in the old city center. but a lot of people who legally tourists feel themselves criminalized by the current criticism like elizabeth us who runs a blog on the subject she lets her own flat and those of friends. thesea never left the front row and i thought i think i'm a subtle soft on em but i think i meant i think went up a cent i laughed but i saw an ounce. of the end of the line and i think i saw more headaches does occur but i'm not certain what you care about i mean. the percent that a percent or not but to me that math. prevent or percent that one up they can buy hey not of me that any of you that i would add a media funny advocate join up well that when guests arrive elizabeth cosigning us always meets them personally she explains where to put the garbage what's permitted in the build. forty year old elizabeth applied for her letters license years ago it would no longer be possible in her area she sees the city's controls a step in the wrong direction and out of. the molasses yeah but and they. are go

bossa luna is also stealing itself in the early morning. three unique cities in europe with one problem the skidding would all the time. it would have but yes you know what that that benny hill. that's not so many things that you put it yeah. i did a city didn't like the quotes but coldplay insists canoe with colds of tourists every day the whole year round the peak season in some cities in europe results in the state of emergency. at all it's a couple of the best have became national get out. of the sheer. place a couple stories on the. local residents suffer from the mass of this it's because they feel pushed out robbed of their own city carried by noise and simply swamped by fun too many visitors. tourism is going beyond all doubt it's not just in venice but the locals are not giving up without a fight but i guess the photo is but again a real moment. and get to show us how. you feel. city tourism in europe is booming as never before fueled by aggressive price dumping budget flights and the sharing economy trend which offers cheap accommodation worldwide. h

people who live in the city tend to care more about the city. and the mayor and i we drove around the city, and we could see all the vacant homes. probably 60,000 vacant homes. this takes a long term process to remedy the situation. that's been going on for 60, 70 years. more than 50 years. it's going to take us sometime to do what we have to do to change in. >> my old neighborhood was already going down 50 years ago. it gos worse. particularly during the 80s with the crack cocaine. but nobody is going to turn this thing around -- also by the way stuff like the industrialization. autofactories moving out. this has been going on since the 50s. >> the drug problem was so critical to our city and probably a lot of cities. but because detroit was not like most cities that have so many high-rises. we had single homes. the drug problems caused us to be one point the murder capital of the world. caused us to lose a number of police people. and other people. and so we had to have a true renaissance of people that's concerned not only about the city and p

in the old city center . but a lot of people who let the tourists feel themselves criminalise by the current criticism like elizabeth cocytus who runs a blog on the subject she lets her own flat and those of friends. and they're left at the front row and i thought i think i'm a subtle soft on em but i think i meant i think went up a cent i laughed at sundance case i saw the end of the line and i think i saw more headaches. but i'm not certain why you care but i mean. the percent that are present that all know better than me that math. prevent or percent that one up in math make a. by he not of me that need be that level of alchemy b.f. i mean he had put up well that when guests arrived elizabeth cosigning us always meets them personally she explains with put the gum permitted in the building the. forty year old elizabeth applied for her letters license years ago it would no longer be possible in her area she sees the city's controls as a step in the wrong direction and out of. the molasses yeah but and they. w

and you'll notice that the red is at the city center, the core of the city. and so the government started to promote by giving loans and incentivizing in other way development at the fringes of the city. which happened at the expense of the city center. and it also began the process of associating inner cities, city centers as the neighborhoods of decline and similarly, that those neighborhoods of decline were the neighborhoods in which african-americans disproportionately lived. and these ideas would become linked in a way that was hard to -- that would be hard to untangle for a very long time. following up on the homeowners loan corporation, another even bigger and more important new deal program known as the fha, the federal housing administration, which becomes a huge part of the post-war suburban boom that incentivizes suburban building by making home loans much more affordable and goes even further than the holc in providing insuring private loans that will provide very long-term loans with very little down payments, often less than 10% was needed. and t

