the underground railroad was an underlying foundation for the history of detroit. it was an instrumental part in the growth of the community. a large part of the community was made up by freedom seekers. >> during our time in detroit, we met up with a historian and tour guide who took us to sites around the city that tell the story of the african-american experience. field,n outside afford home of the detroit lions, located in the heart of downtown detroit. >> we moved to the fourth field parking deck. the 1920's, 30's, 40's and 50's this would be the center known as paradise valley. this entertainment district grew as african-americans were migrating from the south to the north. thousands of african-americans are leaving the south, leaving conditions of jim crow in the south, of sharecropping and tenant farming and looking for jobs in places like ford motor company and the other auto factories. because of property discrimination, they can't own property everywhere in the city of detroit. them was an african-american residential district. the other as paradise vall

after times here we're going underground as the g. 20 in japan continues to debate in the shadow of climate emergency economic and. quality and the end of your american control of the world coming over the show number 10 declines going underground is invitation to comment on allegations tourism a misled the u.k. parliament about to witness a un facilitated talks to end the world's worst humanitarian crisis yemen where tens of millions face catastrophe we speak to that witness and as the u.n. ones of climate apartheid the woman who could be u.k. foreign secretary before the end of the year emily thornberry on the need for a green revolution plus the untold impact of another revolution as the world hides today's 100 year anniversary of the imperialist treaty of assigned to investigate the hidden global impact of the bolshevik revolution that was designed to destroy all this and more coming up in today's going underground but 1st today armed forces day in britain is designed to encourage the great british public support u.k. servicemen and women but this year it is arguably different because o

the founders -- future founders of second baptist got involved in the underground railroad before they were even a church. before they were even a place of worship back in 1831 when thornton and lucy blackburn escaped from a plantation in kentucky. the colored community was involved in helping them escape to toronto, in canada. to numbers, mr. and mrs. lightfoot and mr. and mrs. french were prominent in that escape and they were future members of the second baptist. act in 1831, we were involved. did not become a place of worship until 1836. the second baptist is the oldest congregation for people of color in michigan. one of the oldest in the midwest. we became a congregation because we got tired of worshiping in our homes. we were members of first baptist for several years, but because we were segregated at first baptist, not permitted to participate fully as numbers of the congregation, we petitioned the territory of michigan for our own place of worship. baptist, since its inception, has been active within the community and concerned about the well-being of the community. it was on

activity in that area there where i grew up you didn't hear much about underground railroad activity, however, the more we do research the more we find out, rivers were waterways where the railroad stations would be, underground railroad activity was a major part of early african americans. >> i would say long before there were railroads these african descendant pioneers were involved in furthering in america but the stake system was higher for them than white underground agents because they had no protection of the courts, they couldn't sue a white person or testify against a white person in court and so this was like threatening courage that they were enacting and the histories are harder to find, writing art it in northern and eastern newspapers. >> this is all correct and they were incredibly important and i just think when you think daily what this aid on the underground already looked like, it's intang nblou so many ways. just heroine account north who knows when they cross southern illinois, when you come to road, one way slave catchers and in other way black pioneers that wou

we're going underground hours after a publisher at the u.n. says has been tortured by the british government joining us on face the u.s. extradition hearing that could see the wiki leaks founder sentenced to 175 years in prison coming out of the show. 24 hours after the 2nd anniversary of the. award winning author and physician dr. about the minds and bodies that in the wake. of the politician who threw out a plane load of investigators when he suspected. of a conspiracy. going underground the 1st revolution would have turned $91.00 yesterday of us. dorothy's had not conspired to kill him the iconic portrayed of him taken amidst the cuban revolution continues to fly and flags around the world where there are those who fight imperialism the leader of britain's labor party jeremy corbyn was inspired by bush and his comrade in arms fidel castro castro has been such a huge figure in our lives i remember the news that 959 the day that he marched into valor having been our children and sierra maestra in the war there to bring about the cuban revolut

