in st.mary's, we have a pro p provider crestwood services that we're paying for crestwood to provide the service. we're in the midst of talking to some of the hospitals to see if they'd like to purchase some of the beds. as an example, st. mary's could have a provider we'd sit with some of the other hospitals and have them have contracts. many of the hospital systems have contracts with other providers for the sublevel of care. some provide it themselves. when you look at the kaiser model, they may want to own that level of care. and cpmc would want to do the same as a way to control their costs and have the facilities. i do think that there is a potential having some additional subacute beds and then we have to work at -- because everybody is going to need those. we may have some other possibilities as we continue to do this work. i would say that i would like to see cpmc continue their responsibilities towards the subacute role and we'd like to help by ensuring that maybe they could do tha

i have often seen st petersburg in summer. but never has it looked as grey and dirty and slovenly as it does now. idle soldiers stagger about in droves spitting sunflower seeds. daily life now centers on worries about finding our daily bread we too are on starvation rationed. here's the latest our troops flee the front clearing the way for the germans. the loyal ones die the officers die in vast numbers but the soldiers flee and the germans pour through the gates after the fleeing masses. the july offensive failed one contributing factor was the troops refusal to perish as cannon fodder kerensky who was by now prime minister was losing support. kerensky has been corrupted he has taken up residence in the winter palace thereby revealing himself as a miserable parvenu his brilliance sensibilities have evidently deserted him. always the same insistent demands korecki should either really take control or hand over power to more capable people. and then came the events known as the kornilov affair and attempted counter-revolutionar

st. mary'. >> not just cpmc. >> supervisor safai: you were lg the entire network of hospitals. i'm exite exit committed to worn that. we'll find the right level of sr subacute care here in san franc. mp thank you. >> supervisor safai: any other questions? if we do, we'll call you back u. one -- all right. >> thank you. i have a couple of questions. you said we have 782 skilled nug beds at laguna honda. do we have any capacity there fa execute beds? and when we did laguna honda ann francisco general, why did we nt include subacute beds? it seems as though these are pre hospitals are owned hospital fas where we have an opportunity ase building and remodeling and sins has been a problem, why didn't d some? >> i believe it's the cost in tf the number ever bed of beds we f money. the psyche beds never went intoe building because of cost factor. i can take that responsibility s of the fact that we did not buit for subacute beds within zuckerg general and some of that was ban the amount of space

finally, we come to the confluence region, st. louis. st. louis, like philadelphia, was an urban center. in 1800, st. louis was the home of 2000 people. its numbers took off during the 1820's and 1830's and expanded even more during -- as a result of the immigration wave and as white settlers moved farther west, st. louis would become a crucial stopping off point where they aren't at themselves. there was a manufacturing base their. -- base there. these developments set the stage for what follows. nanny alderson was a settlement into the great plains. likewise, in urban centers, this manufacturing economy will become an industrial economy and this combination of widespread migration, early industrialization, and a whole new wave of immigration in the 1880's and 1890's, would further transform the way americans think about their country. this new wave of immigration won't just come across the atlantic. it would come across the pacific , or the rio grande. the last thing i want to do is finish up the story of everhart anheuser and busch. the c

myjourney begins where the revolution began, at the winter palace in st petersburg. would portray it as russia's bastille moment. the people led by the bolsheviks storming into the palace and creating the world's first communist state. the reality was rather different. for a start, many of the red guard revolutionaries that got into the building that night slipped in through a back door which had not been locked. there was no dramatic storming of the palace. as for claims of a mass uprising of workers and peasants and shoulders, today that might be referred to as fake news. this had been a coup, one party, the bolsheviks had seized power in russia. the palace today is the state hermitage museum and to mark the centenary of the revolution they are put on display a portrait previously hidden away. this is saar alexander ii. russian revolutionaries stabbed their bayonets into his face when they ran in. it was a sign of the hatred for the old russia. it is only a painting, just oil and canvas, but to me it conveys the drama of 1917 so powerfully, as if russia is warning

