an underground fire has been burning for over a century beneath india's largest coal for two decades of under strange open calls mining has brought the fire to the surface with dreadful conspiracies for three courses of a million people thousands of homes already been destroyed their inhabitants forced into school to become a nation hospitals have been inundated with victims of toxic fumes so what lies behind supporting human and environmental disaster. this is area. will freeze over into. the premier there who knew him when we were children it was a very small don't back together lee but he knew each other. in the kind of eldorado and that being. people from all over india came and said all of you because they would make the fortune and today you look at the desolation of this place the massive village of year and look at what is left of the village today this very cool has become a curse for us with both fires actually in government i believe. it's been exactly a century since underground finds the first ignited in the area coal fields in abandoned mines that went decommissioned pr

-- all their services underground. what would be the department's response for that. >> well, the city has various legislated underground districts in which there are no wooden telephone poles or overhead telephone lines. you can see that downtown and in various other locations, but in those locations, wireless facilities are not prohibited. they just go on the steel utility poles owned by the public utility commission of san francisco, so that is what it's going to do in this case. >> so that's not considered a utility. >> we've permitted hundreds in underground districts. >> okay. thank you. >> okay. thank you. commissioners, did you want to hear from the planning department? >> it's so nice to see the acting za. >> good evening, president and commissioners. cory teague representing the planning department. i'll be very brief. i believe the brief from public works was very accurate. the planning department was referred this project. it did provide in writing from public works our recommendation was it did not signifi

. >> the new york cell of the weather underground was beginning to build bombs that were to be placednight in an officer's stance at ft. dix, new jersey. however, something went badly and three of them ended up dead. >> i just went into survival mode. both to get out of the house, and then to get away from the police. at that point, i was a combatant. >> the student protesters of the '60s have turned into more serious revolutionaries using far more lethal weapons. >> the '60s, we were all about changing hearts and minds. the '70s was more just about expressing anger. international politics and domestic politics seemed to be decided by violence. and violence only begets violence. >> from the underground, that radical left wing group, the weather men promises more attacks on the establishment around the entire country starting next week. the medium for this message was a tape recording reportedly by the fugitive weatherman leader bernadine dorn. >> sisters and brothers, we're not just attacking targets, we're being a pitiful helpless giants to its knees. guard your courages, guard your

all the civil war going on in today's going underground. but first early speculation even in british mainstream media about monday's pipe bomb attack in new york centered on donald trump's decision to move the u.s. embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem connections between national security and major nation middle east policy are often drawn in britain but not in the context of years of nato nations support for islam missed militants in syria to take down the government of president bashar assad no one appears to ask how wise it is to use u.k. taxpayer money to fund militants who can do us harm here in britain but when it comes to british military support for the persian gulf war talk receives like bahrain and of course saudi arabia it is national security that is often actually invoked take this prime ministerial response to a question about u.k. arms sales to saudi the security of the gulf is important to us and i would simply also remind the right on which and meant that actually saudi intelligence the counterterrorism links we hav

but, in the district of clapham, 33 meters underground it's a sea of green.rhead the tube rumbles past, underneath herbs sprout. fennel, coriander and broccoli are grown in this old world war ii bomb shelter. now it's found a new purpose -- thanks to stephen dring and his partners at growing underground. using their green thumbs and infrared lamps, they create a feast for the tastebuds. where possible, they employ energy-saving led lights. the plants grow on coco coir bricks watered with a nutrient solution. >> no, you need to control the environment. and that's exactly what we do down here. we have control over the heat, over the light, over the watering regime, over the humidity, so we can provide the plants exactly what they want, 24/7, 365 days a year. >> and they can be delivered to local restaurants or markets within 4 hours of being harvested. so they taste fresh, yet cost no more than conventionally grown veggies. after three years they expect to be in the black soon. with more and more people living in cities, it's a global concept that works locally

the underground network managed to smuggle cameras into breiman. what they found was chaos and lawlessness, and prisoners openly injecting heroin. >> narrator: here, a prisoner is abused by his fellow inmates. >> narrator: raif badawi spent almost four years locked up here. his lawyer and dozens of other activists are also serving long jail sentences. (men shouting and cheering) >> narrator: thousands of miles away, his wife ensaf and three children have received asylum. the escaped saudi arabia after receiving death threats. they haven't seen their father for four years. >> narrator: the family says they have only received rare phone calls from raif since he's been imprisoned. ensaf runs a campaign for her husband's release and is trying to keep her children's spirits up. >> (translated): although he's in jail, it's as if we're all serving the sentence. the most valuable thing in our life is not with us. it's been four years since the children have seen their father. it's very difficult. it's so hard, but we have to carry on. >> narrator: ensaf sa

