions behind the scenes in that critical part of the ukrainian industrial base, in the east of the country? >> reporter: nik, i have to

then add to the need to change in the city's main mining capital of the country's seventh year in officeinstalled in addition the scenes stuff and the amount of that it doesn't have them in a document of the means for strengthening trust and security. his condition is that the militants. what is not an elite estimates he asked about america's dominant location. some of the tasks set to start. they make good sense actions of the ukrainian on the second novel. the distance. i think that the radio off losses by ukraine is on the up the national sobering tea it's an actual vacation. i am not here because of an international alliance or union of what he has all but that's what i see he has eaten the decision cycle off and supper and turned to gray. just nodded. i managed to answer the question to any foreign state agency playing a promise to find the top of the week he will announce commission's conclusion in cantonese miniature adult decided to blog a campaign to support ukrainian symbol of the esteemed have a chance. i again sterilization did not match ukrainian threat to the geeky off to t

city of donetsk. they want to hold a referendum within a month on whether their region should be independent. protesters in luhansk are occupying the state security building and have planted land mines around it. residents of another eastern city are cleaning up after the occupation of a government building there. security forces moved in to take control, and they arrested dozens of protesters. government officials say the situation is stable, and they say they blocked the flow of money that financed the civil disobedience. leaders in kiev and western capitals have accused russian president vladimir putin of using his resources and agents to fan separatist flames. >> no one should be fooled, and believe me no one is fooled, by what could potentially be a contrived pretext for military intervention, just as we saw in crimea. >> reporter: putin sent in soldiers and moved to annex the ukrainian republic after crimeans voted in a referendum to join russia. western leaders have warned him to keep his hands off the rest of ukraine or face further sanctions. russian foreign minister sergey lavrov denies his country is involved in the unrest. he's urging ukraine's interim government to work

mine were born? never with these eyes. the city, the walls, the holy images of the gods, no. in my misery, i, the noblest man in thebes deprived myself of those when i condemned the offender, the one the gods had shown to be polluted. could i, when i had witnessed to my own uncleanness have looked these people in the eyes? never. if there was some way to block up the spring of hearing, i would have made this wretched body an impenetrable prison: blind, hearing nothing. there's happiness when our thinking is isolated from evil. oh, cithaeron, why did you shelter me? why did you not kill me on the spot? i should not pay every leave my birth to all men. oh, polybus, oh, corinth, my ancient ancestral home, as i thought, you brought me up to glorious promise and festering corruption. i am revealed a sinner, born of sinners. oh, crossroads, sheltered land, oak tree, narrow junction of free roads, soil which drank my father's-- my own blood, shed with my own hands. do you all recollect what you saw me do, what i went on to do on reaching thebes? oh, marriage, marriage, you gave me l

afraid of ukraine joining the e.u., saying that it could have a terrible impact on the city that lives basically on the mining industry. there's also deep distrust of the united states, and actually there is a big clockcard on this side of the square that says e.u., and u.s. butt out of ukraine. the message is clear here. there is an ultimatum that was sent by the authorities in kiev for today. people here do not seem to be too worried about it. as they say, negotiations are ongoing. >> that's the situation in lieu. let's go to moscow for the russian perspective. peter sharp joins us. are we about to see donetsk and luhansk join the russian federation? >> no, i don't think that is an option. crimea and ukraine are two separate invoice with different cultural intenties. crimea - there was no emotional tug involved farce ukraine is concerned. russia is keeping its options open. it has 40,000 troops along the boarder. so says n.a.t.o. it shows pictures yesterday. aircraft deployed. the authorities in kiev have been scrooup u louse in avoiding armed conflict. fighting with the separatists and of the pro-russian c

mine. these bases are cities. there are a lot of people there. the military is doing their best to bring this sort of thing to an end. i wonder how much they can do. they are just people trying their hardest. even though it's a military base these terrible things happen. >> maybe they are doing too much in certain areas. there was a survivor of the 2009 shooting who spoke on fox earlier this week. >> we are trained to be able to operate these weapons and make good decisions with the weapons. guns don't kill people. people kill people. if you're allowed to carry the weapons on the base, that's a deterrent. >> he is saying one of those new restrictions that was imposed after 2009 was a mistake. the military should be able to carry more weapons on base. >> i think it will be time for a conversation about changing this policy. if anybody should be allowed to carry a gun, it seems someone on a mitary base should be. that seems to be the only thing that slows down or thwarts these horrible efforts. i reviewed an independent study of what happened at th

