from kaliningrad the russian exclave so many times i was 11 time zones voted here in this area rome moscow is going to go on for another 8 hours or so will we know tonight then or tomorrow the final result well that's right so here in moscow the polling stations close at 8 pm it's unlikely that we're going to hit any official announcement the results until it's thawed stay morning as you said russia is a false territory at 11 time zones around 800000 polling stations 110000000 at a triple vote says so even if 5060 percent of those people decide to participate that's still tens of millions of votes that need to be kathy counted in the meantime now as we finish the narrowing probably near the finishing line of this marist 10 week up to the popular vote we can take a look at some of the more and most at all costs snapshots that we've seen of how people have been putting that say in the future of the constitution. to. lose lose lose lose lose. lose. lose. lose. lose. lose. lose. lose. lose. lose. lose lose lose lose lose lose lose lose lose lose lose lose lose lose lose lose lose lose lose los

there from kaliningrad the russian exclave so many times owns 11 time zones voted here in this area rome moscow is going to go on for another $8000.00 or so will we know tonight then or tomorrow the final result. well that's right so here in moscow polling stations close at 8 pm it's unlikely that we're going to hear any official announcement or results until thawed stay morning as you said russia is a false territory 11 time zones around 800000 polling stations $110000000.00 adage vote says so even if 5060 percent of those people decide to participate that's still tens of millions of votes that need to be kathy counted in the meantime that as we finish the narrowing rather we near the finishing line of this martha in a week up to the popular vote we can take a look at some of the more unaltered ox snapshots that we've seen of how people have been helping that stay in the future of the constitution. lose which took the news to you just a. little loopy. q . well allegations made some a ballot stuffing and other voting violations have been circulated widely online all being investigated apparentl

manchester madrid rome lisbon liverpool moscow milan ystem bold london just about every major european city has it least a couple world famous song. her teams what about here in berlin. despite being capital of football crazed germany are known as being a bit of a soccer black hole better known for thumping techno and fine are going for sports . bar the city. they usually play in the bundesliga but they struggle and they've been the only top team in town for a long time berlin hasn't had 2 teams in the since the seventy's. with a lot of football but i don't think it's a football city here's her the legend and current manager mickael credits his response when i ask him if it's a football city. it could be better of course but that looks at the change of this season that's now the newly promoted you know in berlin from the east and heritage in the west both represent berlin in the bundesliga something you can't say for anywhere else in germany. is this just season for linda finally becomes a football city. or has it always been one there's constantly a game got the most teams playing at

the case will take us from moscow to rome to london into a world of spies and spy catchers, of corruption, and those who dare to expose it, a world in which murder happens often. was there a hit list in mind? >> sure there was. >> but our story begins closer to home. an intelligence analyst driving to his house just outside washington, d.c. it was quiet and dark. >> i got out of my car, there were two men waiting in the bushes that jumped me. one man i fought with and we ended up on the ground in a tussle. this man said to the other, shoot him. so i covered by heart, my arms and turned to the side. and a shot went through me. >> one shot. >> one shot. and then i heard the click. >> another click. >> nothing happened. >> you're shot once. you're rolling to protect yourself. >> right. i hear a chamber to clear it. the gun jammed. at that point in time, the lights went on in the my house. >> his wife elizabeth heard the commotion. >> i heard a shot and that flipped me out. i knew it was a gunshot. i knew it was a gunshot and it was close. >> she opened the door and saw her husband. >> she's

moscow number. they exchanged correspondence and he was in relationship with astronomers and mathematicians in rome. with some of them he had disagreements and in particular he was annoyed when they didn't come to his defense even though their observations confirmed this so he was in relationship with other people in science at the time. >> does tie-ins advance building on itself over time with many incremental contributors or the geniuses like galileo who was the galileo of the 21st century cracks the >> i imagine from the question that this person also read thomas kuhn's book which talked about revolutions in science, the the truth is i think that if advances in both coming off one of the two. there is a lot of incremental work that needs to revolution. but sometimes it isn't so noticed independent resolution is more noticed. there are solutions that are inspired for example in galileo's case the fact that suddenly there is a telescope available. when you have something like this clearly that is like a quantum leap. when you have people like einstein who suggest general relativity almost out of th