hopes her message sticks she's hanging up fliers in st petersburg's courtyards calling for people to boycott the upcoming presidential elections and i came to st petersburg from siberia for one of these protests in october for now she's decided to stay and is volunteering for the politicians campaign every day eighteen the upcoming elections would be her first but she won't be casting a ballot. let's say you want to eat something but there are only empty plates on the table and only one with food so if they take that one away i'm not going to go chew on the empty plates. isn't taking part in the elections i'm not going to do. in december he was banned from taking part in the presidential race the electoral commission cited his previous conviction which the anti corruption activist says was politically motivated in the first place president vladimir putin has also made his position on the politician clear he usually refers to me in vague descriptions and refuses to name his name in public reactions to mentioning his name on the street are mixed i mean. because russian state television

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

st. petersburg are looking to change that attitude. a few men watch them at work. feminism is seen as a western idea put out by aggressive, ugly women. feminists are often attacked. these two woman, former dj's, started their own clothing label. ironic slogans draw attention to ordinary things like they fight for women to have the right to live out their sexuality and dress as they please. lolja: on the one hand, women are supposed to be super housewives -- faithful, submissive, sweet, innocent, forever young and always at home in the kitchen. and on the other hand they have to be sexy, dress provocatively, always look stylish, and wear high heels. reporter: they also sell bags, and give the proceeds to women's shelters. half of all russian women ar thought to suffer sexual violence or harassment at some stage. many say sexism is on the rise in russia. lolja: i think putin is the ultimate patriarch. a patriarchal society is his entire ideology. reporter: russian television shows vladimir putin giving a successful business woman his fatherly advice. president putin:

meanwhile at the st petersburg office pulling on the other volunteers and staff are steering their own course they are planning for the upcoming protests discussing how to deal with possible arrests herself was briefly detained at a recent demonstration but she's decided the cause is worth the risk because. i want to show that there is a civil society in russia or people who are prepared to take to the streets and express their views known. that doing that isn't anything to be ashamed of. if something important. during the upcoming vote hopes to work as an election monitor and she'll continue to fly fly. turkey says it has assurances from washington the u.s. will no longer arm the kurdish y.p. militia and syria has also reiterated demands that the us pull troops as if the key northern syrian. turkish and y.p. g. forces cast again on saturday as i'm pushes ahead with a military operation aimed at clearing the kurdish militia from the turkish border area. kurdish and other activists say saturday's fighting concentrated in the northwest of the african region and this video kurdish fighter

st. petersburg russia with an amazing development team. and he was a holdout so he starts to get some traction it is a different kind of radio we call that social radio. it is about live. conversations you can hear the words like that campout like that campout -- send us the pictures. it is a pretty easy decision with unbelievable talent from st. petersburg russia and that was the point we moved to austi austin. >> so with internet technology and policy issues and online we have lots of people with their own tech companies. >> so one major mistake is because it is hard and that is because of that and afraid of what may go wrong. so there was a good reason to be afraid for a long time. so happily we have a wonderful revenue model because there is also cash in the bank so find that revenue model and outside money coming in that was risky business. >> to have a connection between the two as well as opposed to electric cars. why is radio such an exciting innovation? >> radio is about voice. for conversations. it is such a fundamental part to b

st. petersburg, russia oedipus' help and that was the point he moved to austin. >> here the room we have a lot of people engaged in internet technology public policy issues but we also have entrepreneurs here and online we have lots of people who are starting up their own tech companies and any advice you give them? >> i've had two successes and one major mistake was making decision because you are afraid because it's hard and when i look back most of my mistakes have been because of that and you're doing something because of what may go wrong. in the case of tune and we had no revenue model and it was good reason to be afraid for a long time. and so happily with cello we had wonderful revenue models and because i'm more experienced amateur but also because there's cash in the bank i'm not i neary afraid and find a revenue model that works where it not dependent on outside money coming in and that's pretty risky business. >> these companies have a bit of a connection between the two as well. radio has in recent years been viewed as old tech as opposed to electric cars or the internet of