dot com going underground is next an aussie international and in the u.k. and ireland get ready for sputnik. times are we going underground as bricks it's continues to dominate the british political leadership crisis just after a potential power little italian currency overshadowed a meeting of euro zone leaders in brussels coming over to show progress versus parasites from the euro zone to the i.m.f. the new book by one of the architects of bricks and douglas argues that supranational neo liberal organizations are creating the conditions for a global repeat of the fall of the roman empire and will the high court decision japan on sale to saudi arabia mean an end to british involvement in the world's worst humanitarian crisis we investigate the children in britain covertly recruited as part of a tory. join up in future conflict plus if the right honorable gentleman is referring to a current member of this house i don't know whether he has a beer. he should be extremely careful in the language he uses the speaker of the house of commons appears to issue a wa

in a full program coming out on monday but were in fact going to the team going underground in london again here on r.t. international in a moment stay with us. good food descriptions sound up the tasing even for the owners so how to choose the pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets is really more based on what they want to sell us than was necessarily good for the pet turns out pet food may not be as healthy as people believe we have animals that have you know diabetes and arthritis they have auto immune disorders these cat allergies we are actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to fairy simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets last treats a larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making it a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. chrysler's metaphysic crisis and they sure. it's as a scale a financial disaster and got this like malaysia a. neighboring country this

don't underground with afshin rattansi is heading your way next that we're back at 10 pm moscow time for all the latest global news updates. good food descriptions sound up a tasing even for the owners so how to choose just pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets really more based on what they want to sell us and then what's necessarily good for the pet turns out to pick food may not be associate people believe we have animals that have you know diabetes in arthritis they have auto immune disorders that can't allergies we are actually creating these problems and it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to fairy simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets streets the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making it a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. and. i think the reason that they have now that attacking iran so far it's not that they didn't want but i would say that they couldn't do it top as

it's been 8 days since close to 300 miners began their underground strike here in the northwest province they say they'll remain there as long as it takes to have their demands heard now this all began after a female coworker made allegations of sexual harassment and my nose who are angry over this a little has been done while the alleged perpetrator was suspended for a short time he's since returned to work and the miners say this isn't good enough their grievances also extend to issues around pay what they say are unfair dismissals as well as the working conditions underground now that's where they remain and outside the mine the family members as well as other miners have gathered to show support but they're also very worried given the amount of time the miners have stayed underground over a week now they haven't had any food to eat they've also had very little water now this is the 1st time there's been any sort of consignment of food that's come through when and this is what will be delivered to the miners some point during the course of the day but the mine workers unions are sayin

the former underground club in a squat was also immortalized as one of the. temporary spices i'm kind of walking along here now and looking at the photos you can hardly believe the saying street so much about the city's expressive power has changed they're still. looking back how does that the talk of the scene be ecstatic feigns joy in the ninety's and early as now that's one of the top 4 that was a totally fabulous time for me theme from today it was a period of my life that was really good even if i feel very little connection to it now. how does d.j. fetal see the development of techno. it will be. still new and fresh and headed in a certain direction from time to time it's been declared dead then it got a bit more established came into the mainstream and now we have a well established nightlife it's. the euphoria and the ecstasy of the beginning. but in berlin the party ever on. it's a saturday night. one of the most popular techno clubs in berlin where the very 1st t.v. crew that's being allowed to film here normally taking photographs and filming is st

the 1st food supply in days arrives for miners on an underground strike 201000 miners began their sit in a more than overlook ago they say managers have ignored allegations of sexual harassment made by a real colleague of the national union of mineworkers of south africa says that until now the mine has blocked food deliveries it says striking workers have had to depend on only water and security has been tightened. or took part in the strike until a day ago he returned to the surface after becoming ill and says there are several other miners who are not well despite the poor conditions on the ground he tells other miners he wants to return to the protest. it was terrible underground we were living like a pig we would just find a sack to sleep in and there was no water we would have to drink whatever water we find underground all we want is for much mental listen to us at the center of the strike is cut. the training minus is 4 months she was sexually assaulted by a senior colleague but her complaints wait in what she says while she no longer works with the alleged perpetrator she was

