once again, i would like to thank you for your accepting this invitation to come to saint petersburg. usually it was something we all wish that i shall as we discussed, that number of occasions, but nevertheless, technically it's the russian initiative. and i thank you for your support, and i would like to wish you a happy new year from the bottom my heart. i would like to wish your families and people is help your countries all the bass press, parity and happiness. thank you for the attention. maybe someone wants to add something please. we're just going to come away from that speech said the president putin addressing the leaders of the countries in saint petersburg and traditional yet informal meets. and during the speech, you did just need to maintain the corporation and cultural routes as well and hands the national economies as well as overcome any differences that they may have so they can develop both culturally and socially. so that was that meeting of president putin would say, as leaders, we're going to continue with the news. now i'm going to start off in central rushes .

46.71 percent i didn't know tell fuck said look, we'll just go on so we'll see tomorrow with saint petersburg, his fine producer agrees with and how many votes has krisha got davinsky? 18 point. 54 percent with him of tissue. that's an outrage. the campaign office was run by dimitri met via jeff hooton's former subordinate from his time in st. petersburg, who was little known at the time with you, little or the with hello, are you dammit, talk to me via little of the us. with co overgon the far east, all the reindeers have voted there. in fact, the campaign managers were experienced political operators who could take advantage of the administrative resources provided by former and future federal ministers. heads of the presidential staff and media and sociological serve, his bosses. once in the public opinion, a little sasha, what's the forecast of 151 percent? cool, $9.00. dear rhoda with dignity tomorrow. so what your data sucks when you're done with this is anatoly by so co chairman of the union of right forces the center, right? democrats were in fact the only non governmental parliamenta

this is saint-petersburg. on wednesday, light precipitation was noted in the city on the neva for the first week, but on the eve they intensified during the day. in the northern capital, about 10% of the monthly norm of a problem with auto traffic also fell in the south of the country, but for another reason there is heavy ice here, these shots, for example, from the kerch highway in the east of crimea under a layer of ice accident, literally every couple of hundred meters further, here with the ambulance, ogo, it’s really strong here. at the same time, the weather in moscow remained relatively calm. frost and sun, like all the last two weeks, the temperature rose to -7 during the day. this is even lower than the january norm and quite enough for topless sports according to some residents of the metropolis however, today the weather in the capital will begin to change, take a look at satellite images, most of european russia is still under the influence of a frosty anticyclone, but it continues to be pressed f

in yaroslavl, while -7 in the south, sunny heat in sevastopol in sochi, plus eight and sunny, saint petersburgrecipitation and -3 in moscow minus one and light snow. new year's eve will be near zero, but i have everything by this hour for details in the next issues. see you

in saint petersburg, florida , a twister slammed a tree into this daycare inside, half eaten snacks on the table and those three branches shooting down like spikes through the classrooms roof. the children had left the room only seconds before the tornado hit. here's the incredible thing. the owner says. the kids were eating snacks in this room they left to use the bathroom before coming back to that same room for nap time, where the beds are already set up, and in those moments that they were gone. that's when the tree came crashing down. no one in the daycare was injured. and looking ahead to next week. some parts of the country will see their coldest christmas and decades we'll take a closer look at your forecast and just a few minutes ukraine says russia launched a massive missile attack today, three cities were targeted and power facilities were hit. the capital was left in the dark. at least two people were killed. the u. s is planning to send patriot missile defense systems to ukraine to fend off such attacks. criminal charges have been announced against five law enforcement off

and in russia, before new year's fireworks, a russian oil tanker caught fire near of saint-petersburgut the ignition of the arctic in the city of port kuronstadt, according to the information of the russian ministry of defense, two cabins with an area of ​​10 square meters are on fire, the fire has been assigned the second level of complexity, let us remind you that last week, the russian cruiser admiral kuznetsov, which is currently under repair in murmansk, was on fire. about 9 thousand people live every day die in china from the coronavirus , these are the data of the british analytical company airfinity, the total number of deaths since december 1, according to the organization's calculations, could reach reach 100,000, at the same time, more than eighteen and a half million people have been infected with the virus, the chinese authorities announce significantly lower indicators of several thousand diseases per day, and only 10 deaths at the beginning of december, erfiniti assumes that the peak of mortality will occur on january 23 and will be about 25 thousand people per day, and

