i have often seen st petersburg and 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 ration. 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 korecki 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 coup.

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police intervene detaining more than one hundred demonstrators we'll hear from our correspondent in st petersburg. also coming up thousands rally on the streets of spain calling on spanish in council and leaders to end months of silence and talk to each other over catalonia paid for independence we'll have the latest on spain's worst political crisis in decades. and polls alone all md police evacuated part of central london off to a call it's protests trains outside a major tourist spot but the incident turns out not to be terribly lated. i'm having a home free thanks for joining me russian police have arrested more than one hundred opposition activists on a day of wide spread protests across the country thousands of supporters of the jailed anti corruption. the titian election of alnico gathered in towns and cities demanding he be allowed to run in next year's presidential election there were violent scenes in st petersburg is why police broke up a rally and detained more than sixty people also or he say the protests which coincide with president levy midleton first day on friday. and we can spe

in st petersburg, we see people marching on vladimir putin's birthday.e moved in to stop them. st petersburg is vladimir putin's hometown and it is vladimir putin's hometown and it is clear that the authorities are determined not to let this anti—government protests boil the president'sbirthday party. these protesters are president'sbirthday party. these protesters a re not president'sbirthday party. these protesters are not making a new russian revolution, they are making a point — that the government is beholden to the people. it is a faint echo of 1917. i'm laura trevelyan. thanks for watching world news america. at long last, we have had ourfirst widespread frost of the autumn. but tonight, a different matter. but we will be back in double to bridge of figures to start the day. —— double temperature figures. whilst we will have more clout compared with monday across the south, one or two spots of rain, most south, one or two spots of rain, m ost pla ces south, one or two spots of rain, most places will be dry. these are your temperatures for the week

a russia correspondent and many showing in st petersburg thank you. to sports news now in the form into one season is heading into the crucial final phase with the driver's title still up for grabs lewis hamilton and sebastian fattah battling over every point starting with this weekend's japanese grown pray saturday's qualification session so several try this set stunning times in the sadie's mind hamilton was the fastest of them all. the formula one season is approaching its home straight with five races left to go do is hamilton is on course to claim his fourth career championship he extended his lead in the driver standings in malaysia last week and now he's claimed pole position for sunday's japanese grand prix. have alton has won three times in japan despite struggling in qualifying in the past this time he broke the track record to reach the front of the grid i never ever really got a great balance in the past so i never say never did great qualify and so to finally get the balance behind me with a great work my engineers and a great timing from

so we have to kind of wait and see what happens here so many don't see the situation in st petersburg what about the rest of the country. well there have been protests today in eighty cities including in moscow where we say around seven hundred people came out i participated say it was thousands it's unclear at the moment how many at that today in st petersburg so was supposed to be the main protest dividing it said that it would be a symbolic gesture to come out i'm on the streets you know which is home town and it does seem that the protests here have been quite free to go they also have been rather chaotic and emily what about the protesters you've spoken to what exactly are they hoping to achieve well i spoke to some protesters earlier and they said you know how could how could they put seventy behind bars he didn't do anything wrong so people really a come out in support of not by any other people but of people it's more of a symbolic thing it's taking no we don't want to have one president's power one certain powers at such a long time we need to show that things can change and

opposition leader alexina boni to be allowed to run for president there were violent scenes in st petersburg as police intervened across the country more than a hundred protesters have been arrested we'll get more from our correspondent in st petersburg. also on the program. the prostration over the political mess here in catalonia runs very deep people tell me they hope to bring a swift and to spain steepest political crisis in decades to w.'s gild much just taking us through the streets of boston lona asking whether catalonia can inch back from declaring independence. and in formula one britain's lewis hamilton claims pole position for tomorrow's japanese grand prix with just five races left the messiah his driver is well on track for his fourth well title. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a thanks for joining us there have been demonstrations across russia today with thousands of people in at least eighty cities my. ching in support of jailed opposition leader alexei navalny they're calling on all thought is to allow him to run in next year's presidential election police ar

well emily of course that is the situation unfolding in st petersburg was planned across the rest of the country. well the protests there are there were scheduled to be eighty protests around russia all across the country in the east of the country the far east as well as near the urals don't even want to pound there were protests today and there was a large project involved out well. people who were there said thousand came out the police said it was seven hundred and that was actually largely peaceful hardly anyone was arrested there and the protesters were allowed to walk around the parliament around the duma they even walked up to read where so also already there didn't treat them as harshly as it seems they are. reportedly and according to this of the huge police presence that i'm seeing as they have been think peter berg on chorus one of any show when in st petersburg good to talk to you. now hurricane and nate is barreling towards the u.s. gulf coast with high winds and warnings of storm surges the national hurricane center said nate would strike the u.s. gulf coast as a categ