you read it carefully the e-mail says that this is potentially linked to that research agency in st petersburg it's not even firmly linked to russia and yet they make the leap right there that it's propaganda come from russia but the majority of people i would assume and i've heard from number of people who have received the same e-mail. we're not being told anything because they wanted to follow through like or retreat whatever this is that face that twitter says is propaganda because they agree with a lot of it and so it's not news to them which is news to them as of this twitter has taken this step to in a sense actually censor those those ads or those mans that were put on twitter and one thing i think the viewers have to understand about the first amendment many people raising the first amendment does not apply to private sector in the united states this only to the constitution only says that congress cannot make a law to abridge or stop free speech so what did government has done here is pressured both facebook and twitter. to do the dirty work for them and they were both very reluctant

detained as he turned up with an anti-government protest hundreds of people turned out to moscow and st petersburg also have on the hold for the protests this despite the government's refusal to not offer writers who demonstrations. earlier russian police raided the moscow office of he says police shut down the live feed of his opposition t.v. station police say they were looking for a bomb the family was barred from running in march is presidential election his candidacy was rejected last month over a conviction for financial crime he says that was politically motivated one of hong kong's most prominent pro-democracy activists has been barred from running in a by election the government says agnes chao cannot be a candidate because her party's political platform violates the city's electoral laws the twenty one year old is a member of a hong kong group that wants more autonomy from china difficult hollande is in hong kong many people here say they are angry and confused by the government's decision to bar agnus china now the government says agnes child is not eligible to run in these elections be

st. petersburg. they both have roots here in our area. mourners yesterday talked about the pawn of losing this family. zbroo although it does not feel like it we will smile and laugh again, but a piece of us will always be missing. >> they were traveling with another family when the plane went down, killing 12 people. 18-year-old william steinberg was a student at the university of pennsylvania. >>> 39 degrees outside. happening now, search for a septa attacker. septa police want you to take a good look at the man they say stabbed a fellow bus rider with a screwdriver. three different pictures show the man yesterday morning. he appears to be wearing a jabl jacket under an under -- >>> now a follow up story that we plea viewed yesterday morning. a public health crisis is now a statewide emergency. governor tom wolf declared the statewide emergency yesterday meaning reduced regular slagss to get speem into treatment faster. paramedics being able to hand off life saving narcan and a command center bringing in nine state agencies on fighting

restoration has begun on the church of the resurrection in st petersburg also known as the church of the savior on spilled blood it is one of the city's graces. the church was built between eighteen and three and nine hundred seven as a memorial to the assassinated alexander the second its design was inspired by moscow's st basil's cathedral restoration work is expected to take eight years. cerebellum bagga is one of the most successful three d. illustrators in germany now perhaps says because she sees creative potential in ordinary objects such as fruits or vegetables while her graphic illustrations have made it on the covers of international publications and since she works right here in berlin we thought we'd pay her a visit in her studio. a sunday breakfast made of paper. great made of marbles. made a vegetable. brain made of wool. or even a whole head made of. zahra isn't bad it is a visual storytelling everything around us. serves as a source of inspiration and of materials too so when she's out shopping there has studio in berlin she's also working basically to dial about the

st. petersburg. a relative says they both have roots in our area in montgomery county. they talked about the pain of losing this family. >> although it does not feel like it, we will smile and laugh again but a piece of us will always be missing. >> the weisss were traveling with another family when the plane went down killing 12 people in all. william steinberg was a student at the university of pennsylvania. >>> the largest electronics show in the world went dark yesterday. the cause, heavy rainfall which caused condensation near a transformer. a facility that should be filled with the biggest and brightest gadgets doused in darkness. many people just used their cell phone light to get around and continue to check out the exhibits. >>> a person opens fire on police and now is held up in a home. we're live in that neighborhood. also breaking overnight, fire tears through a local diner and now the owner is talking about seeing his beloved business up in flames. >>> a mild start this morning. 39 degrees at 4:27. that's melting going on at the shore as temperatures are in

