lives including a medium sized workers town near russia's 2nd largest city st petersburg. he works in a small phone store in a large shopping mall. are you paying by card he says he finds it hard to communicate with customers. which still but. we have to come to an agreement somehow. that for these cost 2000 rubles and this $1800.00. miles on the one selling there can only be one winner here where you're the customer like in the ring. you see she's going to stick with water of course in the discussion well most of it could be a short circuit and will have to replace the button and how will i find out. only after we swap it out. a lock on my shirt i worked as a security guard for a few months but that wasn't my thing too far away and too much driving but if i do a little we're going to go down i started here at 1st every now and then with a good bottle then every day and i'm happy so far. his shift lasts 12 hours. 5 days a week. here at work i'm often pretty close to freaking out about which i'm biased when too many customers want something from me at the same time or they'

long known as russia's window to the west of st petersburg is home to many sexual minorities. but gay bars aren't recognisable from the outside. they don't advertise or fly rainbow flags. in a modest apartment on the edge of the city lives a man who is waging his own personal war on homosexuals. he's a jeweler by day. but at night he takes on the role of a criminal investigator he tracks down. using the internet we relay what she didn't know who had him and if i see teachers on a gay or lesbian website then i find out where they work and contact the interior ministry if you are not on their legal action is taken against them when you would have so sometimes they just quit on their own. to more doesn't require much evidence one photo on the net is enough. what you get is that there was a look at this music teacher. she's pictured here with her girlfriend libby are clearly lesbian and people's can see that she published all or photos now she's been fired what she even went abroad to escape the pressure we call it on you up national voting or. to more claims he's caused 70 educat

long known as russia's window to the west st petersburg is home to many sexual minorities. but gay bars aren't recognisable from the outside. they don't advertise or fly rainbow flags. in a modest apartment on the edge of the city lives a man who is waging his own personal war on homosexuals. he's a jeweler by day. but at night he takes on the role of a criminal investigator he tracks down. using the internet we relay what she didn't know who had him and if i see teachers on a gay or lesbian website then i find out where they work and contact the interior ministry if you are not on their legal action is taken against them when you know that would have so sometimes they just quit on their own. to more doesn't require much evidence one photo on the net is enough. what you get is that there was a look at this music teacher. she's pictured here with her girlfriend libby are clearly lesbian and peoples can see that she published all are photos now she's been fired what she even went abroad to escape the pressure we're calling the new national dellinger. to more claims he's cause

words often years st petersburg in the north of russia. kills says fighting makes him peaceful but some people see a kind of others get blind drunk me i just come out fighting. yes yes yes yes. everybody ready to fight. to get. his reputation is at stake their reputation as the toughest fastest best in the ring a reputation as a killer. at least that's what kills nickname is for free fighting. my eastern a life of. alter technical not count we have a winner. and his name is katie and mci love it is his 5th win in 2 years that's how long the 23 year old has been taking part in relief but i feel the adrenaline in my blood it feels good i really like it's. wild latino here's some farmer brew some guest worker and the murder man that's what tens of thousands of young men in russia call themselves fans of free fighting they say their brutal this fights are more than just a show they are fulfilling a dream the dream of finally being on the winning side in life especially in the provinces far from the glittering metropolis as. before i came from

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long known as russia's window to the west st petersburg is home to many sexual minorities. but gay bars aren't recognisable from the outside. they don't advertise or fly rainbow flags. in a modest apartment on the edge of the city lives a man who is waging his own personal war on homosexuals. he's a jeweler by day. but at night he takes on the role of a criminal investigator he tracks down. using the internet we relay what she didn't know what you know if i see teachers on a gay or lesbian website when i find out where they work and contact the interior ministry if you are not on their legal action is taken against them when you would have so sometimes they just quit on their own what to show to more doesn't require much evidence one photo on the net is enough which if that was a look at this music teacher. or not she's pictured here with her girlfriend would be her clearly lesbian and peoples can see that she published all are photos now she's been fired one and she even went abroad to escape the pressure we are causing the news. to more claims he's caused 70 educators to