opposition leader alexei now bound need to be allowed to run for president there were violent scenes in st petersburg as police intervened more than a hundred protesters across the country have been arrested we'll go live to some petersburg for more. also on this program. thousands rally on the streets of spain calling on spanish in catalan leaders to end months of silence and talk to each other over catalonia is bad for independence we'll have the latest on spain's worst political crisis in decades. and lewis hamilton claims pole position of the japanese grand prix in says zucker the most sadie's driver well on track to claim his fourth career championship with just five races left. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a good to have you with us it's been a day of anti kremlin protest across russia with police arresting over a hundred opposite. activists in several cities and st pete. police breaking up a rally called by jailed opposition leader alexei navalny around sixty of his supporters was detained as they demanded she be allowed to leave next year's presidential election. also argy

well joining us now is yulia at alina from the organization vigil in st petersburg the group helps gay men and women face the challenges of coming out in russia yulia welcome to the day you know the report we just saw there that i think that's the first report we've been able to find some things in this week that we've actually been able to laugh with all this week you know we've heard different stories about being gay and lesbian in russia but but they also seem to have a sense of gloom and doom in them because of what is happening in putin's russia and also because of the rejection that these people face at home is it really as bad as it seems and is it getting worse. hi there. thank you. bill and i'm a wife kind of a difficult question because. of at the moment you can all all want to have any boy i don't know if they can but i think that life begins in that. way. i'm thinking about on the law i think in the mean time if i'm actually but for some people. well talk to me a little bit about your organization mean you're there to help men and women who are trying to come out and try to

opposition leader alexei not only to be allowed to run for president there were violent scenes in st petersburg today as police intervened across the country more than two hundred protesters arrested we'll get more from our correspondent in st petersburg. also on the program. the prostration over the political mess here in catalonia runs very deep people tell me they hope to bring a swift end to spain for the first political crisis in decades detail the use guild matis taking us through the streets of boston load up asking where the catalonia can back from declaring independence. and germany have qualified for the twenty eighteen world cup but that won't stop some of the countries young guns from using the country's final game against azerbaijan to show coach your home of why they deserve to go to russia next summer. home welcome my name's christopher spring a good to have you with us there have been demonstrate. across russia today with thousands of people in at least eight hundred cities marching into port of jailed opposition leader alexei navalny they're calling on authorities to allow him

more than two hundred sixty people at anti-government protests in twenty seven cities offices in st petersburg broke up demonstrations against reading a putin supporters of opposition leader alexina vonnie held the ranis to mock putin sixty fifth birthday and protests have been held across australia against its largest coal mine project the indian group adani is behind the proposal its ripple promising to bring thousands of jobs but environmentalists say it will destroy the great barrier reef you're upset with headlines on al-jazeera inside story is next to stay with us. with. saudi arabia and russia have been rivals for decades and on opposite sides on many

let him enter the twenty eight thousand presidential race we'll go live to our correspondent in st petersburg for more. on that and a home free thanks for joining me we begin with breaking news from london british police say several people have been injured off they call mounted at the pavement outside the natural history museum they say one man was detained at the scene the area in west london has been sealed off off to the incident police said inquiries to. stablish the circumstances and any motive on the way. well i witnesses have been describing what happened at three p.m. . to. shut. the other and then. take a man on the ground and. i just see it to demand from the car put it on the ground and then thirty minutes later. the streets. well let's bring in our correspondent back at mass who is in london burkett what's the latest well this is exactly the latest the police haven't released any new information they have said that one man is detained as the eyewitness also described and also that several people are injured media reports at the injures light injuries so we have seen ambulances ob

in moscow and st petersburg that is where and see government feeling runs highest but in smaller cities in the regions they're much more conservative places to meet in supports tends to be higher outside of moscow and st petersburg so the valley has been targeting these places trying to build up a support base there and certainly on previous demonstration days the notable thing has been how many people have turned out in in those regional parts of the country it has surprised many observers the opposition feeling seems to be picking up in those places whether he can keep that momentum going over the next few months we'll have to see and we'll certainly be watching what happens in the months leading up to the presidential election which is seems to be in march two thousand and eighteen. putin hasn't declared his that he is going to be standing there but people assume that he will and people assume that he's probably going to win that fairly easily all right thank you very much for that that's royal palace joining us live from moscow thank you now the u.s. gulf coast is preparing for anot