i have often seen st petersburg in summer. but never has it looked as grey and dirty and slovenly as it does now. idle soldiers stagger about in droves spitting sunflower seeds. daily life now centers on worries about finding our daily bread we too are on starvation rationed. here's the latest our troops flee the front clearing the way for the germans. the loyal ones die the officers die in vast numbers but the soldiers flee and the germans pour through the gates after the fleeing masses. the july offensive failed one contributing factor was the troops refusal to perish as cannon fodder kerensky who was by now prime minister was losing support. kerensky has been corrupted he has taken up residence in the winter palace thereby revealing himself as a miserable parvenu his brilliance sensibilities have evidently deserted him. always the same insistent demands korecki should either really take control or hand over power to more capable people. then came the events known as the kornilov affair and attempted counter-revolutionary co

in 1866,of st. louis separated from st. louis county. the city separated from the county because city leaders thought the county was going to be a drag on the city. for those of you who note st. louis, you know how things have changed. that's because they thought the future was in the city. that's a moment we will return to later. it's a change that would have far-reaching consequences for st. louis. another change that would have far-reaching consequences was that at the same time, the rotary first established by george schneider acquired by anheuser and later run by anheuser and adolphis busch, started a new beer. what did they call it and you better know the answer if you live in st. louis? thank you. you said budweiser. are you from st. louis? thank you. they started reducing budweiser. -- producing budweiser. this is their american dream. this is the way immigration and naturalization created the foundation for their opportunities in an era in which achieving opportunity and losing opportunity is going on at the same time. i went a

yes even today many memories of the uprising still stand in st petersburg. so do tributes to the soviet state such as street names. soviet sky are can be found around the city a total of ten times. the victims of the toba revolution commemorated here at mass over paul or. the shot that kicked off the revolution was fired from the washington or rural today it's a sparsely visited museum. for dimitri me action the soviet union is a closed chapter and its heroes are inch in history. yet the third not impressed by the communist revolution the only parallel i can see today is the concept of a people's revolution of course i'm a bit scared but i'm trying not to think about it we must be courageous that is the only way to achieve our goals. slips through the quarters sure they're beautiful. young people like dmitri me action view what's happened in st petersburg in one nine hundred seventeen as a coup a coup that led to repression and not emancipation of the people they're trying to fight the same tendency in contemporary russia. me action says the history of his h

after the revolution, lenin moved russia's capital from st petersburg to moscow. "the spectre of communism... is haunting europe", karl marx wrote. in this park, the ghost of lenin is haunting me. wherever i look, he is there. lenin is the red star of this show, it is like a freak show of fallen idols. there are an estimated 111,000 statues of this man in the soviet union, that means that wherever you went in the ussr there was perhaps at least one lenin thinking about you... ..taking care of you... ..orjust watching you. speaking in russian close by, there is a lenin museum. a soviet shrine to the russian revolutionary. and look at the wall here, there is a quotation that says, "the october revolution opened a new era in world history." and the signature? lenin. but communism did more than cast statues of him. it preserved his body and put it on display. "lenin is more alive than the living," declared one soviet slogan. but they had to create a whole scientific institute to maintain the corpse. over the years, it has replaced some of lenin's skin and flesh with p

st. it's not raining, and we do not see anything on the plane, scott, that would indicate there is an issue. it looks like it is business as normal for him. so, again, i'm just speculating, of course, that it might be a landing gear issue, but we have no idea what it is at this point. scott? >> and now we have a bit of an idea. saint mary's county 911 is reporting what you are saying under social media feed that the aircraft is having landing problems. so there is some concern with he itself for landing. let me give you a better sense where the airport is for those who have not been to saint mary's county. this is along the thousand block of airport road, hollywood, maryland. this is first reported as a landing problem with the aircraft at 2:40 this aaren. which gives you how long this aircraft has been trying to burn off fuel or buying time to touchdown. it is a small airport obviously, not a commercial airport like the major ones in our area. but as i mentioned earlier, small regional a