st. petersburg, florida, members after bomb team found them in bushes in a downtown area. we're at a new moment here in america, dr. king. what is your reaction. >> liz, i'm 70 years old, not necessarily a new moment. in the 1960s we had outside agitators with molotov cocktails throwing burning and looting. my dad stood up on the car, a.d. king, when our home was bombed in 1963. wait a minute, you want to hit somebody, hit me. i would rather you go home and pray. our family is okay. the people in the community began to calm down. and you could see the outside agitators as they were. they were actually run out of town. i'm seeing people stand up to the agitators. it has not happened in a very long time. but it did happen in a long time. we overcame with prayer. elizabeth: i hear what you're saying. >> we did. elizabeth: that's the key. so it's now we're seeing the

and it's not just lake houses in the countryside hotels in crowded cities like st petersburg and moscow have also been affected by the travel slowdown and they are hoping features like plenty of hand sanitizer and contactless check ins will entice locals to sit out their quarantine with them at this hotel you simply need a code to check in and go to your room. with lock downs and travel restrictions expected to continue russian hotels like these are hoping this pivot will help them ride out the worst of the pandemic economic effects. of today's show thanks for watching for me it's by and take care. no opportunities for everyone regardless of ethnicity or appearance unfortunately for many migrants in germany that may be a distant dream. many companies are trying to make their application process is more inclusive but does that really spoke against discrimination. made in germany. to look. closely. carefully to. suit. me going to be a good player and. discover. the i. subscribe to the documentary on you tube. they were abducted by the nazis until they can to germany to be raised as citize

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st. petersburg. >> no golfing, no driving and now no running, boston marathon organizers postponing the event initially scheduled for april 20 and they will hold off until september 14 and this after officials in the boston area expressed concerns for the 31,000 registered runners in the 1 million or so that show up to watch them run but another complication with president trump's order of restricting most european traveled united states, thousands of the runners every year do come from europe and africa with the rest of the nba season, the warriors are making sure that chase center employees are well taken care of the organization announced the team, players, and coaches are pledging $1 million to disaster relief fund for workers and they have employed

and it's not just lake houses in the countryside hotels in crowded cities like st petersburg and moscow have also been affected by the travel slowdown and they are hoping features like plenty of hand sanitizer and contactless check ins will entice locals to sit out their quarantine with them at this hotel you simply need a code to check in and go to your room. with lock downs and travel restrictions expected to continue russian hotels like these are hoping this pivot will help them ride out the worst of the pandemic economic effects. of today's show thanks for watching for me it's confide and take care. i'm going to. enter the conflict zone here after years of the war in yemen goes on with no apparent end in sight but who's really trying to stop it my guest this week here in munich is the country's foreign minister mohammad abdullah on how germans come to thousands of civilian casualties and be enormous human suffering all beings from nothing. conflicts the 1st. next on d.w. . when others give up. natalia keeps on fighting. many russian mothers are in similar situations. their sons have

the moscow times newspaper many ambulance drivers and paramedics are infected over 100 alone in st petersburg. for several days now in moscow as austin keno television tower has shown this beating heart a thank you to the country's medical professionals officials say 70 doctors and nurses have succumbed to the corona virus across russia. and that spring indeed of your correspondent you're a shadow in moscow yury as we've just heard you're experiencing a record one day increase of 10000 new cases in russia why the big job. while the high numbers of new infections see in russia of course sound dramatic and are they on actually dramatic but there is a very simple explanation and that is that the number of tests being carried out in recent weeks russia has really upped its testing efforts apparently it's one of the countries with the highest number of tests worldwide most of the testing is taking place here in moscow which has been the hardest hit by the virus the authorities recently changed their policy testing people in the beginning you have to have clear symptoms and you have to have had con

