in 1998, after the fall of communism, their remains were unearthed and they were reburied in st petersburg, the great—niece of the tsar, tells the story. following the priests and the nobles, tsar nicholas of imperial russia, with his wife and children. one day, all to find death in a bullet swept cellar. my grandmother was tsar nicholas ii's sister, and my father was tsar nicholas ii's eldest nephew. he called him "uncle nicky". nicholas adored him and he travelled a lot with the tsarina and with the tsar, and was very close with the girls. they used to have cycle races and pony races up and down the palaces. the russian territories are vast and they were incredibly powerful. also, nicholas was the head of the church. already, there was bolshevik movements, and the russian royal family were not as powerful as they were say in 1900. 0n march15, 1917, tsar nicholas ii, supreme ruler of all the russias, was forced to abdicate in the face of political and economic pressure, that lead in the end to total revolution. nicholas and his family were taken to tobolsk, where they were held, and from

the base was in repino, just outside st petersburg. this young manager were making all the right noises. the players of the past and the opportunities of the past are gone. this team is looking at things in a different way, trying to play in a different way. they have a hunger, they have a desire, we have better technical players than we've had in the past coming through our academies. there's a real enthusiasm and they‘ re looking forward to getting going. matchday five, and england were itching to get started. they came prepared for swarms of arctic mosquitoes in volgograd. but what about tunisia? ashley young with the clip across. clawed away! put in now, though! and put in by captain kane! it was actually a good save from the goalkeeper. stones's header, great header. just gets a fingertip to it. and there he is, the big man. fantastic start for england. the ball in... and the referee's pointed to the spot! steps up. and he scores! right in the corner! trippier with the ball across. maguire went for it. and it is in from harry kane

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experience but they almost never mention his experience at the st petersburg administration the phrase democratic city administration that country or that he was for example a personal friend of the thousand it's a fairly family why do you think those connections the connections that he had and the associations that he had after k.g.b. don't matter to western know russia poorly as some mentioned to you don't mistake relationships in russia fascinate me to distaste much more than foreign policy and putin he was right publishing a very interesting book in the spring or month in two thousand appeared from the first mammal the states. and then he is describing his period a sick age of the major in the east germany in the autumn of eighty nine weeks before the downfall of the berlin wall and he writes in the book that we were sitting and they take a dissident tour in the us and burning secret documents until the oval one two zero and is said we didn't quite understand what happened in germany but we did have a feeling that the soviet union was mortally it was called the power lies of govern

st. petersburg could figure out how to influence an election. when the washington post asked me to write the op-ed which was the genesis of this book , it did so because social media platforms in late october were beginning to slow the advertising content on their sites. the washington post said you've studied does, did this help elect donald trump? that's how i wrote this book. i started saying look at the evidence and see but i was doubtful until i looked at that ad and to my surprise found they had a theory of what donald trump needed or on the other side what one needed to do with ellery clinton was electorally sound . donald trump couldn't mobilize white evangelical christians and white catholics, at least roughly to the romney level but he couldn't mobilize military households and veterans to the romney level, and he wasn't going to win the electoral college or the popular vote and if you look at the statistics in august, it's way below where he needs to be with both of those constituencies. the trolls went after those constituencies to tr

st. petersburg. i will talk to the governor and i am sure we can solve this problem. reporter: federal information agency. we did not give them the floor. interfax. i would like to congratulate the counterintelligence officers. no microphone, i'm sorry. our intelligence and counterintelligence and the information special agent as well. the information profession is the same. we are dealing with information as you are and special services are dealing with information. i am from the information agency, interfax. recently, our society and our youth are facing these activities of our government which provoke rather tense situations. you know about -- pres. putin: you are doubting my abilities? reporter: i knew this word before. i represent our trustees. with tattoos. the person i am talking about is a great person and a great artist. that the council -- it is dedicated to the culture. you should be a leader of the movement. why is our state is trying to intervene in the situation? they are singing their songs and using four letter words but nothing bad about this. and ano