regulations could bring out the life of the city, which is basically centered around the mining industry. that is what they want at the moment. we asked them about the deadline. they said they weren't worried too much because negotiations are ongoing directly with the government. they wouldn't tell us who, but they have been talking. in about an hour or so, we should hear more from them and their latest tradition. i have to say if the government decides to move into the area forcibly, it will be very risky, because there are a lot of people around this area who are supporting them. on this side... ..cook k, people are sleeping. there are mothers and wives here to support those inside. certainly it would be a very risky operation for the authorities in kiev. >> hoda abdel-hamid there painting the picture in lieu. that is the situation? eastern ukraine. let's go to peter sharp in moscow and the reaction. vladimir putin said he was not interested in further incursions. what is the rehabilitation in moscow with the pro-russian movement? >> well, russia has been studiously avoiding any encour

on the speaking russian even ukrainians there they mostly speak russian not in that city is dominated by coal mining and is controlled by many of the business and the jarring businessmen like the point of that we just mentioned question he went there as a negotiator talking to the separatists last night um what are the most important things about done yet is that it was the main story of the party of regions which is the party of ousted president again the context of the neocon richard was born in a city in a village not far from done yet. he studied in donetsk. he was the governor of donetsk in nineteen ninety seven before he became prime minister and president. the people there are very poor sovereignty is their main concern. they feel it seems like they don't really have someone that they can support during the presidential issues that are coming up after percent but still the leading candidates and it is not the other person you like to support so right now they are very concerned with poverty and they would like to see immediate results to their suffering right now and that is why it seems that

city child friendly. this was something we did with municipalities, police, citizens we have the best design and the best business minescome together and collaborate on making this city child friendly? what i'm going to share with you is three little snapshots. all the other than walking we have services closed down the door. some have it and some don't. have you open up the doors to our children. the busiest street for traffic and make it a playground for children. the first time i went and said, sir, i need this. no, madam. and said, no, want this. take back streets. i said, no. and the reason why i kept insisting, the fact that it had to be. one day in the month cannot the city's slow down and recognize that our children are important, that they have to be seen and heard and recognize as being creative and protagonist and wonderful. so you know, around our independent state in the 15th of august, it's a public holiday it will be no traffic on the road. it's such a big hit. and they recognize it. it's so wonderful. now six years down the city now takes this story when they are presented to the world. they have the su

city just not doing it here. and, that raises a lot of questions in mine mind. i know russ really has his own agenda to attend to. as do many people in this city who pursue identity issues and ignore the problems of class that poverty is the chief cause of most of our troubles. a rich class that exploits before. it's interesting to hear about this talk about city streets and twitter and there is people walking down the streets giving tourists on the streets saying things are getting better. i see people dying and i know the police have too. i would like to see that bus stop across the street at jones disappear. it's awful. i don't know why they are there. i hope people ask more questions about the problems with class in this city and the problems they are causing people. ask why chief sur doesn't pursue justiceo help better in the tenderloin. thank you. >> good evening, my condolences to alex family. my condolences also to the officers involved. if you think killing people is fun. i was in the military, it's not fun. as far as i want to a test to your credibility

. >> why does fbi not give me more for me to be convinced these two nephews of mine committed these kind of across citiest be taken lightly. convince me. >> that's the aunt. >> somebody clearly framed them. i am scared for my son for his life. they should arrest him, bring him alive, alive. >> you can only hope his son son sees that and turns himself in so he can remain alive, because otherwise this may not end well. >> they have three hours worth of daylight. >> you have state troopers and national guard men doing that door to door search. the government cannot tell these people when it will end? it will only end when they low date tsarnaev or find out he went through. >> we are asking the public to remain vigilant. >> there is still a very, very dangerous individual at large. >> we have pretty much covered the four quadrants. you can't keep a community on lock down for long. >> he had slipped the perimeter but only a little bit. they have a boat with blood on it and believe someone is on the boat. >> he knew the strap had been done before. he went up to the boat and saw blood in the boat and then saw a

