rocket explosion at an offshore naval testing site near you know about 700 kilometers northeast of st petersburg at least 5 people died radiation levels in nearby. spiked to 16 times the normal levels no official explanation has been given the naval facilities a test site for ballistic missiles used by nuclear submarines. has more from moscow . only 5 days after this mysterious explosion in the north of russia in the area of congleton we now know that the weather agency has measured radiation levels up to 16 times higher than normal in the city of suffered since where exactly this testing nearby took place the highest measurement was actually at a kindergarten so of course there's a lot of suspicion and also conspiracy theories going on here in russia about what exactly has happened the government has been very tight lipped the only thing that we heard from the vice presidential spokesman was that people should just trust the information that's been conveyed to them by the russian authorities and also about these radiation levels he said that all the state agencies are working to make sure that

thousands of opposition supporters have been staging protests in the capital moscow and in the city of st petersburg they're demanding democratic local elections riot police arrested nearly 200 demonstrators and blocked access to the presidential administration building among those detained were opposition candidate you both sobel thousands of people have been detained over the summer as russia's largest opposition movement since 2012 gathers pace all opposition candidates have now been barred from running in next month's moscow city elections. correspondent emily share when it was at the protests in moscow earlier today and she joins us now for more so emily tell us what you saw at today's demonstrations. well today was some of were some of the biggest protests that russia has seen in several years according to independent monitors nearly 50000 people were out on moscow's streets according to police it was closer to 20000 and that was an authorised protest that we saw today there were performances from to various same of musicians as well and it was kind of a surreal mix at various points kind of a

in russia tens of thousands of opposition supporters have been staging protests in moscow and st petersburg the biggest show of opposition in russia for nearly a decade police detained up to $200.00 people including a prominent opposition figure protesters are demanding democratic local election. riot police were out in force even though the latest demonstration in moscow had been officially all through ised police arrested nearly $200.00 protesters and blocked access to the president's had quotes is among those detained was the opposition activists snoop of suborn who's been on a hunger strike. all opposition candidates have been barred from running in next month's moscow city hall elections. but it could it's still growing. they need to drop all of the politically motivated cases against people who hold early mero elections because the current one isn't doing his job properly or it's right now dozens. of thousands have been detained over the summer as the noticed opposition movement seen in russia since 2012 gathers pace. the only thing i've come here to be counted on to show that i have

levels thursday's blast happened at an offshore naval base in several vince northeast of st petersburg at least 5 people died russian doctors who treated people injured in the incident have been taken to moscow for medical examination. india's supreme court says the government needs more time to restore order in indian controlled kashmir the court has been hearing a petition against india's move to strip the disputed region of its autonomy and revoke special rights millions of kashmiris have been forced to stay indoors for 9 days without working phones television or the internet. there's the top stories my chin is here is up next to stay with us on obviously if you can't buy for now. thanks thank you. thank you dan the difference is the s. and the similarities of cultures across the world. yes al-jazeera the. the i am. the end i am this. he asked. ready for some and did a. tour in this he. had the feel. of the sea in. ringback and see him been a certain. interfere in a seizure in the. new year clear mamoun and a seizure. yes there. is you know rationing th. and. cherish and the lady wi

radiation levels the blast happened on thursday at an offshore naval base in several northeast of st petersburg at least 5 people died russian doctors who treated people injured in the incident have been taken to moscow for medical examination no official explanation has been given as to why the explosions caused a radiation spike were up to 16 times the normal level. india's supreme court says the government needs more time to restore order in indian controlled kashmir the court has been hearing a petition against india's move to strip the disputed region of its will tanami and revoke special rights millions of kashmiris have been forced to stay indoors for a 9th straight day without working phones television or the internet hundreds of people defied the security lockdown during the 8 holiday on monday to protest against the indian government's actions. prominent saudi women's rights activist jane affluent has rejected a proposal to secure her release from prison in exchange for a video statement denying reports she was tortured in custody after it was arrested more than a year ago along with