the moscow times newspaper many ambulance drivers and paramedics are infected over 100 alone in st petersburg. for several days now moscow's austin keno television tower has shown this beating heart a thank you to the country's medical professionals officials say 70 doctors and nurses have succumbed to the corona virus across russia. very rich chateau is covering the outbreak in russia earlier we asked him what the authorities are doing it to contain the virus. well direction so very of course the new numbers of infections and deaths are at least every morning here so with one hand and i'm not excluding myself here you wake up in the morning and get several push notifications with all these frightening numbers but because of the set up for the trend has been going on for days with new numbers of cases being reported people have also gotten used to it what's a problem for sure it is now is that there is a lot of my holidays across russia at the moment people usually have parties and barbecue in big groups and with the weather getting better this will be a really tough test for the russians in

science from st petersburg state university.the penn demick already peaked in the russian capital this week now they supported their claim with their own mathematical model created to predict the spread of now while it may seem like good news from moscow the situation in st petersburg well it remains alarmingly tense according to local health officials only 4 percent of hospital beds that were earmarked for patients remain vacant and that means the hospitals are almost filled to capacity the situation is different throughout the country of course president putin spokesperson me trip to scoff said that at the moment there are no plans for a complete lockdown while the head of state himself admits to country having some issues with the pandemic bud's everything is under control according to police and . you go to those you know health care system in any country was prepared for it our system proved to be more or less efficient we are aware of issues that we've had and we are dealing with them the pandemic required closing down som

long known as russia's window to the west st petersburg is home to many sexual minorities. but gay bars aren't recognisable from the outside. they don't advertise or fly rainbow flags. in a modest apartment on the edge of the city lives a man who is waging his own personal war on homosexuals. he's a jeweler by day. but at night he takes on the role of a criminal investigator he tracks down. using the internet we were there when she didn't know who had him and if i see teachers on a gay or lesbian website then i find out where they work and contact the interior ministry not only on legal action is taken against them when you would have so sometimes they just quit on their own or to show to more doesn't require much evidence one photo on the net is enough which it is a. look at this music teacher. or she pictured here with her girlfriend would be her clearly lesbian and people's can see that she published all or photos now she's been fired one and she even went abroad to escape the pressure we are causing the news. to more claims he's caused 70 educators to be sacked so far.

st. petersburg, they did not what me to leave salt lake. st. petersburg said we will double whatever they offer you. so all of a sudden i was making money. >> have you been back to korea? john: two years ago. 2012, in may. the before andt after pictures. john: i did not recognize korea. i did not see any of these houses chong sing yong lived in. she took me to the museum or the yep, we have examples of that era. but the people were very courteous. i had several people on the street walk up and say thank you. they just assumed i was military or ex-military. we did not have any signs on us or anything. i was impressed with the cleanliness of the streets. looked scrubbed, nice people. they spoiled us rotten. they give us a fancy place to stay and all the food you could eat for a week. we traveled right up to where i was stationed. >> panmunjom? john: panmunjom. i recognized some of the territory. it was a wonderful experience. >> what is the legacy of the korean war and korean war veterans? john: well, i think -- i have been trained for leadership

st. petersburg, mayor thanks for spending time with us.oined five other florida mayors, bipartisan group, democrats and republicans, calling on the governor to give you more freedom to implement covid restrictions. what's your reaction to this decision from desantis? >> you know it makes it that much more difficult for us to have an impact and really do what we can to lower these numbers in our communities. and, you know, the governor, the most important job of an elected official, whether you're president, governor, or mayor, is public safety and health. and it's about leadership. and, you know, if this governor is not up to it, then he really needs to step aside, because there are those of us trying to lead and he's getting in the way of us trying to make a difference. >> you've had a mask mandate in st. petersburg in place, help us understand how enforcement has worked. >> and we have, and i think as a result of us having it and creating that culture, we are more than a point below the rest of the state when it comes to a two-week rolli