city. >> the smart car and this is linkedin people's mine but we only have owned this for six months but you get negative comments. >> others believe they targeted because they are small can easy to tip over. this was overturned in vancouver in 2011. >> hard to believe it is it will early april. >> a rebound from where we were with the rain for about ten days. here is live doppler 7 hd, it is dry this o and a few low clouds along the coast and high clouds starting to roll in and we are city going to have a prosecute of sunshine today and a high u.v. index so you forgot the sunscreen yesterday and working outside a little red today better fine something stronger. mold spores are moderate and grass and weed pollen are low but the tremendous pollen will get you today in the high category. the next 12 hours we have fog along the coast and otherwise it is sunny by 7:00, and the sun is coming up at 15 minutes before then and we will be in the mid-50's to 60 so mild this morning and as we head through noon we will have high clouds and sunshine and mid-60's at the coast and low-to-mid 70's for b

that end of the country's population the raw representatives of almost all major cities and towns over the base region the mine workers and employees of the region's new words enterprises and each region ball wide and low base and eleven storey building. we are for social justice the creation of a republican means drastic changes in the way our territory is organized. we are forty quality of languages. we are against the repression of the majority of the nationalist minority. on one hundred and seventy million dollars due in less than one hundred and fifty new and turns. all the mines and enterprises in the nets are prosperous. when i was in edmonton with the intention it's nice. niÑo conditions with the site was licensed in encouraging residents to have to answer and confront him he told ukraine's presidential election the sign. i want to hear county romanesque the rain graham phillips isn't the downpour tea following the operation against the protesters occupying government buildings there now he describes the atmosphere the area as high a weak hands for casters are reinforcing barricades near the occupied b

both cities precious stones or mining greek islands in russia australia and canada after extraction the diamonds are sort of presence and sent for sale the majority of the stones are sold and diamond exchange is the number of which after the opening of the south american exchange increased to twenty nine the aye aye aye aye aye aye aye. ben. in name . all. the situated on the base too close to india is an immediate region called the sentence of the country im a nice addition business units in defeat. you evil step for him to come to peek in and of god is one such outfit. muhammad died john and me when she will be dumped in different religions dollars units in nineteen ninety two. today it is a must as a buffet example of community harmony and travel its success again the uncommitted to harmony among was best for me jump and interesting. nobody who has the effect of denying be considered them busy. she will be a shame that combo that was of the season with dom and sub humans being gone off on them. my body didn't they played ddr them into one of them. is it that you are interested. then

. >> in american cities a crowd of illiterate peasants freshly raked from irish bongs or bohemian mines may exercise virtual control. the vote of a single tenement house managed by a professional politician will neutralize the vote of an entire street of well-to-do citizens. >> tammany, of course would take that complaint as a compliment. [laughter] how do they do snit how do these peasants from the mines, from the robber nests, how do they exercise such power in is city of such conspicuous wealth and privilege? they did it through organization. they did it through tammany which is why reformers like dr. white and others so loathe the machine. it empowered those considered unworthy of power and indeed, unworthy of the vote. the president of yale university, dwight woolsey made it clear what he thought of tammany's voters. >> none who do not own property should not vote for representatives who lay taxes on property. the mass of city proletarians ought to be excluded from the polls. >> now tammany had a very different view of democracy. he encouraged people to vote. a lot. [laughter] some

thinks this is incredible and i want to add my congratulations to the city and state and good friends of jon stewart and i want to thank mine staff brian who unfortunately wouldn't be her today. but most importantly i want to congratulate the resident of hunters view i know from the past of cutting ribbons how important and life changing a project like this can be public utilities i'm sure i've been reading a lot of stories and hearing about the high cost of housing in the united states particle san francisco i think the new york times talked about this there's no deity. i have less support from the government because of budget we finance projects all over the united states and there isn't a city in the united states that don't more to help residence particularly in the protecting than the city and county of san francisco. you have a lot to be proud of you want to congratulate you for a fantastic project and thank you for inviting me here today. >> you all doing all right. the next speakers with one of our partners in crime he and i worked tireless also ferry the sf project i'd like to invite rich from the enterprise partne