here in st petersburg in the russian foreign ministry the secret sites pico agreements between britain and france was approved by russia. that deal was finalized in correspondence dated the 16th of may 19th. influencing diffused church of millions of people in the middle east. over a 100 years ago britain and france made a secret deal to divide the middle east between them now we can draw a map in the 2nd episode we explore the lasting effects of this agreement that there is a regional set to sikes because it's at those borders were drawn without consulting the people who have to live with the. psychs pekoe lines in the sand on on just the. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast well the fire threat is still very high here just to the west of the caspian we have seems a very dry conditions over the last week and we are looking at the increase risk of wildfires across much of this area for about koom expect to see a very warm temperature for you of $32.00 degrees very dry across much of this region but down towards the south from baghdad we're still dealing with

20 years in power as tens of thousands of opposition supporters staged protests in moscow and st petersburg demanding democratic local elections riot police have arrested nearly $200.00 demonstrators and blocked access to the presidential administration building among. the wristed were opposition candidate devolves from both fountains more have been detained over the summer as russian largest opposition movement says 2012 gathers pace all opposition candidates have been banned from running in next month's moscow city hall election. earlier i spoke to date of the correspondent emily show in moscow who was at those protests and asked her about the situation there well we're back today we saw one of the largest authorized protests by the opposition that we've seen for many years say that 20000 people were out today independent monitors say it was closer to 50000 after that authorized rally protesters decided to go up or as they say walk through the city center and the police have been arresting protesters according to media reports over 100 people have been arrested in the center of the city p

appeared to have the easiest paths they'll face russian champions zenit st petersburg france's leone and portuguese power benfica in group g. group stage matches kick off in mid september. well it is an earth shattering moment for germany's most successful soccer team of byron munich president only one as will quit his role his job at the club in the ember it's a fast turnaround he just returned to his job after serving a prison sentence for tax evasion. of buying music great is making way. club president has announced he's stepping down it's hard to imagine buying music without him. than is now 67 was a 3 time winner of both the bundesliga and european cup in the seventy's he also won the 974 willed cup and 972 euros with west germany the success didn't slow down when he transitioned into management 1st as general manager and later as president has helped mold buy into the powerhouse they are today he steered the club to 2 champions league titles and 20 bones as they get championships. his 40 year reign has been without incident in 2014 when us was jailed for evading over 28000000 e

appeared to have the easiest path as they'll face russian champions zenit st petersburg france's leone and portuguese power but if the group g. group stage mansion is they all kick off in mid sept him. well the american daredevil jesse holmes has died the racecar driver in television host was killed while attempting to set a new land speed record in the u.s. state of oregon the 39 year old crashed as she was racing across a dry lake bed she was attempting to beat the 512 mile per hour women's record combs dreamed of becoming the fastest woman on earth and had been pursuing the goal since 2012 she was called an amazing spirit by those close to work hard formula one has announced its draft calendar for 2020 and as expected germany will not have a race financial difficulties mean hockenheim has had to drop out and may never return formula one is pushing into new markets and will hold an inaugural vietnamese grand prix next year as part of its record 22 race calendar. vietnam. a volcano on the italian island of stromboli has erupted for the 2nd time in 2 months and you watch this video fol

st. petersburg, florida, was a cool $99,000. silicon valley right now is saying "hold my beer." last year, a totally burned out home sold for just under a million dollars. fully acknowledging its location, location, location. a condemned property in fremont sold for $1.23 million. condemned. both of them had to be demolished. >> brian: mission accomplished, you want to get some attention, it has to be rebuilt, especially the living room into the kitchen probably needs new cabinets. people now are paying attention to a generic ad in the middle of nowhere now has one of the finest shows in the history of television talking. >> greg: it's one of those shows that praise stupid puns. do they still have apples in a bowl on the table but there's no roof? while they have oversized coffee table books on the floor, fresh cookies on a plate? >> brian: it's a great question, when i wasn't thinking of. >> capri: one are we going? where was this, st. petersburg, florida? why don't we take a field trip down there? >> greg: it won't be sad if i