has to pull that train from the underground tunnel ti this morning. speaking of the underground tunnel, we spoke to a rider who documented the walk through that tunnel to get out. >> it is a little traumatizing to say the least. >> reporter: jeff was two hours late to work today. and these were the videos he sent to his boss explaining why. >> thank you. >> reporter: around sock a.m. his richmond bound train suddenly stopped. >> i fell back into the chair. i heard a loud screeching noise and then there was some smell of burning. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. said a fleet of the future train carrying roughly 400 riders stopped working, trapping riders in an underground tunnel between the 12th street train station and delake merritt train station. after an hour and a half of waiting, the train doors opened and riders were told to trek the underground tunnel until they reached the closest b.a.r.t. station platform. which was several yards away. >> it was a little scary. getting out of the train and them opening the door and it is just pitch dark and there aren't

protect jews in oil tankers from the iranian menace all this of all coming up in today's going underground 1st whichever conservative politician becomes the next u.k. prime minister there likely be an enthusiastic supporter of brecht's it but our other european countries no one cause to undermine the neo liberal european project to here is a frosty european commission official announcing an e.u. attack on what may be the used 3rd largest economy come halloween the crime failure to deliver austerity only to in today we go public report under article $126.00 point city that he. is a breach of the benchmark in 2080. that they've created and it is not complied with. based excessive to fix it but to see us warrant or is now what is warranted a european wide refusal to abide by i.m.f. and e.u. economic straight jackets and will the outcome be profound geo political realignments that impact not only on the future of the e.u. but global responses to events as far afield as venezuela iran and hong kong because despite attacks on european nations like britain and italy from washington deals are bein

it's been 8 days since close to 300 miners began their underground strike here in the northwest province they say they'll remain there as long as it takes to have their demands heard on this war began after a female coworker made allegations of sexual harassment and my nose who are angry over this a little has been done while the alleged perpetrator was suspended for a short time he's since returned to work and the minus 8 this isn't good enough their grievances also extend to issues around pay what they say are unfair dismissals as well as the working conditions underground now that's where they remain and outside the mine family members as well as other miners have gathered to show support but they're also very worried given the amount of time the miners have stayed underground over a week now they haven't had any food to eat they've also had very little water now this is the 1st time there's been any sort of consignment of food that's come through and this is what will be delivered to the miners some point during the course of the day but the mine workers unions are saying that food d

sustain soon that all the international up next going underground. time after time said we're going underground as president donald trump tries to kick off a palestine peace process in bahrain with his son in law jared krishna alleged a british war criminal tony blair accused of catalyzing a mideast war that killed wounded or displaced tens of millions and is trump threatens iran with obliteration coming out of the show the end of u.s. or germany we speak to a former top i.m.f. official about the prospects for fundamental geopolitical power transformer nation for this weekend's japanese g. 20 summit and shooting for the stars we speak to britain's astronomer royal about armageddon and ways to avoid it from space travel to a post human existence all of them all coming up in today's going underground a 1st war ministers from nato converge and brussels today and tomorrow to discuss future conflict representing the usa will be acting secretary of defense mark s. a former top corporate lobbyist for a company alleged in this c.n.n. reporters being involved

not a new reservoir above ground here on a ranch in the san joaquin valley where there is space underground. the 5300 acres in merced county, accessible only across miles of levees and bridges across numerous creeks, flood channels that crisscross this part of cattle country but said to be one of the most water wealthy spots in california california. >> essentially a drain in a bathtub. >> reporter: steve sloan owns the ranch it's it is underwater underutilized studies show there are huge capacities for water storage underground. >> still a quarter million acre- feet on the. >> reporter: about an eight of the massive san luis reservoir ny santa clara water district is interested in this property. >> they thought it would be a great acquisition. >> reporter: the valley water district confirm the idea was a closed session discussion item last week and no further board action is scheduled. the idea of an outside urban area getting his hands on the water resource in the san joaquin valley is making other farmers nervous. >> a lot of people are skeptical. >>> the water will come from outside sou

