i'm after a time say we're going underground with tourism a fighting for political life i mean it's the coldest of cold war u.k. rhetoric on air strikes on syria and on the eve of elections it can see its elects its all quit silly it's early leaving the european union coming up on the show venezuela help us british gas supplies are threatened by storm and money probably not for u.k. foreign secretary bars johnson killed off ken livingstone's fuel deal but what about e.u. sanctions against the country with the biggest knode oil reserves in the world to venezuela's foreign minister jorge arya about human rights of a supposed election and trumped threat of war and in a historic week we speak to the u.k. committee on exiting the news you'll williams about the end of the united kingdom as we know it too late for tomorrow's oscars fifteen years to the day catherine gunn expose u.k. u.s. corruption of the u.n. to excuse tony blair's iraq the war katharine graham told to us about whistle blowing and being played by keira knightley in the upcoming film official secrets all of them all coming up

going underground. dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks the battle of. the new socks try to tell you the. most important. tell you on the cool enough to fight. the hawks that we along with our. welcome back in the past twenty four hours u.k. minority government leader tourism may has tried to remain britain's leader instead of jacob reese morg the bookies tory favorite let alone jeremy corbyn the overall favorite comes after a week in which the very identity of the u.k. has come under threat after defacto e.u. threats to tear apart northern ireland from scotland england and wales joining me now is welsh nationalist m.p. hugh williams who is on britain's exiting the european union select committee you're welcome to going underground so aside from the term old your speeches this week theresa may in the past twenty four hours bonnie on wednesday take us back to how your committee's meeting was with michel barnier the used chief negotiator of a briggs well he was quite stern interestingly when we've met him before he's spoken in english most of the time but

i'm after a country is time for one of your favorite episodes from the latest season of going underground coming up today for the u.k. lords international relations committee tells us to raise a mate as north all the angles on the response to the atrocity and will tour in the southwest of england pandas cold war rhetoric freezing diplomacy in britain we speak award winning author and rolling stone journalist maybe about how anti russian hysteria could lead us to a new play a winter plus the consultant for the would rather be a road daily mail andrew pesce predicts the fallout from will lead to the end of jeremy colbert and spin the tickle to with the simple coming up in today's going underground but first british labor leader jeremy corbyn didn't even use one of his questions of prime minister's questions to go do minority government needed to raise i'm a into war because of weapons of mass destruction you want to dance is about a financial statement on monday the n.h.s. is clearly in crisis so why wasn't there a penny extra of the n.h.s. in yesterday's statement by the chancellor the pri

dot com stay with us we're going underground and if you're watching us in the u.k. sputnik explores the troubled relationship between labor leader gerry corbin and the media. this is being treated as a major incident involving eccentric. administration over nerve agents it is now clear that mr script common distorter were poisoned with a military grade nerve agent of the type developed by russia this was attempted murder in the most cruel and public way if russia is behind this is a brazen. war the government has concluded that it is highly likely that russia was responsible for the act against them to the script how can we just stop russia today broadcasting it's probably going to we need to continue seeking a robust dialogue with russia rather than simply trying to contact and letting the tensions. and divisions get worse and potentially even more dangerous we got into midnight tonight to clear up the matter of russia used radiological substances and its barbaric assault on mr libby and there is no alternative conclusion other than that the russian state was culpa

yeah you want to fall edition about going underground program right throughout the day today wednesday. the group of the world's largest economies the g seven want to get a better picture of russia they're planning to set up a special working to study what they describe as the most was malign behavior russia was at the top of the other gathering of the groups foreign ministers income of them picking up the story just moves right. the g seven a club of some of the world's leading industrialized nations tackling the planet's biggest problems from financial crises to military conflicts but it's also the g. eight minus russia and it seems they just can't help talking about the member they kicked out russia was the focus of the g seven foreign and security ministers meetings in toronto the g seven foreign ministers are calling attention to so-called malign behavior by russia the respected look at ways to keep pressure on russia without imposing new sanctions for two days g seven foreign and security ministers rub shoulders in toronto at an event with the tagline building a more peaceful and