st. petersburg, vicki. caller: good morning. i want to make sure the clear definition you're using for the swamp. the president and white i voted for him -- why i voted for him was to drain the swamp was to drain the corruption out of the inernment, lobbyists, frauds every sector of the government. it was not a headcount of how many people were being employees. it was making sure that they were more efficient and we were basically like the veterans, cleaning up that sector. could you explain to me how you came up with your definition of swamp as a headcount? guest: i prefaced that segment by saying one measure that you could hold the president accountable to his promise to drain the swamp would be the headcount if there was bloat in the federal bureaucracy -- to carve out that bloat, you would have a smaller headcount. we do not see that at the v.a. where the president has increased headcount and homeland smallty and at the business outside that, we see a real scale back of the federal bureaucracy. at the department of education

area the incidents happened on thursday at a naval base around a 1000 kilometers northeast of st petersburg. people in northern syria are marking there are huge holiday against a backdrop of think recent violence government forces have been bombarding targets in northern hamas and southern adlib since last week's short lived ceasefire that's in contrast to the huge holiday festivities for syrian refugees who are living across the border in southern turkey but as for reports many say they want to return permanently to their homes. it is a time of solemn sacrifice. in a country that suffered 8 years of continuous war food supplies in syria's italy province a precious week for these animals will be shed upon the community but god knows really what is good for despite the lack of sheep the ongoing conflicts and the continual going we don't want to forget a lot of lives commitment. says the collapse of a short lived ceasefire last week the killing has continued. activists say rockets of barrel bombs have targeted villages in northern and southern. the syrian government backed by its ally russia

st. petersburg. >> my life has been about my work and my family. >> today, j.lo posted some other somberher family lays to rest her aunt rose. quote, we will lay her next to our beloved uncle. i have so many emotions as i write this, and i am grateful for all she ever did for me. police are still investigating the a-rod robbery, the 44-year-old says he's, quote, encouraged that local law enforcement has security footage of the crime and are doing all they can to get the items back. ♪ >>> another star making headlines today, britney spears. ♪ >> according to court documents obtained by "e.t." britney is worth nearly $60 million as of last year. ♪ aside from the fact that she makes bank in a lot of ways, britney is just like us. check out where she shops. bed, bath, beyond. the home depot, target. >> i'm just like everyone else out there. just a normal girl. >> that's right, britney visited target over 80 times. at home depot she spent more than $66,000 on cleaning supplies. >> i'm a girl who loves coffee, starbucks. >> oh, britney doesn't scrimp on travel. she spent 70 grand on vacations

are be like think they appear to have the easiest path as they'll face russian champions zenit st petersburg france's leone and portuguese power in group g. group stage matches they kick off in mid september. well an earth shattering moment for germany's most successful soccer team by your munich its president only he will quit his role at the club in november and that's a fast turnaround he just returned to his job after serving a prison sentence for tax evasion. by in munich great is making way. club president only heard this has announced he is stepping down it's hard to imagine buying munich without him. ernest now 67 was a 3 time winner of both the bonus league and european cup in the seventy's he also won the 974 world cup and 972 euros with west germany the success didn't slow down when he transitioned into management 1st as general manager and later as president has helped mold buy into the powerhouse they are today he steered the club to 2 champions league titles and 20 bond as they get championships his 40 year reign hasn't been without incident in 2014 hernias was jailed for evadi

she reports now from st petersburg.untries while being a male dominated genre and hopefully to perform together. they seem to get on it first but when he introduces her to other gurus of the rap scene, thinks doctor calder between the. —— things start to cool down. dasia likes to hear about girls experience of the rap scene in russia. after meeting the goals, dasia suggests a low—key performance together to them. —— meeting the girls. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your friday sport briefing, where we start with the tennis news that seven—time champion roger federer was knocked out of the cincinnati masters hello, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your friday sport briefing, on thursday, losing his third round match in straight sets to andrey rublev. the russian needed just over an hour to dispatch the third seed who was also a beaten finalist last year. the 6—3, 6—4 victory means rublev will now face compatriot and ninth seed daniil medvedev for a pl