st. petersburg based internet research agency, a russian farm connected with vladimir putin. a major suppress to distort clinton's record with a dozen russian web sites disguised as being african-american. joining me now, nbc white house correspondent kristen welker, ken delaney and peter baker, and michael carpenter. welcome all, kristen, you're working on this today for msnbc and nbc news tonight. tell us how extensive this is. i mean, these were referenced in indictments from the mueller team early on but this goes so deeply into what was happening in 2016. >> reporter: this really maps out, andrea, the fact by the attempts with the russians to meddle in the election by using as many forms of social media as they could was far more extensive than we originally understood and tried to promote tribalism but targeted african-americans. you mapped out some of the numbers, andrea. here's more. the russians set up 30 facebook pages targeting african-americans and ten youtube channels and 571 videos related to police violence against african-americans. as you said, some of these

st. petersburg, and next year we will mark 20 years since the establishment of our newspaper. it's a small publication but a sustainable one. yes, we'll celebrate that. i would like to invite you to st. petersburg to take part in the round table dedicated to the strategy of development of russia which is timed to coincide with our 20th anniversary, and my question is while protecting the rivers, the forests, i would like to highlight that at the russian media forum on the 23rd of april you have tasked your people to talk to you about this dangerous object that would be constructed. and at the economic forum, we've heard that the task is still going ahead, but the decision was actually made for you, and the local authorities did not want to act on your decision. so, please, pay attention to the don river. it is a very great river just like -- [inaudible] for example. very important, for example, about drug addiction. we had this triad of -- [inaudible] for the communism builders, and now we do not know what we are even building. we don't have the model code for the capitalism -

st. petersburg was doing something on behalf of democrats. it went on well beyond the election, into the mueller investigation, discrediting it was a witch hunt perpetrated by liberal crazies. >> what's important to note, you create the same identities across multiple social media platforms that makes you look more real than you are. >> it's not like a twitter profile with an egg? >> right. >> somebody looks like they have a real presence. >> you're cross branding across all social media. they picked it up so they started off on twitter, and then they moved to other platforms, that's what you want to do, you propagate, you identify audiences on places like twitter, then you go in and saturate them, in closed networks like facebook. they built up to a point where they can narrowly target. some of the graphs are in these reports, you can understand how they play toward social and racial issues at times. >> i want to talk to ken about the racial issues. i want to give you the responses we've had. twitter has responded with this statement in part

st. petersburg university. we know the russians took trump up on his offer to try to find hillary's e-mails. remember that? the goals and tactics of the russians and trump campaign were similar. that can be shown. we just did it. why were they so similar? that is for lawmakers or mueller to expose. it is a provocative question. we will talk with one of the key senators who put out that bombshell report today. what does he think about the flynn 302? did he know about it? what's of interest to him? what is he going to about this provocative question, the similarities between the russians and trump's campaign? ♪ there's no place like home ♪ argh! i'm trying... ♪ yippiekiyay. ♪ mom. ♪ >>> >>> today's senate report illustrates that the russians exploited a massive back door into the foundation of our democracy. the question has always been, find out what the russians did and stop them from doing it again. where are we on that? one of the people who will have a bigger say in all that is democratic senator from oregon

st. petersburg university.e know the russians took trump up on his offer to try to find hillary's e-mails. remember that? the goals and tab tick tactics russians and trump campaign were similar. that can be shown. we just did it. why were they so similar? that is for lawmakers or mueller to expose. it is a provocative question. we will talk with one of the key senators who put out that bombshell report today. what does he think about the flynn 302? did he know about it? what's of interest to him? what is he going to about this provocative question, the same lir similarities between the rush sla russians and trump's campaign? which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. what's in your wallet? you're gonna love if ythe best of geico.ercials, it's geico's all-time greatest hits back on tv for a limited time. and if you love the best of geico, you're gonna really love voting online for your favorite. you can even enter for a chance to appear in an upcoming geico commercial. this fire's toasty, linda but

st. petersburg, the division in st. petersburg. >> i may ask mr. mclenahan for the specifics. >> 605 fte was the additional appropriation we got for appeals in fy '19 so thanks to the committee and others in congress for that support. about 75% of that hiring is already done. the distribution between those two locations is about 400 in st. pete and the remainder in seattle. as i said, 75% complete. those will be up an running by february. >> how will you ensure that these people are appropriately trained, again on the appeals process and the applicable laws and regulations? >> yes. so we've already hired all of the management team for those two locations and we've hired all of the production employees with just a few exceptions. a majority of the production employees are already hired. some of them are already in training and we have training scheduled for the remainder to go into, so they're going through our challenge training program to prepare them for doing that work. that's all been scheduled and in place. >> chairman mason, how many years do