their assets with the missouri and the rest was sent to tolstoy and an american minister in saint petersburg charles emery smith, james garfield. a son of a former president, organized a relief committee and raised substantial, substantial sum that he sent to tolstoy. money was used not only for food but also for medical supplies, clothes, coffins, seed and salary for the relief workers and the society of france of russian freedom. so soon. also acknowledged the necessity to help, even though they still avoided any contacts with the russian officials and sent their assets either directly to tolstoy or to russia to other private persons in russia who were organized in humanitarian aid. one of the largest centers of humanitarian help appeared in iowa. it was started by the editor of the davenport democrat, benjamin tillman husk. and the photo, who became the secretary of iowa's russian famine relief committee. soon, another committee appeared. the iowa women's auxiliary committee to the red cross and organized session of 12 women who were collecting money in churches and schools and organizing

river launcher ceremony for the leaky lukea took place of the russian admiralty shipyard in saint petersburg. the new 4th generation submarine as a non nuclear vessel, its hull was actually 1st laid down back in 2015. you can see more pictures, more details at r, t dot com. ah, quote, germany doesn't want to people who don't know our culture. a speech by a german politician has led to outrage on disbelief after a claim that housing migrants and asylum seekers in gymnasiums was bleeding school and a recreational sports dry. lisa spelling, i want to intentionally say loud and clear even before christmas that it is not our intention to bleed schools or recreational sports for their asylum policy. and they also don't want to follow the where we are with people who come to us because we don't know our culture in multi family houses. and for that reason, i believe social freedoms are in danger. uploading the remarks by which the district administrator in the state of saxony did cause varying reactions in his conservative cd. you party, germany's strongest opposition, the regions c, d, u prime mini

reports today of a tornado in saint petersburg, florida, all of this as this storm hits the northeastsenior meteorologist rob marciano leading us off again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, that monster storm now impacting millions in the northeast with heavy snow and ice, creating treacherous travel conditions. this crash shutting down both sides of interstate 76 in somerset, pennsylvania. our stephanie ramos, in syracuse, new york. >> parts of new york and new england bracing for up to 2 feet of snow. >> reporter: that same system spawning that deadly tornado outbreak, at least 52 tornadoes tearing through the south since tuesday, killing at least three people. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: incredible new video from new iberia, louisiana, showing two funnel clouds circling each other before combining into one tornado. and a drone video showing the moment this tornado hit the new orleans metro. >> lifting this home off its foundation. and slamming it to the ground. family actually inside when that happened. >> reporter: that family uninjured. but other parts of their block unrecognizable.

it's not a threat to anyone must in any times to moscow in saint petersburg and then sachi important here and i was away.

campaign office was run by dimitri met via jeff hooton's former subordinate from his time in saint petersburg, who was little known at the time with the lawyer, the with a fellow zeal dammit, talk to me via little of the us with got it. got it's john coy over in the far east. all the reindeers have voted there . in fact, the campaign managers were experienced political operators who could take advantage of the administrative resources provided by former and future federal ministers. heads of the presidential staff and media and sociological serve, his bosses once the public opinion, a little sasha, what's the forecast of 51 percent poor now i'm point 7. dear rhoda with. so what your data sucks when you're done with this is anatoly to lie. so co chairman of the union of right forces, the center, right? democrats were in fact the only non governmental parliamentary party to support putin in the election a choice. so we'll go over this with our national. we would have been, we've been study, went from nazi he just became a started for news you william ronald. deborah mitchell was dr. jimmy also

delivered rockets and missiles to the wagner group, a private russian military company based in saint petersburgukraine under independent command from the russian military. north korea have denied the reports. ambulance workers in parts of england will head out on strike again for two days next month over a pay dispute. this comes after yesterday's industrial action which lasted for 12 hours. 0nly action which lasted for 12 hours. only the most serious emergency calls were dealt with and members of the military were called in to help in some areas. he's one of the most popular and influential artists of ourtime, and now david hockney, yorkshire born and well into his 805, is pushing the boundaries once again, of what's possible in art. our culture editor, katie razzall has been to meet him. david hockney gets a first glimpse of his new show. colour is a joyful thing. i want my art to be joyful. we're on an immersive journey, as the final tweaks are under way, with one of britain's best—loved artists. water is a surface that's elusive, in a way. all the patterns that you see on it are just on the

