those activists on the red square and in st petersburg they have been briefly detained but they have already been released again no. detentions here. you have to when it comes to the what to the control around these amendments there are more than $200.00 of them but mainly people are concerned about those that would allow vladimir putin to get reelected for 2 more terms essentially without these amendments when vladimir putin. the russian press. event comes to an end you will be able to take part in the early presidential elections when you move with the pact with the passage of the amendments that are proposed that have been put on the table right now you would be able to get reelected 2 more times until and that would potentially russia will potentially see him in power until 2036. ok let's bring in public susskind into the program are going through about how many amendments are actually on the table for the public to digest is there a sense of being concentrating perhaps on warm amendment more than the others for instance. what i think it's safe to say that there is wide consensus

she was born into slavery and she worked as a nurse in petersburg. she gained her freedom in 1824 as a reward for heroically nursing the citizens of petersburg through an epidemic to reward her for that service, her owners freed her. . jane miner went on to continue practice nursing and we have some objects related to her practice bloodletting was a break standard medical practice up through the middle of the 19th century we have a couple of items that were used in bloodletting practices one is a lancet which was a bladed knife that you would use to cut into a brain another item is this coming jar. you would burn a candle under the cutting chart to heat up the air and create a vacuum and then you would put that cup over9m out the blood. these are the kinds of tools that chain would have used in her daily practice as a nurse. in addition to being a nurse, jane miner became an emancipator. after she was freed, she went on to purchase the freedom of 16 other enslaved women and children. it is a pretty remarkable story. we have some reproductions of the

eager you're there where there have been some protests i believe in moscow also since petersburg as well maybe more demonstrations are expected what's know and what's happened we're about a few 100 meters away from the red square here the pushkin square as great as sort of a traditional venue for the members of the russian opposition to come to understand the anger and the good being here for the past hours still and i have seen people coming in here and government gathering there over the next to the statue and largely so far there is the feeling has been that there have been move bloggers and journalists around than just people who have come here to protest it's not the only though of venue approaches the even here in the russian capital just over there to the left agrees the red square is upset and several activists of their they've laid over the grass. around the lay on the ground there with the bodies forming that number 2036 it is essentially what the potential yaz to the amendments into the russian constitution will allow glad macwhich know the russian president to stay in power a

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 but i think to be able to exercise it under stressful c

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

send petersburg stage that's a new will per raid celebrating navy day over 40 warships naval aviation more than $4000.00 personnel took part in the event let's take a look at some of the highlights then from russia's northern calpol. the big. sin petersburg and they some worse a lot's where we leave our review all the news wait for another but our programs keep coming find out what showing where you are after the shortest all breaks this is are to interest. the sudden fullest and illegal takeover of a government by a small group. so rather than revolutionaries or soldiers could that small group the corporations when you have a tiny group of people who have all the power you have to have some means to make sure the rest of us don't get together and take it back. please or sacrifice some. places that capitalism exploited and destroyed for profit and left behind misery poverty environmental devastation and so you see things like voter suppression building more prisons you seem gerrymandering all sorts of undemocratic practices were well into for that world for well into the 1st world and

possible offenses here's to all of them to electoral commission members have been suspended in st petersburg after a video emerged of the woman stuffing a ballot box box is no sealed are no longer used for voting investigation also is on her way elsewhere to journalists claim to vote twice both in person on the line no others who also tried to admitted their efforts had failed at police are investigating those journalists over administrative offenses. voting twice is considered fraud on punishable with a fine. but it is the last day when russian citizens can count their vote and so somehow been pouring onto the streets to voice their concerns over the proposed changes one man was detained in central and petersburg but later released during a rally against the amendments another protest took place earlier today on red square here in moscow where protesters arrange their bodies on the ground to spotlight 2036 a year to which a lot of your putin's presidency could be extended if the constitutional amendments are adopted of course if he wants the those protesters were also detained but then late

and let's bring you a colorful scene us and petersburg have staged it's a new all parade celebrating navy day or 40 warships naval aviation and more than $4000.00 personnel took place in the event here are some of the highlights from russia's northern cal but all. some petersburg in the summer so well that is where we leave our review of the news week for another but our program is keep it coming find out what's showing where you are after the short breaks this is the internet. a dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sell their bodies on the streets many of them underage. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge no if you're going to exploit for a child here in los angeles they were going to come after you it was a officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight the early 6 trade. julian associate travels to sweden to deliver a speech while there he met 2 women aged 31 and 26 the wiki leaks founder was soon involved in an intimate relationship with both of them. and the woman who had invited him to space also offered h