the horrendous actions ok or wrecked russians russians a troll a troll form a troll factory in st petersburg which nobody says what you're talking about getting we're not talking about the wanted out of a bad. car accident over there and all the over the world and also what in macedonia that was that's doing some stuff i just we also learned that the f.b.i. had it in for a try. before he got elected and after he got elected and we also learned most importantly the biggest coverup of them all peter is that hillary clinton rigged the primaries against thirty centers that's something no one to they say i'm going to jump in here if any one of you guys ever run for president make sure you have the macedonia mz on your side yes they can make that difference here and there are as you know that's all the while we have you many thanks to my guests here in moscow in france and in greece and thanks to our viewers for watching us here to see you next time to remember. you know world big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to be deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses t

russian ambassador people talking to russian ambassadors they will go after internet companies in st petersburgwhich presumably have facebook accounts in the united states they will go after i don't know after julian assange sittin in there or an embassy in london this will be a mixture of liberal party and national security resistance nomenclature one of. those gentlemen thank you for answering questions from our viewers that's all the time we have many thanks to my guests here in moscow and thanks to our viewers for watching us here or to see you next time and remember crossfire. seemed wrong. wrong just don't call. me if you get to shape out this day become educated and engage with equals betrayal. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. my son doing drugs my nephews was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse he started going after the users in the prison population who are we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these

awards ceremony in st petersburg on friday a five time world champion comes to keep raising the bar with miss avies. i would be up here without this incredible teams are you know i'm just really a chink in the chain the so many people and i'm sure for everyone has a team here has so many people in them in the backgrounds of the really the young some heroes and kind of we're the ones that come up here in and seen and receive these great awards but it could've been done without this great team so it's been a real privilege been with mercedes benz for the last six years it's crazy to think that it's my twelfth season but. luckily kimi staying for another years so i'm not going to be the oldest driver and. and yeah but otherwise we just we just got to keep pushing that's what will support. peter many thanks indeed we'll be back live in paris in just a few moments with the latest on the demonstrations this either. this is the journey you've been looking forward to the one you've been dreaming about. little take you to those you love to faraway places new faces old friends on a new adventure f

russian ambassador people talking to russian about so that they will go after internet companies in st petersburg which presumably have facebook accounts in the united states they will go after i don't know after julian assange sittin in there or an embassy in london this will be a mixture of liberal party and national security resistance no one culture one of. those alone that no gentleman thank you for answering questions from our viewers that's all the time we have many thanks to my guests here in moscow and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t. see you next time and remember. when our mind when the content of our mind he's changed there are easy outs to ration up the level of the physiology that is at the level of the brain the brain as a form of plasticity can rewire itself and not just the brain but also the rest of the body responds. i've been saying the numbers mean they matter the u.s. is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten point zero or aren't happy each day. eighty five percent of global wealth belongs to the old bridge eight point six percent market saw thirty

holiday celebrations in the russian city of st petersburg have combined the digital with the divine thecathedral and. a canvas or a projection of the virgin mary but should the delight of residents and tourists alike show installation or continue to eliminate the cathedral to the orthodox christian. we shall carry let's take a look at the headlines on al-jazeera saudi arabia's king solomon has demoted his foreign minister as part of a major government reshuffle delegate there will now serve as a minister of state at follows the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi which has brought a diplomatic backlash against the kingdom police in the democratic republic of congo have fired tear gas on opposition protesters just days before presidential and parliamentary elections there's anger after sunday's vote was postponed by a few weeks and some opposition strongholds the elections are already two years overdue the main opposition candidate has appealed for calm. we. all moved. to. friday. and. will be. in the on sunday we. will leave when. we see. the country. and the city police. we know the v

awards ceremony in st petersburg on friday the five time world champion promised to keep her raising the ball with mr adie's. i would be up here without this incredible team sorry you know i'm just really a chink in the chain the so many people and i'm sure for everyone has a team here has so many people in them in the backgrounds of the really the young son heroes and kind of we're the ones that come up here and and seen them receive these great awards but it could've been done without this great team so it's been a real privilege been with mercedes benz for the last six years it's crazy to think that this is my twelve season but. luckily keep me sane for another years so i'm not going to be the oldest driver and. and yeah but otherwise we just we just got to keep pushing. it i thank you very much. life in the east in iraq's second largest city mosul is beginning to return to normal more than a year after i saw was defeated the for those on the other side of town it's a very different story about the some reports. to hear music drifting across a public square in mosul would have bee

