st. petersburg. >> no golfing, no driving and now no running, boston marathon organizers postponing the event initially scheduled for april 20 and they will hold off until september 14 and this after officials in the boston area expressed concerns for the 31,000 registered runners in the 1 million or so that show up to watch them run but another complication with president trump's order of restricting most european traveled united states, thousands of the runners every year do come from europe and africa with the rest of the nba season, the warriors are making sure that chase center employees are well taken care of the organization announced the team, players, and coaches are pledging $1 million to disaster relief fund for workers and they have employed

long known as russia's window to the west st petersburg is home to many sexual minorities. but gay bars aren't recognisable from the outside. they don't advertise or fly rainbow flags. in a modest apartment on the edge of the city lives a man who is waging his own personal war on homosexuals. he's a jeweler by day. but at night he takes on the role of a criminal investigator he tracks down. using the internet we were there when she didn't know who had him and if i see teachers on a gay or lesbian website then i find out where they work and contact the interior ministry not only on legal action is taken against them when you would have so sometimes they just quit on their own or to show to more doesn't require much evidence one photo on the net is enough which it is a. look at this music teacher. or she pictured here with her girlfriend would be her clearly lesbian and people's can see that she published all or photos now she's been fired one and she even went abroad to escape the pressure we are causing the news. to more claims he's caused 70 educators to be sacked so far.

as more cases of the coronavirus popped up within the country the government has cancelled the st petersburg international economic forum as a precaution now with oil prices so low russia's reliance on oil for its economic wellbeing is coming into focus once again as a slowdown in china is expected to deliver a $10000000000.00 hit to russia's exports for 2020 now over in shanghai the shanghai composite was up 5.4 percent for the week as manufacturing activity in the mainland continues to pick up an ongoing rally in chinese stock market as well as army exchange rate over the last week is fanning speculation that china could become a new safe haven for investors with other major economies now reeling from the outbreak outstanding chinese bonds held by foreigners rose to 280000000000 in february and the u.s.d. in the japanese yen which were traditionally safe haven currencies have now succumbed to selling pressures while the arm became point 73 percent against the dollar as the outbreak continues to grow outside of china now over in hong kong the hang seng is flat up less than one percent as th

and more score a few weeks ago and was the tourist industry in st petersburg and particular is hugely dependent on chinese tourism there wasn't a chinese tourist to be found because russia had sealed its borders and stopped all traffic from china the 1st drop this covered 19 virus and so some governments decisively and some did not the british government is not even yet according to much of the public opinion down decisively enough there's obviously a tension between address only in measures personal freedoms and so on the needs of public health but i suspect that the latter is winning out what i will be announced in the next day or 2 with that said for the time being the u.k. is still a acquires i member of the e.u. should there be a uniformed response among e.u. member states to also follow suit like russia and shut down all borders or or do other measures to help flatten the curve. well it is wrong that we've taken back control in order to a low flights from the most infected there is charging up 2 italy are still arriving right no british airports it's quite extraordinary i believ

and moscow all a few weeks ago and whilst the tourist industry in st petersburg and particular is hugely dependent on chinese tourism there wasn't a chinese tourist to be found because russia sealed its borders and stopped all traffic from china the 1st drop this covered 19 virus and so some governments decisively and some did not the british government is not even yet according to much of the public opinion down decisively. off there's obviously a tension between address your knee and measures personal freedoms and so on the needs of public health but i suspect that the laughter is winning out there will be announced in the next day or 2 with that said for the time being the u.k. is still acquired by member of the e.u. should there be a uniformed response among e.u. member states to also follow suit like russia and shut down all borders or or do other measures to help flatten the curve. well it is wrong that we've taken control in order to a low flights from the most infected there is charging up. are still arriving right no british airports it's quite extraordinary i believe i'm old fa

st. petersburg florida. people in the crowd who voted for amendment 4 over a year agoe said they' it as a straightforward mandate. >> the people's will is they wanted it to be as easy as possible because they believed their rights should be restored. >> reporter: in someistricts, local officials are taking matters into their own hands, li hillsborough county sta attorney andrew warren. warren is working with the florida rights restorationn coalit help returning citizens through the process of getting their fees waived. >> it's been left to localities to move the ball forward and we're committed to fulfilling they said very clearly they wanted amendment 4. and since there is nothing to implement amendment 4 hat the legislature did, it falls to us. >> rorter: but most florida yet to set up pathways to restore voting rights. >> reporter: back at the parade, desmond meade isn't letting the setback slow him down. you're walking really fast can barely keep up with you. >> i know, right? >> reporter: what'ridriving