much of the underground equipment was destroyed by the fire and the utility said rebuilding of the underground lines the big -- is a big sign of progress. >>> we start with developing news from oakland were a protest is now underway about -- as about 100 people have been marching to the downtown area this evening to demand answers after deadly part shooting earlier this year. sky fox was overhead as the protesters moved to downtown oakland before heading downstairs into the 12th street art station. that disrupted the service -- bart station. that disrupted the service for a short time, but it has recovered. >> the protest comes from the shooting death of 28-year-old shaleem tindle from a bart police officer in january. our report has been following the story for us, and the family expressed frustration despite a meeting with investigators today.>> reporter: that is right, and those protesters are still on the street and we are getting an indication as to about how close they are to us. about 100 demonstrators met for a meeting with the alameda district attorney this afternoon . that meeting la

hope you enjoyed that episode of going underground for my latest season we'll be back on the eleventh of april for a brand new season of going underground but you can still keep in touch with us while we're away on facebook twitter and instagram so use it. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of alternative but there was one more question and by the way it's going to be our coach. guys i know you were on there was a huge star among us and the huge amount of pressure to come out you have to go i mean eighty percent of the beach will probably with you and you'll see all the great game the greatest game you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get down going let's go. along and does that worry you and i'm really happy to join that for the two thousand and three and world cup in russia meet this special one it was also appreciate me to just take the reader p.r.t. teams latest edition to go up as we go. to jersey look. it's the craig. live jazz. is the america we have. to mold this jazz feel the. city of climatic. a

the showdown between militants on the government in syria is on the table on artie's going underground today. i would say that even in london there is growing recognition that your government has been victorious against the major brooks who's in your country why did it take so long well it took so long because we had we have two hundred fifty thousand jihadi mercenaries from from one hundred nations. in waves wave after wave after wave i mean it's a miracle that we're still that you know all together was not withstanding as a country. ninety percent of the population lives in government controlled areas of it's a miracle how we. first still to solve this war supported by the thought on us for no eighty year. well you can watch the full version of our tease going underground right after a bulletin this news hour. the group of the world's largest advanced economies the g seven want to get a better picture of russia they're planning to set up a special working group to study what they describe as moscow's malign behavior russia was at the top of the agenda of a gathering of the group's fo

welcome to or going underground special on a historic day for london moscow relations in the wake of the atrocity in wiltshire in the south west of england in a moment we'll hear from the chair of politics society and political journalism at the university of sheffield professor pearce what robinson but now i'm joined by broadcaster and former liberal democrat member of parliament there but oh pick them big that's just start with what you thought of tourism is performance in the bus when i was in parliament it was let's use the going word today robust she made it absolutely clear that she's pointing the finger of blame for the incident and souls free all at russia not just at russia but at the russian state as she left no doubt at all that she's made her judgment a point when we still haven't had any legal investigation no formal inquiry but quite clearly the prime minister and her advice is have decided this is the time to take on putin directly and try to provoke some kind of either a justification a confession or denial. security state getting more efficient than when the atrocity

you can seat underground explosion in the background. no reports of any injuries. >>> this easter sunday people gathered before dawn to take part in a holiday tradition in san francisco. ♪ every year there's a non-denominational service at sunrise on mt. davidson at the foot of one of the largest crosses in the country. it's sponsored by local churches and was broadcast nationally in the past. the first sunrise service on mt. davidson was in 1923. abc 7 news was at moffitt field this afternoon where military families were treated to fast-paced easter egg hunts. they wasted no time foraging for eggs packed with sweets. some kids saw the real meaning of the event. >> that you get a lot of candy and i get to see the easter bunny sometimes and that you get to be with your family. >> to make the easter egg hunt complete, there were visits from the easter bunny and face painting for the kids. >> tens of thousands of faithful went through heavy security checks to enter st. poerts square to take part in easter sunday mass celebrated by pope fran

i'm going to show you an image from an underground nuclear test.milar imagery to what the work looking at on the us that with some of the atmospheric tests. this one had been buried 900 feet under the ground. this is what was visible from the surface. i want to note the activism from groups like women strike for peace that was focused on nuclear testing. a continued alongside other efforts. -- it continued alongside other efforts. some the biggest protest occurred in the late 1980's and early 1990's. big gathering, marching, civil disability and's near or at the test site. these were organized primarily by two groups. broughttheir protest 5000 people to the desert at a single time, including congress people and celebrities like martin sheen. there were participants from veterans, native rights, he's activists, anarchists, and these other protests she writes about in her book. here is the 1987 l.a. times image of the scale of these protest. eventually we get the proposed comprehensive test ban treaty, officially opened for signature and996, not yet