ambassador people talking to russian about so that they will go off to internet companies seen st petersburg which presumably have facebook accounts in the united states they will go after i don't know after julian assange sitting in that court or an embassy in london this will be a mixture of liberal party and national security resistance. and those not know gentlemen thank you for answering questions from our viewers that's all the time we have many thanks to my guests here in moscow and thanks to our viewers for watching us here or to see you next time and remember. no one's ever known one has ever had and never even heard about. you know world big partisan movie is a lot of things and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the path and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely for watching the hawks. will say you will be in the law to show not just us do

there was a glitzy ceremony in st petersburg last night, to present lewis hamilton with his formula ones all the sport for now. now for the weather with matt taylor. fellow. showers are more abundant this afternoon and the wind remains strong, particularly across parts of england and wales but it‘s a weekend of two hats because tomorrow is dry and sunny but also a good deal chillier. that has been driven by pressure to the northeast of us. northwest winds will ease for a time but these weather fronts will bring the rain in a fairly showery nature across northern ireland, wales, southwest england into southern scotla nd southwest england into southern scotland during the afternoon. lengthier bursty than there is a bit of sunshine and away from the showers in northern scotland, there will be some in central scotland, staying dry and sunny, but winds course to gale—force, 50 miles an hour possible further south and they will pick up even more. even though the temperatures are up on yesterday afternoon. into tonight, a few as through the night but they will keep going across england and wal

mentioned but as you said ok they wrecked russians russians a troll a troll farm a troll factory in st petersburg which nobody has and what are you talking about arkady we're not talking about the wanted alabama different price. for their right arm and all over the world and also what in macedonia that was that's doing some stuff i just we also learned that the f.b.i. had it in for trouble before he got elected and after he got elected and we also learned most importantly the biggest coverup of them all peter is that hillary clinton did rig the primaries against dirty sanders that's something no one today say i want to jump in here if any one of you guys ever run for president make sure you have the macedonia ends on your side yes they can make the difference here that i have to go out for all the while we have you many thanks to my guests here in moscow in france and in greece and thanks to our viewers for watching us here archy see you next time remember. hello my name's peter and i've been living in russia now for about seven years and this is a film about just some of the crazy things i've go

now that thank you very much indeed all right now holiday celebrations in the russian city of st petersburg have combined the digital with the divine the cathedral in the city is being used as a canvas for a projection of the virgin mary much to the delight of residents and tourists alike . well the light show insulation will continue to eliminate the cathedral up to the orthodox christian christmas and that celebrated on the seventh of jan. that's a family down in jordan for this news don't go away i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news station that's a much lighter. january outages there and. an in-depth exploration of global capitalism and our obsession with economic growth. as brazil gets ready to swear in its controversial president we'll have live coverage from brasilia an award winning series showcasing hard hitting stories from the world's most populous regions. as the united states prepares for a new congress we'll examine what this will mean for the country and the world. with maybe a tram's constantly changing the listening post continues to analyze how the news is

st. petersburg and make sure we will mark 20 years since the establishment of our newspaper. it's a small publication but a sustainable one. >> yes, we will celebrate. >> i would like to invite you to st. petersburg to take part in the roundtable dedicated to the strategy of development of russia which is going to coincide with our 20th anniversary, and my question is, while protecting the rivers, the forests, the don river,, i would like to highlight that the russian media form onn the 23rd of april, you have cast your people to talk about this dangerous subject been constructed at the economic form we've heard the task is still going ahead. but the decision was actually made for you and the local authorities do not wantho to act on your decision, so please pay attention to the don river. it's a very great river. initially we had cultural council on the 15th of december at the constantine palace, and all the questions asked were very important, for example, about drug addiction, but one of those crucial questions was asked and this is what i have to follow up. he said that t

there was a glitzy ceremony in st petersburg last night, to present lewis hamilton with his formula ones also collected their trophy, for winning the constructors' championship. just get a peak of him there, bright green lewis hamilton trousers. that will go on my christmas list. that is all the sport. a man captured on cctv, who was believed by missing corrie mckeague's mother to be her son, has identified himself to detectives. corrie was 23, when he went missing after a night out in bury st edmunds in september 2016. police haven't released the footage, but say they viewed it during their investigation into the airman‘s disappearance. these are the last known images are of corrie who was last seen entering a bin loading bay — just before he disappeared. a man who drove his car into a crowd of protesters, during a rally in the us city of charlottesville, has been found guilty of murder. 21—year—old alex fieldsjunior, was described by prosecutors as "a white supremacist", and was convicted on all ten charges he faced, including killing 32—year—old civil rights activist heather heyer. p

