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they were also cut off from the old road they used to use. valya primyakova told us, what was a 15-minute walk to get the bus to work has become a two-hour cross-country trek. military guards block their way to the rickety foot bridge they used to use. "they cut us off," she said. "we're locked in." have the olympics been a good thing for you? >> nyet. >> reporter: not good. not good, also, that heavy construction and security traffic has chewed up the road through town and turned it into a dust bowl. not good that digging in the quarry above the town has ruined their wells, so that water has to be brought in by truck. yet their complaints to local authorities have been ignored. basically, the people of akhtyr are saying they're mad as hell and not going to take it anymore, but it's not like they've got a lot of options. the villagers' sad story is not dimitri chernyshenko's problem. he's sochi's olympic czar, and he's more concerned with the games and with his olympic torch collection, especially the sochi torch that works like the famous ru

the people with us are telling us that the family that was here left because the threat to paramilitary groups in this area. and apparently a base that the paramilitaries used to use is not far away from here. they left their mark behind. >> hill dag oh wanted to show us areas where the paramilitary operate. their camp is supposed to be located high up in the mountains where they can move quickly, when they want, unseen. hill dag oh believes there is a reason they are able to move easily around here. >> the land in this part of the country is valuable, and not just for the crops and timber here. coal has recently been discovered in the region, and the government and private companies, are expected to begin extracting it soon. >> an hour later, we arrived at roxalie. it's almost a ghost town. a few weeks ago, paramilitaries came here threatening residents. reminding many of what they've done before. >> past killings here have left people traumatized. emilio is reluctant to talk about what's going on here. he told us that groups of 200 men come into the village wearing uniforms and carrying machine guns. when the paramilitaries came back a few weeks ago, they

valley was built, they were not only cut off from it, they were also cut off from the old road they used to uselk to get the bus to work has become a two-hour cross-country trek. military guards block their way to the rickety footprints they used to use. they cut us off, she said. we're locked in. >> reporter: have the olympics been a good thing for you? >> not good. >> reporter: not good also that heavy construction and security traffic has chewed up the road through town and turned it into a dustbowl. not good that digging in the quarry above the town has ruined their wells so that water has to be brought in by truck. yes, their complaints to local authorities have been ignored. basically the people of akhtyr are mad as hell and not going to take it anymore, but it's not like they've got a lot of options. the villagers' sad story is not dmitry chernyshenko's problem. he's the sochi olympic czar. he's more interested in the torch, especially the sochi torch that works like a russian rifle. what's the plight of a few hundred villagers compared to the olympics. mark phillips, cbs news, akhtyr, r

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to using. which is you know use of weapons and warfare and violence. and because they knew that their image was tainted, internationally, you know by being associated with terrorism , and inside, you know, whatnot. they wanted to move away from those stereotypes and really show the world that they could go out and demonstrate without the use of weapons. so it was a conscious decision they made. and even if they had the weapons i don't think they would have retaliated with force. there are scenes where the gun fire sort of rained down on them. men were actually taking off their shirts and in front of the weapons -- >> defying the shooters. as you go through this you also tell just terrible images, just such sadness. kids shot, one lost his eyes. did this help topple yemen's long time president. >> this was definitely the moment that really spurred a lot of people to the square. and it was a turning point for sure. i wouldn't say that it was the defining moment, was the moment that made him step down, it too many you know almost a year for that to actuall

college in illinois on the economy hoping to distract attention away from the scandals. >> jon: what the (bleep). i thought you said he was using the scandals to distract us from the economy and now he's using the economy to distract us from the scandals oh, goddamn it. hold on. what is going on here? i'm just going to get out my book of mathematics -- [laughter] -- holy (bleep) by the transactive properties of distraction we find ourselves dangerously close to be caughting in a hawking distraction loop from which we can never divert our attention long enough to figure out -- squirrel -- what is happening. wait a minute. what is fox trying to accomplish here? [laughter] >> they've allowed an endless parade of political posturing and scandals to distract from growing our economy and strengthening the middle class. >> jon: oh, no it's begun the distraction loop. but i had an irs hearing scheduled for -- noooooo. [cheers and applause] wait, hold on. [ applause ] unless, of course, fox news is attempting to distract from notice that rather being a news organization they are a spite driven anger machine rooted in the fear that any change in the status quo will

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some kind of example and either using the actual numbers as much as we can know them or using the round numbers so that we will just have some mathematical examples to help us to understand this. and i hope that will help us because i certainly know that i need the help to understand it and i think having a sample will be helpful to us but i really, think that you need to really study this. and in order to prepare for that meeting next week. and so i want to thank the staff for all of the work that they have done. it was informative, but, we have definitely have homework to do to prepare for that. also, i don't know which of the these documents are excessable, are they on-line? or if the members of the public or others in the room want to understand and be prepared for that meeting next week, what would you recommend they do? >> should they just call you? >> yes, we will have a robo greeting that explains the seven steps that the state board came up with. so commissioners this particular packet has not been posted on the district's website. we could do that, and i don't think that it will necessarily be particularly self-explanatory, what we are planning to

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