i will show you an image from an underground nuclear test.me ways we see very similar imagery to what we were looking at on the aesthetic side with some of the atmospheric tests. this one has been buried 900 feet under the ground. this is what was visible from the surface. i want to note that the activism from groups like women strike for peace that focused on nuclear testing, it continued alongside other efforts. they were active in protesting the war in vietnam, but some of the biggest protests occurred in the late 1980's and 1990's. big gatherings, civil disobedience near and at the nevada test site. these were organized by two groups which you have read about. pacts and nevada desert experience. some of their protests brought 5000 people out to the desert at a single time, including congress people celebrities like martin sheen. there were veterans groups, peace activists, and artists, international activists and these are what she writes about in her book. this is the l.a. times image of the scale of one of these protests. eventually, we

i'm after a time say we're going underground with tourism a fighting for political life i mean the coldest of cold war u.k. rhetoric on air strikes on syria and all the eve of elections that could see its alexis quit silly its early leaving the european union coming on the show venezuela helped us british gas supplies are threatened by storm emma probably not too often you get foreign secretary boris johnson killed off ken livingston's fuel deal but what about e.u. sanctions against the country with the biggest node oil reserves in the world venezuela's foreign minister jorge arya about human rights of a supposed election and trumped threat of war and then they historic week we speak to the u.k. committee on exiting the news you'll williams about the end of the united kingdom as we know it plus too late for tomorrow's oscars fifteen years to the day catherine gunn exposed u.k. u.s. corruption of the un to excuse tony blair's iraq to your gun told to us about whistle blowing. being played by keira knightley in the upcoming film official secrets all of the more coming up in today's going und

i'm action or attention we're going underground as minority u.k. leader tereza made bombs targets just hours before the o.p.c. w. goes into syria did in fact to assess british culpability for the alleged chemical attack in duma we look at the wider issues coming up in the show. president assad victorious against the islamists who would wish to do nato capitals home under attack for alleged w m d can you gave minority government leader to raise them a really take britain to war and u.s. veteran and virginia state senator dick black tells us why a u.s. attack on syria is the wrong thing to do plus with the more threats of war from washington a variation on what einstein said about not knowing which weapons would be used in world war three but that world will fall will be fought with sticks and stones. we investigate lethal autonomous weapons all the support of other delays episode of going underground but first to more of the united nations security council receives a briefing on british backed fighting in the poorest country in the middle east yemen

i hope you enjoyed that episode of going underground for my latest season will be back on the eleventh of april for a brand new season of going underground but you can still keep in touch with us while we're away on facebook twitter and instagram season. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself and taken your last to bang turn. your act caught up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry honey i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met in my life turned on each breath. but then my feeling started to change you talked about war like it was a cave still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our art. and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind gets consumed with death this one quite different person i speak to you now because there are no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. the slowness of the mood of them simone. who feel good news over local was before

time after time soon we're going underground is today u.k. prime minister tourism a metre australian counterpart has the nato backed war in syria threatens to cripple fuel supplies to the island nation within a matter of days coming up on the show from south america to syria we talk about the history of international gangsterism a new liberal militarization alleged by the man who could have been mike pence twenty six team usa vice presidential candidate. and stole it well folks commonwealth what was this week's meeting of leaders representing two point four billion people actually like we talked to one premier about i.m.f. imperialism cambridge analytic assuming it is and the terrains of a deportation scandal plus the public are absolutely despise that type of behavior from where. it takes place despicable behavior in britain's house of commons coming up in today's going underground but first this week marks nearly fifty years since ever more violent u.s. bombing in vietnam sparked protests across the united states with images of veterans dis

welcome back i'm still here with me to begin this special episode of going underground reacting to you get a prime minister teresa mayes decision to give twenty three russian diplomats a week to get out of the country we're also joined by ben harris quiney he's the chairman of the u.k.'s oldest conservative think tank the group welcome back to you and welcome to you. to address in south west well it's nothing i think we didn't expect it's the usual procedural by the numbers approach and i think in the last week what we've seen is some very interesting of nontraditional approaches talking about. well what i would have done i think is presented more information to the public. and invited the russians as theresa may did to comment on that. and then if the response was unsatisfactory i think i would have separated this issue from what we've seen in the past on russia syria crimea stuff that really had nothing to do with britain and made the point that this is different because a british police officer has been injured. and approached in that way and then take perhaps harsher measures if ru