steel, an estimated 6500 people were killed in that conflict on the sidelines of a summit in saint petersburg. earlier this week, arminius prime minister, made a complaint to the russian president or some after at evening. of course, the most urgent issue is the crisis that we have in the la chine corridor. you know, for almost 20 days, the corridor has been closed off. and this is a zone out of the responsibility of the russian peacekeepers, bee pollen. the ruffles of the main question is the settlement in the south corks is general the relations between armenia and as a bi shopping on the ground. the situation appears the same. an independent news agency says it's saw a roadblock. narrow russian checkpoint. it's understood that civilians are being stopped from returning to the enclave. and one aid agency says it's been allowed through with supplies. andrew simmons al jazeera a till he wants the rest of the european union to follow its lead and bringing mandatory covey tests for travelers arriving from china. it's in response to that surge in infections after being rolled back. it's strict 0

it is interesting in saint-petersburg right now, eh, the informal state of the cis is being passed byce on this state , on the cis as a whole. well, i think that the servants in general are a phantom. just like the very beginning , the phantom was his own. today, we have you and i, the date is december 26-26, 1991, the soviet union was dissolved, that is, the supreme soviet of the ussr passed and issued a decree on rostov of the soviet union. on this day, december 91 year and er just at this time at this moment was the cis was created, the cis has never had a functioning effective structure, which means that putin has practically no influence on the heads of state. in general well, why bother with a madman, er, a person who is not sane, they understand perfectly well that something can really bite, and er, kazakhstan also has a huge, long border with russia, er, well, i am not talking about belarus here, everything is clear here is a hostage, here we are we can talk a lot about other republics , in fact, there is no influence, seriously. well, let ’s say that there is fear, there is e

campaign office was run by dimitri met via jeff hooton's, former subordinate from his time in saint petersburg, who was little known at the time with the with hello. so you'll damage talk to me via live by us. with christian co overgon the far east, all the reindeers have voted there. in fact, the campaign managers were experienced political operators who could take advantage of the administrative resources provided by former and future federal ministers. heads of the presidential staff and media and sociological serve, his bosses once the public opinion about sasha, what's the forecast of 151 percent employee now in point 7. dear rhoda, with more so what your data sucks with this is anatoly by so co chairman of the union of right forces the center, right? democrats were in fact, the only non governmental parliamentary party to support putin in the election. a wonderful dog. i'm not sure we would have been we've been study, went on say just because of started warning as you william a. busy you'll also gauge we've also each of those growth that we've got with both in the quote it still can yelt

deterioration was obvious that he had to use a wheel platform to make his way down the long aisle of saint petersburg. silica in his room is indeed her getting in these last months i felt my energies declining, and her boss got insistently in prayer to grant me his light. and to help me make the right decision or not loving the church means whole. so having the courage to make difficult and painful decisions always look into the good of the church and not of oneself. benedict was elected pope in 2005, his reputation as a hard liner, earned him the sobriquet gods rottweiler. he was a traditionalist with strict views on catholic doctrine, but his was 8 troubled papacy benedict certainly made numerous efforts to tackle the global problem of child sex abuse by catholic clergy. but he was also criticized for his own past failures and inadequate handling of, of use cases. and in 2012 documents leaked by his butler in the vatike scandal, revealed a paypal administration, riddled with factional power struggles and financial mismanagement. my was a place called place knows a very different feeling, a very dif

the launch ceremony took place at the russian admiralty shipyard in saint petersburg or their new 4th generation submarine as a non nuclear vessel. and its home was actually 1st laid down in 2015 many more pictures and videos and details on not russian submarine at r t dot com right now. as japan prepares to host the g 7 summit next year, a member of the countries parliament has called on the us to officially recognize america's nuclear bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki. in 1945, it's been 77 years since we'll war 2 and the u. s. which used atomic weapons has not apologized us, has always loudly promoted democracy, human rights and freedom in response to actions by other countries. if that's really what they believe, then they should tell japan and the world frankly what they have done. but of course, i, washington dropped the nuclear bombs on the 2 cities. as i world war 2 was fast approaching an end in 1945. this was despite japan having already offered to surrender to allies and estimated 100000 people were killed instantly. at least 3 times, as many subsequently died from the effe

