we cross live to our correspondent peter scott. joining us here in the studio in moscow. i peter. so what do we know so far about gorbachev's death? well, certainly a huge story. the last soviet leader was 91. when he died i russia central clinical also said the doctor, a serious and protracted disease. now he's death probably isn't a surprise. we do know that he was struggling with serious health problems and was in and out of hospital for quite some time in the burn up to today. and there's been an outpouring of condolences for gorbachev the criminal spokesperson, dmitri cas golf said the president, putin has expressed his deepest condolences and he's expected to contact gorbachev's friends on family to morrow. the u. k pm boys, johnson said that you had my it. how gorbachev's, courage, and integrity and the you present us live on the line was praised him as a trusted and respected leader with an unforgettable legacy. now what we're talking about the legacy, i think it's fair to say it's a pretty mixed bag in the west. he's seen very much as this progressive reforming carried, w

won't be the last time we'll be discussing the baltic states moving soviet era memorials. ortiz peter scott taken us through that. thanks, peter. and indeed, as he mentioned, a full quarter of love fears, population or ethnic the russian and the chief editor of the bolt news website, believes authorities there are only ignoring the values of that grouping. shanie. this is a criminal decision made in the context of the crisis in ukraine. attempts to impose this decision on the ruling majority have long been tried and the situation has formed such this become possible. this was taken advantage of the program was announced to dismantle all military graves and soviet monuments. this monument was a holy place for the russian speaking population. and hundreds of thousands of people come from many cities on mass on may. the 9th and the latvian nationalists did not care about the opinion of these people. their values were ignored. in order to humiliate russians in addition to the monument, there is a struggle with everything russian, the language symbols in saint george's ribbon, oper habits, it ma

peter scott, while among the reaction we got to the daily event was from journalist a writer, alexi club rudolph, who believes kia, has begun deliberately targeting russian intellectuals who support moscow's military offensive. she's your current area was very bright and beautiful girl of incredible chum. we didn't know each other personally, but i saw her yesterday at the tradition festival is seems to me that the crating side has declared tara against russian intellectuals. and this is an unprecedented phenomenon. the world does not happen before. there is no such direct and harsh hunt for russian intellectuals who support the special operation. it's clear that the goal was the tradition festival. these people knew perfectly well that intellectuals were gathering the most them supporting the dumbass and the special operation. and that one of the leading russian thinkers in mind should have been the target western media outlets have been reacting to the killing with some publishing rather cynical headlines. many also describe alexander doogan was a driving force behind russian foreign p

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come meet you, but the blue a blue a now for more on this run across live to our correspondent peter scott joining us here in the studio. hi peter. so what else do we know about gorbachev's death? so he was 91 when he died and rushes central clinical hospital said he was after a serious and protracted disease. now they didn't go into any further details about the exact cause of death. but it doesn't really come as a surprise, as we know, he was suffering from serious health issues for quite a long time when he was in and out of the hospital. now and surprisingly, there has been an outpouring of condolences for mikhail gorbachev. the coming spokesperson to meet 3 p s calls said the prison expressed his deepest condolences and is expected to get in touch with gorbachev. friends and family. at some point, later in the day to day, you inspector general and so new, good terrorist described him as a, one of the kind statesmen who changed the course of history. the u. k. p. m praised him for his courage and integrity and the presence of underlying praised him as a trusted and respected leader. he

let's get more details now. marty's peter scott, who examines why suspicions have so quickly fallen on ukraine for this car bombing attack. he brought us this report now doria herself, she followed somewhat in her father's footsteps. she, it was a political commentator, and very frequently appeared on russian television. now she's a co author of a book called kinney gazette or book said in english, which is due to be released this autumn. she's also been to the dumbass on a spoke out in favor of russia's military operation. there. she found herself on the u. k. sanction list back in july, i am honored to be in the same boat as my father. the fact that we are on the sanctions from the united states, canada, australia, and the united kingdom is a symbol that we, the dragons are on the path of truth in the fight against globalism. for 8 years in ukraine versa, forbear, was cultivated by various programs. and history was written after the physical massacre of russians in those 8, terrible years for don bus with daily shelling, alexander, duke, and, and his daughter on the nearest for yates

gorbachev, legacy and special coverage ah, just a bit earlier here in the studio, i had all teeth peter scott, who's been following the world's reaction to the death of mikhail gorbachev. unsurprisingly, there's been an absolute huge outpouring of condolences for the former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev. i mean, starting here, we have bruton, who expressed his deepest condolences and at some point later today, he is expected to get in touch with gorbachev's friends and relatives, and express those condolences to him. un secretary general antonia good terrorist described him as a one of a kind statesman who changed the course of history. the u. k. p. m, admired gorbachev's, courage and integrity. your opinion president ursula, of underlying praise him as a trusted and respected leader who left as she described, unforgettable legacy. and i could go on rory, but just touching on that on forgettable legacy. that ursula vonda lion phrased in for i think it's fair to say that it is a bit of a mixed bag, depending on where you look at it from in the west. gorbachev is seen as this sort of progress