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the move rule the appearance of the city. to stop. becoming a camping site stewards point out the rules to tourists. but i think that yeah because that's a bunch of it up if i can just about the venice is most famous square dates from the ninth century historic site for great state ceremonies and festivals visitors should respect that. yes. it was time that we put in where that a head i. washed the feet but it bent down the bournemouth though it's not that big by. somebody at it how could i go back that way because it's not that big by say that had to go back to the plate and not feeding the pigeons in the square is also strictly forbidden the birds droppings damage the buildings facades all fall to the bed it's not allowed thank. elfie be helpful at this if i meet then you can receive a fine a losing battle the work of the law enforces reflects then this is fundamental problem with tourism there are just too many visitors and once they leave after a few hours the city faces its next major challenge. that. tourists leave behin

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crowds of tourists disrupt the city's economic and social life. for this on the celestial was such a traditional style you son nas sometime soon as we finally saw a school. while the city's tried desperately not to collapse all powerful corporations collect the profit of what goes up will probably go up on the dole coffee cup at home in the bushes up the on saabs knock up the supposed to mean a. lot. as a tourist phobia will fail fall into an identity. i. come back here with. some breaking news because syria's president bashar assad has congratulated the country's military on breaking islamic states three year long siege in eastern syria government forces did manage to fight their way into the city and link up with the brigade there that were trapped has more on this now we're also getting some reaction see from the russian defense ministry what they say yes andrew this is very important this is the confirmation from the washing army that the blockade of sore that's been in place for some three years is over i'm just going to read you some of the l

the war. our city played an important role and continues to. our guide on the journey will be kevin fitzpatrick who's writen the explorer's guide and the round table. his latest book is "world war i new york, a guide to our city's enduring tie to the great war." that book is for sale in our museum store and kevin will be in the great hall after the program to sign books and answer your questions. now besides being an author, he does an awful lot of stuff. kevin is a world war i reenaker and a new york city tour guide. he's also a member of the world war i centennial commission for new york city. please welcome kevin fitzpatri k fitzpatrick. [ applause ] >> thanks, kathleen. thank you so much. i want to thank the new york historical society for inviting me tonight and to congratulate you on the fantastic world war i beyond the trenches. thank you for attending tonight. of my seven books that are all tied into new york city in some way, this is if first one to challenged me explore all five boroug boroug

in or out of the city it was a dangerous helicopter trip. thank you thank. them and they need to come see you home so when he's in new. york. the situation seemed hopeless until now lease is the final chapter of the battle of the elam. the syrian military have broken the siege they have reached a defended taking thousands of square kilometers from isis in brutal battles few could have predicted that the syrian military would reach their resort in such a short time but evidence again that isis in syria is crumbling while isis is on the retreat fold it will be plenty of brutal battles ahead but this is a turning point by breaking the siege of data the syrian government has won one of its most significant victories during the civil war reportedly isis put up resistance as the syrian military approached the city sent more than fifty suicide car bombs in order to impede the advancing military units russian air force had to carry out hundreds of air strikes on isis targets their intrenchments their bases as well as ball making factories and weapons factories more t

the highest possible use . working people see that cities grow when a service the people of the city. think the urban growth machine as dominated urban policy first in its conservative 19 30's,the 1920's, 1940's when it was over racism dominated land use in the u.s., then it went into a more liberal face with the urban renewal programs of the 1950's and 1960's, then into a neoliberalism over the last 30 years which privatize as governments, seeks to privatize government, drive down wages, from to push the port out the cities and into the suburbs along the european model. the urban growth machine has had these different stages. ,hat happens in the beginning after the great recession and after occupy, is that a whole new host of leaders came to office who seek a different way of governing cities. i think that is the point i try to make in the book. it is not just de blasio in one city or two cities, but a movement that has begun to develop in america and that the cities are the only hope right now for progressive governance in america. because the states, for the most part, are conserva