the move is malcolm the forwards disappointing spell at barcelona is over he's signed for zenit st petersburg for $45000000.00 big things were expected when he joined barsa last year but he struggled to get games and scored just 4 times in 24 appearances. formula one world champion lewis hamilton set the fastest overall lap in practice ahead of the hungary and grand prix a rain affected sessions limited action on the track with some drivers having to end the day early red bulls appear ghastly beat out teammate max pushed up and to top the afternoon practice. morning lap was still the quickest of the day for city's driver is hoping to go into the f one break with an 8th win in 12 races after a poor performance in germany last week. the weather was really tricky though you know because you're driving i don't know if people realise when you're driving through the rain in the pit name it looks like it's a spitting in on the camry but we see it's just spitting places he did it's difficult to know whether it's damp or trying when you're driving through it looks like it's raining everywhere along bo

northeast of st petersburg at least 5 people were killed radiation levels up to 16 times normal levels but no official explanation has been given for this. but scientists are a step closer to curing the a bowl of virus after a successful clinical trial in the democratic republic of congo the latest outbreak has killed $1800.00 people those were the headlines and back with more news in a half an hour here on our next it's inside story do stay with us. there's cass that's one of the wells busiest airports protests bring trouble to a standstill china hands at serious consequences so with a disruption sway public opinion on the demonstrations and would beijing's patience run out this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. the protests a whole kong began 10 weeks ago sparked by a controversial extradition bill but they've evolved into why the concerns about democracy in the summit thomas chinese territory the city's leader is warning the protests up putting hong kong stability in danger it is one of asia's most important transport on financial hubs and a mass sitting in a port l

st. petersburg college in florida. my mom and dad are currently foster parents in florida and me and my parents have seen a massive influx of children that parents have not taken good care and event put into the foster care system. they don't have any place to call home. >> any place to call home. >> my question is how do we encourage family in the state of florida and in the country to foster or adopt these children and help get involved? >> you feel so sorry for kids that are in the foster system. here's what we did in the eight years. first off, the foster kids cannot get drivers license did not have any way to -- there was no system to help them so we solved that problem. the next thing is and my wife we did a lot of work. we worked and got 20000 foster kids adopted. [applause] then when i got elected payment to go to help the children to the parents only went to 18 so we move that to 21 and we dealt with issues with the tuition benefits and things like that but let me tell you. your heart goes out to people that a

st. petersburg college in florida. >> congratulations. >> my mom andta dad are currently medical foster care parents in florida. me and my parents have seen a massive influx of children that parents have not taken very good care of them and they've been put into the foster care system, but they don't have any place to call home. >> any place to what? >> any place to call home. >> oh, yeah. >> my question is, how do we encourage families in the state of florida and the country to foster or adopt these children and help get involved? >> you feel so sorry for kids that are in the foster system. here's what we did in the eight years. firstoff, one problem they had was the foster kids couldn't get driver's license. they didn't have any way to -- there was no system to help them. we solved that problem. the next thing is -- my wife did a lot of this work, we worked and got 20,000 foster kids adopted. [ applause ] then, when i got elected, the payments to go help the children to the parents only went to 18. we moved that to 21. so, and we dealt with some issues with regard to tuition benefits and t

the move is malcolm the forward's disappointing spell at barcelona is over he's signed for zenit st petersburg for $45000000.00 big things were expected when he joined barsa last year but he struggled to get games and scored just 4 times in 24 appearances. formula one world champion lewis hamilton set the fastest overall lap in practice ahead of the hungary and grand prix a rain affected sessions limited action on the track with some drivers having to end the day early red bulls appear ghastly beat out teammate max pushed up and to top the afternoon practice. morning lap was still the quickest of the day for city's driver is hoping to go into the f one break with an 8 win in 12 races after a poor performance in germany last week. where there was your district you know you know because you're driving i don't know if people realize when you're driving through the rain in the pit name it looks like it's a spitting in on the camry but we see it's just spitting places he didn't it's difficult to know whether it's damp or the trying when you're driving through the city it's raining everywhere along.