they are buried and underground. many of our outages, the p.u.c. -- the results of their work is inconclusive as to what caused the outage, which tends to indicate, it tends to point out to the primary switch here on the island. even when they are able to identify an outage as being, for instance, related to a bird strike, really, the bird strike is a cause of the outage, but the underlying vulnerabilities in the mean -- underlying vulnerability is in the main switch. the new switchgear that we will have wilma -- will be much more fault tolerant. it will be able to handle fluctuations in amperage that happens, for instance, when a bird flies into the power lines. without tripping out. so some of the things that cause outages today will not cause outages in the future because the new switchgear will be more robust and more able to ride through fluctuations in low that result from minor faults or problems like that. there will be a great increase in the liability with the new electrical switch. the intention is also on

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. >> josiah henson is one of the unsung heroes of the underground railroad. he had a phenomenal life. as a child, he was enslaved. he managed to escape from it, with his entire family, carrying two children on his back. he made it to canadian where he start a school and a settlement for other refugees. he was widely known in england canada and the eastern united states as father henson. and he was very much in demand as a preacher and a speaker. he became an inspiration, not "the" inspiration for the literary character uncle tom in "uncle tom's cabin." and they actually were alike in some ways only. harriet beecher stowe used many sources for that character. but basically she was writing a christ figure. she developed a character who was a very, very devout christian, tried to persuade other people to deepen their faith. sacrifice themselves for others. he was beaten, tortured, died and forgave his tormenters as he died. that's not not henson. that's christ. even though there were many inspirations for uncle tom josiah henson got associated with it. and this

we're going underground 2 years after near liberalism arguably caused an inferno that killed 72 innocent people today almost 25000 homes and u.k. buildings planted in the same flammable material 8400 of those in the social housing sector and a further 15 percent of austerity cuts have impacted the fire services that saved lives that night no one who made the decisions that caused the fire that night has been arrested coming up in today's grandfather anniversary special the rule of law the rule of money ahead of the 2nd anniversary of the grant wahl tower fire survivor joe delaney questions why campaigners are being imprisoned while those responsible for the tragedy walk free to ask pat mason the labor leader of granite falls local council the richest in britain what he thinks of the leaked plans of u.s. secretary of state might compare to destabilise britain's top and new liberal politician jeremy corbett plus justice for grandchild convener of continuing sign of the walks through britain's richest enclave on the imminent risk of another grim fell days after another london fire following

which is radioactive and stays that way for thousands of years at a house to be stored safely deep underground a lot is currently kept in old minds but that's just a stopgap measure in about 4 years the last nuclear power plant in germany is set to go offline for what to do with the waste the plants have generated over the decades our reporter christian press a.v.'s went to check out a repository that's being built for the ages. starting in 2027 radioactive nuclear waste will be stored in this disused iron mine then these huge tunnels will be closed off with walls of cement and the waste will be left to decay ready the idea is that this final repository nears its geta will be able to contain the radioactivity for 300000 years. thomas law which is the technical manager here he's overseen the conversion of the concord mine into a functioning storage facility. and now i have the chance as a journalist to visit the construction site nearly a 1000 meters below ground i have to carry a self rescue kit if necessary they will supply oxygen to protect me against deadly mine gases. in the tunnels extend

underground it's 30 degrees celsius shot create or sprayed concrete is used to line the tunnels. the repository is expected to cost $4200000000.00 euros 60 percent of it is financed by the nuclear industry and the rest by the german taxpayer all of this is just for low and medium level waste it will be even more difficult for lunch to find a site where highly radioactive fuel rods from nuclear power plants can be stored. finland is far ahead they've decided on a location for a repository to be operational in 3 to 4 years they're building a final storage facility for high level waste. it seems incredible that only one country should have a final repository for spent fuel rods in view of the $450.00 nuclear power plants worldwide. back above ground this former iron ore mine is unsuitable for high level radioactive waste for that another location has to be found. loaches familiar with the repository in finland it's almost finished and should be filled within the next few years it's a huge challenge in a storage facility be made safe for a 1000000 years because only then will the rad