it happened near times square in an underground passageway packed with commuters. authorities say a 27-year-old man intentionally set up a pipe bomb that was strapped to his body. for people who including the attacker. he was the worst of the injuries. the other had concussion type injuries, that sort of thing. we are told they're going to be okay. we are following the story. we will bring you all the new developments as we get them. >> kennedy: this is a fox news alert in just about 24 hours, voters go to the polls in alabama special senate race. democrat doug johnson republican roy moore making their final pitches. president trump also stepping up his involvement after endorsing him last week. here's white house counsel filling in conway. >> i think the president could be more clear about how he feels about this race. he has said this is the president talking now, the president has said go vote roy moore. he's made it very clear he wants at vote in the united states senate. the president has said vote for lower taxes and more secure borders, certainly less regula

i'm not sure times they were going underground as you have present all trump is today should be able to give his last press conference of the year mud in russian conspiracy allegations to destroy the usa of course he might give another speech from florida before the year is up and we'll no doubt be tweeting coming over the show what happened to the rohingya crisis and why is it disappeared from the headlines we are the un high commission for refugees whether those desperately dying or seeking help i merely pawns in the u.k. backed geopolitical nato power game and two years since the last deep coal mine in britain shut down we speak to someone who has fought for the miners the world's working classes all his life former u.k. labor m.p. and the host of. george galloway about his new audiobook street fighting a memoir of the nineteen seventies lost from this week's news of flip flop on gay rights in the philippines and lifting the lid on the white helmets in syria all this more coming up in today's going underground but first i'm joined by matthew saltmarsh of the un refugee agency u.n.

all the activity seems to be underground. there was no visible signs of anything happening in the port authority. no smoke or anything like that. so it was an orderly evacuation of the port authority. but right now, the entire area is just -- i mean, there's dozens of ambulances in the area. i'm sure that's probably normal for some sort of, you know, type of call like this. but they're really evacuating the area. and it goes all the way back towards the times square area. so traffic is obviously backed up. it's hard to get around. >> they have a straight protocol, as you know, about what they bring to the scene. it is not supposed to be as heavy as it is if nothing happened. that's why we're hearing -- i don't know what you were able to pick up on, because you've been doing your morning commute, but there is strong suggestion and rt reporting that they found something, maybe more than one device. there's a question as to whether or not it detonated before they got to it or was part of diffusing it and there are reports that t

i'm afshin rattansi we're going underground ahead of tomorrow's vote in bolivarian revolution revenge as well are held in the shadow of threats from washington of strong and swift economic actions coming up on the show stocks and they've broken economy we speak to actor and director nick moran about his upcoming edinburgh fringe play performers written by of in welsh and whether the real gangsters are in the city of london and while britain's privatized british airways faces yet more strike action could we learn from iran whose national carrier just appointed a female c.e.o. we'll ask one of the islamic republic's senior clerics if western sanctions benefit the nations they target plus who is and he's going to move anyway all the simple coming up in today's going underground but first in the past twenty four hours donald trump and barack obama don't chevron the oil multinational released results to the new york stock exchange the company infamous for allegations that it is responsible for water pollution soil contamination deforestation and cultural up evil allegations in. these pictu

underground or only rebels are digging the why does tunnels of the song fall. everyone knows the casualties are miking and they have to provide unhindered access for arguments so that it can be moved quickly away from the battle. above ground form a pastry shop owner abu iman has a rather different objective. to raise the spirits of his front fighters. and the no i'm a little me say a little is a little team for home and. not the final. but as of this. a. lot of. mean the only missiles are. all gone. then me. only. show. me. any. meanwhile takes us to see the exact place on the frontline where the big battle is set to take place. and i'm an enjoyable. shot any besom would. have for anyone i feel at least i didn't work on them all men i'm an islamic i mean you can all the. while the fighters are moving into their stock positions from all corners of job on headquarters communications team is coordinating their movements. and they're not about body here. today. or may. not be on the ship i mean no matter. i i. i. i. i i. i. a lot but. i. think. with the fighting c