and the final group of high commissioners from the commonwealth of dominique, st lucia, st vincent &ominica, belize and antigua & barbuda, st christopher & nevis, brunei christopher bide-visfimnfi namibia, christopher &nevis,firgne+ namibia, cameroon, darussalam, namibia, cameroon, mozambique and rwanda. the last two recent members of the commonwealth who were not actually involved in the fighting in the first and second world wars but they are here because they are members of the commonwealth and have an entitlement to lay their wreaths. they are followed by the ambassador of ireland to great britain adrian o'neill. the irish regiments who serve way back, the irish guards established under queen victoria fought in both world wars. the service chiefs come next, the chief of the defence staff, sir stuart peach, doesn't himself lay a wreath, but for the royal navy sir philipjones, for the army general sir nicholas carter and for the royal air force, sir stephen hillier. they are followed by the civilian chiefs for the merchant navy and fishing fleets captain martin reed from the air trans

so, you have been reading up on st. peter, i've been reading up on st. paul. oh, he was beheaded. >> anthony: he was beheaded. >> asia: for certain. >> anthony: st. paul wasn't like a nice guy. >> asia: no, he was terrible. >> anthony: he was in charge or persecuting heretics and christians. anyways, he's on his way to damascus to torture the [ bleep ] out of some more christians, and he experiences a blinding light. he goes blind. >> asia: and what does the voice say? "i am jesus, your lord. you're torturing christians. you shall stop." >> anthony: yeah, get on board, get on the jesus train. and then three days later the scales fell from his eyes. >> asia: but the scales is like prosciutto. he had prosciutto in front of his eyes and fell down. and then he was like, oh. >> anthony: you're making me hungry. >> asia: it's a miracle. >> anthony: as important as religion, folklore, and history are to me, you know what's more important? dinner. a last grab at some local specialties. >> asia: in the past, the town was considered a sacred site protected by st. paul w

and on a remarkable career advancing st. thomas' legacy of academic achievement and spiritual development. your lifelong emphasis on catholic values, guy versity, and student success has helped empower many students to take on the world with compassion and strong conviction. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentlewoman from the virgin islands seek recognition? miss blast ket: -- ms. plaskett: unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. miss last kets: i rise today to congratulate st. croix native tim duncan on his induction into the college basketball hall of fame. in 1989 rgets tim was training to be an olympic swimmer when hurricane hugo struck the virgin islandses, destroying all the olympic sized swimming pools. with no place left on the island to train, he turned his focus to basketball. at wake forest he helped lead the team four ncaa tournaments, named the national association of basketball coach's player of the year three times, the

seeing him yesterday, somebody from the st.luke's hospital said to my brother, i want a meeting with u with you about y. before in the past, nobody contact us. even we have some meeting in september. they community -- the hospital community said we provide the same service in st. luke's, it's not true. my dad has a lot of issues and sores, they have 20 patients. when i go to a sna, they say can you wait? i don't have the time. i feel very bad. i don't know how to tug at your heart and say please keep st. luke's open. the rest of the family is suffering every day and thinking more every night. [off mic] >> supervisor safai: thank you, ruth cativo. >> thank you so much again for helping us. we are here again because you know, we worry about my father also and the rest of the patients because as a family, we have a hard time now because like my sister says, they calle my brother yesterday and talking about moving my father to the davies hospital. first we think that davies hospital doesn't have the license for this patient. we're

if you want to rep east st.see what's happenin' in east st. louis, that god comes in and transforms east st. louis. man: this is how real life feels, y'all. please, can y'all help me protect our city that we say is so good, that y'all say y'all gonna die about. i was the street so they wouldn't have to be. woman: let's go. [ sobbing ] oh, my kychaun! i will lose my voice so y'all can have one. [ woman sobbing ] ♪♪ everything happen right now. no, we do it right here. t's go. -this is about heart, here. this is about heart, here. -mm-hmm. -you understand what i'm sayin'? this is -- as he always rest in peace and all that, what would your boy want you to do? what would your boy want you to do? announcer: it is round two of the illinois class 7a state championship playoffs. -here you go. -undefeated east st. louis draws by far their toughest test of the season. it's glenbard north, a top-10 team in the state, athletes all over the field, and they're playing their best football at the right time. [ chanting "east si