in addition the city is no longer issuing licenses for hotels and holiday apartments in the old city center. but a lot of people who are not legal to tourists feel themselves criminalise by the current criticism like elizabeth us who runs a block home so she lets her own flat and those who friend. thesea and they're left at the front row and i thought i think i know something soft and him and i think i'm investing when i saw an ounce i saw the end of the line and i thought he had x. . but i'm not certain what i mean. or not but to me that math. prevented descent that one. out of me that need be that level of alchemy to get george up oil that when guests arrive elizabeth cosigned house always meets them personally she explains where to put the gum what's permitted in the building the. forty year old elizabeth applied for her letters license years ago it would no longer be possible in her she's to use the city's controls so this is a step in the wrong direction and out of the idea that at the moment i suppose yeah but i and they are. going to what i said i think that there you have a ho

have you with us and the syrian army says it has a broken islamic states blockade of an air base in the city of dare as or. the syrian army managed to breach the siege over the military airports here in dayton but let me fantasize something that civilians and syrians all over syria are so had be and they consider it as a moment of triumph on the way to defeat as a leader over this this this soil of the country if you are talking about the military operations state run media reported today that the military operations started by the forces into cemetery in the south was the don't result link with forces holding the airplanes of the airports and it's all to mention that this is of course the fairest meeting between these forces within nine months important information i have to mention that this comes only a few days off toward russia back forces managed to break the siege over the it was the initial areas here in there's still. some analysts and observers believe that this is would be and maintaining bones in the war against bolton's goal is to liberate all that is the initial areas that are

in film noir, the american city is dark, and anonymous, and frightening. hat they seem. you can trust no—one. everyone is out for themselves. it is no place for the innocent. yes, i know, i'm... i'm being foolish. in doa, dead on arrival, frank bigelow makes the mistake of leaving his small home town and his girlfriend for a sneaky vacation in san francisco. within hours, he has been fatally poisoned, and is tearing around the city trying to find his killer. i'm adam smith, a historian of america, and in this programme, i'm going to investigate what film noir, and its sharp contrast between corrupt city and innocent small town, can tell us about america today. after 1945, americans moved to the cities, and especially the booming suburbs, in huge numbers. many of them found what they were looking for, but there was also this sense that they had lost the sense of the community they had had in the small towns they'd left behind. so film noir is not only about the city. it also plays on the contrast with the small town. against this innocent background, the dod

in the old city center. but a lot of people who legally tourists feel themselves criminalized by the current criticism like elizabeth us who runs a bloke on the soap she lets her own flat and those of friend. thesea left at the front row and i thought i think i'm a subtle self the name i think i meant i think went up a cent i laughed but i saw an ounce. of the end of the line even headaches. but i'm not certain what i mean. the percent that a percent or not but to me that math. prevented descent that went up. by he not of me that need be that level of alchemy b.f.r. me out but get george up oil oil oil that when guests arrive elizabeth cosigning us always meets them personally she explains where to put the garbage what's permitted in the building the. forty year old elizabeth applied for her letters license years ago it would no longer be possible in her area she sees the city's controls as a step in the wrong direction and out of the idea that the more lossless yeah but and then. why does that kind of what i

jobs in the city's auto industr are up 31% since 2010. asked four journalists, all residents of detroit, to share their perspectives on the motor city today. chastity pratt dawsey, urban affairs reporter for bridge magazine. she covers politics and education. keith owens, senior editor for the michigan chronicle, is also a former reporter for the detroit free press. lester graham, hosts a radio program "stateside" on michigan radio. and laura herberg, the community reporter for detroit's wdet fm. her beat includes housing issues in detroit. they all contrib detroit journalism collaborative . one of the challenges i think in a city like detroit is your both the cheerleader for the city right? you want a great city to succ to all the data points and some of those data points in the city are terrible. keith owens: just like members of your own family i mean you love them but you know 'em. i think it's the same thing wh detroit, we know the city, we know exactly what the statistics say, we could rattle statistics on forever about what the cri