in st petersburg, dozens were arrested for taking part in the anti—kremlin protests, which are beingry. the rallies coincide with president vladimir putin's 65th birthday. most are unauthorised, including one taking place in moscow from where our correspondent sarah rainsford sent this report. these are really extraordinary scenes for russia. this crowd is now heading down russia's main street towards the kremlin, and they are chanting slogans against president putin, calling him a thief and corrupt. they are now heading to the kremlin. the riot police are accompanying them. for the moment, though, they are not intervening. they are just escorting them down the street. you're not afraid to be here? we have no choice, we must be here. we have no future with putin. the only chance for us in this country, not to live abroad, is alexei navalny. the whole point of this protest is to support alexei navalny‘s right to run for president. he has been gathering crowds in support of his bid for the presidency. officially, he is not allowed to run because he has a criminal sentence. but he says

st. petersburg to co inside with putin's 65th birthday is meant to show how thankful.ou think are the chances of president putin leaving an election? what's the possibility? >> well, a low possibility, sir. but there is the chance that -- to change everything in russian political life. >> and across russia, similar protests unsanctioned by the had kremlin were held. alexi himmism is was una able to attend. he was jailed earlier this month. but the supporters have come out to demand political competition in russia and for their leader to be allowed to stand in presidential elections here next year. >> translator: i'm not satisfied with the current situation in the country. i'm not happy with the authorities. we practically don't have freedom of speech. we have strict censorship on television and the only person opposed to putin isn't allowed in any way to take part in the elections. >> reporter: well, it would be a massive kremlin climb down to allow him a presidential bid. he's been convicted in a criminal case, excluding him formally from office. but his popular onlin

in st petersburg, we sort it this anti—government protest.ny signs of dissent make the authorities nervous. i think there were two things that struck me. people seem confused about their past because the past and russia keeps being rewritten and reshaped and reinterpreted and there is little interest in this anniversary and that suits the authorities just fine. the kremlin faces a dilemma because 1917 gave birth to the soviet union which vladimir putin has praised on many occasions but the idea of a revolution, an armed uprising at, that is not the kind of example the kremlin wants to emphasise. we look forward to hearing more for you as the week progresses. here's our briefing on some of the key events happening later. we start in the hague where at around 0900 gmt, the war crimes trial of a former member of the ethiopian dictatorship under mengistu haile mariam will begin. it's expected to last two weeks. also this morning at the northern ireland assembly, talks on power—sharing between sinn fein and the democratic unionist party will resum

offices in st petersburg broke up demonstrations against vladimir putin supporters of the opposition leader alex in a volley held the rallies to mock hootin sixty fifth birthday glory chalons has more from moscow. we don't have that report for you but i will move on now to liberia where campaigning is coming to a close in presidential and parliamentary elections twenty candidates competing to replace president johnson sirleaf was standing down after two terms the contenders include the vice president a businessman and a former world footballer of the year hurricane nate has been downgraded to a tropical storm as it moves inland from the u.s. gulf coast sit made its second landfall as a category one system in the sate of mississippi nato has already killed at least sixty people in central america the u.n. secretary general says the caribbean islands recently battered by hurricanes the victims of climate change antonio terrace traveled to bob and dominica to see the devastation caused by hurricanes and maria ninety percent ninety five percent of infrastructure environmental was destroy

organization witold in st petersburg a group that helps game and women face the challenges of coming out in russia yulia thank you for taking the time to be on the show good luck to you stay safe all the best. thank you my mind. well the day is nearly done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at u.w. news or you can write directly to me off t.v. don't forget to use that hash tag the day and remember no matter what happens between now and then tomorrow is another day was the then everything. kicked off why. not take football personally. but how personal is it when stars play in countries that pay the most when a dictatorship exports its talent. when a football club sets up development programs for young players around the world we travel to asia to get the answers. to the. what does a football loving country need to reach its goals. we'll tell you how german soccer made it back to the top. in our web special w dot com. football made in germany.