economic forum schedule for the summer in st petersburg russia that happens every single year business leaders and dignitaries from around the world usually go and they've actually canceled it just this afternoon so so you are seeing that and i think. but the issue that we have with this though is that when you're talking about travel and not just business travel but when you're talking about personal and family travel so they're saying there's going to be vaccination tests they're going to start in april so by the time we figure that one out whether this eradicates itself or not we may be into june before we're we get that all clear to travel and then it's too late it's too late for the families that you see traveling around the world so is there anything to that. well i mean there's a lot i mean this is disney's talking about shutting their parks in the united states so i guess there's certainly fear right now and you're seeing the reaction from everybody that they're willing to close things down so hopefully we will get some kind of resolve here and they will say hey it really is ju

st. petersburg. the restaurant owners do quite well. my daughter is a student and she worked as a waitress at one of these high-end restaurants. when you talk about relief, how do you know that the money from the government or how they regulate that the money from the government that they will start giving is actually going to get the smaller end of business people like waitresses or the busboys or somewhere around that angle? how do they regulate that? are they going to regulate that? not just the restaurant owners that are making a good living, that their employees are getting it. not unlike some of these bigger ones like disney who can pay them. host: we will get a response. >> what i am supporting is that the government should cut a check for everyone. including children. it is a checklly that would go to everyone. that is something we have done in the past and it worked very well. we have made quite a bit of studies that show what happens there. that is money that goes into people's pockets and it goes to the basic necessities of l

branch home after a worker tested positive and russia has canceled its main business showcase the st petersburg international forum due to take place in june so there appears to be no shortage of bad news but is anyone actually benefiting from the coronavirus well this is a good time to be in the hand sanitizer business and as you'll see in our next report business is booming for makers of high quality surgical masks. testing facemasks is serious business for 3 m. after older customers health is at stake and now the firm is ramping up production of its professional and $95.00 respirator demand since the coronavirus outbreak started in january has really been creasing and we have been increasing capacity to try to that demand but it is very high in the u.s. alone the government has requested 3 m. make $35000000.00 additional mosques per month while many companies are hit by supply chain disruption 3 m. has remained unscathed so far at least since we have this regional manufacturing model many of ours items are coming regionally and we're working with our supply partners very closely to monitor t

st. petersburg, this is a new hub for russia's infamous trolls.ion has found that ghana was the launchpad for an online operation to stoke racial tensions and sister up social unrest in the u.s. ahead of the 2020 election. open twitter, facebook and instagram, hundreds of accounts churned out posts about issues such as racism and police brutal in the u.s. for months now, we have been investigating this new york of trolls targeting african-americans. and now we have actually come here to ghana to try to get the full story. in the run-up to our journey, we had discovered that all of the accounts were connected to an ngo called eliminating par years for the liberation of africa. known as ebla or ebla. looking at the website, it was clear something was off. parts of it still had dummied texts him it was impossible to make an actual donation and most mysteriously, one of the photographs had a russian file name. though the group claimed to be focused on issues like poverty in ghana, it's employees posted almost exclusively about the u.s. some used inkre

st. petersburg, florida.he crowd who voted rwendment 4 said they had seen it is a straightd mandate. >> they wanted it to be as easy as possible, for their rights be restored.reporter: in some ds toofficials take matters their own hands, like andrew warren. he is working with the florida rights rtoration coalition, guiding them through the process of getting their fees waived. y said clearly they want amendment 4. since there is nothing to implement it, it alls to us that is what we are doing. reporter: but most florida counties have yet to set up pathways to restore votin ck a the parade, desmond is not letting the setback slow him down. what is driving you right now? t to get to as many people as possible. >> we are running into people who did not know amendment 4 past -- passed.>> my husband, i am directly impacted. it was hard to be married to a felon. reporter: has his right to vote been restored? >> yes, and he has his voting registration card. i am so happy for him. challenges to amendment 4 are just t

