in guns blogging newsletter in saint petersburg. we have alexander a town, he is a senior lecture at saint petersburg state institute of technology and in cal to we crossed through pasco, locked as he is an associate professor i k o 2 university are generally across stock roles. and the fact that means can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate only go to tom 1st in florida as we speak. now we're still in the afterglow of the tucker, putting a interview in the us, and it is pushing through it, spending for ukraine in israel. doubtful it will make much headway in um, in the house and, and, and on the ground and ukraine's illusion these out. and we don't know it's a political portions of zalinski, so i just gave you 3 things to play with your choice. go ahead. well, let's start with the tucker, putting interviewers. i think everybody has gotten that all the wrong. um, but i think wilfully wrong, right? i think that, you know, we have the, we have the, the political establishment of the wes wanting to downplay putin's history

i think my gets an deal to florida and in saint petersburg. and of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at archie. see you next time. remember prospect the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the indonesia of defense minister, plague, victory, the nations presidential election. and it comes as preliminary results have him the head of the next 2 content bags and what looks to be a launch rod and saudi arabia to clear the world, people and military cooperation to secure a regional piece as of yet. but logical ties mended with the help of the china p a . the fast food truck is presidents receive ad of on visit agents for the 1st 5 and 12 years to promote a cor, leisurely independent regional stage to protect policy. and as moscow says, western meddling in the ukraine complex for long as the special operation. the western media space is that the cheapest way to find the wrong size is to pay with .

petersburg alone for attending memorial events. the most one house ministry in gaza says is rarely attacks have killed more than 100 post indians. over the past day. negotiators and katasha say cease fire talks have stalled.

petersburg, but across the hall of russia. many had to pay for their freedom to take part in these protest. i was in moscow myself between 20152022. and so these mass arrests with my own eyes, but the many of us still big supporters of nevada only many, although not millions. how popular uh, was he among the russians then? a well look. no volley sympathized with that option right at the very beginning of his political career, she took part in the right to being ready to co protest. whereas the motor was the russell only for rations nevada. later, the stones, himself from its several times and clearly box people probably don't or didn't forget something like that. that is, the 2nd reason why he was not that's popular within the russia, in my opinion, is that he's seen quite aggressive some time since he's traffic and, but they are then for many people, people have wasn't popular with older people. this made him over more popular among his young russians and still is among many and is it 3, isn't it? so that's an a volleyball. i

petersburg alone for attending memorial events. the most one house ministry in gaza says is rarely attacks have killed more than 100 post indians over the past day negotiators and could tie safe cease fire talks have stalled.

trinity bridge in saint petersburg, russia, also was lit up here in the us, the empire state buildingheld a lighting ceremony and revealed a zodiac window display for its happy spring festival. now red and gold also adorned the streets of san francisco for the lunar new year. music and firecrackers, along with good luck, nice jambalaya that personified santa hong ping and i got. not bad right mayor breed had the privilege of welcoming everybody to the celebration. she nailed some cantonese new year. greetings. hard to miss at the celebration was the 100 foot gum lung chinese for golden dragon. it'll also appear for the san francisco chinese new year parade in just a couple of weeks. now at san francisco's fort mason today, a celebration of community and building cultural and spiritual connections in the native american community. this was the 13th annual bay area american indian, two spirits gathering. the event fosters togetherness and building bonds between lgbtq , native americans and indigenous people. thousands took part in ceremonial honor dances, the telling of stories and some

petersburg alone for attending memorial events. the most one house ministry and gaza says is rarely attacks have killed more than 100 post indians. over the past day negotiators and katasha se ceasefire talks have stalled.

and russian courts have jailed more than a 150 people in saint petersburg alone for attending memorial events. the most one house ministry in gaza says is rarely attacks have killed more than 100 pulsed indians of.