the band have travelled on the overnight train from st petersburg and are keen to see some of the moscowry on earth, home to 142 million people. and it's had a turbulent relationship with the west for a long time. for seven decades, it was a communist country, and russians had very little contact with people outside. communism ended in 1991, but adapting to a capitalist society has not been an easy transition. still now, fewer than a third of russians have a foreign passport and you don't have to look far to find negative stories about russia in the world's media. more is now known about the substance involved in the suspected poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter. vladimir putin has been the political face of russia either as the president or prime minister for nearly 20 years, and that means for teenagers like katya, he's the only leader they've ever known. katya's day may only justjust be starting, but forjoy, halfway through the school day, it's break time. i have school six days a week. i would love to do other things on saturdays of course because you'd love to have th

moscow and st petersburg. want to believe. i'm not nothing out of the germans because somebody down but mostly laughing with the german thinks deep into the german culture. you did seem ridiculous grandma day oh here you go it's all about who they know i'm rachel join me for me to get up and beat up the host. and. mob. the want to see. a fascinating landscape and my destination for today. at low tide to see received several kilometers allowing us to walk along the sea bed with out getting our feet points. made them a volunteer with the wanton sea protection service leads us through the mud flats and introduces us to their head men have a chance or at least some of the 10000 species that live here. like this small crowd. these little heaps give away the hiding places of the water the seeds of most active a. have a tense sound worms throughout the course of the year they turn over the entire soil of the month floods bringing oxygen into the ground and nutrients to the surface. what better way to introduce you to day's plan i don

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st. petersburg. they were reported back to people in st. petersburg. one of the guys doing it made a mistake and he posted a picture moscowtrip to nazca -- on his instagram account. the people doing this work in sedan are actually sitting in sudan so it is hard to catch them. their language is better, their cultural knowledge is better. it is multimedia. this is a whole newspaper that seems like a legitimate newspaper. that is mostly not about russia and foreign policy, it is just a newspaper. the entireilding pipeline, they can manipulate the media but they also create their own media and the amplify that media online. let's start with that. rachel: that is a little overwhelming. yes, thank you. be differento things to parse out in alex's presentation. one of the first thing that occurs to me is the question of whatsapp. there are 70 people around the world who are unencrypted platforms if you will. -- there are so many people around the world who are on encrypted platforms. less good joben when the information is encrypted. is a particular case where

st. petersburg about june 23rd. so it's been about three weeks now, and this is about the time that we were expecting if we were going to see some kind of impact from putting that order in place, we thought this is about when we'd start to see it. and so we've seen much better compliance with people wearing masks since we put the order in place. we have done something we call the saint pete way where we were encouraging people saying if you live in saint pete, take care of your community. wear a mask. we had some compliance but not as much as we wanted, and the numbers weren't going down. that's when we put the order in place. so we think there is some correlation, but, again, it's a little early from a data standpoint. we want to see more data before we're convinced there is that correlation between the mask order and our numbers starting to come down. >> let me ask you about another issue we've been talking about. charles lockwood we had on the other day was talking about how the average of these new cases in flor

st. petersburg. and eventually when piece is resolved and he is sure that hill either be returning home or be sent to london, he asked her to join him. so she makes this arduous in perilous journey from st. petersburg, in the winter to paris with her son, and he's only about seven at the time. a couple of servants that she had just met that day. she was no if she can trust them. as she is crossing europe, she encounters dangerous travel conditions but all season napoleon has escaped from alabama and is coming back to france and she encounters resurgent armies to greet him. she is crossing some very parallels territory in europe at this time. >> and her life was in danger. >> here's another quote from her diaries, it was 4:00 in the evening and the ice was in so critical a state i could with difficulty procurement and horses to go over. they informed me that i should have to make a long and tedious detour that if i could not cross that the passage would be attended with great risk if not danger. >> ab