st. petersburg. >> do you have to be 6'10" to barbecue properly?>> do you want to arm wrestle? i'm up to your head. >> too big. >> residents here understand the power of of their vote. >> if you don't come to vote, it's messed up. >> that's exactly right. everyone in this country gets to vote. >> if we don't vote, get out and vote, we're just pushed back farther and farther and farther. the vote counts. >> a fight for the country. >> that's as good as barbecue gets. >> the duces is also home to chief's cafe, for southern favorite, party gumbo, shrimp and grits, i'm here to meet one of desmond meed's allies. >> the gumbo, it's out of control. >> i think it's the best. >> charlie cyst is, charlie crist represents the district that represents the duces and in 2010, he was florida's republican governor and an expander of voting which makes him the perfect person to talk to about voter suppression. >> election laws that have been passed in the name of combatting voter fraud, was that ever the real reason? >> i don't think so. it's the reason given. >> y

st. petersburg, but imagine that happening injune as europe right now closes down. impossible. compositions and —— stop the competitions, we think it is the only chance to get the chance to the national leagues and to all of the cloud competition to finish their competition. in other words, there isa competition. in other words, there is a window of opportunity, june could be a time for domestic leave to try to resume and filter fixtures and clubs would welcome that. let us be clear, their consequences, knock on effects of moving the euros because next summer, there is already so much football scheduled, there is already a euro 2021 for women's football, with matches staged in england. it is very important to us and we will have those conversations with the wafer. there could be a scenario where it could be later in the summer or moved 12 months and we will evaluate both of those of the wafer before you make the decision. in this crisis, sports importance but clearly diminishes but it produces moments ofjoy like little wells. remember the last men's euros. removing the tourname

st. petersburg, this is a new hub for russia's infamous trolls.nn investigation has found that akra ghana was the launch pad for an online operation to stir up social unrest in the u.s. ahead of the 2020 election. on twitter, facebook, and instagram, hundreds of accounts churned out posts about issues, such as racism and police brutality in the u.s. >> for months now, we have been investigating this network of trolls targeting african-americans. and now, we've actually come here to ghana to try to get the full story. >> in the run up to our journey, we had discovered that all of the accounts were connected to an ngo called eliminating barriers for the liberation of africa. known as ebla or ebla. looking at the website, it was clear something was off. parts of it still had dummy text. it was impossible to make an actual donation. and most mysteriously, one of the photographs had a russian file name. though the group claimed to be focused on issues like poverty in ghana, its employees posted almost exclusively about the u.s. some used incendiary lan

st. petersburg. so, there was one decision that was almost made hastily, and that wasn't made hastily. i realize race was different, but you asked about the european traditions. those are the ones i know about. gary, did you want to add something? gary: i was going to make a quick comment about liz's how do people view things? i think most people have no idea who is on a horse in lee park. just before the outbreak in charlottesville, katie couric was filming for a special she did on this issue that came out a little bit later. her crew and photographer had urine thrown on them during the actual flareup. but katie couric was an undergraduate student at the university of virginia. she lived on the lawn at the university of major genia, right out -- university of virginia, right out from the rotunda. there were two plaques. each of them listed graduates who had died in confederate service during the war. it was just to list of 250 names. they're still there. there gonna. i asked katie what she thought of these. she said i never notice them. i said what did you think of the lee statue down

st. petersburg. that was one decision almost made hastily that was not made hastily. i realize race is different. -- the european traditions gary: i wanted to make a quick comment about how people view these. i think most people have no idea who is on a horse in lee park. just before the outbreak in charlottesville katie couric was filming for a special she did on this issue that comes out later, -- crew and photographer katie couric was an undergraduate student at the university of virginia who lived on the lawn at the university of virginia which is right out from the rotunda. there were two plaques on the front of the rotunda, each of which has 250 uva graduates who died in confederate service during the war. they were still there, they are gone now. we asked -- i asked what she thought of these when she was living there and she said she never noticed them. i asked her what she thought of the lease statue and she said she had never heard of it. she is someone who was right there and the plaque was 70 yards from where she walked out her door. i think that is what mo

the idea like they is was voiced at my recent meeting with citizens people in st petersburg one of the better and suggests at exactly that i had said that i wouldn't want to go back to the soviet union times of course it was a probably not appropriate thing to say because during the soviet times we had no will action separate think was decided behind the closed doors or inside the party procedures or intrigue so we have a completely different situation now now you have to go to elections it's a different story and he would do more than the formally technically we could of. restrictions regarding pit terms and many other countries including the neighboring countries they have such provisions there is no restrictions for the number of terms that the president could be elected for and across the ocean in the united states of amendment to the constitution that tristrem the number of terms. it was only introduced in 1947 and only 9 in $51.00 it was. that it was ready fide by all the states 1951 it's not that long ago. from the historical perspective it was basically yesterday that you and i