if they demonstrate for their rights, as here in st petersburg, it usually doesn't take long before theecurity services crack down on them swiftly and severely. our correspondent yuri rescheto met a young woman in saint petersburg, who shared her very personal story of what it was like to come out as a lesbian to her parents. >> they ran around shouting, "stupid lesbian!" and told me to drop dead. they attacked me out of sheer hate. ♪ >> while dancing i met people with whom i felt comfortable. most of them are either bisexual or lesbian. that gives me a feeling of freedom. when i told my mother, she cried -- a lot. it was a shock. >> honestly. i even felt a certain physical aversion. my god. my daughter's a freak -- a monster? at any rate, something unpleasant. and what should i tell other people? a few who must never find out -- not under any circumstances. >> i can see she wants to understand me, but can't. her generation was raised in the soviet era. >> once we were on holiday in greece. there were some pilgrims by a monastery. suddenly one woman fell to her knees and crawled to the

all but they were in a hurry my case is not unique not so long ago pavel yashin was beaten up in st petersburg and twenty million rubles were stolen i've just read about that and sure enough that's the kind of thing that happened to me as well here's what i think thieves used to steal money but now they realize that cryptic currencies are a better deal it's easier because you can trace bitcoin transactions so yes i think this is a new trend max now read. it's living such a public life style flaunting his success and considers this a very expensive lesson well learned. i'll be back with the latest headlines in just over half an hour meanwhile for more on all of our stories at home. if i were of public opinion i would seek to have myself and all of my friends and my family of leaders at the local level of the national level be arrested by israel what you need to do is hold a mirror up to the israeli people and say this is what you're creating this is the reality on the ground we're not using violence we will not cooperate with the occupation anymore i plead with the public opinions we do to the

but they were in a hurry my case is not unique not so long ago pawel national got beaten up in st petersburg and twenty million rubles were stolen i had just read about that and sure enough that kind of thing happened to me as well here's what i think thieves used to steal money but now they realize that crypto currency is a better deal it's easier because you can't trace bitcoin trends. so yes i think this is a new trend max now regrets living such a public lifestyle flaunting his success and considers this a very expensive lesson well learned. thanks for joining us here on r.t. international your saturday world headlines here on this program which resumes in about half an hour. dollar top is america as it actually is a bomb it was a fantasy trial is reality and he's doing what beauty expect a seasoned businessman to do cut all the nonsense out of the mix bring jobs back. prescribe medication is widespread on the u.s. market and a frequent cause of death at that point in my life i just felt like everything was ashes my family was literally coming unglued i had actually planned. to commit so

but they were in a hurry my case is not unique not so long ago pawel national got beaten up in st petersburg and twenty million rubles were stolen i had just read about that and sure enough that kind of thing happened to me as well here's what i think of thieves used to steal money but now they realize that crypto currency is a better deal it's easier because you can't trace bitcoin transactions so yes i think this is a new trend max now regrets living such a public lifestyle flaunting his success and considers this a very expensive lesson well learned. by joining us our fall here on r.t. international we are back in half an hour with more of your world why piers. prescribe medication is widespread on the u.s. market and a frequent cause of death at that point in my life. like everything was as my family was literally coming unglued i had actually planned. to commit some sight was all who was made on to the presence so commonly used we were doing what the doctors told us to do you know we were being responsible and what the real side effects. was is generally all to what i did was done on a

difficult i t sound quite the opposite i was pleasantly surprised i traveled around it was in moscow st petersburg sochi khazan and everybody was very welcoming and wonderful cities lots of people obviously want russia to host a very good world cup how important is it for the host nation to do well to gaming to mean that country. i think is very important and i think that one of the most important things that i would like to do is that they start dealing with the race that they have enough countries and you think they're doing that it's all to your satisfaction but i'm not sure that they're doing enough. i've had some players working as quickly to not have some players playing over there and they've been. abused. that's something that they need to be able to join boyer it's all very much . yes i just want us to exist english you do realize when the russian embassy and very famous was so happy to be invited here through the recent reuter's of the group of the usual suspects brazil germany spain are here germans always too well in world cups and you're also you know collectively they seem to get a h