last year there was a situation where the academical most of was being told from the shipyard in st petersburg 2 more months to the baltic sea and along always coast and the russians decided not to fuel the vessel before it was told and due to exactly the circumstances so they. fueled it in their own territorial waters. but in different definitely we also see risks related to the fact that. the remoteness and mobility of this station is what makes it tempting to to use because we can supply power to remote areas the same time that remoteness in itself is what we deem the biggest risk because emergency response capabilities would have troubles reaching it also if it's was situated in some ways in asia or africa for that matter and the competence in all countries that could be interested in such and such technology isn't necessarily up to speed with what russia has so that is also a concern for us. there from the below not from those and also thankful. another round of talks between the u.s. and taliban has begun in qatar is focused on ending the u.s. military intervention in afghanistan it's be

the move is malcolm the forwards disappointing spell at barcelona is over he's signed for zenit st petersburg for $45000000.00 big things were expected when he joined barsa last year but he struggled to get games and scored just 4 times in 24 and here says. formula one world champion lewis hamilton set the fastest overall lap in practice ahead of the hungary and grand prix the rain affected sessions limited action on the track with some drivers having to end the day early red bulls appear ghastly beat out teammate max pushed up and to top the afternoon practice hamilton's warning lap was still the quickest of the day for city's driver is hoping to go into the f one race with an 8 when in 12 races after a poor performance in germany last week. the weather was really tricky though you know because you're driving i don't know if people realize when you're driving through the rain in the pit name it looks like it's in spitting in on the camera people we see just spitting places he didn't it's difficult to know whether it's damp or trying when you're driving through it looks like it's raining ever

the move is malka the forward's disappointing spell at barcelona is over he's signed for senate st petersburg for $45000000.00 big things were expected when he joined barsa last year but he struggled to get games and scored just 4 times in 24 appearances. boxing legend and promoter oscar de la hoya has blasted the decision to strip canelo alvarez of one of his world titles canelo who's a starfighter of golden boy promotions was told on thursday that he no longer is the idea middleweight champion at policy mexican's team not being able to agree terms for a fight with mandatory challengers surrogate devron chain co canelo is the world's highest paid boxer and illinois believes they did more than enough to make the fight happen. as said the truth is that i'm now certain they never had any intention of making a deal but instead they wanted to force us to relinquish kanellos belt he added this is an insult to boxing and more importantly an insult to the fans to the boxing fans of the worlds. the densely populated community above side gonna has produced some of africa's finest boxers including. wid

st. petersburg, soviet -- well, russia. [laughter] ms. hutinson: it's ok to say it. mr.e: our government did not find out about it until afterwards. the private sectors, when the tennessee republican party kept saying to twitter, hey, jack dorsey, this is not us, they refused to do anything about it. it is a soviet, russian motivated -- it's fraud. there ought to be tools to allow private individuals but more importantly, it ought to be a possibility for government to sanction people by saying, you're violating the law. you're imperson ating a state political -- impersonating a state political person when your name you is -- mr. allen: so the problem with this to me is if you are joe public, you begin not to trust any information. you begin to think everything is fake news. whether it's "the new york times" or whether it's the things you see on the internet is -- we got to get our arms around this because no one believes any information that they see is real. mr. hodges: because of the things they read about what happens on the internet. i mean, this is the scary thing,

radiation levels thursday's blast happened at an offshore naval base in several vince northeast of st petersburg at least 5 people died russian doctors who treated people injured in the incident have been taken to moscow for medical examination. india's supreme court says the government needs more time to restore order in indian controlled kashmir the court has been hearing a petition against india's move to strip the disputed region of its autonomy and revoke special rights millions of kashmiris have been forced to stay indoors for 9 days without working phones television or the internet. there's the top stories my chin is here is up next you stay with us on out of there if you can't buy for. thank you thank you thank you thank you stan the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the way. al-jazeera. thank. goodness who really. ready don't see the sun and did a. tune this heah and book funny enough and they had their feet doing this doing this here in. and see him be nice but. you know feel if 11 a seizure in the in this usually of the civil.

