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became the first foreign t.v. crew to get to the area since the start of the siege and spoke to some of the survivors. is just a twenty minute drive from damascus but the highway runs through an area firmly under rebel control so instead we take a newly created pass driving through high mounds of sand and piles of old tires the army uses to shoot its convoys from the tanks it's maybe longer but it's a safer route now my government offices told us that last december was attacked by militants from a kite and in crude and the free syrian army. stormed into the city and they kept the civilians in their buildings using them as human shields which made our mission very difficult this is why it takes so long we want to avoid civilian losses. they're actually to address the old town are the real blood and the work is house and complex nearby a drama lear both and i'll besieged like a dog whistle of another when maybe some bankers here to separate other are by large and out room aliya and to prevent the militants uniting. these

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for asked for in t.v. crew to film in their area since it was taken. to the south of the ukrainian president agrees the last part of a peace deal to end violence in kiev the demonstrators refused to leave the barricade saying is still not enough we'll be live in kiev shortly. and a homeless superhero brings new hope to a down and down report on how a comic book strip is giving an address at the national lifeline. international news live from moscow you international with me you know thanks for joining us. the chinks of daylight breaking through in syria peace talks international mediator locked our brain is said negotiations between the government and opposition are finally seeing some progress but at the same time washington says it's worried about new threats emerging from syria with terrorism being only one of them the u.s. national intelligence chief warned moscow is is still capable of producing biological weapons despite the current proces of design moment. as the details. the u.s. director of national intelligence claims that syria has not succe

impossible to verify i'm however thousands have been displaced as the government continues its siege t.v. crew was the first foreign team to get to the area where we have financial reports . address is just a twenty minute drive from damascus but the highway runs through an area firmly under rebel control so instead we take a newly created pass driving through high mountains of sand and piles of old tires the army uses to shoot its convoys from a tanks it's maybe longer but it's a safer route. where the first foray into vickery to get this close to address after the siege began a month ago it's still not clear exactly what happened in this industrial city last december back then reports emerged of numerous killings and violence after alger was attacked by militants belonging to al-qaeda linked groups and the free syrian army. they stormed into the city and they kept the civilians in their buildings using them as human shields which made our mission very difficult this is why it takes so long we want to avoid civilian losses. to reported allegations the dozens of civilians had been executed tha

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t.v. today i'm sure. most demanding an explanation from senegal over the seizure of a russian trawler the crew of the ship says it was an organized operation carried out with the government's knowledge vessels detained on saturday off the coast of getting senegalese officials claim it was fishing illegally but the ship has since been inspected apparently no evidence has been provided of that approve sixty two russians and twenty others from still on board their passports have been confiscated. other top stories in brief key members of the western backed syrian opposition are in turkey to decide on their participation or not in the geneva two peace conference but they were stopping almost three years of bloodshed in syria last week another influential group the syrian national council reiterated their refusal to take part in the talks of infighting between al-qaeda linked extremists and other rebel groups of left dozens dead in eastern syria. so that president omar bashir is in the south sudan for talks with his counterpart in ending the bloodshed currently in the country this is fierce fighting continues

t.v. screens and that will produce a lot of advertising revenues and that in itself may finance future missions and sending more crews to mars but. i heard that you're comparing it to people watching nail armstrong for example but i i wonder if you understand that the media environment and people's watching habits have. changed significantly and in the current news environment there's hardly any news event that can keep people interested for a week. let alone months or years don't you think that your overestimating the. sustainability of interest that people may have in this project or media revenues are one of the source of revenue so that we will be tapping into but not certainly not the only one media. and the. de mint has changed but was that what has not changed is the value of unique content or actually what has increased dramatically in the last years is to value if you need content if you look at the revenue numbers from broadcasting nights for the olympic games from the world soccer cup these kinds of unique events have dramatically risen in value in the last couple of years but even saw i mean those events