and up in saint petersburg men clear away the flowers so the scale of support for navalny isn't obvious time there are more people and fresh tributes. these are the last known images of navalny on a video link from prison to a court. his cheerfulness is an act of defiance in itself. he died the next day. we still don't know the cause. his mother travelled to the arctic region to get her son's body and to find answers. so far, she has neither. navalny�*s team are accusing the authorities of hiding something. they have reason for suspicion. three years ago the politician was poisoned with a nerve agent. the risk of returning to russia after that were always clear. and that is true for others who have spoken out as well, like vladimir kara—murza, also poisoned and then arrested for condemning the war on ukraine. his wife says the death of alexei navalny underlines the immense cost of dissent. i was horrified but not surprised because the use of political assassination as a method of dealing with opponents has been there for, well, for the entire rule of vladimir putin. navalny was putin's

and up in saint petersburg men clear away the flowers so the scale of support for navalny isn't obvioush tributes. these are the last known images of navalny on a video link from prison to a court. his cheerfulness is an act of defiance in itself. he died the next day. we still don't know the cause. his mother travelled to the arctic region to get her son's body and to find answers. so far, she has neither. navalny�*s team are accusing the authorities of hiding something. they have reason for suspicion. three years ago the politician was poisoned with a nerve agent. the risk of returning to russia after that were always clear. and that is true for others who have spoken out as well, like vladimir kara—murza, also poisoned and then arrested for condemning the war on ukraine. his wife says the death of alexei navalny underlines the immense cost of dissent. i was horrified but not surprised because the use of political assassination as a method of dealing with opponents has been there for, well, for the entire rule of vladimir putin. navalny was putin's loudest challenger. his sudden death

petersburg. the full day of sweet labor moved by all storage fees here in most cases, the tribute so so continue people are coming to pay their respects and the bianca square ones, homes to the said k g b and still the headquarters of russia secret police. it's a place full of symbolism as people once again risk arrest for expressing themselves. we were supposed to put them and it was scary to come here because did out a lot of reduce online. what does it says police detaining people to go to flo sadness pick? did we put new york? i tried non stop for the 1st 2 days and have plenty of anger that things done out like this, the deductible. there's killing people like this. and this has happened before, but you will give, i think there's a, there's a really harder and i thought just to some of them seen them probably to come. he was the strongest politician in russia. someone who knew how to motivate people who want to join in the resist on the security, but for good all the support. i couldn't say

and up in saint petersburg men clear away the flowers so the scale of support for navalny isn't obviousmore people and fresh tributes. these are the last known images of navalny on a video link from prison to a court. his cheerfulness is an act of defiance in itself. he died the next day. we still don't know the cause. his mother travelled to the arctic region to get her son's body and to find answers. so far, she has neither. navalny�*s team are accusing the authorities of hiding something. they have reason for suspicion. three years ago the politician was poisoned with a nerve agent. the risk of returning to russia after that were always clear. and that is true for others who have spoken out as well, like vladimir kara—murza, also poisoned and then arrested for condemning the war on ukraine. his wife says the death of alexei navalny underlines the immense cost of dissent. i was horrified but not surprised because the use of political assassination as a method of dealing with opponents has been there for, well, for the entire rule of vladimir putin. navalny was putin's loudest challeng

and up in saint petersburg, men clear away the flowers so the scale of support for navalny isn't obviousbutes. these are the last—known images of navalny on a video link from prison to a court. his cheerfulness is an act of defiance in itself. he died the next day. we still don't know the cause. his mother travelled to the arctic region to get her son's body and to find answers. so far, she has neither. navalny�*s team are accusing the authorities of hiding something. they have reason for suspicion. three years ago, the politician was poisoned with a nerve agent. the risk of returning to russia after that were always clear. and that's true for others who've spoken out too, like vladimir kara—murza, also poisoned and then arrested for condemning the war on ukraine. his wife says the death of alexei navalny underlines the immense cost of dissent. i was horrified, but not surprised because the use of political assassination as a method of dealing with opponents has been there for, well, for the entire rule of vladimir putin. navalny was putin's loudest challenger. his sudden death leaves ma