the underground railroad was an underlying foundation for the history of detroit.t was an instrumental part in the growth of the community. a large part of the community was made up by freedom seekers. they helped detroit grow to be what it is today. >> i have a dream this afternoon. 1960 three,an -- dr. martin luther king gave a portion of the i have a dream speech. >> continuing our tour of detroit's history, we head back downtown to cobo center which is located on the banks of the detroit river. detroit atn downtown what is now global center. it was built in 1960. named after the former mayor of the city of detroit who actually was a supporter of housing segregation. built, this became the main convention center for the city of detroit. be here whereuld wouldther king junior -- to give alisten portion of the i have a dream speech. he gives a portion of that speech right here in the city of detroit two months before he gives it in washington dc. people in detroit already had a preview of one of the most famous speeches in america's history. >> i have a dream this

after this group, national action, was banned as a terrorist organisation, he went underground.ar, he became a founder member of the even more extreme sonnenkrieg division. when the british—based group was exposed by a bbc news investigation in december, he was arrested the next day. sonnenkrieg division produce some of the most violent nazi propaganda to emerge in britain. one post, which we're not showing, suggested prince harry should be shot as what they called a "race traitor". they were encouraging others, online, to commit terrorist attacks and, of course, it only takes one individual to be encouraged or be inspired by that propaganda, to take that further step. today, michal szewczuk, a computer

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maybe we have to rewrite the history of the national socialist underground. in fact the motive for the shooting death of baltar lipka could date back to 2015 when large groups of refugees were arriving in germany during a local event to discuss a planned refugee shelter look at who backed chancellor merkel's refugee policy had said germans who couldn't accept the presence of refugees could leave germany if they wished stefan and says it was this statement that spurred him to kill to look good. the standoff is escalating between italy's far right interior minister and a german n.g.o.s whose migrant rescue ship has illegally entered italian waters the ships carrying 42 migrants that it picked up off the coast of libya 2 weeks ago italy's interior minister. says he won't allow any of them to disembark he's threatened to seize the ship and arrest its captain. for weeks because the watch 3 have been circling the island of lampedusa. now with the migrants on board reportedly desperate and exhausted the captain decided enough was enough the boat entered italian wate

it's been 8 days since close to 300 miners began their underground strike here in the northwest province they say they'll remain there as long as it takes to have their demands heard on this war began after a female coworker made allegations of sexual harassment and the miners who are angry over this say little has been done while the alleged perpetrator was suspended for a short time he's since returned to work and the miners say this isn't good enough their grievances also extend to issues around pay what they say are unfair dismissals as well as the working conditions underground now that's where they remain and outside the mine the family members as well as other miners have gathered to show support but they're also very worried given the amount of time the miners have stayed underground over a week now they haven't had any food to eat they've also had very little water now this is the 1st time there's been any sort of consignment of food that's come through when and this is what will be delivered to the miners some point during the course of the day but the mine workers unions are s

the officer was aware that later that year, he started working for london underground.hile it was a concern that khuram butt had started working at westminster underground station, he and his team didn't tell his employers, transport for london, because there was no intelligence to suggest that he planned to use the job to carry out an attack. in the days before the london bridge attack next year, neither mi5 nor the police spotted his meetings with the other two killers. nor do they notice him hiring a van, which was used to run down and kill the first of their victims. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: rafael nadal moves a step closer to a record—extending 12th french open title, setting up a semi—final against roger federer. sri lanka win a rain—affected world cup match, beating afghanistan in a low—scoring affair in cardiff. and, with the women's football world cup starting on friday, we look at how a national tragedy helped japan's women to win the 2011 tournament. hello and welcom