i'm after country it is time for one of your favorite episodes from the latest season of going underground coming up today is moscow really going to kill thousands of british subjects just to raise a maze defense secretary suggest we ask the russian ambassador to the u.k. about his country's plans to use syria breaks it down trying to destroy british society plus i'll be talking about violence oxfam should george soros intervene in the parks at the bait and for sensationalist a new book about jeremy called a civil war coming up in today's going underground but first whatever you think of yesterday's court decision in london new light has been shed on the case against julian assange one of the usas most wanted whistleblowers or if you believe the boss of the cia an individual threatening the lives of three hundred twenty three million people it's time to call out wiki leaks for what it really is a non-state hostile intelligence service often abetted by state actors like russia some might argue that isn't just publishing of cables has contributed to international security by revealing nato w

we have to have all that underground going on. i don't want these standing when i move back in. >> reporter: temporary overheadline overhead lines were put in to allow rebuilding. >> we will dig trench for utilities and lines to go in. >> once the weather gets better, you will see a lot more of the builders and residents start to reinvigorate this community with new homes. >> reporter: power lines are being looked at as a possible cause for the fire. pg & e points out that state investigations have not determined a cause. property owners know the road back will be long. but they are taking steps. >> it is a step. make no mistake, it's going to be a long process. >> reporter: pg & e tells us they hope to have their work done in this area by the end of october. live in santa rosa, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. frm >>> a day of rest in sacrasacra. a day of peace comes after what you are looking at here, a night of unrest that included this. a crash involving a deputy and a protester. cell phone video captured that

welcome back i'm still here we broke out the limiter begin this measurement is it a going underground reacting to you gay prime minister to raise amazing to give twenty three russian diplomats a week to get out of the country we're also joined by ben harris quiney he's the chairman of the u.k.'s oldest conservative think tank the bow group welcome back to you and welcome to you ben you think drazen may is done nearly enough to address this atrocity in southwestern england well it's nothing i think that we didn't expect it's the usual procedural by the numbers approach and i think in the last week what we've what we've seen is some very interesting foreign policy developments as the result of nontraditional approaches i'm talking about trumpeting all the career diplomats. well what i would have done i think is presented more information to the public. and invited the russians as to recently did to comment on that and then if the response was unsatisfactory i think i would have separated this issue from what we've seen in the past on russia syria crimea stuff that really had nothing to

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many of the civilians killed were women and children who were hiding in the underground shelters, andghter than the gas, or rather, the gas is heavier than air, the gas sunk into the underground shelters killing those women and children who were hiding from the bombs. that is a strong sign that this is a nerve agent of some kind. the teams are on the ground, but the problem is that the syrian air force and the russian air force continue to bomb the same area in which the chemical weapons were used. so rescue teams and medics are unable to reach the area, to reach the victims. on top of that, a major hospital in douma, that hospital has been targeted, further limiting the ability of medics to respond to the chemical attacks. it is absolutely horrific. and these war crimes must be held to account, otherwise these kinds of crimes will continue with impunity. many of these civilians killed were women and children who were hiding in the underground shelters, and because the air is lighter than the gas, or rather, the gas is heavier than air, the gas sunk into the underground shelters, kill

coming up about two of going underground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race based on often scary dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. to. predict. welcome back in the past few days thousands have been killed or injured by the british backed israeli government since palestinians rose up for their so-called great return march and yet again as journalists learned women and children are being killed by live ammunition the question arises should charity be given to the palestinian people when the statement they say b.b.c. banned fundraising in twenty nine for the people of gaza this is how one labor veteran and mentor of jeremy corbyn responded people will die because of the b.b.c. decision let me be clear about that and i i started my life six years ago. but he did capitulate to israeli pressure that's the truth i have to tell you but there are people dying now

. >> the more we can put traffic underground the better we'll be.t's a quicker safer transportation system for everybody. >> we go deep >>> the massive effort to complete san francisco's central subway reached a major milestone. >> yeah, a handful of reporters toured the underground cave soon to become the china town central subway station. >> abc 7 news reporter jonathon bloom as a look at what's taking shape. >> you see the orange box dangling from a crane. that's where we are going. >> be real careful. >> down we go into the massive hole that's taking spe more than 100 feet below the san francisco china town. if it looks like a mine shaft that's for a good reason. the contractor is say this is the fryers efirst transit station ilt by mining underground rather than digging a an open hole and covering it. >> we want to protect the environment around here. >> they call it the platform cavern, 54 feet ride and 42 feet high and the mayor is seeing it the first time. >> this is you a inspiring down here. >> he has long been a champion of central subway