and up in saint petersburg men clear away the flowers so the scale of support for navalny isn't obvioush tributes. these are the last known images of navalny on a video link from prison to a court. his cheerfulness is an act of defiance in itself. he died the next day. we still don't know the cause. his mother travelled to the arctic region to get her son's body and to find answers. so far, she has neither. navalny�*s team are accusing the authorities of hiding something. they have reason for suspicion. three years ago the politician was poisoned with a nerve agent. the risk of returning to russia after that were always clear. and that is true for others who have spoken out as well, like vladimir kara—murza, also poisoned and then arrested for condemning the war on ukraine. his wife says the death of alexei navalny underlines the immense cost of dissent. i was horrified but not surprised because the use of political assassination as a method of dealing with opponents has been there for, well, for the entire rule of vladimir putin. navalny was putin's loudest challenger. his sudden death

and in saint petersburg, men clear away the flowers so the scale of support for navalny is not obviouse more people and fresh tributes. these are the last known images of navalny on a video link from prison to a court. his cheerfulness is an act of defiance in itself. he died the next day, we still don't know the cause. his mother travelled to the arctic region to get person's body and to find answers. so far, she has neither. navalny�*s team are accusing the authorities are hiding something. they have reason for suspicion, three years ago, the politician was poisoned with a nerve agent. the risks of returning to russia after that were always clear. that is true for others who have spoken out, like vladimir kara—murza, also poisoned then arrested for condemning the war on ukraine. his wife says the death of navalny underlines the immense cost of dissent. i was horrified but not surprised. because the use of political assassination as a method of dealing with opponents has been there for, well, the entire rule of vladimir putin. in life, navalny was putin's loudest challenger. this even

and up in saint petersburg, men clear away the flowers so the scale of support for navalny isn't obvious tributes. these are the last—known images of navalny on a video link from prison to a court. his cheerfulness is an act of defiance in itself. he died the next day. we still don't know the cause. his mother travelled to the arctic region to get her son's body and to find answers. so far, she has neither. navalny�*s team are accusing the authorities of hiding something. they have reason for suspicion. three years ago, the politician was poisoned with a nerve agent. the risk of returning to russia after that were always clear. and that's true for others who've spoken out too, like vladimir kara—murza, also poisoned and then arrested for condemning the war on ukraine. his wife says the death of alexei navalny underlines the immense cost of dissent. i was horrified, but not surprised because the use of political assassination as a method of dealing with opponents has been there for, well, for the entire rule of vladimir putin. navalny was putin's loudest challenger. his sudden death leave

petersburg at the monument. 2 victims of political repression were removed by an identified people, overnights, and police of also arrested russians trying to mourn and cities nationwide. prison officials say that in a volley died from what they call the sudden death syndrome in an arctic penal colony on friday. western leaders are blaming president vladimir putin for the death of his biggest critic image and kimber reports. for those wanting to public in the next scene of only get this, the response goes into arrested in at least 21 cities across russia. in most states, police formed a human chain to store motors attempting to rally the circuit, won't of sorry, the monument for joseph stones, victims of political persecution. i thought it was my duty to bring showers default for all of us. and now we have to, at least on a, his memory similar seems to some teachers but with thousands were arrested to purchase or illegal in russia on district. dissident news. the country is go to shang, with this foolish war. why is it we did? we need this, they are killing their own people. i no lo