now to our breaking news is coming from moscow today a bus has crashed into the stairway of an underground pedestrian crossing with police just now confirming to say at least five people dead all this is being well documented from security cameras and also people standing by as you can see there a warning you may find some of the images coming up here upsetting that's the moment it happened according to russian media citing security sources a technical failure and human error being considered as the main possible causes the video that seems to show that this is the one the bus starting from almost a standstill and then veering off in a very old direction off it goes down into that subway the driver is reportedly being detained with sources adding that according to initial medical examination he was sober at the time parts the driver's test and they've also been circulating in

i'm afshin rattansi we're going underground ahead of tomorrow's vote in bolivarian revolution revenge as well are held in the shadow of threats from washington of strong and swift economic actions coming up on the show stocks and they've broken economy we speak to actor and director nick moran about his upcoming edinburgh fringe play performers written by of in welsh and whether the real gangsters are in the city of london and while britain's privatized british airways faces yet more strike action could we learn from iran whose national carrier just appointed a female c.e.o. we'll ask one of the islamic republic's senior clerics if western sanctions benefit the nations they target plus who is and he's going to move anyway all the simple coming up in today's going underground but first in the past twenty four hours donald trump and barack obama don't know chevron the oil multinational released results to the new york stock exchange the company infamous for allegations that it is responsible for water pollution soil contamination deforestation and cultural up evil allegations in. these

the underground gardeners aim to convince with the quality of their green they've already overcome biggerproblems like the weekend partiers who once got into the tunnel and trampled all over their produce. it's a way to bring more fresh vegetables to more people that i say go for it thank you for watching goodbye. i don't use the phone lines i suppose close as can be god's house of music but this time the songwriter from lion's head will best play. a bowie style braced my own. common. good cooks. fifty sixty. two extremes. to feed the diet business. to push the. next goal a world record dynamic apnea free diving. under the smooth with scenes from a tightly. at the limits in sixty minutes the book w. . every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word published in the. nico is in germany to learn german why not learn it heavily it's simple online on your mobile and free to suffer from d w z learning course nikos fake german made easy. freedom of expression. a value that always has to be defended and new. all over the world. are to afraid of freedom of art. a m

towns and exactly this underground towns exploded twenty nine september nineteenth fifty seven twenty million curie exploded in atmosphere and the area twenty four thousand square kilometers will continue natives are there explosion was a big but at the same moment people who were working in the results go in this moment they did not think that something serious happened because it was the first years and there were many explosions for soil to organize underground space for reactors. the people in the villages which riseth rated around as also they were not informed they knew that something secret the build there they were created and the villages were destroyed we lost twenty five villages after this accident situation and the area like i already told twenty three thousand square kilometers will condemn united by the genuine date us today that two hundred seventy two thousand people are dated after this accident. what convinced you that the accident and the plant were actually killing people living in the local area because officially there's been no study there are no real figures a

and a trend toward the private pursuit of individual activities such as jazz, religion, underground art, and the second economy. the regime has responded by stepping up efforts to reduce contacts with the west and has launched a propaganda campaign to persuade the population that such conducts are anti-social and it goes out of its way to praise those labors who devote their labor to the aims of soviet society at the expense of private goals. soviet television regularly offers generous portions of good news regarding the achievements of ordinary citizens. often depicting them as heroes. the leadership is well aware that the welfare oriented features of the system have brought the most positive response from the people. the regime gives heavy publicity in improvements in the standard of living and plays down suspicions that the economy has stagnated in recent years. while at mittiits propaganda ma explains by saying that russia had been a backward country at the time of the revolution and progress toward the socialist idea had been halted by world war ii. in no way does the regime blame

so it is cheap because of the availability of underground tools which makes it easier and the spreadger. four times cheaper than a traditional campaign. can we put a financial cost on fake news? it is a difficult in the industry to come up with a figure because we have not seen added effects but we have seen the first wave, creating awareness. we are not seeing how they would harvest it so it is really difficult. the damage is on the minds of the people. they are forming different ideas. so far germany is the major economy to adopt regulation against fake news. why are we not see more government work faster? what is that the existing legal framework? not work faster? what is that the existing legalframework? not a lot of nations have strong cybersecurity measures and that is one measure and the second one is it requires private partnership and the knowledge of a lot of technology because this is nothing that can be taught in the book, it comes with people working together and coming together to increase the level of india is one of the fastest—growing aviation market. recently klm an