thomas and st. croix. st. croix is located more than 40 miles to the south of st. thomas is not interconnected due to primarily the depth of the ocean floor, which is approximately 5 miles deep. citing the stability of the world markets, wapa developed a plan to diversify its dependenceancy on fuel oil, while at the same time committing itself to reduce its need of fuel oil by 25%. it began to take hold with the implementation of most notably with the introduction of liquefied petroleum lpg. this was achieved through a partnership with a multinational company to build, operate lpg terminals, provide supply solely from fuel oil generating units. at the same time the fuel diversification strategy was emerging, wapa planned. taking a page from that plan the authority in march entered into a contract to provide new generation units with our authority. we expect these unit to be basically operational in mid-2018. to focus specifically on impact by wapa, most damage was experienced by the electrical system and the overall electrical grid. minimal damage on two. the syste

it will be in st george's chapel in windsor.pecial to him throughout his childhood and during his relationship with meghan markle. it has become a special place for them too. going to windsor, having some private time there and that's is why they have chosen st george's chapel for the location. in terms of what we saw yesterday, there was statement saying that they are very grateful for the public response to their engagement yesterday and humbled by it and also that they wa nt humbled by it and also that they want the public involved in the wedding. i heard you discussing that already, but they want some sort of public involvement. that is currently being worked on and worked through. was the phrase used. no detail on what that will look like, but they want public involvement. st george's chapel is within the confines of windsor castle and sort of shut off to the public. so they wa nt to of shut off to the public. so they want to ensure some members of the public are allowed into that area in front of the chapel to celebrate th

if was the army's commander in chief he decided to send troops to st petersburg to disarm radical soldiers and save russia from the bolsheviks but korecki feared was in fact leading a rebellion against his government and dismissed him. korecki provided forty thousand rifles for the defense of st petersburg many went to the bolsheviks who were rehabilitated having been outlawed because of their involvement in the july days. railway workers dismantled train tracks to prevent new laws troops from reaching the city bolshevik agents persuaded many of his men to desert after three days it was all over. the bolsheviks keep their weapons. russia is gradually deaker risk of flying itself no more respect i'm leaving the no via she's a newspaper planning my play mystery bull. can eat your pineapples chew on your grouse your last day is coming you borzois laos. this couplet has become my favorite saying. the revolutionary leaders argued their case to the masses. all power to the councils. the heritage and the palaces are being evacuated it suicide it's an expression of the panic that has seized our en

the three major islands, st. thomas, st. john and st.croix are separated by water basin larger challenge. for the bulk of the 53 year history, they've maximize the benefit of market conditions and utilized oil to produce electricity. given the separation, distribution systems are required on st. thomas and st. croix. st. croix is located to the south of st. thomas and is not interconnected due to the depth of the ocean floor which is approximately 5 miles deep. they plan to diversify the dependence on fuel oil by reducing it by 2025. the diversification strategy began to take hold with the implementation of net metering, connection to the solar grid and most notably the introduction of liquefied petroleum gasoline as a primary source of fuel for electricity. this was achieved through partnership with a multinational company to build and operate terminals to provide propane supply and oversee the generation of units from solely fuel generated units to try capable units. at the same time the fuel diversification was diverging and pursue in