in st petersburg, russian president vladimir putin also celebrated mass, the ritual of the holy cross costantinopole throws the crucifix into the golden horn, in istanbul. swimmers then braved freezing temperatures to retrieve the cross from the water. and in bethlehem, orthodox christians have been attending midnight mass at the church of the nativity in the town. the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, was among the congregation. meanwhile, egyptian coptic christians have celebrated the start of their christmas. president sisi joined the head of the church pope tawadros ii as he led midnight mass, at a cathedral east of cairo. worshippers welcomed sisi with cheers. police have increased security at the country's churches after fears of possible attacks. a gunman killed at least 11 people last week in attacks on a coptic church and a christian—owned shop near cairo. it was the latest in several attacks on the minority in recent years, including bombings last easter. and now for some history from the bbc witness team. we're going back to 1967 and to one of the great land and speed r

about a terrorist act in st petersburg that we were able to prevent things to the u.s. and we also share our intelligence information with the u.s. and just recently. u.s. intelligence shared this information with us and we share information with them. and. and there was an explosion at the boston marathon the years ago and. they weren't able to prevent that because they didn't cooperate with us. so you do you do they want to cooperate with us we believe that everyone is interested in this cooperation we were expecting the list and. we can say frankly we were ready to respond when you are ready to respond with such measures that would put our relations to or even greater low which but we would refrain would like to refrain from taking active measures right now against the u.s. and what he could get in these pieces but we will see what what will be happening in the future because we've heard about some secret laced about. some other list containing other names and we need to look into it and see what is happening what is going to happen where not interested in stopping o

and i t sound quite the opposite i was pleasantly surprised i traveled around it was in moscow st petersburg sochi khazan and everybody was very welcoming and wonderful cities lots of people obviously want russia to host a very good world cup how important is it for the host nation to do well to to gain momentum in that country. i think is very important and i think that one of the most important things that i would like to do is that they start dealing with the race that they have enough countries and you think they're doing that at all to your satisfaction but i'm not sure that they're doing enough. i've had some players working as quickly to not have some players playing over there and they've been. abused. that's something that they need to deal delighted to join boyer corps and so very little mustache. yes i just want. just to end it says english disease you do realize when the russian embassy and a very famous we've all got into so happy to be invited here through the risen lord is there going to be the usual suspects brazil germany spying here germans almost too well and world cups an

in st petersburg, russian president vladimir putin also celebrated mass, the ritual of the holy crossof costantinopole throws the crucifix into the golden horn, in istanbul. swimmers then braved freezing temperatures to retrieve the cross from the water. and in bethlehem, orthodox christians have been attending midnight mass at the church of the nativity in the town. the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, was among the congregation. and now for some history from the bbc witness team. we're going back to 1967 and to one of the great land and speed record holders of the 20th century. donald campbell was attempting his latest record at lake coniston in the north of england when things went badly wrong. witness has spoken to gina campbell about her father. my my dad was donald campbell, and in the 1930s, my dad was donald campbell, and in the 19305, 19405, 19505 and 19605, my father and my grandfather were both the most prolific land and water speed record ra kers both the most prolific land and water speed record rakers of the year. —— breakers. they were pioneers. when you thought be

st. petersburg was putin's big mentor.that, and she is trying to push the envelope as far as she can. do you see any currency in that at all? >> i do. it presents a moral dilemma for anybody thinking about russian elections and thinking about whether to vote in russian elections. i wouldn't vote in russian elections because no matter how you cut it it is a farce by voting. at the same time, what he is doing is breaking sort of the mono on the me of the public space and it is an affront to the monopoly that the kremlin has on any kind of conversation. i think she is trying to push it as far as she can. the fact that it's been done by arrangement of the kremlin and the fact that she is succeeding some of the support makes it highly problematic, but it's one of those thing, and that's part of what makes the experience of living in russia and the experience of living in a totalitarian society because it specializes in presenting people with untenable choices. >> let's talk about alexei novotny because for all intents and purpo