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most people were actually arrested in saint petersburg, but this is happening all over russia and against one person shows up to lay flowers to the alexei navalny memorial, they do it at a great risk to their own personal freedom. memorial, they do it at a great risk to their own personalfreedom. me’ee to their own personal freedom. we've heard a bit of— to their own personal freedom. we've heard a bit of a _ to their own personal freedom. we've heard a bit of a response _ to their own personal freedom. we've heard a bit of a response from - to their own personal freedom. we've heard a bit of a response from the kremlin. government spokesperson. at least talking about the fact investigation is under way. what do you make of the reaction of a vladimir putin? i you make of the reaction of a vladimir putin?— you make of the reaction of a vladimir putin? i think this looks like a classic— vladimir putin? i think this looks like a classic russian _ vladimir putin? i think this looks | like a classic russian government cover—up. putin doesn't even want to pronounce alexei navalny�*s name but

and up in saint petersburg men clear away the flowers so the scale of support for navalny isn't obviouse more people and fresh tributes. these are the last known images of navalny on a video link from prison to a court. his cheerfulness is an act of defiance in itself. he died the next day. we still don't know the cause. his mother travelled to the arctic region to get her son's body and to find answers. so far, she has neither. navalny�*s team are accusing the authorities of hiding something. they have reason for suspicion. three years ago, the politician was poisoned with a nerve agent. the risk of returning to russia after that were always clear. and that is true for others who have spoken out as well, like vladimir kara—murza, also poisoned and then arrested for condemning the war on ukraine. his wife says the death of alexei navalny underlines the immense cost of dissent. i was horrified but not surprised because the use of political assassination as a method of dealing with opponents has been there for, well, for the entire rule of vladimir putin. navalny was putin's loudest chall

our production, kb, beam up to 200 km, this is the entire european part of russia, including moscow, saint-petersburgals, and the south perspective kbe, this is already strategic ballistic. for many years they did not build factories, although we were offered turnkey partners for eight months for all calibers, they did not do this, in the end it is difficult to do anything, this format, it just saves us, and the most important thing for the 24th year was a new strategy for waging war, which he recognized as useful . hey, mr. mykola, we have to finish, thank you, mykola molomush, general of the army of ukraine, was with us, at 9 o'clock, we all honor the memory of ukrainians who died due to russian aggression, with a moment of silence. we will observe a moment of silence in memory of the ukrainian military and civilian citizens of ukraine who died in the war that started it. yep.

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petersburg, were removed by an identified people. overnights other attributes are also reported to have been destroyed. prison officials say nevada. these died from what they call sudden death syndrome in an arctic penal colony. on friday. the prosecutors in ukraine's or they found fragments of north korean missiles which were fired by russian forces at the city of car keys. rob mcbride reports from the north eastern region even by the standards of a region that subjected to a daily as strikes the attack that happened here several days earlier was particularly shocking. a drone hate of fuel deco, then engulfed a nearby row of houses with a wall of flame. 7 people were killed, including all 5 members of one family, leading to an official period of mourning. news to cause a new neighbour alexander tells us he only just got out before the flames reached his house. now he was back salvaging what possessions he could you some say this thought we saw the neighbors and i know the reason whatever they were very nice and they followed soon after but it was slid, idea, blaze out front. and so we'

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moscow, saint petersburg, vladikavkaz, novosibirs, yekaterinburg.main transit city for visiting the dprk. the flight to pyongyang takes only an hour and a half. i think that we will be greeted very warmly there, since we are the first organized tourist group. i think north korea is interested in the tourist flow. we will try for our part to show that russian tourists are the tourists they really need. no one was there, at least not in lately, it’s been interesting to see how everything is going there, for me the main thing is to get out of the routine, spend 4 days without a phone and come filled with energy, despite the hype, the first tourist route to the country of joseon after a long break has the status of a trial, given the season, before in total , it is aimed at those who are used to relaxing on snow-covered slopes; russians are ready to welcome the massikrion ski resort with a dozen ski resorts... the united russia women's movement was organized, and more than 100 families became its participants military personnel, master classes and perfo