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allow vladimir putin the russian president to stay in power and order 100 people showed up in st petersburg. to show their opposition to the amendments as well one person was arrested was detained i should rather say they're all activists on the red square detained as well but right now all of them have already been released and now why most people are angry with the constitution there are more than 200 amendments but mostly it's the amendments that would allow essentially would allow vladimir putin to stay in power to get reelected for 2 more terms as things are right now this would be his last day this will have to be his last term as the russian president the new amendments the most controversial ones the people that are speaking out against about are the ones that would allow glad i'm a putin to stay in power for longer. thanks for that just bringing some of those points that igor was going through. the amendments the main points is there a feeling among those who've been hitting the polls today about the the there is one overwhelming issue the voters are getting behind or it's a genera

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petersburg to start the church for formally enslaved black folks. women are playing an important role in religious landscape of freedom. we have her reflecting the work of women convention of the baptist church that emerges at the end of the 19th century. thinking of the question of what it meant to be free, geography and movement. harriet jacobs said there is no more need of hiding places to conceal. she is referring to her own experience. hiding in her grandmother's attic in the small crawlspace were she could barely stand. there is no more need for that. now free people can go where they want. and many do. many migrate to cities in search of their family members, in search of freedom to be able to move their bodies. some of them stayed on the plantations where they have labored as enslaved people. some are waiting out and figuring out what did it mean, this transformation of emancipation and waiting to see what would happen and then some of them started to move from the plantation. and for other >> what did freedom mean to the black individuals w

voting on either you're there or where there have been some protests i believe in moscow also sent petersburg as well while this is the main protest against the amendments proposed in the russian constitution behind me are those people who have come here to the sort of a traditional plays to the traditional venue for the russian opposition to vent their anger it has been a completely peaceful rally no detentions no arrests no scuffles or anything of the sort in fact initially there were there were more journalists than those who have come to genuinely protests also a police presence of course and that perhaps was some of the most interesting things about this particular rally because here is the very 1st encounter between the police and the protesters here are honoring. 9 or a player so indeed this was the only action the police the russian police have taken they were giving out masks like these to anyone who left there's that old who just decided to come without one also an order 100 of people showed up in st petersburg to show their opposition to the amendments as world so again a very peac

finally this hour russia's northern capital a city of st petersburg is currently staging his annual parade celebrating the country's navy day for the 40 warships of various classes naval aviation and more than $4000.00 personnel are taking part in the event the main parades in st petersburg is traditionally attended by the russian president and the defense minister naval parades will also be held at the bases of all russian navy fleets and flotillas including russia's naval facility on the mediterranean coast and syria navy days a national holiday that is celebrated on the last sunday as july that was. pretty sure which is. that brings you right up today you're watching r t international news coverage thanks so much for staying with us i'll be back with updates in 30 minutes it's good to see all the good you're all of us in the christmas that you are looking forward to the things that we're told by schools like. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. mili

might be allowed or disallowed now the president did concede he authorized the 2018 attack in st petersburg he said that in an interview he confirmed that in an interview with the authority by which he did it was under this memorandum number 30 not to mention the assassination of general solomonic as well oiled tell you well yes yes that's that's that's that's that's something to say and something to think about that you've left us with michael maloof my thanks to you appreciate it pleasure thousands of young people are being recruited to volunteer is guinea pigs to be infected with covert ny team who is recruiting them might this become a trend and what are the implications we want to find out more so we assign the taj a suite to do some digging for us. volunteers from $140.00 countries are signing up to be part of the one day sooner trial organization is looking to speed up the process in finding a vaccine in doing so these volunteers will be infected with covert 19 these human challenge trials are able to test vaccines and treatments by deliberately exposing participants to the virus and

welcome back russia's northern capital the city of st petersburg a staging its annual parade on sunday celebrating the country's navy day more than 40 warships of various classes naval aviation and more than 4000 personnel taking part in the event then parade in st petersburg is traditionally attended by russia's president and defense minister naval parades are also being held bases of all russian navy fleet including nurses naval facility on the mediterranean coast of syria navy day is a national holiday that is celebrated on the last sunday of july. but. discontent with the current administration in israel is high last night a massive nationwide. mr ation swept the country thousands of people took to the streets to voice their frustration with the country's prime minister more than 5000 demonstrators reportedly gathered in front of binyamin netanyahu whose residents have been growing protests in recent weeks marred by violent clashes and saturday night was no exception. it was. the 2. let's look at what's causing that anger protestors feel the government didn't get to grips with the