biggest eastern orthodox community is in russia, and the country's president joined worshippers st petersburgross the balkans and much of central and eastern europe, they celebrated holy christmas eve. back in bethlehem, the traditional arrival of the holy lands' greek orthodox patriarch was blocked, temporarily at least, by palestinians protesting at what they say is church land being sold to israelis in eastjerusalem. eventually, theophilus iii did make it tojoin celebrations with the heads of the syrian and coptic orthodox churches. in egypt, despite recent attacks on coptic christians, president al—sisi took part in a midnight mass, after the service in which they break their 43—day vegan fast. food also plays an important role in mexico, where roman catholics mark the epiphany with the three kings day celebrations, where a king—size cake is devoured. horn blares. and after all the festive food, some physical exercise, with swimmers in greece immersing themselves in the traditional pursuit of retrieving a wooden cross. in rome, pope francis celebrated with a mass at the vatican, marking t

actually found quite the opposite i was pleasantly surprised i traveled around it was in moscow st petersburg sochi khazan and everybody was very welcoming and wonderful cities lots of people obviously want. to host a very good world how important is it for the host nation to do well to to gaming to me not contrary. i think it's very important and i think that one of the most important things that i would like to do is that they start dealing with the races and that having that country and keeping by doing that it's all too well satisfaction i'm not sure that they're doing enough. i've had some players i'm working a school play to not have some players playing over there and they've been. abused and that's something that they need to be able to be joined boyett corps and that's all very much. yes i just want us to exist english you do realise when the russian embassy and i was very famous it was all day and it was so happy to be invited here through the resume reuters of the group of usual suspects brazil germany spain and he had germans almost too well and world cups and you're also you know

all but they were in a hurry my case is not unique not so long ago pavel yashin was beaten up in st petersburg and twenty million rubles were stolen i've just read about that and sure enough that's the kind of thing that happened to me as well here's what i think thieves used to steal money but now they realize that crypto currencies are a better deal it's easier because you can trace bitcoin transactions so yes i think this is a new trend max now regrets living such a public lifestyle flaunting his success and considers this a very expensive lesson well learned. and i thank for sharing a saturday with us here r.t. international we are back at the top of the. thread the sound. of on what has. been our that i know right now but rather rather. than i care that. a little better but i. can. and. i had food as a child with a truffle that it. didn't work then now modeling my michelle the downside of. the model. number set up around i hate when i do it. even though i get the whole full first choice on yours or you have an unfair awesome time in syria since. someone else for the name after the couple

all but they were in a hurry my case is not unique not so long ago pavel yashin was beaten up in st petersburg and twenty million rubles were stolen i've just read about that and sure enough that's the kind of thing that happened to me as well here's what i think thieves used to steal money but now they realize that cryptic currencies are a better deal it's easier because you can trace bitcoin transactions so yes i think this is a new trend max now regret. living such a public lifestyle flaunting his success and considers this a very expensive lesson well learned. and your news continues and hoffa know. exists is harlan kentucky. with all of this move them voices of the people going straight families leaving only. a co money since he was only the snow cone mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal mines of said. that it was a lot of these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's ha

years it's become a familiar routine for novelli demonstration days while supporters in moscow and st petersburg slept in russia's eastern time zones they were already protesting and being arrested this footage is from the siberian city of came out of a. and in the capital police moved against the opposition leader's office is this time temporarily shutting down his internet t.v. channel claiming a presenter had a bomb from a secret location alexina valmy released a message of defiance we have of the country i want to go to the rally with that they detain me only not i want to make my position clear and one day i will tell my children and my grandchildren yes i was out there to say i disagree and all the bad things that happened to me happened while i was actively protesting this is what matters to me most then as protesters started to gather in central moscow novelli surfaced and his demonstration and a game of cat and mouse with the police reached its inevitable conclusion it bundled into a police van with his supporters chanting shame i. lexan of ali says that his arrest doesn't matter it's o