long known as russia's window to the west st petersburg is home to many sexual minorities. but gay bars aren't recognisable from the outside. they don't advertise or fly rainbow flags. in a modest apartment on the edge of the city lives a man who is waging his own personal war on homosexuals. he's a jeweler by day. but at night he takes on the role of a criminal investigator he tracks down. using the internet we relay what she didn't know who had him and if i see teachers on a gay or lesbian website then i find out where they work and contact the interior ministry if you are not on their legal action is taken against them when you would have so sometimes they just quit on their own. to more doesn't require much evidence one photo on the net is enough. when she gets that goes a look at this music teacher. she's pictured here with her girlfriend. there clearly lesbian in people's can see that. she published all or photos now she's been fired one and she even went abroad to escape the pressure we call it on you up national about india to more claims he's caused 70 educators to

st. petersburg. they have been hired in those countries, and they are reporting back to people in st. petersburg. one of the guys doing it posted a picture of a picture of moscow on his instagram account. that is kind of awesome. the people doing this work in the sudan are actually sitting in sudan so there's much hutch are hard to catch them. the cultural language is much better. it is multi media. this is a whole newspaper it seems like a legit newspaper. it is mostly not about russia. it is just newspaper. and it is owned by him. he also owns the radio station. they are building the entire pipeline, they can manipulate the media that they also create their own media and amplify that media on line. let's start with that. >> that is a little overwhelming. yes, thank you. it there's so many different things to parse out in alex is presentation. but one of the first things that occurs to me, that question of whatsapp. there are so many people around the world who are on encrypted platforms even though you can argue that journalist and regulators are not doing a very good job where the i

leningrad known today as st petersburg was a main strategic targets for nazi germany and the fates they prepared for this beautiful city was still laid to waste by bohrman 8 and also starred in its almost 3000000 population to death the horror of the siege was hollow desk became routine when you walk down the street many remember it or rather try to forget you come across dead bodies carried on sledders all the time or dead bodies lying on the streets and at some point those a law they simply stop paying any attention to these horrific sights the appearance reads i remember the 1st time i saw a corpse on the street wrapped in some rags at 1st it was scary but then people got used to it and just walked by i can see the bodies were just randomly dumped in the street eventually they took them away. from kids their childhood was stolen by merciless war wrongs and hunger there was already too much for them there was something maybe even more terrifying as lack of food became too dramatic children as well as many adults often became a target for enough to germany for hungry people so the wors

may have changed to st petersburg the horrific memories still run . was. yes. me and my friend went to a store with food stash. there was a huge field and suddenly we saw a plane it dropped a bomb we were taught that if we see a bomb flying towards us you have to run in the direction of the bomb because that way it'll pass over you but we ran away we got away and kept walking and suddenly i realized i'd left her behind she walked towards a fence i came up to check on her realized she was hanging on the fence already dead my friend what could i do i was barely alive myself some people helped me carry her home a good thing we weren't too far away from home or work was. tied up with her and you know when my father died of hunger and we were going to bury him the weather was extremely cold it was about minus 36 or 38 degrees we owed thanks to our neighbor who constructed the casket for him and helped us to carry my father to the cemetery and the cemetery there was a chapel next to the chapel there was a pile of dead bodies higher than the chapel itself and every ti

st. petersburg, florida, go ahead robert. >> caller: good morning, my instinct tells me mr.en did not commit this offense. and by the way, i am not a supporter of mr. biden, nor am i a democrat. i'd not only voted for trump, i have sent him a couple small campaign contributions. mymy thinking is mr. biden is a sophisticated, intelligent, thoughtful man. and men come i don't know how to say it but are trying to get where they want to go do not approach women this rudely. they develop an interest in a woman, they develop friendships and flattery and so forth. that is why i simply don't believe these allegations aree true. i do b believe mr. biden and i would say he's a man, but i just simply don't believe that he is that crude. >> host: okay robert, heather drevna any response? >> guest: it's understandable that many people are struggling with the allegations. and the credibility of vice president biden for themselves we need all the facts to be out there for folks to make those judgments. >> host: let's it from cookie in boston, massachusetts. >> caller: hello good morning i