saint petersburg.ery day in moscow it seems like spring is getting warmer, but the cold will never return to us or will it return? that it doesn’t happen that way, but in general, if you try not to notice the colossal snowdrifts, the weather mood is quite spring-like. and rest assured, we will still have to pay for this with the return of cold weather. for now, southern air currents are pushing up the heat, but even if we assume the impossible, that it is warm. will not stop at all, it will take a whole month to melt more than half a meter snowdrifts in the center, but still, the further west, the lower the snowdrifts, because the further west, the warmer, the more fruitful their nature utilizes, the sun will also help, tomorrow it will appear in the middle zone and during the day it will be mostly +2 +3, it should reach almost zero on the volga, against the backdrop of the cold weather that has lingered there for a long time, this is already a feat, and precipitation is in the northwest and north , an

alena germanova, denis torobchino, ksenia ugarova, shamel fabrikov, channel one saint petersburg.f the film union of salvation is on air on channel one. the wind is rising, prince, shouldn’t we find a place where it’s quieter? yes, well, the weather is just right, here he is, what a beauty, he’s almost ready, let’s go! his frigate to our american colonies, we are the forces of society, we will capture the emperor and everything in the thickest family, we will capture him and send him to california along with the expedition, you don’t understand, prince, the issue of all revolutions has been resolved, the issue that interests even drunk... duraga svestunov, what to do with the emperor and his family, to kill means to commit a crime, to scare away the common people, no, evriga, we will send them on a ship, they will evaporate, disappear into the fog, but the emperor’s family will definitely will sail to america, you are a guarantee of that, prince. in addition to showing mercy to the sovereign’s family, we need to show strength and will so that the entire building of senators would

busy with a gaze put in and visit us and lead to not only moscow in saint petersburg, but across the hall of russia. many had to pay for their freedom to take part in these protest. i was in moscow myself between 20152022. and so these mass arrests with my own eyes, but the many of us still big supporters of nevada. only many old though not millions. how popular uh, was he among the russians then? well, look, novalis sympathized with the russian rights at the very beginning of his political career years. it took part in the right to being ready to call protest. whereas the motor was to rush it only for rations nevada later, the stones to himself from it several times and clearly bought people probably don't or didn't forget something like that. that is, the 2nd reason why he was not that's popular within the russia, in my opinion, is that he seemed quite aggressive some time, some of these traffic and pretty around for many people, people wish it wasn't popular with older people. this made him over more popular among his young russians and still is among many and is it reason it says

not sure about this one. and saint petersburg. one. ian and saint petersburg.y from politics and war and stress. uh, ian says he to stress. uh, ian says he moved to russia ago, but he russia two years ago, but he says of lovely people. says it's full of lovely people. reasonable standard of living and rubbish arguments. and no rubbish arguments. >> told to peace ? >> was he told to say peace? >> was he told to say peace? >> he mentions it's >> well, he also mentions it's got a real christmas because there's real snow . there's real snow. >> yeah, yeah. i mean i've been to a few places in russia and very you know, people very nice. and you know, people are, are nice. you wonderjust how they know. yeah. what how much they know. yeah. what is being carried in their is being carried out in their name. the question. name. that's the question. >> well that's that. yeah. and vivienne she's lived in vivienne says she's lived in tenerife years. vivienne says she's lived in ten loves years. vivienne says she's lived in ten loves y crime, vivienne says she's lived in tenl

as a saint. blessed xenia was born between 1719 and 1730. and yours. to appear insane, so that, having sacrificed to god the most valuable thing that a person has, the mind, to beg the creator for mercy on the suddenly deceased spouse. ksenia renounced all the blessings of the world, renounced her title and wealth, and, moreover, herself. she left her name, and taking the name of her husband, went under his. in the name of his godfather path, trying to cultivate in your heart the gift of sincere love for your neighbor. when, on the day of her husband’s funeral, ksenia put on his clothes, a camisole, a caftan, trousers and a card, in such a suit she went to see off his coffin, the relatives of her husband and her friend ksenia decided that the death of andrei fedorovich had darkened her consciousness. they were quite sorry. about her. ksenia , as if she had lost her mind, consoled them, saying: andrei fedorovich did not die, but incarnated into me, ksenia, who died long ago. thus began her wanderi

alena germanova, denis tarubchino, ksenia ugarova, shamik fabrikov, channel one saint petersburg.channel one, a new episode of the film union of salvation, the wind is rising, prince, shouldn't we find a place where it's quieter, well, the weather is just right. here he is, how handsome he is, he is almost ready, let's go, where this frigate does not sail to our american colonies, we are the forces of society.

