political expert and answering chief of the analytical slovo magazine victim living says the terrorists behind that time had a bigger agenda than just wreaking havoc among the people what we're dealing here with is i think a sustained and determined effort on the part of some to create political instability. on the eve of the. presidential and parliamentary elections to which russia is moving very fast. and i think that this is impossible without money and assistance from from outside of russia. all schools and kindergartens are also evacuated and logic afghans after a telephone warning claimed one of them would be bombed and three more times you know the really nervous thing is h s s as the day's events show the terrorists have been awaiting to seize the opportunity. he wants to keep up with i think terrorists want to seek revenge for the beslan school siege during this year's commemoration events the security forces were on high alert so no terrorist acts were carried out now security measures have been slightly weakened the terrorists protect people i'm almost sure that extremists ar

and later on our tour we're going to speak with special guest victor linnik editor in chief of the slovo newspaper and we'll bring you that interview as it becomes available first though president obama is pushing forward plans to double the u.s. exports in the next five years a move that could generate up to two million jobs the proposal to help america's troubled economy comes amid claims of the country is recovering from the global financial crisis but with poverty among the working population at a fifty year high millions of americans are still fighting to get by. welcome to silk city. this once was what the industrial revolution looked like in the united states. now this is what poverty looks like in this town more than twenty percent are poor more than seventeen percent unemployed it means for many here ninety m. is a time to go to work now and that is just the think it's time to head to the food pantry for charity. they are low income folks are some of them have been unemployed for almost two years is what we're seeing but on average it's the underemployed. there are people who ca

political expert and editor in chief of the analytical slovo magazine victor legs says the terrorist behind the attack had a bigger agenda than just wreaking havoc among the people. what we're dealing here with is i think a sustained and determined effort on the part of some to create political instability. on the eve of. the presidential and parliamentary elections to which russia is moving very fast. and i think that this is impossible without money and assistance from outside of russia. and recapping our top story again at least seventeen people have been killed in a car bombing at a market in the southern russian city of lot of cars a suicide bombers are believed to have carried out the attack that also injured more than one hundred it's not the first time markets in the capital of russia's volatile republic of north a setia have been targeted by terrorists the first and deadliest attack happened in the central market about a cough cause in march one thousand nine hundred nine that claimed fifty two lives and left more than one hundred injured a year later a car bombing in the sa

well political expert and editor in chief medical slovo magazine victoria linnik says the terrorists behind the attack had a bigger agenda than just wreaking havoc among the people. what we're dealing here with is i think a sustained and determined effort on the part of some to create political instability. on the eve of the. presidential and parliamentary elections to which russia is moving very fast. and i think that this is impossible without money hondo systems from from outside of russia. now in other news today serbia is dropping a challenge to kosovo's independence at the united nations belgrade's remove the section of a un resolution the cold kosovo secession unacceptable the moves being seen as a way of boosting the balkan nations hopes of joining the e.u. now to discuss the implications of this compromise when i was joined by author diana johnstone live from paris diana hello so serbia has removed the harshest language from its resolution but what did they leave in. well first of all i don't think the original language was all that harsh it's simply. stated something a prin