is m i years a and i have talked about personally i had when we met in saint petersburg is that russians going to determine its own security guarantees because there's no one to negotiate with. because russia isn't going to want to do this in 5 years, or 10 years time, all over again. this, the outcome of this conflict with russia will determine will be definitive. martin and russia is playing the long game. as of it is absolutely right. you know, we're talking about yours, but we're looking at the merkel interview and the reason for admission by her that there was nothing genuine on the european union side. you know, i think it was pretty shocking. a lot of people, i mean many people in europe would be shocked by that because there is this default setting of so many european stuff. you know, the west with basically, you know, good guys and, and, and every time i was gone and all the jungle or whatever you call it, i know that we showed our colors that makes, as you can't read, you said that makes negotiation like 10 times harder and the stakes raised 10 times higher, so whatever russia

president vladimir putin has praised, going on going yet informal summit of the 5th leaders in saint petersburg. to run the some good. still, states have become more active in using national currency to mutual settlements was aimed in the commonwealth. and we have coordinated our efforts to work on import substitution. molly's and to enhance technological sovereignty. and independence was an issue to work together all in haunting industrial and scientific capacities . for yet, 1st and foremost, the russian president, vladimir putin has specifically underlined the unofficial nature of this event. that basically it's not a summit in the traditional sense of the word, but rather something more resembling a gathering of good friends. well friends in very much high in power, but there's that the timing of the event is hardly coincidental to you can clearly see the massive christmas tree behind me. and so this is something that well is coinciding with this event. and basically it is something over of the end of the year, resolutions for the leaders of the c i a states and on opportunity to draw the r

yatsenko valentina andreevich saint-petersburg hmm countryman i'll check hmm during the entire time filimonov, his daughter came to him. kudryashov alone never visited him. yes, right here. yes please like i'm not sure stop, how did i not immediately guess. send this photo to platonov right now. it's easy oleg korablev to send you a photo now. show it to the drummer. he's still with you. yes , for now, with us, and tell the slotted one that, in general, they hit the road in vain . it's empty, we'll report later. i don’t understand why they took alena away? she didn't know anything about rocks. thugs probably because so pasha get together and remember how they called each other by name or maybe they had some nicknames? maybe they named the places where they were once i don't remember. although, wait, the one who kneaded me, this one called thicker thicker, right? okay, come on, come on, remember something else. well, you've been sitting here for a long time and heard a lot. they said something about pontoon. close to the city is good. klitschko even thicker they talked about the village of pon

saint-petersburg, he is the same as ingria, the urals, the kuban and siberia, well, there is one point regarding the technical, we understand, well, technically, it is impossible to complete this work, well, it is unrealistic, because people will come to hold a referendum for 15 years, they will be closed. well, i interrupted christina a little . because even in the russian empire there is legislation on electronic referendums, in fact they give us and these people a tool for how to carry it out, that is, we create a garden together with them and conduct an electronic referendum for all the people of mazovia more democratic in the world and using the legislation of the russian empire, i.e. everything they do today, everything and where they prepared for us hrystyna yatskiv had some questions but no, thank you for everything, i got an answer thank you oleg dunda people's deputy of ukraine who is currently in sweden on forum of the fourth free nations, the post of the russian space, we are going further, we inform you about the most important things. criminals may be hiding near us, a re

and it's not a threat to anyone, muscular in any time for moscow in saint petersburg and in sachi, i informed you muscles right. but for senior, that was because i live, it is a great concern to washington is attention along the borders of the union state and was up with the 1st of all in the west. willoughby and i said, we really needed to make the garage and state labor. we struck you've made a very important and decide have staff to support belarus, so thank you very much. once again, kristen and i also exit grass, my gratitude, and i thank you shortly for that would warm you deep as go. what concern shoemaker is conversation constructive conversation that we should which had should handle during our meeting this week. the total was where the members of our governments worked present. thank you very much for this meeting. thank you for the attention sunglasses. she was military status. hateful liquor sank on me for food. traditionally journal. you have some questions where well last them to a letter. so i didn't ask one question each and we'll, we'll start with the bill ration to