ah, i had all these peter scott with me in the studio just a bit earlier in the program. he's been following the world's reaction to the death of mechanical. unsurprisingly, there's been an absolutely huge outpouring of condolences for the former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev. i mean, stopping here at home, we have putin who expresses deepest condolences on some point later today. he is expected to get in touch with gold shops, friends, and relatives, and express those condolences to him. un 60 general antonio, good terrorist described him as a one of a kind states new changed the course of history. the u. k. p. m admired gorbachev's courage and integrity, your opinion and present us live on the lie and praised him as a trusted, unrestricted leader who laughed as she described. unforgettable legacy. and i could go on rory, but just touching on that from forgettable legacy that's sort of underlying phrased in for i think it's fair to say that it is a bit of a mixed 5. depending on where you look at it from in the west. gorbachev is seen as this sort of progressive reform

here's our teeth, peter scott. and how you s drones strikes regularly. hits civilians on the ground, including a family wiped out on august 29th, 2021. in one of its passing gifts after its 20 year long war enough gun, it's done. us conducted a drone strike on a vehicle in cobble. this was meant for an i says k terrorist a valid targets whose car was apparently pots with explosives, retaliation for the suicide. bombing that killed a 13 us servicemen at the airport just days earlier, bought the new york times, carried out an investigation that revealed the awful truth. the person killed in the car was 43 year old. the mari amadi and amadi was no terrorist anything but it was in fights, an 8 worker for 15 years at nutrition and education international, which is an american organization that helps fights malnutrition. he was killed as he pulled into his driveway. it's home, but he wasn't the only one. ah ah, oh, i love the guitar, letty with kendra. i can't forget that moment. we were standing outside in the street, c

and not his peter scott as details darya, doogan. she is the daughter of alexander duke and now he's a philosopher known for his political and geological works. and they often contain quite heavy and the western rhetoric swimming the west, the media even label him, is the mastermind behind the scenes foreign policy enough, despite been about to be marginal figure over here in russia. now to get himself, he was seen at the scene of the incident looking very distressed. he was attending a festival the festival just in the moscow legion where he was talking about tradition and history of this festival. i was suspected they was partly going to share this car with his daughter. he was a guest, thought the event back home until the last minute, making a decision to travel separately from his daughter. and now afford to have him confirm the exact cause of the bust or the motive behind it. but given the divisive nature of this philosopher alexander, to get on the fact that he was reported to leave this event with his daughter in the same com

ah yeah, just a short time ago, i spoke with ortiz peter scott, who has been following the wells reaction to go which offset. unsurprisingly, there's been an absolutely huge outpouring of condolences for the former soviet leader, mikhail gorbachev. i mean stuffing arrow, we have putin who expressed his deepest condolences on the some point later today. he is expected to get in touch with gorbachev's friends and relatives and express those condolences to him. un secretary general antonio good terrorist described him as a one of a kind states new change the course of history. the u. k. p. m, admired gorbachev's, courage and integrity, your opinion and presence of underlying praised him the trusted unrestricted leader who laughed as she described. unforgettable legacy. and i could go on rory, but just touching on not from forgettable legacy that live on the lion praised him for. i think he's fed say that it is a bit of a mixed bag. depending on where you look at it from in the west. gorbachev is seen as this sort of progressive reforming lead. you both around democracy, an error of hope. and

r t peter scott, can tell us more. authorities have now confirmed that it was 30 year old darya do. geena, who was the victim in this instant were currently about 20 kilometers outside of moscow now. and you could see behind me the scene of the incidents where it's half, 9 on saturday nights, moscow time, what is thought to be an improvised explosive device ripped through and su vickery, indiadukes dinner and tore it apart and threw it from one side of the road so the other now you can see just behind me, investigators and forensic investigator sifting through the debris carefully and just to my left here you can see see the remains of that vehicle. now, alexander de, again, the philosopher is a widely known philosopher. here he's known his political and ideological work is also known in the west phase unseat western rhetoric. and he was seen at the scene a very shortly after visibly understandably distressed. now reports to suggest that diggin himself and his daughter, they watch the attending a festival nearby and he was giving a talk on tradition and history. his daughter was a guest a

here's our ts, peter scott on how the u. s. drone strikes regularly hits civilians on the ground. in one of his parting gifts, after it's 20 year long war, enough gun is done. us conducted a drone strike on a vehicle in cobble. this was meant for an i says k terrace, the valley targets whose car was apparently pots with explosives, retaliation for the suicide bombing that killed a 13 us servicemen at the airport just days earlier, bought the new york times, carried out an investigation that revealed the awful truth, the person killed in the car was 43 year old. the mari amadi and am audi was no terrorist anything but it was in fights an 8 worker for 15 years at nutrition in education international, which is an american organization that helps fights malnutrition. he was killed as he pulled into his driveway. it's home with who are like i thought that they would kick to us. i can't forget that moment. we were standing outside in the street, chatting with friends and there was a huge blast. i looked around to find out what happened while i saw the main gate of the house on the groun