the. city tourism in europe is booming there's never been fool fuel by aggressive price dumping budget flights and the sharing economy trend which office cheap accommodation. all the authorities dealing with the onslaught in one post so i could not really could i would even buy you know because i mean these are going to the nationals guess what is the combining going up it. the only check a tip if is should the rest proceed to the city as an expanding business model with customers instead of this it has but how many tourists can a travel destination cope with without losing its identity its all them to city and does the enterprise end up in profit is that you up your baby call or the two dick will appear at the get out on of course and all that. just. changed on me only the end of the day the. empty city coffers despite must tourism so what happens to all the money brought by the millions of visitors that is imagine that you're the man until that one at that at that is the guy that's will have

ports just a few districts remain to be liberated in the city has been besieged by terrorists for three years. russia's new appointed ambassador to the united states meets with the american president in washington we look at what challenges the diplomat is likely to face. in an exclusive interview given twenty germany's foreign minister suggests that sanctions against russia could be lifted if a proper truce in eastern ukraine is established. thanks for joining us my name is you're watching international. the syrian army says that it has broken islamic states blockade of the military airport in the city of. the latest pictures we've been getting from the ground. her. let's get a date from the location in question we're joined on the line of a local journalist yana merchant she's in there is the yama take us through the wall situation like there now. good evening meal good evening ladies and gentlemen yes finally the syrian army managed to break the siege over the military airports here in dayton but let me fantasize something that civilians and syrians all over syria are so had be and t

parks in the inner city. sign says it all or should i say what's below the sign at this state beach in san mateo county i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (pam) san mateo county beaches have been called paradise... locals and tourists come from all over to enjoy the beauty, the wildlife and the fresh air. (steve)it's also a great place to whale watch during the fall migration .... but there is a serious problem with this beach that is a concern for vistors and an embarrasments for locals. this was supposed to be paradise but coming from atlanta this is worse than some of the city parks in the inner city.despite the pack it in pack it out no garbage collection sign in this area what's below the sign and around the state beach says everything. welcome to grey whale cove state beach in half moon bay, an area which offers spectacular views of the pacific ocean and from up above fires are not permitted, yet this empty box of firewood is an indication that rule is ignored and they buried ther

the operation to force the terrorists out of the city reaches its final phase. of the u.s. meets president we'll look at the challenges the diplomats will face. and germany's foreign minister. could be lifted the troops. are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our thomas have with us now the syrian army says it has broken islamic states blockade of an air base in the city of. the syrian army managed to break the siege over the military airports here in de desert but let me fantasize something that civilians and syrians all over syria are so had be and they consider it as a moment of triumph on the way to defeat as a leader over this this this soil of the country if you are talking about the military operations state run media reported today that the military operations started by the forces into cemetery in the south was the don't result link with forces holding the airplanes of the air boats. it's all to mention that this is of course the fairest meeting between these forces within nine months and what if their mission i have to mention that this comes onl

enjoy the spectacle. part of city day celebrations new parks also been opened so we are just told it's the first major new park in moscow for fifty years as part of the myth putin's initiative was built on the site of a vast soviet era hotel which was pulled down in the early two thousand the president visited the new facility so there was artie's a libertarian as he went to see what's in store. would you believe that i'm in the middle of a typical russian forest well the trees around me will tell you that it is quite possible but actually i'm just a few hundred metres away from the domes on red square. in moscow's brand new park. the history of the place is really complicated for centuries this area was a bustling city water with narrow but busy streets until what is basically the core of moscow's old town was completely demolished in the soviet times what they build here was a real lot on the city landscape hotel. which was basically a massive box of concrete and steel then finally in two thousand and four they real

breached islamic states blockade of dares or airport just a few districts remain to be liberated in the city siege by terrorists for years. russia's newly appointed ambassador to the u.s. meets the american president of washington we look at what challenges the diplomat is likely to face. and in an exclusive interview with r.t. germany's foreign minister suggested sanctions against russia could be lifted if a proper truce in eastern ukraine is established. very good evening to you my name is the harvey your watching r.t. international. the syrian army says that it has broken islamic states blockade of the military airport in the city of dare resort here are the latest pictures we've been getting from the ground. as a result of this advance the syrian arab army was able to join forces with troops stationed at the airport for the first time in nine months the latest advance of the russian backed forces came days after they ended up missiles hold on a residential district in the city the end of the three year long siege of their resort is considered a major breakthrough in the recent anti eisel