a teenager plunges 25 feet underground, found alive after being trapped for 12 hours. they're calling him a miracle survivor. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening from lossage loss a angeles as we welcome our viewers in the west. another state, another flashpoint in a widening teachers movement that is pulling back the curtain on what we really spend on classroom learning in this country, and on the people who teach our kids. today it was oklahoma where tens of thousands of teachers walked out on strike and walked to the state capitol in protest. protest over a decade without a pay raise, over per student spending ranking 47th in the nation. a situation that forced schools to move to four-day weeks to save money. we saw it in west virginia and most recently in arizona. teachers organizing and saying, enough. our blake mccoy has the story. [ chanting ] >> reporter: thousands of teachers and students marching out of the classroom to the steps of oklahoma's capitol. >> we need textbooks, we need more teachers. >> reporter: jennifer t

and i hope you could help at the commission level with undergrounding the m-line on 19th avenue from all the way from westportal tunnel, as i mentioned to you, we are going to put 20,000 more people out there at the end of the line and yet we aren't building any capacity for that and the only way you will do that is putting underground where right now the existing system has two cars you could hook up and if you underground it, you could actually have four cars so without having an extra driver, without having cars in between, you double the capacity. those are the kinds of things i would love to see you provide some leadership on. >> thank you. and i know capacity is a huge issue for all of us, we look at how the city is continuing to grow and we know we have to work really hard to make our systems really efficient and carry more people so that's something we are going to continue to look at and continue to work on. [please stand by...] >> we need improvement but we have to have other systems in place in order to get people around. congestion is hurting the core industries and small

a handful of reporters toured the underground cave that's soon to become the chinatown central subway7 news reporter jonathan bloom has a look at what's taking shape. >> reporter: you see that orange box dangling from a crane? that's where we're going. down we go into the massive hole that's been taking shape more than 100 feet below san francisco's chinatown. if it looks like a mine shaft, that's for good reason. >> what we're going to do is head right down there. >> reporter: the contractors say this is the first transit station in the country built by mining underground rather than digging an open hole, then covering it up. >> because we want to protect the street above and all the environment around it. >> reporter: this is what they call the platform cavern. it is 54 feet wide and 42 feet high. mayor mark farrell is seeing it for the first time. >> this is awe-inspiring to me. >> reporter: he's long been a champion of the subway. a project that's seen its share of controversy. >> the more we can put traffic underground the better it will be. it will be a quicker, safer transporta

photo showing the casting process and a cast battle core from the archives and here's the secret underground facility the iranians were building to produce nuclear of course we have hundreds of documents for each of these components so we computed building nuclear implosion systems this is an original uranium photo of a measuring device for implosions and here's a simulation of a nuclear implosion fourth element preparing nuclear tests here's a map of five potential locations for nuclear test in eastern iran one two three four five we have many many more such documents and fifth integrating nuclear weapons and missiles here's a design for a nuclear payload on a shot three missile from the archive. is the warhead. is the bomb and i don't have to remind you i think that iran is continually expanding the range of its ballistic missiles its nuclear capable missiles they started with a thousand kilometers and up to two thousand roughly they can reach riyadh tel aviv moscow but they're working on far far greater ranges they're planning much longer range missiles to carry nuclear weapons so these f

. >>> still ahead here on abc 7 mornings, we go deep underground to check out the construction on sanrancisco's central subway. just how close are they to completion? >>> and here is a live from our sutro tower camera. warming up in the bay area today and an unbelievable high coming up later this week. exactly which day? well, celebrate friendship and beyond at the first ever pixar fest with all new fireworks and your favorite park parades. only at disneyland resort. ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects ar

it was the first attack carried out by the self-styled national socialist underground or n.s.u. the police spent years following false leads even suspecting the victims' relatives eleven years later the truth came to light when two members of the new nazi n.s.u. were found dead in an apparent murder suicide a third member was put on trial set to end soon. these. cartoons have to expose the annus here and everyone connected to them but that's not happening. my lawyer says that once the trial is over it will all be swept under the carpet and there will be no further prosecution of. attention is also focused on and if you collaborators from the new nazi scene in nuremberg. this respected terrorist hailed from vienna in eastern germany three hundred kilometers away stefan does heads a local association that combats right wing extremism in the nuremberg area. this monument commemorates all the victims of the in this year's campaign of xenophobic terror eight people of turkish origin one greek man and a german policewoman murdered in different towns across the country. but why was it