the president has rescheduled his trip to st petersburg and will stay in moscow today he's currently working on his nationwide address which he will finish in the coming hours that's after yesterday's lengthy meeting on the me a logical situation before his visit to the hospital one after another meeting on supporting citizens and the country's economy and. so given the urgency it's clear that he has something very specific that needs to be said and given the whole world from the people on the street to the news the only thing that anyone seems to be able to talk about is coronavirus that's likely to be the primary topic of conversation russia has not been immune to it carney there are $658.00 cases within the russian borders and it's hit $55.00 of russia's 85 regions on top of that we have around 112000 people who are under constant medical watch which means that they're not exhibiting symptoms but they have been in contact with an infected individual so it's a precautionary measure so it's possible that president putin will be discussing measures that are already in place things li

the president has rescheduled his trip to st petersburg and will stay in moscow today he's currently working on his nationwide address which he will finish in the coming hours after yesterday's lengthy meeting on the p.d. me a logical situation before his visit to the hospital after another meeting on supporting citizens and the country's economy and. now this is not actually an event that is common the russian president does make an annual new year's address and on other significant public holidays but today is not one of them so it is almost certain that he is making this address as a direct result of the corona virus pandemic that of course is coursing through the entire wild russia of course is not immune to last count we have as you said 658 cases within russia's borders in fact just today i was at a hospital where 20 people are being treated in the intensive care units are on top of that we know that there are around 112200 close magic watch which means that they haven't exhibited symptoms but they have been in contact with with infected individuals so it's very possible that w

the euros would joyfully hop across the continent, 12 cities as hosts, dublin to st petersburg.to stop the competitions. we think that postponing the euros is the only chance to get a chance to the national leagues and the club competition to finish the competition. in other words, there is now a window of opportunity. june could be a time when domestic leagues could try to resume and fulfil their fixtures, and clubs would welcome that. but let's be clear, there are consequences, knock—on effects of moving the euros, because next summer there is already so much football scheduled, as already, a euro 2021 for women's football, with matches staged in england. the women's euro is very, very important to us and we will have those conversations with uefa. they could be a scenario where it goes slightly later in the summer or is moved 12 months, and we will evaluate both of those with uefa before they make their decision. evaluate both of those with uefa before they make their decisionm this crisis, sports importance clearly diminishes, but it can produce moments ofjoy like little els

a community of the president has rescheduled his trip to st petersburg and will stay in moscow today he's currently working on his nationwide address which he will finish in the coming hours that's after yesterday's lengthy meeting on the s.p.d. me a logical situation before his visit to the hospital after another meeting on supporting citizens and the country's economy and. now this is in nevada which now this is about that is actually not very common in new year's addresses medical equipment. is given that moscow is the epicenter of the coronavirus situation within russian reaction just within the last hour got a message from the mosque and it seems that we are severely tightening regulations so from this point on people over the age of 65 will be quarantined people who. are suffering from chronic illnesses that can be for 2 week period on top of that any cultural entertainment activity so we're talking night clubs. of libraries. as well as you see and cinemas that were going to be shot otherwise shops and restaurants are continuing the normal walking regime but either way this is

st. petersburg, florida. caller: yes. my question might not be for your guest. i am just wondering. the numbers are not adding up. isn't it under 10,000 deaths globally at this point? guest: patrick, one of the things i deferred to, as i was mentioning, what epidemiologists are telling us. here is the message you're hearing from our nationally, supremely talented epidemiologists. from what we can confirm, the numbers, are important to her knowledge. yes, in excess of several thousand deaths. you saying this does not appear to be the biggest issue and how we respond so profoundly to something that might not prove to be problematic as the numbers suggest. the experts will tell you the projections were in the first wave of what could be a two or three wave epidemic. we have so many unknown cases globally because we cannot get testing done fast enough. we are working on that in the united states. significant calls from states demanding a lot more help from the cdc and others were those interests. what i don't want to do in the nation's -- and the nation needs to be consciences -- clumsy