it's all about the cost of this parade. oakland cityofficials sent the team a bill for more than a million bucks. some of the costs are actually left over costs from the 2015 parade which came as a surprise to the warriors. the warriors said they would happily pay for this year's parade, but they contend the bill they got from the city is roughly three times more than they were originally told. so, the two sides are working toward an agreement. they'll work it out here. >> hopefully. >> okay, the giants with a little history. we'll tell you what happened with their second base man. stay with us. well well well, what have we here? a whole new place that's lookin' to get scared! with bats...and ghouls...and cars in disguise. i've cast quite a spell now...you won't believe your eyes! (laughter) the spell is cast. now halloween time is more spook-tacular than ever because it's in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see y

that will continue in every neighborhood from the inner city to outside of the inner city. at's door to door. the leelectricity grid for example, we now have less than 35,000 house holds without electricity. most of the stores are starting to open. tr transit system has start the. even the zoo is opening up today. we are providing some immediate assistance to beaumont, which is our sister city right down the street. so in the region, there is a dire need. there's still many rescues in the region. but for -- with regards to the city of houston, we are starting to move into the recovery phase. with the number of rescues dramatically down. >> flr stood. so you're feeling is that the people who were in danger in houston, the city proper, you're feeling is that those who needed to be rescued have been and it's now safe to move into the recovery phase. i just want to ask you now, mayor, a week out, now that you have seen everything that's happened over the course of this week, is there anything that you wish that you had done differently during the course of this? >> for the city

the glory of their deeds. this is also in new york city. inside the chapel are stained-glass windows made in new york by heineken and smith. these are army divisions. you can see the first, the fighting first on the left side from governors island. in the center is the yankee division, the 26th, and the new york division, the 77th. another there see stained-glass window is one in , columbia in the journalism school. that is a stained-glass window of the statue of liberty, same artist, same craftsmen. when i lead to tours of the city of the city i say the war is all , around us. york avenue is not named for the duke of york. it is named for alvin york. in brooklyn, avenue q, that is quentin roosevelt, the 99th anniversary of his death coming. -- of his death. in staten island, victory boulevard, it is that victory over germany. unlike the dunkirk movie, i will not drop you into everything. i will tell you how we got to where we are. here is world war i 101. wife onduke and his june 20, 1914 started the first european more and more than 100 ye

the devastated current not only for the city but old childhood florida. switching gears now at least three hundred thousand rohingya muslims have fled meum are over the past two weeks this according to the united nations refugee say the military has burned down their villages although the government denies this. it. was. i was bleeding and could not even lift my hand i had to find a stick. i will be with the people who came here after breaching here i was taken to the hospital. was. a military crackdown has dealt a blow to the reputation of the country's de facto leader on song suu kyi previously earned a global respect for campaigning for democracy and it won the nobel prize for her nonviolent struggle for human rights officials around the world have called for her to be stripped of that prize however the nobel committee says it cannot be revoked and here is a look at how the prestigious award is sometimes accused of being politically motivated. the nobel peace prize is supposed to honor those who have done the most for fraternity between nations their bu

port just a few districts are vying to be liberated in the city that's been besieged by terrorists for three years. but his newly appointed ambassador to the u.s. meets with the american presidents in washington we look at what challenges the diplomat is likely to face. in an exclusive interview given to want to see germany's foreign minister suggest sanctions against russia could be lifted if a proper truce in eastern ukraine is established. you're watching international. the syrian army says that it has broken islamic states blockade of the military airport in the city of dera zor here the latest pictures from the ground. the syrian army managed to break the siege over the military airports here in dayton but let me fans say something the civilians and syrians all over syria are so had be and they consider it as a moment of triumph on the way to defeat as a leader over these there's this soil of the country. if you are talking about the military operations state run media reported today that the military operations started by the forces into cemetery in the south was the don't result