the land of sixty six thousand lakes it's located far beyond st petersburg and home to bears wolves lynxes and foxes. it's half the size of germany that has a population of just six hundred fifty thousand. the. pool visitors are welcome. it's the perfect occasion to put the oven on to bake early to keep my biscuits with minute filling the tundras answer to pizza as it were. the antonym and additional is eighty four and turning a aqim over has come for tea she's seventy five the two remember very different kinds of winters i'm sure it used to be much colder and there was a lot more snow we jump off the roofs into the snow and we don't look at the washed up which he got and the children had to fetch firewood we started collecting it in the spring it was in the dust at night at mobile if you don't believe we fetched it from the woods with the horses and then with chopped it up with an axe only a few of the really that really got up waders will we had a chain saw those were good times. these two women have been friends for half their lives they still take to our long walks together in the wood

st. petersburg we ought to eave a giglio -- geoindicator and we have ideas how to look at platforms responsibility and i acknowledge that facebook acknowledges its responsibility to try to take down truly defamatory content. i think platforms also should give greater access to independent academics and other analysts, studying social trend like disinformation. in our paper we also put forward a number of other ideas around privacy, price transparency, dat portability, the idea that if any american knew how much data was being collected that would help increase our knowledge. the truth is most americans think the services are free. there's nothing free but the amount of information these companies collect about each of us and then use in the marketplace. now, these yesterdays are intended to spark a discussion, and we desperately need social media companies' input. but we have to move quickly. and at some point if they don't work with us, congress will have to act on its own. one thing is clear. the wild, wild west days of social media are comping to an end. third, we need to harden the security of

says the british and the french say they're fighting for democracy don't let them hear that in st petersburg in calcutta because the point was is that in britain only eighteen percent of the male population could vote but in germany twenty two percent of population could vote so the enemy was more democratic and i know you mentioned the line about bertrand russell the british philosopher in the new song of yours yes yes i mean and also you know there's the argument that it was the difference of small nations but that belgium had been in the congo and cause over ten million deaths ok and britain walk upon twelve million seven hundred thousand miles of the globe so how does that work if you look at the other argument was that it was about securing british naval supremacy well it's clear that actually these reports had come from a gentleman working for coventry ordinance company that were basically. creating these ideas that the germans were in some way had secret plans to overcome the british but that was debunked to the point that winston churchill came out and said actually that was a lie be

tube and internet music videos will continue to attract millions of viewers at the meeting in st petersburg he cautioned his advisors that attempts to ban artists from performing could instead boost their popularity of the silver zero. international film vessels attracted movies from around the world but unlike in other countries it's not hollywood blockbusters are taking center stage latin america editor lucien newman reports from havana. it's opening night at the college marks theater and the floodgates are open nearly five thousand people pour in anxious to see one of the cuban entries in this year's international film festival of havana. it's about the life and struggles of world famous cuban ballet dancer. for film producer. it's been a major accomplishment in which. it used to be easy to obtain permits to film now it's more and more complicated and i think every day there are more obstacles more doors closed. entry in the two thousand and sixteen festival was pulled by cuban authorities. with word that it was very polemical because it dealt with censorship artistic freedom and toleran

tube and the internet music videos will continue to attract millions of viewers at the meeting in st petersburg he cautioned his advisors that attempt to ban artists from performing could instead boost their popularity which won the silver our disease. your children their arms a whole roman a reminder of our top stories turkey's foreign minister says european countries are turning a blind eye to the murder of jamal khashoggi the saudi journalist was killed in the kingdom's consulate in istanbul in october the u.n. secretary general says those responsible must be held accountable present another one has been so determined from the beginning to war to the end of this case and to reach the outcome of the investigation and many european countries who are promoting the freedom of media for freedom of the expression are closing their eyes the un special envoy to yemen is urging the warring parties to respect their true steel in her data fighting resumed in the port city on friday despite a cease fire agreed by the rivals during last week's talks in sweden the truce was supposed to be followed by with