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the underground project is moving along through the studies we did provide funding for. mta at some point a year ago decided to put it on hold pending larger priorititization conversations we need around the rail investment strategy. my understanding they were moving forward with the central subway to go to fisherman's wharf and the m undergrounding that is one of the highest priority projects, four car capacity an chronic the diagonal of the city. i assure you they are interesting in it. it is in capital investment. the work that we have been doing with mta has shifted to city wide transit planning and particularly rail planning. you saw earlier this year the transbay corridor. how does the rail come into the city in district one, for example. we are looking at rail extensions to the second transbay tube. the m line continues to be a high priority system for mta, downtown expansion and potentially a southerly correction to connect to third street light rail. these are set up through the scoping word. jeff hobson is leading that with the planning department and mpc and b

time after time if you were going underground as today a court in belfast holds a hearing into three dissident republicans charged with conspiracy to murder in their fight for a united ireland coming over the show to get whether it's a bit going bubble or the demise of the u.s. federal reserve we speak to russian federation state secretary although who is deputy minister of economic development goals us about moscow's new krypto. new official figures showing tens of thousands of so-called excess with deaths in britain why are people in tory britain dying earlier than in other developed nations we ask one of the bulls greatest geographers professor danny dorling from the headlines we reveal the deadly game of backing the middle east reluctance on the desperate cost of life on british benefits all the simple growing up in today's going underground first nato nation media loves nothing better than downing the government of venezuela the world's largest known source of oil they echo u.k. prime minister drazen may when she condemns jeremy corbyn whose labor party is now leading by eight p

trade ties edition i'm going underground. here's what people have been saying about redacted in night just full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to lunch you know a lot of the really packed a punch. yam is the john oliver of harvey americans do the same we are apparently better than food. and see people you never heard of love back to the night my president of the world bank though they didn't write me. send us an e-mail join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sport business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back we're still at the russian british business forum twenty seventeen at the queen elizabeth the second center in westminster and joining me now is the chair of the board of directors of the russian british chambers of commerce roger welling's thanks so much for coming to our makeshift studio surprised by the number of people here given the drays may is often warning this country that it russia is a rogue state i think it's a good turn

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i look to be underground. >> here, a new kind of mining is taking place.epest clean room in the world. whereby once again, we changed. >> this time into special sterile suits. and to see where a team of world class scientists, like, cabbot and christopherson is mining for secrets of the universe. it is not enough to just glove up, if you are going to work in here. you have to go through the rubber arms. >> welcome to the sanford underground research facility. so far under the earth, that all of the radiation and noise from the sun is filtered out. creating a place where researchers can work in an ultrapure environment. here, christopherson, chemist, grows the purest copper to use in experiments. >> in this room, you are wrestling with the most fundamental questions of humanity. >> correct. of why matter exists in the universe. if at the time of the big bang-up had equal amounts of matter and nonmatter they should have annihilated each other. why are we here? >> rather than shrinking, leed is growing. on account of some masterful repurposing. >> the next st

with great time and effort and expense on our part, we've undergrounded everything, and now, we're looking at verizon, and then verizon's competitors competing for all the light poles in the area. verizon told you in the hearing that you heard just recently in the transcript, you can see that they say that it's a proprietary as to how many of these light poles they're going to try installations on. by doing this permitting on a pole-by-pole basis, they are basically killing the neighborhood by infinite cuts. you know, one cut offer another cut after another cut. this location was not the right location to put it in. and one very important thing is, you have never heard verizon say they have talked with planning or with dpw about the alternative to poles. they take poles as an assumption, that they have a right to have an assumption, that they do not have an unfettered right. perarticle 25, they were supposed to setter for forth t need and they did not write anything about how they came to a conclusion that they could degrade this view. so what is the assumption under which the city is goin

this is a church, an underground cave church, dating back to the 12th century.orward there are plans to turn sections of the cave network into an archaeological park with art galleries and boutique hotels. authorities hope to open it to the public in 2018 when visitors can see the excavations in theirfull glory. it's —13 degrees celsius today and guess what i've got lined up? it's a great way to keep warm. if you're cold, do that! yeah. the real thrill here is actually trying to catch fish with a rod. can i have a go? yep. there are fish below us, swimming under one metre of ice. well done! it's getting tougher now. argh! there's layers under, so... ah! see i did all the hard work and then you did a little bit! i take the credit! give me some reindeer hide! there's a real emphasis on low impact tourism here, which is playing a big part in protecting this fragile arctic ecosystem. you should admire my technique here. multitasking. yeah, multiple chances to get fish. fishing isn'tjust done for the tourists, it's a real fact of life for many of the people who live