entire episode of the syrian army reaching the city of breaking the. isis forces dias forces you know from this base and you know no real resistance is a huge turning point in a sense because suddenly this sort of fearsome enemy you know the battlefield is not able to. you know. in a sense incredible. how do you say. operation the forces that had been separated from the main city about months ago are now liberated they've been through terrible ordeal themselves as well. forces are pretty much those are the three major inside the city are pretty much trapped between the advancing syrian forces river and so liberating the city itself shouldn't really take much that. is new on bus the to the u.s. has taken office at a time of strained relations between the countries and italy on top of presented his credentials to president trump in the oval office samir khan reports now on the challenges that the new us there will face well a much anticipated meeting between russia's recently appointed ambassador to the u.s. and u.s. president donald trump has taken plac

these two are ambassadors for the city. gler and the other a gymnast and together they became a social media sensation with their urban acrobatic antics. we tried to put ljubljana on the map with our videos. you can imagine us running ina with our videos. you can imagine us running in a circle onboard, we would run a building. and you've done that? yeah. they have good reason to keep the city centre, which doubles as the performance space, speak and span and they've been part of the efforts to keep it that way. cheering thank you! the whole of slovenia is cleaned up and the river, they have divers. and you've taken a big part in those campaigns? yeah. we try to help. we are strong, so we list all of the heavy stuff, help them to keep it clean and keep it on the next level. citywide cleanups and specialist waste disposal point help the capital with the accolade of being europe's greenest city in 2016 and the two are keen to encourage other locals and tourists to see the potential in ljubljana's spruced up streets. and the gym

the russian government invests to develop this city as a gateway to the asia-pacific region. adivostok city hall is located in the heart of the city. in march 2017, latest member of the city council. he succeeded a member who had died in office. built during the former soviet era, city hall has no elevators. achem must get to his office on the third floor each day with the help of a staff. this european-made chair lift for overwhewheelchairs was expr installed for his use. as a member of the city council, his goal is to make vladivostok an access-friendly city. he wants to help people with disabilities using his own experiences. >> translator: i am fully aware of what the disabled people require. the most pressing issue is the lack of facilities for people with disabilities. >> achem lives with his parents in a suburb of the at this. wi -- city. with the assistance of his mother, he follows a daily regimen of physical rehabilitation. >> translator: see how tall i am in when i'm in may overwhelm cha -- my wheelchair, i look short. this is how i work my body. it improves is circ

close to liberation the syrian army recapture the launch forty find area in the city of d.s. finally breaking its three year long siege by islamic state the operation was banks by the russian military. russian and found korean leaders meet to discuss the north korea crisis at the eastern economic forum underway in the russian city of zod it will stop or bring you all the latest from that throughout the day. and lot of it putin proposes standing in it un peacekeepers to help ease the conflict in eastern ukraine a move back to find germany but not ukrainian officials. hello there is ten ten am here in the russian capital and you're watching r.t. international with me mickey aaron good to have you with us this hour now syrian government forces backed by russia have recaptured a launch fortified area held by islamic state in the city of d.s. or that's according to the russian defense ministry. syrian troops found and network of tunnels after taking the position equipped with weapons medical supplies and food it's also been revealed that the area was defended by terrorists of mainl

the city of oakland says that its grateful the team made good on their public promise.he $786,000 bill offsets all taxpayer costs for police, fire and public works staffing. the warriors say that's more than double the initial estimate but they will go ahead and pay it out of goodwill toward the city. the team says, quote, this amount comes on top of the nearly $6 million: parades." the berkeley middle schoolachers getting arrested at political protests.. te is emanding that >>> the berkeley middle school teacher and activist whkeeps getting arrested at political protests is now demanding that the most recent charges against her be dropped. felarca is the leader of the group "by any means necessary." she was arrested at cal on tuesday for battery and resisting arrest while protesting a rally by "patriot prayer." today at sproul plaza, yvette felarca became the target of some angry opposition. [ yelling ] >> you're the one that attacks people because they have a different view than you! >> she is facing a federal charge for punching a person last year. it's unclear how o