some peters bugs. neva river, the launch ceremony to price at the russian admiralty shipyard in saint petersburg . the new 4th generation of submarine is a non nuclear vessel, and its hull was actually 1st laid down in 2015. got more details about sub at r t dot com. meantime, thanks for joining us. your friday program returns. i'd love to talk with her is your media reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation, community? are you going the right way? where are you being led somewhere? which direction? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted. you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah, ah . ah ah myself are they only like we're young for the young woman was in a network that has gotten myself or sort of been a little bit late because of it when i, when i said it's an opposite college so glad aisha african look at that. yeah. it got to live here, so it would mean a support system phone with abilene i, she's question that. ok, so what is the best time you want to actually do that? if you don't, can be come up, loo

president also brought a new inner circle to the kremlin. equal sachin, hooton's, former deputy in saint petersburg became one of its main figures. it was set, chin who was seen as the prime mover in bringing the business community to heal and imprisoning. mccalla caught a cold ski sketching would take over his head to frozen after the oil company that swallowed up, caught a cough skis you caused after his arrest. mm hm. you yeah, i got to be something that you guys did them but you know, out of you know them with us didn't pay more. holds him not to them guy locally myself because eleanor stanley, which must i'm sure she does kaiser. does that. huh. when you enter the field, don't even collision with you from a di da dominic william. so miss you my work resulted in an official film that was ad on russian state t v. on the 1st anniversary of putin's presidency and was shown in many countries of the world. even today, i'm not ashamed of it. in fact, it seems to have matured and shows a lot that had gone unnoticed at the time. however, i am still being asked if anything was left on the cutting room f

deterrents in the federal budget into a grab bag for a local pet projects, literally robbing saint petersburg to pay st. paul. traditionally, these projects benefit local communities. they are paid for by those local communities. went out local community comes to a congressman and says, hey, we want this, what they are really saying, is this project is so low on our priority list that we don't dare use our own taxpayer money to find it. if you can find other taxpayers, we are -- >> members of congress who support here -- they will say that your remarks help get things done on capitol hill and put skin in the game for members. >> no question about that. you put a few locally remarks on a bill that a member, by his own judgment, would never think of support. suddenly, this very bad legislations becomes a local -- how is that a good thing? that distorts the judgment of congress. it promotes the kind of -- it's not at the expense of the earmarks, it's these massive spending bills. the difference is that things get down through a competitive process, not by a congressman dulling out money to his f

moscow and saint petersburg. we were up to date on all things business, news and sport.lingered all day around the scottish borders, and where that happened, temperatures in places actually stayed below freezing all day, whereas across the south west of england we had some pleasant sunshine, it was quite mild — 12 degrees in cornwall, 13 in the isles of scilly. right now, fog is becoming our next concern. we've got quite dense patches of fog across southern areas of england with the risk of some fog developing across wales, the midlands, east anglia — and for a time, as well, northeast england, so it might be worth allowing a little bit of extra time for your commute to work during the first part of thursday, because i think some of that fog is going to be quite dense with visibility down to 100 metres or so. and some of the fog willjust lift into low cloud and mist and could loiter all day in one or two spots. otherwise, a lot of dry weather across england and wales with some sunny spells developing. some damp weather to start the day across eastern scotland, but the ra

president also brought a new inner circle to the kremlin. equal setting, hooton's, former deputy in saint petersburg became one of its main figures. it was set, chin who was seen as the prime mover in bringing the business community to heal and imprisoning mc. hal caught a cold ski set in would take over his head of raw, snapped the oil company that swallowed up, caught a cove skis you caused after his arrest. mm hm . yeah i this is advocate i see out of you knows him because i still am oh, do not see them guy locally myself because of her standing with my stamps. she's done guys gonna decide. huh. when you enter the field, don't be with, with you from a di da dominic william. so miss you my wife resulted in an official film that was ad on russian state t v on the 1st anniversary of putins presidency and was shown in many countries of the world. even today, i'm not ashamed of it. in fact, it seems to have matured and shows a lot that had gone unnoticed at the time. however, i am still being asked if anything was left on the cutting room floor. it was, for example, this a bit. we should have turned o