host father was the mayor of st petersburg and the man who also mostly brought vladimir putin into politics and she enjoyed a gilded youth but got into politics of self in twenty twelve joining russia's opposition movement this year she decided to run for the presidency under the slogan a vote for me is a vote against everyone but aussies ochs on a boy interviewed her and the chant ended up getting rather touchy with the subject at one point even threatening to sue this channel. i have one last question i don't want you to take it as a personal attack i think it's an important one if you years ago you were taped having a conversation with your neighbors about the repair work on your part and i don't think it's correct to discuss criminal cases because this was a private talk on telephone which was one of the it wasn't it. so it's a criminal case and it was screaming report it says you are my old rival lady and i think it was a criminal case and you know this it's unconstitutional to do this to discuss it and even to report it if you would show these on your t.v. . in the store and they will

all but they were in a hurry my case is not unique not so long ago pavel yashin was beaten up in st petersburg and twenty million rubles were stolen i've just read about that and sure enough that's the kind of thing that happened to me as well here's what i think thieves used to steal money but now they realize that cryptic currencies are a better deal it's easier because you can trace bitcoin transactions so yes i think this is a new trend max now. it's living such a public life style flaunting his success and considers this a very expensive lesson well learned. in a while we'll be back in just over half an hour with the latest news but for more in the meantime don't call. prescribe medication is widespread on the u.s. market and a frequent cause of death at that point in my life. like everything was ashes my family was literally coming unglued i had actually planned. to commit some sight what or who has made antidepressants so commonly used we were doing what the doctors told us to do we were being responsible and what the real side effects. was is chemically altered when i did was done on a

there are other demonstrations in a number of cities, including st petersburg.ers in moscow were raided by police earlier today. our correspondent, steve ro5enberg, is at the demonstration in pu5hkin square in central mo5cow. that is where a demonstration has been taking place. alexei navalny has been a thorn in the side for the kremlin for quite a while? he has. he is russia's mo5t kremlin for quite a while? he has. he is russia's most prominent opposition voice, opposition leader. he's also the most critic of president putin. he has been barred from running in the presidential election, which takes place in march. the reason, a suspended prison sentence, which he and his supporters say is politically motivated. we were standing right next to mr navalny earlier this afternoon when he was detained. it was afternoon when he was detained. it wa5 dramatic. he was walking up the main street in moscow towards pu5hkin square when police bundled him intoa pu5hkin square when police bundled him into a police van. he was driven away. quite dramatic. his supporters on pu5

st. petersburg, florida, preparing 10,000 meals.kland, california, and in so many places, signs of new life. of hope. and dr. king in that final sermon. >> however dark it is, however deep the angry feelings are and the violent explosions are, i can still sing, "we shall overcome." we shall overcome because the arc of moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice. >> and we thank you for watching here on this monday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. from all of us here, have a good evening. good night. >> police officers, guns drawns as they try to catch a truck thief driving the wrong way. >> i am spencer christian i will have the acuweather forecast. >>> this is a movement. >>> tonight, see how the bay area recognizes and celebrates dr. martin luther king jr. day. >>> a wild police chase from san francisco to the south bay caught on camera. it ended with a big surprise. thanks for joining us. >> police flooded the streets of sunnyvale looking for that truck thief. >> reporter janine joins joi

but they were in a hurry my case is not unique not so long ago pavel national was beaten up in st petersburg and twenty million rubles were stolen i've just read about that and sure enough that's the kind of thing that happened to me as well here's what i think thieves used to steal money but now they realize that cryptic currencies are a better deal it's easier because you can trace bitcoin transactions so yes i think this is a new trend max now. it's living such a public lifestyle flaunting his success and considers this a very expensive lesson well learned. well thanks for joining us here on this saturday more of your world wide news and about half an hour. is america as it actually is a bomb over the fantasy child is reality and he's doing what you'd expect a seasoned businessman to do cut all the nonsense out of the mix bring jobs back. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us exactly just pull along awesome the only show i go out of my way to lunch you know what it is that really packs a punch oh yeah it is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are app