. >> every night a memorial for alexei navalny was destroyed by unidentified people in saint petersburg. the last few days people laden flowers at the monument to victims of political repression. there were many other floral tributes around russia that were destroyed. >>> the war between israel and hamas continues to unfold , ongoing since october. the united states threatening to veto a new gaza cease-fire resolution at the united nations security council. letter issued by linda thomas greenfield, u.s. ambassador to the u.n. states, the u.s. would not vote for an algerian proposed resolution calling for a humanitarian cease-fire. thomas greenfield said the u.s. is working on a deal between israel and hamas that would release hostages and put a positive fighting for at least six weeks. last wednesday, arab countries and the u.n. reaffirmed their support for the algerian resolution, which includes unblocked humanitarian relief. at least 44 people are dead following the latest airstrikes in central gaza and rough up. it happened hours after israeli prime minister benjamin did not who said

petersburg. you find these added up in the man's office in some petersburg. we've made some check must have checked with a reformer. he was also a corrupt. so you had a period they were put in was in charge of fine economic contracts. and that's, i think when he became begun to make money, violence followed the collapse of the soviet union. the 1990s was a terrible time. it was just people trying to survive. well, the key thing was protection. what the russians called cri show, which is rings, and sometimes grief can be someone in the criminal organization. sometimes it's a someone in the government, in the ninety's often not as much the same person. former size, the agent varnish, established context and st. petersburg for jazz and their bunk, both and local government and a new company gas problem. they needed someone in the some pieces the government who could look off to them and open doors for them. that was why the, the sort of pitching vondik connection was so interesting because essential

petersburg. we've made some check. my subject was a reformer. he was also corrupt. so you had the period, they were putting this in charge of fine economic contacts. and that's i think when he became begun to make money, violence followed the collapse of the soviet union. the 1990s was a terrible time. it was just people trying to survive. well, the key thing was protection. what the russians called cri, show, which is readings. and sometimes grief can be someone in the criminal organization . sometimes it's a someone in the government in the ninety's often that person was the same person, the former size, the agent varnish, established contacts, and st. petersburg for dressing their bunk, both in local government and at a new company gas problem. they needed someone in the some pieces the government who could look after them and opened doors for them. that was why the set of teaching vondik connection was so interesting because essentially putin was phonics collection. he was his roof coach and

and he was was moonlighting as a taxi driver on the streets of saint petersburg. finding that ended up in the man's office in some petersburg. we may have some check must have checked with a reformer. he was also correct. so you had a period, they were put numbers in charge of fine economic contacts. and that's, i think when he became begun to make money, violence followed the collapse of the soviet union. the 1990s was a terrible time. it was just people trying to survive. well, the key thing was protection. what the russians called cri show, which is rings, and sometimes grief can be someone in the criminal organization. sometimes it's a someone in the government in the ninety's often that person was the same person. former styles, the agent varnish, established context and st. petersburg for jazz in their bunk, both in local government and a new company gas problem. they needed someone in the st. petersburg government who could look off to them and open doors for them. that was why the sort of teaching vondik connection was so interesting because essentially putin was phonics collec

petersburg. unidentified groups removed flowers and other items left at a memorial for navalny. but just as quickly as they were taken down, russian citizens left more to honor the man. us officials laid blame for his death, with vladimir putin. navalny's team says he was murdered. some us leaders say americans need to pay close attention about what's happening in russia. >> when you think about donald trump, for example, pledging retribution on what vladimir putin did to navalny is what retribution looks like in a country where the leader is not subject to the rule of law. and i think that we have to take donald trump very seriously. we have to take seriously the extent to which, you know, you've now got a putin wing of the republican party. >> navalny's body has been taken to a morgue for an autopsy. a prison official says he died from sudden death syndrome a year after entering hospice care. jimmy carter's grandson says the former president's spirit remains strong at the age of 99, carter is t