over a judge's acquittal back on september fifteenth of former st louis police officer jason stokely for the shooting death or some argue execution of twenty four year old anthony lamar smith back in two thousand and eleven stokely was charged with first degree murder after shooting the young black man five times following a high speed chase during which the white officer was recorded telling his partner quote we're going to kill this don't you know it to justify the shooting stokely claimed smith was reaching for a gun in his car which prosecutors argue could have actually been planted there after the shooting in the aftermath of the acquittal st louis has seen thousands of protesters take to the streets for months and weeks on end which according to the local fox affiliate has closed large corporate offices shut down restaurants and bars and even forced you to to call up a concert. you know businesses and bars are one thing but if your protest cancels a u two concert you think there's really biggest story of the entire fall season so where is all the coverage that the protests in f

condition at st. luke's hospital in bethlehem with gunshot wounds to the neck, shoulder and leg. dave schratwieser has more. has the will to live and god willing he'll pull through this. >> reporter: optimism from the state police outside st. luke's hospital as the wounded corporal battled to stay alive after a gun fight with suspect along busy route 33 in plainfield township during a routine car stop. >> there's an active shoot out on the highway. >> he was struck several times. he was shot, um, three times i believe he was hit. >> reporter: police say the corporal had pulled the suspect over for speeding. then suspected the man might be under the influence. so he called for backup. as troopers questioned the man and placed him under arrest, he started to fight with them. >> the troopers were in a knock down, drag out fight along the side of the road with vehicles speeding by them, um, it got very very violent. >> reporter: suspect broke free and ran to his car, he grabbed a gun and started shooting. >> one of our troopers was struck several times.

given the separation by water, systems are required on st. thomas and st. kroi. st. thomas provides bringing cables to the nearby island of st. john. located more than 40 miles to the south of st. thomas and not interconnected. through the depth of the ocean floor which is five miles deep. 100% depend si on fuel oil while at the same time committing itself to to reduce by 2025. began to take hold with the implementation of additional solar power to the grid and most notably the introduction of liquefied petroleum gasoline. for the primary fuel for electricity. to build operate terminals, provide propane supply. and over see the from solely fuel or oil generating units. at the same time, the fuel diver diverse. $500,000 department of interior grant to pursue the plan which mapped out the generation mix for the utility over the next two decades. taking a page from the plan the authority in march entered into a contract with what north america to provide new generation units for the authority. we expect the units to be operational in mid-2018. to focus specifically on h

supposedly, st. james went on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year. rita aspi

the trooper was air lifted to st. lukes hospital in bethlehem where he is listed in critical but stable condition. we have team three coverage of the shooting, joe holden is at st. lukes but we will go to alycia nieves at the scene with the time line of events, alycia? >> ukee, shooting that was essentially described as a shoot-out on a busy highway happened around 11:00 this morning on a highway just about a quarter mile from where i'm at, see the state police cars, they have part of this highway still shut down, and, this is part that they have shut down is where that trooper was shot, three times. after a pennsylvania state police officer is shot this morning along route 33 in northampton county police shut highway down for hours. authorities say that what happened here started in a traffic stop, turned into a income out, drag out fight with one man and two troopers, and then turned into a shoot-out on the highway. >> isocon fronttation on video , we went through a fight alongside of the road. >> reporter: authorit

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existing targets and one hundred years ago communist revolutionary seize power in russia did he go to st petersburg where new generation of political activists is seeking regime change. i'm gonna get to have you with us u.s. president donald trump has delivered a sharp warning to north korea telling the nation do not try us trump made those comments in a speech before south korean lawmakers in seoul as he wrapped up his visit to the country he also called on nations to exert pressure on north korea to abandon its nuclear program the speech marked a return to have a strong rhetoric trump is used in the past just a day after he seemed to be taking a softer approach towards pyongyang let's listen to. the regime has interpreted america's past restraint as we can this. this would be a fatal miscalculation this is a very different administration than the united states has had in the past today i hope i speak not only for our countries. but for all civilized nations when i say to the north do not underestimate us and do not try. well at the next stop on trump's marathon five country tour of asi