st. petersburg. this is michael calling. good morning. caller: hey, dr. mores. i have a point i would like to bring up that i don't believe anyone has covered yet in the media and then ask you a question about that. the point is, thus far, officials, in response to the coronavirus, continue to tell us the risk is low. additionally, they are instructing us that simple preventative cold and flu measures such as washing your hands and specific types of hygiene will prevent the transmission, yet we are seeing governments worldwide shut down portions of society at large when infections occur. in contrast, every year, thousands die every year in the u.s. and abroad from the flu, yet we don't see no same closures of portions of society at large. my question to you is are you concerned there is underlying seriousness and underlying points with this that the local and foreign governments are not leading us to believe yet? guest: i think without getting too conspiracy theorist about it, there probably are overreactions happening out of ignorance because we just don't know

st. petersburg.evolution was much less dramatic and the provisional government yielded with little bloodshed. >> many did not expect the new regime to hold on to power any longer from the provisional government. >> when lenin and the bolsheviks received power they really were a tiny minority and immediately the bolshevik regime found itself embroiled in a civil war which it won militarily but it also one because the bolsheviks had been very successful in their use of propaganda to win what we might, nowadays call the hearts and minds of the russian people. ♪ bret: two posters, leaflets and speakers lenin tried to convince russians of just who were the enemies of the people and who were their saviors. ♪ bret: lenin did not stop with propaganda. the enemies of the people were marked for retribution. this included priests, many peasants and his political opponents. lenin began with nicholas - the last czar to reign over russia. >> him, his wife, their five children, their doctor, their servants were all

st. petersburg, florida.were expecting a massive hit to the airline industry once this became a global phenomenon. is that kind of number something you see happening, given that we will get governmental help from europe, the u.s., and other areas as well? >> i think there are two aspects here. one, you have the government or just to make sure the airlines have sufficient cash on hand to subside -- to help the near-term impacts. they seem well-positioned to handle a short-term impact, but not if it drags on. the second component is all of what-- of all of this is the government can do to the economy. it's is a cyclical industry and they do as well as the economy does. generally, the stocks are reacting and maybe feeling better about supporting the industry while they go through this disruption, and on the other side, what the economy might look like when things return to normal. vonnie: you had an outperform on delta, and we got minutes ago -- word minutes ago that it has been cut to junk by s&p. it is that a

st. petersburg. >> the sign said stop right here. >> yeah. >> i just do what i'm told, ma'am. ican-american neighborhood in south st. peterburg. >> do you have to be 6'10" to barbecue properly? >> no 7 foot. >> you want to arm wrestle. >> you might win. i'm too big, too big to arm wrestle. >> residents here understand the power of their vote. >> if we don't have power to vote, we're messed up. >> that's exactly right. everyone in this country gets to vote. >> if we don't get out and vote, we're just pushed back further and further and further. every vote counts. >> take a bite for the country. >> mm. that's as good as barbecue gets. the deuces is also home to chief's creole cafe, a local favorite for southern classics like hearty gumbo and shrimp and grits. >> the gumbo, it's out of control. >> i think it's the best. >> charlie crist is the democratic congressman represents florida's 13th district which includes the deuces. but from 2006 to 2010, he was florida's republican governor and a supporter of expanded voting which makes him the perfect person to talk to about voter sup

st. petersburg who was 31 and another one being a national living in the city of california working together essentially to catfish her pretend to be somebody else. .. >> and this is part of my investigation before the presidential election to thousands of other internet and social media accounts that were not see pro trump anti- hillary but they were russian control accounts of course nobody knew that. so i turned over 22 gigabytes of information to the fbi the first week of november before the election. i'm not exactly sure what i found but i have these accounts from russia pro not see him pro trump and anti- hillary but they are not americans. i think we have a problem because i was also tracking the accounts and discovered there were changes to black lives matter and then they became feminist and other became lgbt account and the goal was they were flooding the internet against these others that they were creating to put americans as the debate. >> you stumbled across the biggest story of the country. >> because then the fbi and cia came out to say we discovered russia and meddling and c