on the boards in atlantic city, 71. here's is look at the visibility report, again, philadelphia doing okay, approximately ten miles or so, trenton nine miles, .3 in allentown and millville. .3 in wildwood and atlantic city at the airport you're down to half mile. satellite and radar we have high pressure in control, even though, there we go, the remnants of irma skirting on by. actually there's not much left of emirates spinning -- irma, it's really spinning itself out. we'll see spotty showers in parts of the area. it's not completely dry, but not a bad weekend, either. future tracker 6 by lunchtime, sun and clouds, warm and sticky, 3:00 p.m., we'll get pop-up showers developing. you can see how very spotty they will be. we're picking up the lighter shades of green on future tracker which indicates light precipitation. for the evening hours, spotty showers and sun and clouds. overnight tonight warm and sticky under partly cloudy skies. tomorrow, we start out with combination of sun and clouds, during the course of the

close to liberation the syrian army recapture the launch for defined area and the city of d.s. still finally breaking a three year long siege by islamic state the operation was backed by the russian military. russian and south korean leaders meet to discuss the north korea crisis at the eastern economic forum underway in the russian city of god it will still bring you all the latest from there throughout the day. to me appeared to propose is sending in u.n. peacekeepers to help ease the conflict in eastern ukraine moved back by germany but not craving it officials. hello there is just turned nine am here in the russian capital and you're watching r.t. international with me becky erin good to have you with us. now syrian government forces backed by russia have recaptured a launch fortified area held by islamic state in the city of d.s.o. that's according to the russian defense ministry. syrian troops found a network of tunnels often taking the position equipped with weapons that medical supplies and food it's also been revealed that the area was defended by terrorists of mainly f

the senate, live on c-span2. times" commentator talks about global cities. the chicago form on global cities hosted. ladies and gentlemen, the chicago global affairs president. [applause] chicago and the 2017 forum on global cities. i am the president of the chicago council on global affairs. it is great to have all of you here. imagine aicult to more timely moment for us to convene this particular forum. in the year since we last met, and in the last few days, it chicago has seen examples of something quite extraordinary. cities are increasingly becoming important as players on the national stage, bypassing national governments when necessary, to look to each other for solutions to global problems. affirmedd city leaders their support for what had originally been an agreement among nations, the paris climate accord. is not an outlier in its city to city coordination. quite the opposite . it is happening on issues of inclusion, immigration, health, and human rights, and so many other critical issues. extraordinary is perhaps the wrong word to describe this trend. direct city to city coordination is e

year when more than fifty percent of the world's population lived in cities so that was a kind of breaking point and now we are racing to ward stood next level and that he's probably about eighty percent of the world population in cities twenty five to thirty years from now and then the world in terms of its population will be six hundred the cities that account for eighty percent of the world population and that's just you know migration yes i understand your idea and our stand how it can work the total urbanization somewhere like in europe because everything's closed by it's well connected in terms of transport but is it a one in thirty or forty years possible in a vast place like russia. you know russia do have some similarities in terms of for example canada australia and actually to certain extent the nordic countries because you might know that both finland sweden and norway have very small population internally in relation to the size of the countries and these three scandinavian countries are some of the most urbanized in the world so it might well wo

within a few kilometers of ice from a stronghold india resort we look at the recent battles to retake the city for the first time in three years and r.t. speaks of police ablative a deputy chief of the lebanese military group hezbollah on its battle against terrorists in syria. welcome come july from moscow you're watching r.t. international now the russian president said using sanctions against north korea is a dead end approach also believes that north korea won't abandon its nuclear program even under economic pressure he was speaking to the media at the brics summit in china earlier from there his partridge it was a very comprehensive post summit conference by president putin but of course one of those key points was about north korea and north korea he joined her with countries like libya and iran where regime change had been opposed upon them and he believes that the north korean people are looking at that particular example and fear that stretch of regime change being imposed upon them and he thinks that is the reason why is that they're hanging on and they don't want to give up their n