w finally started a fact finding mission there are they we can't artie's going underground host afshin rattansi spoke to a syrian m.p. about the strikes. the thirteen the hospital were clinic of dumas where the big deal with your digital videos were shown all deny there was ever an attack including doctors and. medical the clerks in the in the decision hospital and the star witness of all of this is the star kid who was shown in all in all these videos and he said that there was no other chemical at that and he did not know what why the lights homeless were treating him like this and they were saying about this he was he was shocked even what we had given the word even before we're going to go with weapons when we had them in our own we'd never used the beginning of these proxies actually they were used against us of two thousand and thirteen. my twenty kilometers from aleppo and we are the ones who stopped but at the first claim and the quest the police got in spirit that these jihadi groups that you call moderate rebels are using chemical weapons bear in mind we don't have all the fo

. >>> the miracle survivor found alive after 12 hours trapped underground. details of his harrowing ordeal. >> i just prayed to god, to hold me and to not die. >>> and on the eve of a tragic anniversary in memphis. >> i heard somebody say "get down, get down." and i saw him being lifted up and thrown back. >> she was there at the lorraine motel, now 50 years later she's telling her story on network tv for the first time. >>> this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome to our viewers in the west. that's where we begin tonight. there are multiple casualties at the san francisco area headquarters of youtube after a woman opened fire there this afternoon. the call went out as a possible active shooter at the social media campus and officers were met with employees running from the building. at least four were hurt and the suspect is dead. jolene kent has details. >> reporter: today terror inside youtube headquarters. shots fired just before 1:00 p.m. >> we have reports of a subject with a gun. seven or eight shots being fired. >> repo

back against illegal israeli occupation with this music hall a symbol coming up in today's going underground but first there's a lot of talk in even the u.k. mainstream media about how the british minority governments party the conservatives look set to lose most of london at this week's local elections some of og that middle class urban britain is being swayed to the left. these days they'll be plenty of people who live over in the tower blocks you think well actually that's the concert the trees made a better bet for me actually you know i rather support the more conservative nature whereas there are plenty of progressives and affluent people who live here think well you know we are generally in favor of a change to society so this is our kind of party these days we live in complicated and fluid times so what has happened could it be allied to the resurgence of revolutionary politics over what was so long called postmodernism does anyone even talk about postmodernism anymore the philosophy expounded by ruling elites across

it would have meant tearing up the street, sidewalks and underground utilities for five to seven years. businesses fear their customers might just steer clear of the area altogether. >> a lot of our clients either live close or work close and if there's a headache getting up and down the street, you're right. nobody will come. >> reporter: the vta pushed for a single tunnel, deeper and wider with trains stacked on top of one another rather than side by side and the biggest benefit, almost all the work would go on underground. >> we've seen this movie before in downtown san jose when light rail was under construction late 1980s and early '90s and really devastated many small business owners. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. had some safety concerns and the design was different than the rest of their system. they eventually agreed. >> i really appreciate the leadership b.a.r.t. has taken while recognizing this is slightly different than the rest of their system. it may be the best way to go. >> reporter: a drawn out battle threatened to derail the project for the immediate future. now that that's g

because if you drive it underground you were killed it will still be there but i think it's fundamentally wrong to baron a agent of the free press but of course the statutory regulator off call has been clear that it is listening all the time to what is being said at the dispatch box as to whether they should review the license of the channel. is that we'll know a period of free speech that's what they say and i hope they just keep saying i'm not doing well about thank you ok thank you very much after the break. for rex tillerson. i very much. and i wish him well. the firing of his secretary of state rex tillerson because of the russia and to resume we speak to award winning author in rolling stone journalist matt taibbi and andrew pierce the daily mail's consulting editor writes off jeremy corbyn even though the latest opinion polls show you the odds on favorite to be britain's prime minister all of them all coming up to him going underground. pranking gave americans a lot of job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i coul

i hope you enjoyed that episode of going underground for my latest season we'll be back on the eleventh of april for a brand new season of going underground but you can still keep in touch with us while we're away on facebook twitter and instagram so user. it's the cradle of jazz. so america is still there and we. still hold this jazz feeling. a city of climatic catastrophe alligators on the loose that's poverty and crime for years by the at least two members of my close most. of street racing in the heat of the night this is a new orleans. the best place in the world. thanks . to injury kissinger once said the brochure on the unite. it states went into the ukrainian crisis acting rationally based on mutual misconception with tensions heightened over the scruple case all the sides guided by misconceptions. misrepresentations. they've been waiting for a long time because it talked about the dollar that this world reserve currency countries are tired of funding in america's wars because ever there's got to be trained in dollars including oil to buy oil got to buy dollars first means ameri