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st. michigan is not the same as ohio. but this is a different kind of place and one of the reasons why it's so unique is again because of the international border. so one of the ways that i began to begin to explore this place was with my students i'm really touched that some of them are actually here today. it warms my heart that they are here. one of the things that we did was go on local history tours with african-american groups. it was a county back in ann arbor. something that really stuck with me was focused along the underground railroad. i learned for the first time that is how active southeastern michigan has been. we began to recognize some important sites but also in our town of ann arbor. and we got to go to the historical museum. i hope you will go if you have never been there. i'm sure you had been there. but at that museum they have the underground railroad. it was very small. it was enough to get our imaginations going. it was around 2009 i think. we did research and proj

st. the retail industry is very wary of amazon. it is the top destination for holiday shopping season. amazon is ef of all sales growt. >> jo kent for us in new jersey. thank you. >>> we have breaking news to report on oscar pistorius. the double-amputee sprinter who was convicted of killing his girlfriend in 2013. overnight, south africa's supreme court of appeal overturned his sentence. >> good morning, everyone. this legal saga has lasted nearly five years now. but this morning, it took just minutes for a judge to more than double the jailrus. he wasn't even in court to hear the judge say, up until now, he's been treated with shocking lenien leniency. the verdict was unanimous and unexpected. south africa's supreme court calling >> reporter: pistorius who turned 31 on wednesday wasn't even in court to hear the judge say the previous sentence of six years was shockingly lenient. pistorius, he says, doesn't demonstrate any genuine remorse and has failed to explain why he fired the fatal

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st. croix is located more than 40 miles to the south of st. thomas and is not interconnected to a primarily the depth of the ocean floor, five miles deep. citing the instability of the market, there was a plan to diversify the hundred percent diversity on fuel oil while committing itself to reduce this alliance of fuel about 60%. strategy began to take hold with the implementation of the additional solar power and electric grid, and most notably was the introduction of liquefied a primarygasoline as source of fuel for generation and electricity. this was achieved through a partnership with a multinational company to build, operate lpg terminals, provide supply, oversee the conversion of units from solely fuel oil generating units. time, the field of reciprocation strategy was emerging, a $500,000 department of interior grants was passed, which mapped out the generation makes for the unit -- utility for the next two decades. plan, itpage from that was entered into a contract to provide new generation with authority. we expect these units to be

their master builder eleven and were justifiably proud of their work and left their initials up to st points on the whole team. in the early nineteenth century the church underwent further change and extension to the east end was converted into a sacristy the choir window of the altar was no longer needed the painting was placed to cover it since then no more changes have been made to the church it has neither heating your. electric lines. the simplicity of the church interior suggests how closely the congregation identified with it a decorative canopy once used at a wedding now serves as an altar call the embroidered inscription tells of the miracle at the wedding feast at qana when christ turned water into wine. these regular strokes of the bell usher in finland's greatest and were festivity the twenty fourth of june is midsummer and the feast of st john exactly six months separate the birth of st john the baptist and the birth of christ the two christian feast days are closely linked to the summer and winter solstice says from june the days begin to shorten from december to lengthe

oh yeah oh yeah why is a thief shot protesters at a demonstration in st petersburg this october. the city is a hotbed of discontent as it was one hundred years ago in one nine hundred seventeen bloody amir lenin led the october revolution toppling the empire of the czars and establishing the communist soviet union. so how much revolutionary spirit is there in today's russia we put that question to a critically minded young person eighteen year old dimitri mia a supporter of opposition politician alexy. i feel like a revolutionary my goal is a change at the top. the change of power in the autumn of one nine hundred seventeen converted russia into the u.s.s.r. the union of soviet socialist republics that lasted seventy years but fell apart in the one nine hundred ninety s. . there are still traces of the u.s.s.r. all over russia various places in st petersburg remind people of what happened back then there are no fewer than ten streets named soviet sky. or a field of mars is the sign of a memorial to the victims of the russian revolution. sees himself as a victim of state persecuti