northeast of st petersburg at least 5 people were killed radiation levels up to 16 times normal levelst no official explanation has been given for this. and scientists are a step closer to curing the a bowl of virus after a successful clinical trial in the democratic republic of congo that is the outbreak has killed $1800.00 people those were the headlines and back with more news in a half an hour here on our next it's inside story do stay with us. that's one of the wells busiest. bring trouble to china hands at serious consequences so with the disruption sway public opinion of the demonstrations and it would beijing's patience this is inside story. the welcome to the program. the protests a whole kong began 10 weeks ago sponsored by a controversial extradition bill.

and radiation levels it happened on thursday in an arctic naval base in several ski northeast st petersburg at least 5 people were killed and levels jumped up to 16 times the normal level but there's been no official explanation the facility is used to test fullest missiles used by nuclear submarine step and has more from moscow. only 5 days after this mysterious explosion in the north of russia in the area of congleton we now know that the weather agency has measured radiation levels up to 16 times higher than normal in the city of suffered since where exactly this testing nearby took place the highest measurement was actually at a kindergarten so of course there's a lot of suspicion and also conspiracy theories going on here in russia about what exactly has happened the government has been very tight lipped the only thing that we heard from the vice presidential spokesman was that people should just trust the information that's been conveyed to them by the russian authorities and also about these radiation levels he said that all the state agencies are working to make sure that the people

st. petersburg. i was working with judges and lawyers.t was that brief moment when we thought russia would become something like a liberal democracy. seems like such a long time ago. there was to remember a glimmer of hope. we were having serious discussions. they had very good people. i don't speak any russian. we were looking for a translator. i discovered that she was translating the phrase rule of law as socialist legality. that is not exactly what we meant. immersed in this enterprise. for a guy like me who loves but wasn't alive in 1787, no matter what my students think, to see constitutions coming into being, what a wonderful moment for me. what i realized was i was watching some of our american give advice and say, you need a new constitution. i have one right here. we the people of fell in the blanks. it became a mechanical enterprise of some sort. it is a lot more difficult than that. i quickly came to realize that constitutions are contextual. arehe sense that they depending on history, custom, tradition, practice. someone once

st. petersburg florida. it has continued to digest all things growth the related. talk about what is signals to you. it signals that we are still seeing low long-term interest rates abroad and putting downward pressure on u.s. yields. the flattening of the yield curve has led to increased concern about the possibility of recession. looking at the fundamentals of the u.s. economy, a mixed bag. the consumer looks to be in good shape. the manufacturing sector appears to be in what we might call a mini recession where it has been declining we are seeing weakness in freight traffic. may 10 escalation in tariffs fall a lot on industrial input. going from 10% to 25% tariffs, that was damaging for a lot of u.s. manufacturing. it is more of the same in the manufacturing sector in the near term. theave concerns about global economy where we have had bad data over the last couple of weeks about global growth and about braggs it -- brexit. about the policy meeting that was talked about in late july are with us, concerns about a slower economy. vonnie: what would you want to se

st. petersburg. technologies in singapore.ven in the centuries old diamond business getting in on the act. in 2018, it launched a fashion julie retailer called lightbox jewelry, targeting younger consumers, selling them for $800 a carat. 1/10 of an actual jim. questions remain how well man-made diamonds will hold their value. >> probably will produce 35 cubits of natural diamonds this year. you look at the global output of man-made diamonds produced for jewelry, it is probably 5 million carats. but it was well under one million carats just a few years back. emily: last year a major win for producers of man-made diamonds when the federal trade commission amended its jewelry guidelines, clarifying a diamond is i diamond, regardless of its origin. currently, man-made diamonds account for 1% of the $14 billion global roof diamond market. that number is expected to grow to 7.5% mine as early as 2020. much of that growth is in the luxury jewelry market. but the real money opportunity to use with a developed in this lab to fuel the f