says new nuclear weapons are on the way for its maritime forces during a navy day parade in st petersburg putin said a hypersonic cruise missile and underwater nuclear drones are in the final stages of testing some of the i get reports. there on the naval river a show of russian naval might 200 vessels on display a more than 4000 troops standing to attention for the country's top brass to have promises of more investment from warships to nuclear submarines for some petersburg's ceremony showcased the military but denies ation bloody mir putin has made his highest priority since the annexation of crimea and 2014 the president using the occasion to announce dozens of new warships are on the way. the capability of our navy grows constantly this year it will receive 40 vessels of different classes several days ago 3 main russian shipyards started the construction of 6 more vessels for the far seas unique advantages and the increase of combat capabilities of the fleet will be achieved by introducing the cutting edge of digital technology hypersonic missile strike systems. president putin has s

which the president signed in. 2018 and it also explains why there was a cyber attack even a st petersburg russia. i believe in the same year on. a facility that was said to be the troll factory to go after 2 to act in to us elections so you're telling me and our audience of millions of people around the world that as a former pentagon official. you can confirm that my country the united states of america would be involved in these types of activities to undermine another country . yes and i'll tell you why since it was under john bolton's watch that this memorandum secret memorandum was. approved by the president it's an interesting authority it gives the cia authority to go ahead and undertake cyber covert cyber attacks without having to get permission from the white house as was required under obama under very strict conditions so in effect cia could get us and gauge in a war and and this is what i'm really concerned about because it could be open ended there is no pre approval at the highest levels of what targets might be allowed or disallowed now the president did concede he authoriz

petersburg for just another player leaving is joining st. petersburg forjust under £11 million. league games this season. another on the move is totte n ha m season. another on the move is tottenham defender, he is leaving this person is a free agent after eight years in north london. the international media for 300 appearances for the cloud, but found his chances limited following the arrival. playing in the scottish championships in week one, respectively this coming season, after an arbitration decided not to overturn their allegations, they took legal action after being demoted when the last season was ended early because the pandemic. at the panel has ruled that they were entitled to act as they did. they also wanted £10 million of compensation but cannot potentially paying costs. the chair of the government committee on return of the lead sports as it will be very ha rd to the lead sports as it will be very hard to fill the premier league stadiums for at least another year. the season was finished behind closed doors in another sport is trying to convince with smaller crow

coronavirus and russia's president promises new nuclear warheads at the annual naval rate in st petersburg back can he afford it. hala we've got lots of warm summer sunshine across southern year further north it is a different story lots of clouds piling in that weather systems are rattling across the northwest there for the british isles for the low countries heading into scandinavia finnell it will warm up as you go into the middle to latter part of the way before they are now more rain coming in across. through the u.k. well through in the england wales all saying spells of heavy rain particularly northern areas of england as we go on through monday not too much cricket likely in the forecast here then for the southeast fine and dry lots of warm sunshine in paris 31 degrees to be a few showers a bit was the eastern side of europe some of them on the lively side some of them thundery for a time by choose day fewer and further between here the west the weather clears away from the british isles that'll make its way back into norway and on into sweden for the south generally fine and dry a

russia's president says new nuclear weapons are on the way for the navy during a navy day parade in st petersburg that appears in said hypersonic cruise missile as well as underwater nuclear drones now in their final stages of testing. well still ahead here on al-jazeera anger from women in poland as the government expands its conservative social agenda. and the final journey for civil rights activist john let us take them back to the scene of one of the movement's most important not. how we got more very heavy rainfall central parts of china heavy rain also pushing towards south korea my front will send this next pulse of big downpours into was japan as we go through the next hour so we can see how it eases out says the east china sea the yellow sea towards the korean peninsula gradually heading towards that western side of japan i'll slide in across the north of holland she was to go on through choose day with a wet weather trailing in behind anywhere just around shanghai or to the north off pushing across into the heart of china few shows to the north of that want to see showers down towards t