and up in saint petersburg men clear away the flowers so the scale of support for navalny isn't obviouslast known images of navalny on a video link from prison to a court. his cheerfulness is an act of defiance in itself. he died the next day. we still don't know the cause. his mother travelled to the arctic region to get her son's body and to find answers. so far, she has neither. navalny�*s team are accusing the authorities of hiding something. they have reason for suspicion. three years ago the politician was poisoned with a nerve agent. the risk of returning to russia after that were always clear. and that is true for others who have spoken out as well, like vladimir kara—murza, also poisoned and then arrested for condemning the war on ukraine. his wife says the death of alexei navalny underlines the immense cost of dissent. i was horrified but not surprised because the use of political assassination as a method of dealing with opponents has been there for, well, for the entire rule of vladimir putin. navalny was putin's loudest challenger. his sudden death leaves many questions una

navalny was pronounced dead on friday, where he was serving a 19 year sentence in saint petersburg. unidentified groups removed flowers and other items left at a memorial to navalny. but just as quickly as they were taken down, russian citizens left more to honor the man. his team believes he was murdered. u.s. officials are now pointing the finger at russia leader vladimir putin. some u.s. leaders say americans need to pay close attention to what's happening in russia. >> when you think about donald trump, for example, pledging retribution on what vladimir putin did to navalny is what retribution looks like in a country where the leader is not subject to the rule of law. and i think that we have to take donald trump very seriously. we have to take seriously the extent to which, you know, you've now got a putin wing of the republican party. >> navalny's body has been taken to a morgue for an autopsy. there are some reports that his body was bruised. a prison official says he died from sudden death syndrome. amanda. >> all right. thanks, gloria. police in san francisco are intensifyi

petersburg at the monument. the victims of political repression were removed by an identified people overnight. other tributes are also reported to have been destroyed. police arrested russians trying to mourn and cities nationwide, prison officials. second of all need died from what they call sudden death syndrome in an arctic penal colony on friday. daniel hawkins is joining us from moscow. daniel, what more we learning about the investigation into and evolved these death? is there anything new it was due for more questions than on so surrounding the circumstances of alexa university's death, the russian authorities of remain blogs that we saw on it. and since they made the announcements just a couple of days ago, that they were very quick to condemn any speculation that allegations of government involvement in his posts. and we understand from his team from his lawyers, that cod information that's coming through them. i went that his mother visited the penal colony where her son was incarcerated yesterday. ho

the famous saint trinity bridge in saint petersburg, russia, also illuminated.the u.s, the empire state building held a lighting ceremony and revealed a zodiac window display for its happy spring festival. all right , take a look at this. this is a tiger named akasha from zoo. boise making her big game day prediction in two boxes were painted with both the san francisco 40 niners and the kansas city chiefs logos, and you can see here in the video, she drags away a good choice. i spot a 40 niners bag right there . that's adorable. well, there's a lot of predictions going on ahead of the big game. again, espn is predicting a niners win by roughly three points. so lisa, we're hoping that turns into two touchdowns right. >> at least we've been here before. yes. all right well the forecast is going to be nice nonetheless the next couple of days. we do have that to enjoy before things turn around. and we see a return to the rain showers. and as we get through the second half of the workweek, they'll progressively get stronger and the wind is going to accompany that. s