let's begin in russia, where police have violently broken up a rally in st petersburg.ds have been marching in support of the opposition leader, alexei navalny. dozens have been arrested for taking part in the anti—government protests, being held in 80 cities across the country. campaigners are demanding that navarre need be allowed to stand in next yea r‘s navarre need be allowed to stand in next year's presidential election. the rally has coincided with president vladimir putin's 65th birthday. most are not authorised, including one taking place in moscow, from where sarah rainsford reports. these are extraordinary scenes for russia. this crowd is heading down russia's main street to the kremlin, and they are chanting slogans against president putin, calling him a thief and corrupt. they are now heading to the kremlin. the riot police are accompanying them but at the moment they are not intervening, they are escorting them down the street. you are not afraid to be here? we have no choice, we must be here. we have no future with putin. the only chance for us in this co

from the organization in st petersburg the group helps gay men and women face the challenges of coming out in russia welcome to the day you know the report we just saw there that i think that's the first report we've been able to find some things in this week that we've actually been able to laugh with all this week we've heard different stories about being gay and lesbian in russia but but they all. also seem to have a sense of gloom and doom and them because of what is happening in putin's russia and also because of the rejection that these people face at home is it really as bad as it seems and is it getting worse. hi there. thank you. bill and i'm a wife kind of a difficult question because they're from best of all you need to know all want to have any boy i don't know if they came but for now i think that the nation will live again and i think life is going to waste the. time to get the vote on the law i think in the mean time if it actually but it will be some people in the. well talk to me a little bit about your organization mean you're there to help men and women who are tryin

st. petersburg and moscow and a couple of the provincial capitals have been modernized and st. petersburg is a marvelous city and moscow is making efforts to be a marvelous city, as well, but it isn't. today lacks russia one very fundamental think, and that is political freedom. host: last call from washington, d.c., thanks for waiting. you with us? one more time, why did you write the book? guest: i wrote the book because i kept a diary in 1956 of this extraordinary year in russian history. revolution. russian , the communist experience died. 1956, i was lucky to be there. i kept a diary of these major moments in russian history, the way in which they played around with the idea of freedom. i had an opportunity as a young, unattached american, to travel the places that were just opening up. i went everywhere and talked to a lot of russians and decided i wanted to put it down between hardcovers and let people understand the adventure that goes along with being the younger american with the idea of freedom, going into a country like russia. what do you find? it is an adventure st

organization witold in st petersburg a group that helps game and women face the challenges of coming out in russia yulia thank you for taking the time to be on the show good luck to you stay safe all the best. thank you my mind. well the date is nearly done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at u.w. news or you can write directly to be brought off t.v. don't forget use that hash tag the day and remember no matter what happens between now and then tomorrow is another day was the then everything. more drita the international talk show. that is facing the bit of standoff between madrid and barcelona continues the question now is will council only has pushed for independence be stopped or could spain break up find out on quadriga. quadriga next on d w. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word has been. rico is in germany to learn german why not learn a simple online on your mobile and free stuff from d w z e learning course he can speak german made easy.

offices in st petersburg broke up demonstrations against supporters of opposition leader. held the rallies to mark protein sixty fifth birthday. reports from moscow where police have been more restrained. saturday was a test for alexei navalny and a test for russia's security forces on the day president putin turned sixty five the opposition leader wanted supporters to demand his release from twenty days it minister to detention and for him to be allowed to run in next year's presidential elections he's going in the band an independent candidate they want the person who currently. talks about would talk about the real russian problems i love my country very much this is why i am here for a week. i wrote that they are soviet and that new generation is growing. but while unsanctioned rallies earlier in the year tried many thousands of people not nearly so many came this time perhaps the awful weather kept people away moscow at least perhaps to get the message this time with less focus on the corruption that blight so many russians lights and more focus on the valley herself

in st petersburg sixty people were taken into custody when police moved in to break up a demonstration it was one of at least a twenty seven held to coincide with president vladimir putin's sixty fifth birthday the demonstrators are supporters of opposition leader alexina valmy who is currently serving a twenty day jail term or a challenge reports from moscow where thousands more protesters rallied against the government. saturday was a test for alexei navalny and a test for russia's security forces on the day president putin turned sixty five the opposition leader wanted supporters to demand his release from twenty days administrative detention and for him to be allowed to run in next year's presidential elections he's going in the band of independent candidate they want the person who are the. top to bottom line talk about the real russian problems i love my country very much this is why i am here the method of ruling. i wrote they are soviet and. new generation is growing. the botswana unsanctioned rallies earlier in the year drew many thousands of people not nearly so many came thi