the main stories of yesterday to be aware of is that in moscow about a 1000 people gathered in st petersburg russia 2nd city another about a 1000 people gathered on the main thing that these protesters are missing or russia's ostensible defacto opposition leader alexei navalny without him we don't really see that many people take to the streets and in moscow at all last summer we saw thousands of people take take to the streets in protest over fair over fair elections local elections and moscow saw a bunch of opposition candidates barred i think saying that i knew he was spearheading those movements he has said that the constitutional reforms are farcical he called for a boycott of the vote and he has said that he doesn't see the purpose of protesting so unless we see him get involved these protests will likely not gain that much momentum even thanks so much for that from moscow. let's get you up to date now on some of those stories making the news today barack obama bill gates and joe biden among the high profile twitter accounts hijacked by scammers fake tweets and from their accounts dupe

strike weapons and underwater drones he made the announcement at the annual naval parade in st petersburg the russian defense ministry says the weapons are in the final phase of testing. in central portugal more than 600 firefighters are battling wildfires with strong winds hampering efforts to tackle the blaze the wildfire began in a new municipality. and spread to 2 neighboring in a suppose. several people had to be evacuated. somalia's parliament has ousted a prime minister hoss and. in a no confidence vote an internet blackout immediately followed by just leaders accused of failing it to move the country towards democratic elections in foreign policy chief joseph barr alice has removal of disrespect somali as of constitutional foundations. dozens of migrant workers have become infected with the coronavirus on a cucumber farm in the southern german state of bavaria nearly 500 people are under quarantine and not allowed to leave the site it's just the latest in a string of outbreaks involving food production facilities in germany. all 480 farm employees in mumming have been told they ar

petersburg, they've been hired in those countries. they report people back to st. petersburg and one of the guys made a mistake and posted a picture is moscow account which is awesome but people doing this work are sitting in sudan so it's much harder to catch them and their language is better and cultural knowledge is better in multimedia. the newspaper that seems like a legit newspaper mostly about russia, about foreign policy, it's a newspaper and owned by him. they are building the entire pipeline and they can maneuver the media and they can amplify the media online. >> that's a little overwhelming. thank you. [laughter] there are so many different things but one of the first things that occurs to me, the question of what's out, there are so many people around the world who are on encrypted platforms and even though you can argue journalism and regulators are doing a good job with the information in the open, doing even less good when the information is encrypted. >> what's app is a particular case where there's that kind of communication paradigm. restaurants

petersburg. >> well, o doesn't have a chance. whoi] hezv supported four year, but won't again. >> he had everything, we were so excited in the beginning. like a business. and it hasn't happened. all he succeeded in doing is juiced upok the stock g now that's -- because of coronavirus. >> reporter: dudley is a retired banker in the face of a new trump campaign worry, losing the senior vote. amid summertime signs of anxiety from the beach to testing sites for soaring covid cases. here in florida, people 65 andt older made up 21% of the vote in 2016. trump won that group by 17 points. polls now show joe biden with an edge among seniors in keyxdt( battleground states and nationally. >> i just think this has got to be a wake-up call to a big portion of america. i thi:x a lot of people stayed home in 2016 because they weren't happy with hillary. >> reporter: for trump, there is virtually no path to winning without florida, which make places like the on top of the world retirement community critical terrain. >> i had to change parties.

petersburg, florida. kerry, what have we learned from the governor in the last 30, that minutes or so? >> if folks were looking for florida's governor to announce that he was going to take control of the state, they're not get iting that right now. as you know for the longest time since this pandemic began in march, the governor has deferred authority over to local governments and he said emphasizing again that this is a problem in certain parts of the state, not one that requires his authority to issue, for instance, a mandate requiring people everywhere in the state wear masks. so you have that in certain parts of the state and others you don't. you have fourth of july weekend where the beaches primarily in south florida from palm beach, broward, dade and monroe county were closed. where over here on the west coast, the beaches are wide open. the reason we're standing in front of this hospital here is this is one of four hospitals that's now reached its capacity in terms of accepting patients in the icu

petersburg, as you noted. this is one of four hospital the florida-area agency on health care administration says is out of space in its icu for more coronavirus cases. that is of concern here in pinellas county but really across the state as we're continuing to see going from, well it took four months to have 100,000 positive tests. now, in the last two weeks, to 200,000, and after this holiday weekend, the fear is that people did ignore social gathering right here in pinellas county. beaches were open, people gathered on the beaches. so the fear is that that lag time is now going to show up, and it's not only just spacing the hospitals, because hospitals can, they can move a little bit. they can add a little room here, make an area and an added icu. it's the number of nurses need to attend to each of the patients. it's pretty much been a one-on-one across the country to give the care that's needed for the patients in the hospitals, and as they run out of space and certainly don't have enough nurses, they the