maybe we have to rewrite the history of the national socialist underground. in fact the motive for the shooting death of volatility could date back to 2015 when large groups of refugees were arriving in germany during a local event to discuss a planned refugee shelter look at who backed chancellor merkel's refugee policy had said germans who couldn't accept the presence of refugees could leave germany if they wished stefan and says it was this statement that spurred him to kill volatility. a record breaking heat wave is making life miserable for millions of people across europe at the authorities in paris have banned a 60 percent of cars from the city to mitigate the buildup of dangerous levels of smaug and ozone in the heat record highs are expected in spain's northeast in the capital madrid and right here in berlin we've already broken a record. i will keep checking balance temperature fro the day to find out how my fellow berlin us i handling the heat and closely observe if the german capital can top the record. 38.5 degrees says yes that was the hottest j

time after time say we're going underground as the g 20 in japan continues to debate in the shadow of climate emergency economic inequality and the end of your american control of the world coming over the show number 10 declines going underground to comment on allegations tereza may misled the u.k. parliament about a witness that un facilitated talks to end the world's worst humanitarian crisis yemen where tens of millions face catastrophe we speak to that witness and as the u.n. winds of climate apartheid the woman who could be u.k. foreign secretary before the end of the year emily thornberry on the need for a green revolution plus the untold impact of another revolution as the world hides today's 100 year anniversary of the imperialist treaty of a sign we investigate the hidden global impact of the bolshevik revolution that was designed to destroy all this and more coming up in today's going underground the 1st today armed forces day in britain is designed to encourage the great british public support u.k. servicemen and women but this year it is arguably different because of even

they were going underground as breck's it's continues to dominate the british political leadership crisis just potential power little italian currency overshadowed a meeting of euro zone leaders in brussels coming over to show progress versus parasites from the euro zone to the i.m.f. a new book by one of the architects of bricks at douglas cause well i'll use that supernational neo liberal organizations are creating the conditions for a global repeat of the fall of the roman empire and will the high court decision to ban them sales to saudi arabia mean an end to british involvement in the world's worst humanitarian crisis we investigate the children in britain covertly recruited as part of a tory to join up in future conflict plus if the right owner of a gentleman is referring to a current member of this house i don't know whether he's 80 years she should. to be extremely careful in the language he uses the speaker of the house of commons appears to issue a warning against those who might call boris johnson a racist liar all the more coming up in today's going underground but 1st who are

alleged conspiracy against wiki leaks you know us and joins me now are going to welcome to going underground so why do you believe britain can't trust the justice system of britain's closest ally the usa when it comes to justice and julian assange i would rephrase the question and ask can we trust the british justice systems and in a way the big. this system system is on trial in this case now the foreign secretary of britain said that on the day julian assange this was i arrested. that nobody should stand above the law and i agree with that statement as long as the rule of law prevails now there are 2 program conditions for this in the 1st place is that we have a justice system which is impartial and fair and to be trusted and secondly that the misdeeds not to speak of crimes committed by states or individuals are brought into the public eye and this case is not simply about julian the sounds we can leaks it's about the freedom of the press it's about democracy the british government has been telling china and medicare about democracy in hong kong jeremy hunt now a contender of course to be

no mention returns here we're going underground as wiki leaks founder julian assange clings to life in belmarsh prison in southeast london coming up with a show the united nations special on torture professor condemns british torture of julian assange just the worst case in 20 years of work with victims of war violence and political persecution and the biggest betrayal enough of american history we'll ask the man who 1st gave. former ecuadorian president rafael correa wants as a. case means for a legal u.s. backed regime change in latin america although some more coming up in today's going on the ground but 1st straight to our top story which it's no exaggeration to say impinges on the ability to tell truth all around the world in every country in the world we can leaks expose lies and corruption about the powerful and this before outgoing u.k. minority government leader theresa may welcome the capture of the founder of wiki leaks julian assange i'm sure that the whole house will welcome the news this morning that the metropolitan police have arrested julian assange the foreign secreta