it is now full time in st petersburg, wales women drawing nil— nil against russia in their world cup evening. now, more than 200 thrillseekers are expecting to become the latest guinness world record holders. they gathered on a bridge in brazil — for daring mass jump from for daring massjump from a bridge, hoping to smash a world record. this is the moment they took a leap of faith. 245 thrillseekers tied to ropes jumped from a bridge that's 30 metres tall. how is it different to bungee jumping? well, jumpers don't bounce because the rope is made of nylon. they slow down as they approach the end of their freefall. the stomach—lurching adventure activity took place in hortolandia, about an hour from sao paulo in brazil. the participants all simultaneously jumped on a string and a prayer. tied together wearing safety helmets, they swung back and forth until stopping. then some jumpers climbed back up to the bridge. translation: it was crazy, a unique feeling, an unbelievable experience. youjump, and it's pure adrenaline, and you just go. these thrillseekers beat the previous unofficial

in today's russia we meet a blogger challenging prejudices we'll talk to our correspondent in st petersburg about the difficulties the gay community is facing there. also we take you to the world's biggest refugee camp to see how uganda is struggling to care for more than one million refugees. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us spain has set the clock taking a fourth catalonia prime minister mariano rajoy has given the regional government until monday to say whether it has in fact the clarity independence from the rest of spain or royals promise to do everything possible to prevent the breaking away even threatening to suspend catalonia as autonomy and impose direct rule from madrid looked in a standoff spain's prime minister is determined to not give an inch speaking to parliament in madrid mariano rajoy again insisted that catalonia his independence referendum was illegal and he rejected office of international mediation. the force but he left everything it is not possible to accept a dialogue to agree on what is expressly forbidden by the constitution to negotiate over the so

st petersburg which is the home of the kirov ballet which is where the ballerina matilda actually she was in the care of ballet actually there was no film trade there's no posters no indication of a pram it was all private imitation i mean by the way are what's interesting about all this controversy that is nicholas is held in such a steamy even as a saint nowadays but back in ninety nine hundred eighteen as we know from history he and his entire family were brutally murdered by his own countrymen anyway let's find out more about this controversy about the premiere and about the film matilda . tension was high at the premiere one hundred police officers guarded a select audience implementing security measures more typical of an airport many feared an attack since the film's director alexis had received multiple threats but he remained defiant. not affright i hope good sense triumphs and the uproar subsides. the uproar mainly has to do with a few sexy that depict a week troops are who's about to lose his turn over a premarital affair with matilda a teenage ballerina. but that's too muc

ballerina at its premiere in st petersburg last night but it's angered many russians out most of all think he's really god's son nicholas was a saint. so whether someone with robin merrill from culture desk robin there had been filing protests against this field did they plan to take place without incident thankfully it did i mean it was took place in st petersburg as you said at the fabulous ski theatre which is home to the cure off which incidentally was the ballet where the ballerina matilda was back in the day and actually there was no film trailer there were no posters for the film there was really no indication that the premiere would take place there was an invited audience. and they were very careful by the way is interesting that the son nicholas is regarded as a kind of. saint in the eyes of the people because of course way back in nineteen eighteen he was brutally murdered with his entire family by his own countrymen so interesting that one anyway let's find out more about the premiere and the film itself matilda. tension was high and the premier one hundred police officer

not tanya and him mother spoke to us about their struggle in st petersburg. and much of their good whatever they were running around school screaming that i'm a damn lesbian and that i should die but there homophobia was reason enough to attack me for the. when i started dancing i met people i knew i'd feel comfortable with bring a book called what. books and swore he would get most of them are either bisexual or lesbian it gives me a feeling of freedom. the moment my mother was really upset when she found out she cried a lot oh no look at the book it was a shock for us she i'll admit i even felt the physical which was a version of my god is my daughter a monster or a freak should lose i certainly felt uneasy about it. well why should she. and what will people say that there are people who can never find out. even hint. at those not yet these are i can see that she wants to understand me more but she can you know this is my parents were brought up in the soviet union with. it's interesting that is this year we went on a trip to greece and went to an island wh