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the martyrdom of st catherine was a popular subject at the time. like baroque artists many years later turned it into a dramatic spectacle an earthly version of the fall of the rebel angels motif with the humans lurching beneath the sky rent asunder. as far as their contemporaries were concerned the contest between cano and doing a ended without a clear victor doing his works or admired but cutoffs were more popular. much about the life of connacht the elder remains a mystery to this day little is known about the painter's childhood and youth. he's believed to have been born on october fourth fourteen seventy two in kona in the southern german region of franconia. he probably received his training in his father's workshop since his father was also a painter. the connacht monument in kanaka marks the spot where the family house once stood. look us left home early on presumably to travel as a journeyman he called himself con off after his hometown corner. but then all trace of him is lost some years. around fifteen hundred he emerged as a painter in

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reviving the spirit of lean in a park in st petersburg a dozen young men and women are celebrating the one hundredth anniversary of the october revolution an era they've only read about. they'd like to turn back the clock. so so use the absence of the soviet union as only temporary and with the russian tricolor won't be our flag for long but our red communist flags will fly again. even though our country has taken a giant step backward and i'm sure the triumph of socialism lies ahead that's our country's only future. and that's exactly what russian revolutionaries thought when they stormed the winter palace in st petersburg one hundred years ago. bloody leaning proclaimed a new world of socialism. seventy four years later the soviet union collapsed cleanings personality cult became a joke the leader of the world's working class now we're tourist attraction at red square. a hundred years later i said the revolution was wrong. i think democracy is not good when a country has a czar there should be a revolution you know what is it the guy by a group of. russian officials appear ruffled by

st petersburg i5 birthday. the riot police moved in to stop them. putin. these protesters are not making a new russian revolution. they are making a point, that government is beholden to the people. it is a faint echo of 1917. after the revolution, lenin moved the russian capital from after the revolution, lenin moved the russian capitalfrom st petersburg to moscow which is my next stop. the spectre of commoners i5 haunting europe, karl marx wrote. in this park the ghost of lenin i5 haunting me. whenever i look, he is there. lenin i5 haunting me. whenever i look, he is there. lenin is the red star of this show, it is like a freak show of fallen idols. there are an estimated 14,000 fallen idols. there are an estimated 1a,000 statues of this man in the soviet union which means that wherever you went in the ussr there was probably at least one lenin thinking about you, taking care of you, orju5t thinking about you, taking care of you, or just watching thinking about you, taking care of you, orju5t watching you. close by there is a lenin museum, a sovie

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sanity to give us a poet surrounded by scandal and a woman of influence her salon was legendary in st petersburg she became a chronicler of the revolution. it would be good to be blind and deaf show no interest at all and write poems about eternity and beauty. if only i could. what do the memoirs of the painter and art critic onyx on tub and la tell us every last note made by maxine gorky has been subject to academic interpretation how did he experience one nine hundred seventy as a marxist and longtime associate of lending. can i retell the history of the russian revolution just using artists notes and documents . how did the revolution affect them how did they influence the revolution. the first world war had been raging for three years russia was on its last legs millions have died on the battlefield no peace was inside the people had had enough and the front line was getting closer. what were young artists doing especially those in the army. did the war determine everything. considered for example but a mere my a cough skee the poet in his early twenties he was lucky he did not ha

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and russian pave the way for the birth of the soviet union and today we're focusing on the city of st petersburg russia former capital where the movement began. to went to see how that revolutionary spirit is playing out today. that was pertinent. and october twenty seventeen this is the sound of anger heritance and petersburg russia second largest city has become a hotbed of protest as was the case one hundred years ago when lenin and his comrades orchestrated a revolution and change the world. but what do today's protests mean are they a real fight or more of a romantic idea how revolutionary are young russian intellectuals. many of the young people here in st peter's before because more down day revolutionaries is very present to defeat the recall that's the generation taking to the streets to demand political change and they even risk going to prison for their ideals. like eighteen year old dimitri me action he supports opposition politician alexina valmy. urges this when i feel like a revolutionary my goal is a change of power in russia. action was arrested at an anti-government