st. petersburg, he has also been very strong on talking about work gun control. that used to be a very close district. saying -- with three did -- you're not seeing too many members of congress go against the delegation. we are very divided here. we have got 14 republicans, 13 democrats. for the first time in over a century, republican senators after rick scott defeated bill nelson last fall. theirill be going out of way in terms of where we expect the state to be on issues like guns, which are controversial in florida. we may have our -- next year on band assault weapons, that would be a battle royal if that gets on the ballot in terms of but we will see happening politically. it is pretty much divided along where -- are at. host: because you are in florida, in a general sense this immigration come up with these discussions? that ted --, ad member of the freedom caucus, he has been talking about a worker program. [indiscernible] we have been hearing about issues at the border, and various other things going on. southas been big here in florida. homestead, where

st. petersburg. technologies in singapore.in the centuries old diamond business getting in on the act. in 2018, it launched a fashion jewelry retailer called lightbox jewelry, targeting younger consumers with lab diamonds and selling them for $800 a carat. 1/10 of an actual gem.nremain hl man-made diamonds will hold their value. >> debeers will probably will produce 35 cubits of natural diamonds this year. you look at the global output of man-made diamonds produced for jewelry, it is probably 5 million carats. but it was well under one million carats just a few years back. emily: last year a major win for producers of man-made diamonds when the federal trade commission amended its jewelry guidelines, clarifying a diamond is a diamond, regardless of its origin. currently, man-made diamonds account for 1% of the $14 billion global rough diamond market. that number is expected to grow to 7.5% by as early as 2020. much of that growth is in the luxury jewelry market. but the real money opportunity to use with a developed in this la

st. petersburg for $45 million.big things were expected when he barca last year but he struggled to get gains and four times in 24 appearances. the fasteston set overall lap in practice ahead of the hungarian grand prix. the rain affected sessions, limited action on the track with some drivers ending early. red bull's pierre gasly beat out his teammate to top the practice. hamilton's warning lap was the quickest of the day. the mercedes driver is hoping to go into the f-1 break with eight wins in 12 races after a poor in germany last week >> weather was really tricky because you're driving -- i don't know if people realize but when you're driving through the rain from the pit lane, it looks like it's smith. whetherficult to know it's downpour or dry but when you're driving through it, it looks like it's raining everywhere. reporter: boxing legend and renta hasscar de le blasted the decision to strip canelo alvarez of a world title. fighter ofr de la hoya's golden boy was told on thursday he was no longer the ibf cha

radiation levels it happened on thursday at an arctic naval base in several vents northeast of st petersburg at least 5 people were killed radiation levels jump to 16 times normal levels but no official explanation has been given. and scientists are a step closer to curing the a bowl of virus after a successful clinical trial in the democratic republic of congo the latest outbreak has killed 1800 people those were the headlines and back with the news hour in half an hour to stay with us here on al-jazeera. the. move. over to announce if you hear they are mankinds him i have it's only with me that he does i think you. can see the moon there but even our. newly prevailed year on fast won't benji. may form of her list said the backfield i believe is even more. significant than. a map live our life on that is on. is for me again. is some point in. the present day communal cookies hasse's. the. mustard live this serious assault on active. get out of there is to get. more and these things have exist as a nirvana. that's. a modest paper we. pulled when. i said. i do think this. also. conflict this

st. petersburg. where she, i believe, got a degree in economics at the university. i knew she married when she was fairly young and had her son igor. >> reporter: the marriage didn't last long, and the husband dropped out of the picture so there was anna, in her late 20's, with a little boy to support. she wanted a better life, and she made her move when she met an american tourist named bob moses, who'd been invited to visit her english class. he was 19 years older. >> she seemed real nice, real friendly. and had a great smile. and so i just said, you know, "would you like to have lunch?" >> reporter: the answer was yes. lunch turned to dinner, one thing led to another. >> after i left, we communicated. we emailed. before finally, you know, said, "hey, i'd like you to come over. you know, and you know, possibly we have, you know, relationship here together." >> reporter: it was october, 1998. >> she came without her son. she told me she wanted to kinda, you know, check things out before she brought