hundred activists across the country for taking part in opposition rallies sixty were detained in st petersburg when police moved in to break up the demonstration there it was one of at least twenty seven held to coincide with president putin's sixty fifth birthday but chalons reports from moscow. saturday was a test for alexei navalny and a test for russia's security forces on the day president putin turned sixty five the opposition leader wanted supporters to demand his release from twenty days administrative detention and for him to be allowed to run in next year's presidential elections he's going in the band of independent candidate they want the person who are being. talked about would talk about the real russian problems i love my country very much this is why i am here the method of ruling. i wrote that they are soviet and. new generation is growing the botswana unsanctioned rallies earlier in the year drew many thousands of people not nearly so many came this time perhaps the awful weather kept people away moscow at least but perhaps so to get the message this time with less focus on t

elsewhere, wales drew 0—0 against russia in st petersburg.avid unsworth says he hopes he can persuade midfielder ross barkley to stay at the club. the england international is out of contract in the summer and looked to be leaving goodison park this year before suffering a long—term injury. and unsworth has also stated that he'd like to be given the job on a permanent basis following the sacking of ronald koeman yesterday. there have been a large number of names linked with the role... but ali—year—old, unsworth is highly reagarded at the club after leading their u—23 side to the ‘premier league 2‘ title last season. who wouldn't want this job? it's a wonderful football club with amazing fans. it is a top job for absolutely any manager, including myself. the chairman and farhat had given me the opportunity to hopefully get a run of games. where performance levels go up and we will produce some wins as well. from that, performances and results will dictate any future for me as everton manager. the 2015 world snooker champion stuart bingham wil

varied across across russia say ok ok emily many thanks for that emily show and reporting from st petersburg spanish prime minister mariano the hallway has said his government is prepared to suspend catalonians will call on me to stop the region from becoming independent the whole his remarks came in the wake of large demonstrations on saturday in spain's biggest cities in madrid thousands of people calling on the central government to do more to stop the separatist movement the huge turnout came as catalonian leaders were fused to rule out other declaring independence thanks week there were big crowds emboss alone into the cattle and capital is calls for a conciliatory end to the dispute growing louder. they've had enough thousands of people rallied outside the mayor's office in verse alone on saturday the protesters here once talks to end this crisis. our politicians should do their work talk like civilized people if they can do that they should go. yes if i can. i don't want all of this you know independents. it's uncertain whether catalonia as leaders are going to listen to those against

police also broke up protests in putin's hometown of st petersburg hundreds were arrested across russia many subjected to brutal place treatment. along the line now from some petersburg russia cross on emily show and emily you've been monitoring the day's events there bring us up to speed with what's been happening. so the the protests today were largely peaceful people assembled on the field of bars around five pm well six pm session time and they were kind of waiting flags and then eventually people started moving and things got a little bit chaotic they went to two different whereas in the city i followed them to near the center hospital central station and they kind of just to sit around for a bit there was that there was a lot of police and on the way there. there were mass arrests there were buses that were parked in the middle of the road and a huge line of riot police started arresting people and i actually saw a bus parked in the middle of the road and a huge line of riot police started arresting people and i actually saw a bus full of people being taken away and then here at t

the first degree of money charged with police also broke up protests in putin's hometown of st petersburg. hundreds were arrested across washington many subjected to brutal place treatment. sport news now and formula one lewis hamilton has taken a huge step towards winning the drivers' championship after claiming victory at the japanese grand prix hamilton led from the start and held off all challengers to cross the finish line in first place he now leads the driver standings by fifty nine points after his main rival sebastian vettel retired early in the race due to engine problems. turning to football now germany face azerbaijan later today in their last world cup while the patient came out of next year's tournament the team has already booked its place at russia twenty eighteen after an impressive campaign that seen them win all nine of their matches so far but that doesn't mean the pressure is off the less established players are fighting hard for a spot in the star studded squad. mission accomplished now that germany has qualified for next year's world cup the pressure is off as an ex

st. petersburg. >> reporter: for the kremlin dismisses him as a fringe political fick, but the troous isa's main opposition figure has become a painful thorn in the side of vat mladim putin. what do you think are the chances of putin leaving and alexei taking his place? >> there is the chance to change everything in russia, political life. >> and across russia, similar protes protes protests unsanctioned by the kremlin. alexei was unable to attend. he was jailed for 20 days earlier this month. his supporters have come out to demand political competition and for their leader to be allowed to stand in presidential elections here next year. >> translator: i'm not satisfied with the current situation in the country. i'm not happy with the authorities. we practically don't have freedom of speech. we have strict censorship on television and the only contender to putin isn't allowed in any way to take part in the elections. >> reporter: but it would be a massive kremlin climb down to allow him a presidential bid. he's been convicted in a criminal case, excluding him formally from office, but hi