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petersburg. people had laid flowers at the monument to victims of political oppression, to remember and involved me of an electric list of on identified people damage. the tribute and hundreds of people. morning, the death of alexi, nevada. they have been arrested in cities across russia. the 47 year old dog while serving a 19 year prison sentence look stream is in his family. he says they haven't been given access to his body. prison officials say they've only died from what they call sudden death, send drawn west, and they just have blamed president vladimir putin for his death image and can the reports to those wanting to public maxine of only get this, the response goes into arrested in at least 21 cities across russia and most gave police phone to human chain to store motors, attempting to rally at the circuit, won't of sorry, the monument for joseph stones, victims of political persecution. i thought it was my duty to bring salvage default for all of us. and now we have to, at least on a, h

and navalny was pronounced dead on friday, where he was serving a 19 year sentence in saint petersburg, unidentified groups removed flowers and other items left at a memorial to honor him. but just as quickly as they were taken down, russian citizens left more to honor the man. his team believes he was murdered. u.s. officials are now pointing the finger at russian leader vladimir putin. some u.s. leaders say that americans need to pay close attention to what's happening in russia. >> when you think about donald trump, for example, pledging retribution on what vladimir putin did to navalny is what retribution looks like in a country where the leader is not subject to the rule of law and i think that we have to take donald trump very seriously. we have to take seriously the extent to which, you know, you've now got a putin wing of the republican party demolished body has been taken to a more foreign autopsy. >> there are some reports that his body was bruised and a prison official says he died from sudden death syndrome. >> amanda. >> thanks. gloria. today is president s day, a federal

the famous saint trinity bridge in saint petersburg, russia, also illuminated.here in the u.s, the empire state building you see here held a lighting ceremony and revealed a zodiac window. pretty cool for its happy spring festival. all right, take a look at this. this is a tiger named akash from zoo. boise making her big game day prediction. two boxes were painted with both the san francisco 40 niners and the kansas city chiefs logos. and you see her there? she picked right. that is a niners box. and she is heading away with it. i like that prediction. there's a lot of predicting going on. speaking of ahead of the big game and the niners are predicted to win. lisa let's hope i don't i again i don't want to jinx anything. so i'm like we know they're going to predicted to win maybe by a couple points. we'll see what happens right. >> we'll get through it. >> yes. and the weather will be nice. >> yes. the weather is going to be nice. so you can head outside, enjoy the day. perhaps you have a barbecue in mind or a hiking biking. we're looking at dry weather, sunny c

see the famous saint trinity bridge in saint petersburg, russia, also illuminated. and here in the u.s, the empire state building held a lighting ceremony and revealed a zodiac window display for its happy spring festival. all right, now to this from a horse in kentucky. this could be one of the most interesting super bowl predictions that we have seen so far, given that it's not a team that was chosen. you can see this horse is picking taylor swift, but he was eating from the bucket and he had all three choices. the chiefs, the niners. and you see there he picked taylor. so there's a lot of hype over the pop star as we've been reporting. and her expected appearance at the big game to watch her boyfriend travis kelce and the chiefs take on the niners today. now, earlier in the show, we had a tiger pick the niners. i like that prediction better. there is a lot of predicting going on ahead of the big game. of course, and the niners are favored to win according to espn. so lisa hopefully that 29 year championship drought is put to an end. >>eah, i would think so. we're

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saint petersburg. not far from tampa. you can fly to tampa for just over $100 round trip.thank you so much. all the information you give us, it is fly, not fake, people. listen to my guy right here. thank you so much. you just flew in from india so appreciate you being here. tomorrow, can ai book your spring break for less than you can? we're going to find out. gio and becky are back to find the best and biggest savings. time for pop news. sam and lara, take it away. >> get over here. we're going to begin with justin timberlake and 'nsync. they released a single last year, the first new song in over 20 years called "better place" for the trolls movie. we talked about that. now looks like we're getting another song, guys, that will appear on justin's new album that's upcoming. the singer taking to tik tok to show off the deluxe vinyl version of the album "everything i thought it was." one fan must have been looking really, really, really closely because they wrote in the comments, blink twice if 'nsync is on a song called "paradise." this was justin's response. take a look.