her fellow performers come from bulgaria, nigeria, the philippines, albania, and moldova.ll work as cleaners in athens. the german-greek directors came up with the idea when they heard golden dawn neo-nazis promising to clean up athens. mr. tsinikoris: we thought, ok, let's take that sentiment literally and ask, who does actually keep the city clean? >> for over a year, valentina and the other performers have been telling audiences what it's like to clean up after other -- often unappreciative -- people, far away from home. for the 57-year-old, it's been a liberating experience. valentina: i've got over the humiliation. i want everyone who has ever treated me badly to come see me on stage. >> at the end of the performance, valentina gets to sing as she used to do in her homeland. it's greek easy-listening music with a defiant message -- "i'm not going away." ♪ the five cleaning ladies have been touring the stages of europe promoting this message. their performance in the southwestern german city of freiburg was a sellout and a big hit with the audience, who were swept away

sets out russia's position as he sees it on the stage two were the leaders of india, austria, and moldova. >> welcome, everyone. thank you so much for being here. i'm megyn kelly. welcome to our distinguished guest, to our host, president putin, and to all of you. thank you for taking the time to be with us here today. yes, yes, how aboutor our host and our guests. [ applause ] we've been in st. petersburg for a few days and understand this is an important place, a personal place to president putin. and now we understand why. it's incredibly beautiful. the gorgeous rivers, the romantic bridges. the beautiful weather -- wait. and most of all, the lovely people who have given us such a warm welcome. i'll tell you, just in our few days here have made us feel like we have far more in common than we do apart. so the world leaders need to figure out the differences, but i think the people feel bonded in a lovely way. [ applause ] so today, today we're going to have some opening remarks, and then we'll get into some questions, and hopefully mix it up a little bit. and with that, i turn it over t

the bottom two, georgia and moldova, played out a 2—2 draw.vel on 12 points with second placed ireland. we can't afford the length of time that we did to get into the game. that was it. i have to say, you know, let's not be pessimistic, now. i thought the second half, we were really fa ntastic, i thought the second half, we were really fantastic, and i think that jon rogers epitomised the strength of character that we have an aside. we lack a few other things, but that is not one of them. —— we have as a side. now to football and in european world cup qualifiers the republic of ireland narrowly failed to take all three points and top spot with a late surge against austria. and in group i top of the table croatia lost to an injury time winner from iceland who join them on 13 points from six games played. third placed turkey saw off kosovo and ukraine won in finland. england won their biggest international title since 1966 by beating venezuela 1—0 in the under—20 world cup final on sunday. it was england's first appearance in the final of any gl

russia has been very aggressive in interfering in the sovereignty of other countries, today in moldova and in other countries, we have seen russia's aggression and in ukraine with the annexation, russia has -- russia has violated every single commitment of the osce, helsinki accords, and violated the sovereignty of other countries. we know about russia's activities in support of the assad regime and has assisted in -- in horrible human rights violations. just terrible. we've seen some of the videos of the tragedies of innocent children as a result mr. putin's support of the assad regime. in january of this year, senator mccain and i introduced legislation that would have imposed new sanctions on russia because of these activities. we wanted to make sure this was bipartisan and we had 18 senators who cosponsored the bill with us, ten democrats, ten republicans, to make it clear that this is not an attack on one administration. this is america and we have to be together in a strong -- in a strong message against the putin regime. that bill included sanctions on cyber activities, it inclu

soviet general who pushed the efforts of asymmetrical warfare in places like ukraine, georgia and moldovawell. >> we'll see what the congress does, what the president does in addressing the american people. we'll have you back on. general tata and general hertling, thank you. >>> massive wildfires out west. the troubling question is whether or not firefighters can get a foothold. the environment, the conditions are against them. live report next. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. >>> this is just a terrible combination for fighting wildfires. you've got triple digit temperatures and low humidity. what does that mean? it's going to be dry and hot, they're going to burn. you have more than 1,500 residents chased from their homes in southern utah where the largest fire has burned through nearly 50,000 acres. meantime, evacuations ordered for 200 residents of southern california as a fire east of san bernardino spreads over 900 acres. >> the central and eastern u.s. looking at severe storms this

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