st. petersburg so-called troll factory. they're asked to troll. it was a key part against voters last year. it's part of where the russian election facebook ads came from. the trolls who worked at this russian spam factory were required to watch the tv show, house of cards. also learned to undermine it, also learned never to sleep with your biographer. what we learned is interesting in terms of understanding how this all worked. everybody who worked on the american election at the st. petersburg troll farm apparently had quotas for how many comments they needed to post on mainstream news stories. according to this guy who worked at the troll farm, they were told they were paid specifically to complain about hillary clinton in three ways. to complain about hillary clinton in terms of bill clinton's scandal. to complain about hillary clinton being wealthy and to complain about her using a private e-mails. they were paid to complain about these things in the comment section of u.s. newspapers. all of these things they were told to harp on, all of the

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st. petersburg, russia?ne of the other comments is the fake news story about the gunner from las vegas watching rachel hers, or being a fan of wasn't that also from the internet research group? i will take your answer off the air. host: that was a little off-topic. guest: with regards to has the special counsel make any comments about this jared kushner and the group of technology whiz kids, keep in mind the special counsel is such a rare prosecutorial process and american politics that they are going to be as tightlipped as they can possibly be. gumhey got a free stick of with their cup of coffee in the morning, they are not going to say as much as that. they're not going to comment on much at all, honestly. as to the other investigations, have they looked at this? i will confess my ignorance that i have not heard this story at all. i am sorry you dropped off the air because i was about to ask if you could cite where you first heard that. i am not aware of this attempt by jared kushner to do this. keep in m

magazine as russia's paris hilton is the daughter of the first democratically elected mayor of st petersburg her father anatoly sobchak brought president vladimir putin into city hall the one nine hundred ninety s. and was seen as his early political mentor some believe could split the pro-labor a vote with putin critic. opinion polls however suggest putin will win comfortably that's if he decides to return to run for a fourth term. talks of fumes have forced a last minute venue change for european leaders summit in brussels fumes from kitchen drains in the building calls the switch fewer than twenty four hours before leaders were due to meet for the two day events the building was evacuated after a catering staff fell ill thursday summit is now being held next door the building opened in january amid controversy over its three hundred twenty million euro price tag. political parties in argentina have stopped campaigning for their mid-term elections after a body believed to be of a missing activist was found santiago. disappeared more than two months ago he was last seen a tribal rights prot

kremlin critic will not be able to lead a major rally in president vladimir putin's hometown of st petersburg on saturday when the longtime leader turned sixty five now volunteers hoping to challenge putin in next year's election but in and basil mint conviction is likely to keep the anti-corruption campaign or off the ballot. me and maher has told the united nations refugee agency that its top priority is to bring back the hinge of muslims who have fled to neighboring bangladesh the two countries have agreed to set up a working group to repatriate more than half a million rand just that escaped an army crackdown in northern iraq current state myanmar officials accuse her hands of militants of launching coordinated attacks on police posts on aug twenty fifth that sparked a mass exodus. three american scientists have been announced and joined winners of this year's nobel prize for medicine the trio are recognized for their discoveries a molecular mechanisms controlling the circadian rhythm or could simply our biological clock. las vegas under fire in the worst mass shooting in u.s. history as

magazine as russia as paris hilton is the daughter of the first democratically elected mayor of st petersburg her father anatoly sobchak brought president vladimir putin into city hall in the one nine hundred ninety s. and was seen as his early political mentor some believe so china could split the player pro liberal vote with putin critic alex in a felony opinion polls however suggest putin will win comfortably if he decides to run for a fourth term we'll talk sick fumes have forced a last minute venue change for european leaders summit in brussels fumes from kitchen drains in the europa building caused the switch fewer than twenty four hours before leaders were due to meet for the two day events the building was evacuated after a catering staff fell ill thursday summit is now being held next door of that building opened in january amid controversy over a three hundred twenty million euro price tag. an indian energy conglomerate is sets of break ground on a major coal mine in australia later this month but environmentalists are trying to stop the project they allege the company has a controv