time after time soon we're going underground is today u.k. prime minister tourism a metre australian counterpart has the nato back to war in syria threatens to cripple fuel supplies to the island nation within a matter of days coming up on the show from south america to syria we talk about the history of international gangsterism a new liberal bill addresses ation alleged by the man who could have been mike pence twenty six team usa vice presidential candidate. and stole it well folks commonwealth what was this week's meeting of leaders representing two point four billion people actually like we talked to one premier about i.m.f. imperialism cambridge analytic i assume is and the tourism a deportation scandal plus the public are absolutely despise that type of behavior from where. it takes place despicable behavior in britain's house of commons all this of all coming up on today's going underground but first this week marks nearly fifty years since ever more violent u.s. bombing in vietnam sparked protests across the united states with images

why this all has to do with a tunnel underground. coming up. forecast in just a few minutes.nta clara valley. the v-t-a is scheduled to vote on a single bore tunnel design, that would have the commuter >>> this is another key day for phase 2 of the planned bart extension to santa clara valley. the vta is scheduled to vote on a single bore tunnel design that would have the commuter trains running under downtown san jose. kpix 5's jessica flores joins us live from diridon train station with more on the debate that led to this vote. jessica. >>> reporter: good morning, michelle. well, this is a crucial vote today. phase 2 passing a major hurdle when vta meets today to vote on their design of a one tunnel under san jose. this has been in the works for nearly 20 years. so the fact that we're here is a major step forward for vta and bart. today vta, they are going to officially vote to approve their proposed one tunnel design through downtown san jose. now, it will go under santa clara street. the plan basically extends bart from the brand-new berryessa station to its final stop in

i'm after newtown family going underground forty eight hours since the world learned of british backed saudi bombs hitting a wedding in yemen killing or injuring nearly one hundred men women and children coming up in the show as the u.n. security council today discusses syria we go to syria to speak to the m.p. for a number of virus xabi and ask him where the british missile strikes on his country were based on long and as britain's trussell trust reports that the elite five hundred thousand food bank parcels went to british children last year we speak to food bank volunteer and writer of the play food bank as it is about to resume allegedly putting lives in danger from the headlines why homelessness is a singular problem for single parents on the broadcast where you could be left out if you're left wing all the small government today is going underground but first remember this from eleven days ago because nato nation media of arguably already forgotten about it for our a.f. tornado bombers taking off from akrotiri in cyprus on a mission to punish the syrian regime for its use of camp

i imagine are times when we're going underground just today u.k. prime minister tereza may meet several strain in counterparts as the nato backed war in syria threatens to cripple fuel supplies to the island nation within a matter. days coming up on the show from south america to syria we talk about the history of international gangsterism a new liberal dries ation alleged by the man who could have been mike pence twenty sixteen usa vice presidential candidate john and stolen well folks commonwealth what was this week's meeting of leaders representing two point four billion people actually like we talked to one premier about i.m.f. imperialism cambridge analytic assume is and the tourism a deportation scandal plus the public are absolutely despise that type of behavior from where. it takes place despicable behavior in britain's house of commons all this of all coming up on today's going underground but first this week marks nearly fifty years since ever more violent u.s. bombing in vietnam sparked protests across the united states with images of ve

back on after time to see and you're watching the first episode of a brand new season of going underground as israel stands accused of conducting air strikes on syria and killing more wounding thousands in palestine coming over the show twenty years to the week of the signing of an agreement to lay down british and ira arms in the knowledge the p.l.o. haywood speaks to us about one you with the right to fall for those maintaining teresa mayes grip on power and with u.k. labor leader jeremy call been calling for an inquiry into arms sales to israel after it kills all thousands in palestine the grandson of a signatory to the israeli independence we go and read talks to us about injustice the story of the holy land foundation five plus from this week's headlines war on syria the shooting unarmed civilians by israel and palestine told us more coming up in this first episode of a brand new season of going underground but first while we have been away it is arguably become obvious teresa mayes case against russia is falling apart could only russia really have been responsible for attacks on brit