are times when we're going underground as nature nation leaders meet in britain to commemorate d.-day without russia the country that facilitated the invasion of normandy coming up with the show to come to london to read the riot act to u.k. intelligence age. for their part in undermining his campaign to be president we speak to a decorated the tenant colonel in the u.s. army now part of the campaign to reelect trump in 2020 and we hear why one of the largest trade unions in britain this week united with jeremy corbin against donald trump and his state visit more coming up in today's going underground before a straight to this week's state visit of u.s. president donald trump what was he here for apart from telling britain its health service would be on the table in any trade negotiations because he also took time to meet with lockheed martin and be a systems in london 2 of the companies involved in the u.k. backed war causing the world's worst humanitarian crisis in yemen this as well trump dined with the queen his administration threatened syria cuba venezuela and iran joining m

me now from washington is easily former prime minister carlo culturally goller welcome to going underground so just as the u.k. is heading for brics it's on halloween and i think it's really look sent to arguably undermine the euro with something called a bolt you just explained to be water bought is because that i understand your observatory in to observe actually italian public accounts is doing has been doing some research on it he has had both a's ascension of treasury bill so it's a way for the government to borrow money while the proposal actually 1st not to the board which has been which have been around for a long time to actually be as of been around anything like in most other countries it's about the so-called media bought so there. is but we did very small then and we need to show something that i feel 50 euros $100.00 euros maybe perhaps $500.00 euros but not normally would be said much larger than a mediations so they're introduced because they look like bills they look like they look like money and so i believe that may result in to use them and that's actually what they mean

we are void by the military, hundreds of feet underground until one of six attacked. structures were discovered by israel a few months ago and sealed off to prevent infiltration into the country. a few feet behind me, the country of lebanon has fighters digging this tunnel to prepare for a ground operation into northern israel. >> they dark almost a mile working in shifts for many years to cut through the rock and stone underground. >> without making too much noi noise, a few people. >> still seeing in the attack tunnel dug by the militant group from lebanon into israel. you can see this machine used to carveout the wall of this tunnel. they use this rail system to transport material to where they were digging at the time. if you look appear, you can see a phone line used by the fighters for communication to the tunnel. for we were given access, they were mostly destroyed by the israeli ms. military. if does erupt with israel, you have a number of surprises in store both above and below ground. >> thank you. >> turning to other, thousands of homes across the midwest a

that is the project submitted which is the full underground. i don't be have all of the project details in front of me right now, but that was submitted. >> i want to make sure we are thinking about that. >> it is going from 4,000 to 12,000. they are talking about 2050 which could be an increase 65,000 more people. i am a little concerned about whether or not an infrastructure to support the 30 or 40,000 more people out there. >> i will add for this process, we are trying to make sure that we have space within the regional planning process to pursue the process with the local flanking. that -- planning. connect sf is looking at the maps where population and employment are going to be. i am not going to get into that camille can do a better job. >> thank you. >> it is a lot of planning. >> chair peskin: commissioner fewer. >> commissioner fewer: i might be guilty of the same thing. i am thinking you have a plan to have some underground capacity out to the west side on the gary corridor line, is that correct. >> can you repeat that? >> i assume w

it's been 8 days since close to 300 miners began their underground strike here in the northwest province they say they'll remain there as long as it takes to have their demands heard now this war began after a female coworker made allegations of sexual harassment and the miners who are angry over this say little has been done so while the alleged perpetrator was suspended for a short time he since returned to work in the minors say this isn't good enough their grievances also extend to issues around pay what they say are unfair dismissals as well as the working conditions underground now that's where they remain and outside the mine the family members as well as other miners have gathered to show support but they're also very worried given the amount of time the miners have stayed underground over a week now they haven't had any food to eat they've also had very little water now this is the 1st time there's been any sort of consignment of food that's come through when and this is what will be delivered to the miners some point during the course of the day but the mine workers unions are