this one's a copy of the original was taken to st petersburg by a russian tsar. before my visit to the comes to an end i want to try my hand at sailing sailing instructor all of us is going to show me the basics on a boat built in 1957. and in my independent mind i know nothing about sailing that will slowly leave the harbor and i'm allowed to steer. clear. ok. on the 1st set of the sails while i'm trying to get a sense of what's happening. there are we supposed to be tilting this much there are those. around them or if russ move to a lawrence klara nicholas they can we drink to you so that you may always smile upon us and give us good wind cheers that are going to hold you up. let's hope the sailing god like sherry. next a lesson in sailing lingo with us because of the profile of the sail the flow velocity on the outer side is stronger than the inside. tagging is when you turn towards the wind and giant is through it right. no the other way around very long it doesn't block talking on the rope so the backstays. support the mouse to go up so it's all up under the

information if we took these cables and we printed them out into and they would go betweens in petersburg and moscow it is that much material i can give you. a simple example of what was interest in those cables in regard to sweden because i worked with the materials that were related in these documents we could see here and that's which politicians are going to come to the u.s. ambassador and they ask for services for the services they would ask for but we really. we have a problem with. through the swedish public opinion they would sit there and the swedish public opinion doesn't like the war in afghanistan and they don't want us to participate in the war is going to stop could you please help us there by inviting in some afghani women here it's we've done that and we'll put them on the swedish t.v. so they can talk about the good things that we're doing there some of them to europe we found out the. swedish politicians and swedish shrimp public servants they're cutting the way the madrid democracy is supposed to function and they're doing that together with them with you with this dipl

petersburg lawmakers expressed interest in writing a bipartisan bill to better regulate tech in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>president trump says in a recent phone call he had with russian president vladimir putin they did not discuss the alleged bounty is against us troops in afghanistan. a report last month suggested that russian intelligence officers offered money to taliban fighters in afghanistan for killing us or british troops. in an interview, the president says he has never discussed it with putin but he would have no problem talking about it with him and frankly. >>that's an issue that many people said think now is who said it was safe and i think a lot of if you look at some of the wonderful folks from the bush administration. some of them not any friends of mine. we're saying that it's a fake issue, but a lot of people said it's a fake issue we discussed numbers things we did not discuss that and you get disgusted with and i have never discussed with and have no problem with it. >>in the interview president trump said intelligence on the bounties never reached his desk, altho

petersburg. on the same day, the defense ministry said it test l launchea hypersononic cruruise missile t can be fired from shipips. hypersonic weapons can travel at least five times the speed of sound. observers say t they could penetrate u u.s. missile defens networks. moscow says putin and u.s. president donald trump discussed arms control in a telephone call on thursday. a nuclear reduction treaty signed by the countries is due to expire next year. russia appears e eager t to avo full-scale arms race that would cost a lot of money. it apparently wants to keep the united states in check by building up parts of its military, while simultaneously negotiating nuclear disarmament. >>> japanese two-way baseball star ohtani has made a disappointing return to the pitcher's mound. he was replaced in the first inning without getting any batters out. ohtani was the starter for the los angeles angels in sunday's game against the oakland athletics. it was his first game as a pitcher since september 2018.

petersburg among them is florida headed in that same overload that new york had? >> i hope not.e are seeing an increase on a daily basis or a weekly basis. >> reporter: while the death toll in florida at nearly 4,000 remains much smaller than new york's nearly 32,000, there are worrying signs it took florida four months to register 100,000 cases. in the last week, it doubled to 200,000 and this from miami beach's mayor about patients needing ventilators. >> in dade county two weeks ago, there were 60 covid patients on vents. today it is over 160 121 patients two weeks ago in the intensive care that census is now over 330 >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis says the increase in cases is because the average age of those being tested has dropped to 36 years old, young enough that they are not likely to be seriously ill and who did not get tested at the beginning now, testing lines into day-long waits. >> there's no need to really be fearful about it i mean, we can talk about the different steps that individuals can take, that we're going to take statewide, but at the end of