skated the surveillance cameras that were in the parking lot where the car was located. aunt is peter scott, has this report from the scene half 9 on saturday nights, moscow time. what is thought to be an improvised explosive device ripped through and su vickery, indiadukes dinner and tore it apart and threw it from one side of the road. so the other now you can see just behind me, investigators and forensic investigator sifting through the debris carefully and just to my left here you can see see the remains of that vehicle. now, alexander de, again, the philosopher is a widely known philosopher. here he's known for his political and ideological work, is also known in the west phase unseat western rhetoric. and reportedly dugeon was initially intending to leave the event in the same car as his daughter. but reportedly the last minutes he decided to take a different vehicle. it won't be surprised if investigators were investigating this as a more of an a targeted attack. now that's definitely something that one of daria's friends believes have happened during the restore the war. obviously

peter scott told me where there was, so the monument in question here is the monument to the liberators of reagan. i was built in 1985 i just said in the, in honor the soviets role in liberating riga form. not the, i mean, i don't know if you've seen it, but it's quite a huge structure. it's an 85 meter obelisk. this fine side, the side by soviet soldiers on one another. and the soviet woman on the other with her arms raised high. and this move by the latvian all for it is, is just the latest in the baltics as she stole tensions with russia. for example, it comes just one week after estonia removed another soviet monument in the town of knob and anton house be said, this monument was much smaller than the one in latvia. but the issue is quite divisive. and these baltic countries like vienna stoney about. she accelerated their plans to remove soviet era, monuments in lights of the war in ukraine. as i said, it is quite divisive. and in latvia, there's around 25 percent of it's $1900000.00 population, our ethnic russians, and many of them are against the removal of the monument to liberat

peter scott the united kingdom could face electricity black to this winter for the 1st time in 50 years bounce on the worst case scenario plans reportedly being drawn up by the government if gas shortage is combined with a quarter seas now. the warning comes as average electricity costs shoot up to $4.00 times higher than last year, reaching more than $4000.00 pounds per household. annually. predictions suggest a power shortage. lossing, up to a week in january and total around $6000000.00 britons of 10 percent of the country population would be impacted authority. some suggested that people turn off appliances between peak evening damage to save power. and as the gas price across the us had a new record, 2 officials, they're voice concerned that citizens will have to choose between buying food or heating their homes. here's our t contribute. our rachel morrison's take on the situation. anyone who just a few months ago would amused about a potential humanitarian crisis in the u. k. or d, industrialization of germany or blackouts in wealthy switzerland would have probably been left out o

authorities in the capital of noise, the monument would be completely destroyed. archie corresponded peter scott told me more. so the monuments in question here is the monument to the liberators of reagan . i was built in 1985. you said in the, in honor of the soviets role in liberating rieger from nazi germany. now, i don't know if you've seen it, but it's quite a huge structure. it's an 85 me to believe this flying by the side by soviet soldiers on one and the soviet woman on the other with the arms vase high. and this move by the latvian or for it is just the latest in the baltics. there's actually stokes tensions with russia. for example, it comes just one week after estonia removed another soviet monument in the town of nava 9 has to be said, this money was much smaller than the $1.00 in latvia. but the issue is quite divisive, and these baltic countries like, you know, stoney about chic salary, to the plans, to move soviet era monuments in lights of the war in ukraine. but as i said, it is quite device if and in lots via there's around 25 percent of it's 1900000 population or ethnic russia

. >> representative scott peters talks about the military's role in combating climate change during a discussion with the american security project. this is just under half an hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. we are pleased to have congressman scott peters join us to discuss national security and environmental protection. congressman peters currently serves on the house budget committee and the house energy and commerce committee as well as the joint economic committee. he spent 15 years as an environmental attorney and was elected to the san diego city council where he later became the city's first city council president. congressman peters helped lead the cleanup of the city's beaches and bays and the completion of a number of infrastructure projects while he was on the council. welcome and thank you for being here today. you so much for having me, jessica. >> we we got about half an hour, and i will weave in questions and answers as they come in, but the big news of the day is the passage of the inflation reduction act and the bipartisan infrastructure law. in addition to that, y

it's peter scott, now reports trying to think of this monument is in memory of our fathers who died in the war against fascism. now look at what the fascists are doing. look in fact fascist, demolished the monument of the liberators of fascism, the bridge broke today. so they don't have money to repair it, but for this destruction of the memorial, they certainly have money. well, so the monuments in question here is the monuments to deliberates. as of reagan, i was built in 1985, as you said in the, in honor of the soviets role in liberating rieger from nazi germany. not only if you've seen it, but it's quite a huge structure. it's an 85 meter abolish this fine thigh. the side by soviet soldiers on warner and the soviet woman on the other with her arms based high. and this move by the latvian all for it is, is just the latest in the baltics as she stoat tensions with russia. for example, it comes just one week after estonia removed another soviet monument in the town of knob and own house. he said this monument was much smaller than the one in latvia. but the issue is quite divisive, a