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mine. she does not face any charges yet. >> oo the city of boston waking up to a somber remembrance today. it marks the one year anniversary of the tragic marathon bombing. emotional contribute are planned as the tribute looks ban on the year of recovery. we are live from boston on more of what is planned for the day. >> it will be a very emotional day in boston. a day to remember the victims of tribute to celebrate the survivors and remember those who died in the bombings. it was one year ago today two pressure cooker bombs went off shrapnel inside about four hours after the marathon began. three were killed during the bombings. more than 260 were injured and at least 16 people lost limbs. the victims who died, the youngest 8-year-old martin richard, 29-year-old crystal campbell and 29-year-old lindsay lieu. days later while the suspects were trying to escape t shawn collier was shot and killed. today there will be a moment of silence at the finish line and memorial service indoors with several guest speakers such as survivors, politicians, including vice president joe biden. this year's

off the record discussions that they are actually backing away from making very day caps are mine into the city have their will too nasty we have this thing called emission of water which basically lines up the cost to get a lot to my we haven't seen yet the government's new atmosphere this budget which will stay with a city push. essentially powers by geology or whether they're more flexible and actually recognise that that would be a dangerous thing to do ok well let me ask you now just going back for a little bit australia has grown for almost a quarter century now without a recession and some look back at the austerity measures in introduced by bob hawke and paul keating the governments in eighty six and eighty seven which was stored the budget to surplus as the turning point for the economy looked to that government as a reformist government similar to say you know reagan in the united states with that or in the u.k. and they say the results were good for the long term of australia how do you feel about the. police to secure points they really want peace is the austerity measures which wer

and today they still think the wrong group resent it is of almost all major cities and towns whole face region they see mine workers and employees of the region's numerous factories and enterprises and each region pi's its. floor and they sell eleven story building we are for social justice the creation of a republic means drastic changes in the way our territories organized we are forty quality of languages we are against the oppression of the majority by the nationalist minority but there's been that's great sounds about four hundred seventy million dollars to kiev and less than one hundred fifty million returns all the mines and enterprises in the nets are prosperous illinois in the midlands in the region if she doesn't mind that she going to declare the function the incentives to move national team on don't ask for a. russia's foreign minister on the us secretary of state the scuffs the crisis in a phone conversation earlier john kerry once again playing moscow for the recent escalation in ukraine demanding that russia clear ice of the scythe east surrogate lover offer it's his counterpart to provide ev

population and today's building the wrong brick presenting tubes of almost all major cities and towns face region they see mine workers and employees of the region's numerous factories and enterprises and each region pi's its floor in base and eleven story building we are for social justice the creation of a republic means drastic changes in the way our territories organized we are forty quality of languages we are against the oppression of the majority by the nationalist minority but there's been that screeching sounds about four hundred seventy million dollars to kiev and less than one hundred fifty million returns all the mines and enterprises in the nets are prosperous. in the middle men do in the region certainties doesn't mean that he didn't have to declare the solution is to move notional teeth on don't ask for a pool now nato secretary general says he is alarmed about the escalation of the situation in eastern ukraine and of calling on russia to pull back its troops including special forces from near the iranian border we spoke with an activist who says that claims of a russian hand stirring up trouble

today these building the wrong brick presenting tubes of almost all major cities and towns although they stringent they see mine workers and employees of the region's numerous factories and enterprises and each region. who are in base and eleven story building we are for social justice the creation of a republic means drastic changes in the way our territory is organized we are forty quality of languages we are against the oppression of the majority by the nationalist minority which has been that screeching sounds about four hundred seventy million dollars to kiev and less than one hundred fifty million returns all the mines and enterprise. and that's our prosperous organizing diminishment in the region is she teaches in mind that she didn't need to claim the philippines you know sheltie from donetsk. russia's foreign minister and the u.s. secretary of state discussed the crisis in a phone conversation earlier john kerry once again blame moscow for the recent escalation in ukraine demanding that russia clear out of the scythe east surrogate lover off urged his counterpart to provide evidence to support the alle

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