st. petersburg, russia. he was this amazing development team and i tried to get a handful of people with some success he was a holdout. he starts to get some traction with zello because it's a different kind of radio, it's about life conversation. conversation and you hear the power in it that people have camped out nbc tens of thousands of communities come together, so it's an easy decision to help alex in a way that he needed unbelievable talent from st. petersburg, russia who needed somehow for now is the point we moved to austin. >> we have a lot of people engaged in internet technology public policy issues, but we also have entrepreneurs here and online we have lots of people who were starting up their own tech companies. any advice you give them? >> two successes and one major mistake was making decisions because you're afraid because it's hard. when i look back, most of my mistakes have been because of that. you're doing something because you're afraid of what may go wrong. in the case of tunein, we h

st. petersburg florida. they say drs.chell and lesley wise died in that terrible crash, they were a wonderful family, who will be missed. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> learning more about a deadly pedestrian crash in prince george's county involving a police cruiser. it happened in pedestrian around 1:00 this afternoon act metro transit officer was heading north on crane highway when a man walked into the street at chadds ford road. the man died at the scene, the man did not have identification h the officer involved in the crash wasn't hurt but he's now in administrative leave. when investigation is underway. >>> in the district, more than a dozen people are looking for new place to stay after their apartment building went up in flames. that fire broke out just before 3:00 this morning tattoo-story apartment in southeast. one firefighter suffered minor injuries after falling through the ceiling. no one was hurt. the cause of that fire still under investigation. >>> maryland woman is in trouble

st. petersburg and they throw trolls out there and they just shove all this stuff out there to people who are in that bubble and they gin this up and it's like this echo chamber between fox and bots and trolls. and so it's going to continue until somebody stands up and says this is our law enforcement community, these are the people that are going to keep us safe and unless we support them and we don't try to they're them down, we're heading for a real constitutional crisis. make no mistake about it. >> i think the difference between the left and right -- the left will make an argument, they'll save this leads to this, leads to that, there's a logic to it. the right wing today doesn't feel any requirement to connect things. they'll just say hillary e-mail. i got it, okay, just these watch words are enough to enrage these people. anyway, rob, you're great. thank you so much. you're been reaching the "new york times" since you were 5 years old and it shows. my best to your family. all of it. as i mentioned, the president took an ugly turn when he discussed immigration tonight. he began with

st. petersburg, business dialogue is important. we met with hundreds of americans throughout the year.ans here at the for them, and business dialogue is critical. we try to think where we can have business dialogue and have discussions. you, would youk like to have better relations with russia, what would you say? >> better relations with everybody. you talked about having representatives in new york, is that going to happen? and is that a reflection of u.s. russia ties? we have not done this yet, we want to do it. to melt a little bit before that. russia is attacked unjustly by the media, and that has to change. >> kirill dmitriev, ceo, russian direct investment fund. thank you very much. on the slopes of davos. francine lacqua as well bringing interviews. 21st century fox are responding to the report by the cma on the attempt with regards to sky, fox says they are disappointed by the findings. they anticipate the approval of the transaction by june 30. that is it for "bloomberg daybreak: europe." the european market open is next. manus: keep an eye on the dollar-yen. keep an eye on t

st. petersburg, florida, are we led the school's swim team through an undefeated season in 1971. mr. roth is honored in the swimming hall of fame for his accomplishments at both boca sika high school and dixie hollins in florida. mr. roth was an outstanding patriot and he will be dearly missed by all in his community. his example of leadership through service is one we can all learn from. to mr. roth, along with the others from that greatest generation era, i thank you, my family thanks you, and our nation thanks you for the life you lived, for your service to your country, community and for making this world a better place. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. langevin: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. without objection, so ordered mr. speaker, -- mr. langevin: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor a great rhode island public servant, educator an