st. petersburg and clearwater beach, yeah, but florida's governor has not shut them down statewide.urants and beach towns also remain open. cnn's leyla santiago reports. >>despite what health officials are warning some beaches in florida are still the go to spot, especially for tourists are you making any changes because of the coronavirus. >>i mean. >>quezon savannah are like the thousands of spring breakers in the sunshine state right now. they heard the warnings to keep social distance but for now they say it's not a priority despite what health experts and the white house are asking for. >>it may have been that the millennial generation our largest generation, our future that will carry us through for the next multiple decades, we cannot have these large gatherings that continue to occur throughout the country relief as much relief as we can get to florida governor ron desantis who has the power to close all the state's beaches. >>has not done so his office tells us it's not off the table instead for now the governor has ordered floridians to follow cdc guidelines at the beaches

st. petersburg and clearwater beach as people have been flocking.ing from health officials. florida governor desantis has told beach localities do follow cdc guidelines of beaches. the governor has not shut them down, restaurants and beach towns remain opened. clearly not everyone is taking the advice of experts with any degree of seriousness. >> reporter: despite what health officials are warning, some beaches in florida are still the go-to spot especially for tourists. are you making any changes because of the coronavirus? >> i mean -- >> not on spring break. >> it's not happening. >> reporter: they are like the thousands of spring breakers in the sunshine state right now. they've heard the warnings to keep social distance but for now they say it's not a priority, despite what health experts and the white house are asking. >> it may have been that the millennial generation, our largest generation, our future generation, that will carry us through for the next mull well decade, we cannot have these large gatherings to continue to occur throughout t

st. petersburg florida.was canceled yesterday which means as of right now, the 2020 indycar season opener will be the race at the indianapolis motor speedway, which is set for may 9th. >>> disneyland will be shutting gates there tonight till the end of the month in the wake of growing concerns about the coronavirus pandemic. rick joins us live from right in front of the park in anaheim. and are the crowds still going today? >> reporter: yeah, they are as a matter of the fact. we have been here since early this morning. the park opens at 8:00 a.m. and even before then, we saw crowds of people headed toward the main entrance, which is just behind us about a quarter of a mile or so. they are trying to make the best of this last day. if you know anything about disneyland at all camino this. it really closes. that is about to change in a big way starting tomorrow. that is because even though there have been no reported case of this still going to close through the end of march as requested by governor gavin newso

st. petersburg, flr florida. she ran a neon sign company. >> she always made cher she had that 1976 and setting herself up for exactly what she wanted to do which was retire and travel around the world. >> reporter: cher did travel but mostly in the u.s. then a friend invited her to visit exotic bocas del toro and cher jumped at the chance. >> took us seven days to decide where we would live the rest of our lives. hit us that hard. >> we love you! >> cher loves children and panama had lots of kids. >> reporter: keith is a carpenter so he built their dream home on this lush green island. cher planted tropical gardens and adopted lots of animals including a pet monkey and a beautiful brown doberman pinscher named jack and he adored her and followed her wherever she went. she would celebrate with the kids and make popcorn and her trainer said the kids didn't always get the significance. >> she would do easter egg hunts for the kids. they had no idea what this crazy white woman was doing coloring eggs and hiding them

st. petersburg, florida, where she became a savvy business woman rung her own neon sign company. >> she made sure she had that income, she was setting herself up for exactly what she wanted to do is retire and travel around the world. >> clear did travel, but mostly in the u.s. then a friend invited her to visit boca del toro, cher jumped at the chance. >> it just hit us that way. the people here just phenomenal. >> we love you. >> cher loves children in panama and lots of kids. >> keith is a carpenter, so he built their dream home a set of buildings on their lush island. cher planted a tropical garden and adopted lots of animals, a pet monkey and brown doberman pincher jack. he adored cher and followed her wherever she went. she loved the local school kids, planned movie nights with popcorn and celebrated the holidays with enthusiasm, even though her friend sean trainer says the kids didn't always get the significance. >> she would do the easter egg hunts, they had no idea what this crazy white woman was doing, coloring eggs, hiding them around on the island. they had never participated in

st. petersburg who was 31, and another one being a peruvianth national living not far from here in union city california who were working togetheris essentially to catfish or pretend to be somebody else and forth her into being a girlfriend. they were recruiting of the girls come some as young as 14 by pretending to be the boyfriend. he would steal photos online and videos and send them to her as if they were his. he would strip the audio ofcom record his own audio. she had never seen him, and when her parents contacted me she was very deep in this and i turned -- what it also discovered as part of my investigation and october of 2016 before the presidential election was that they had applied toio thousandsf other internet accounts, social media accounts, that were neo-nazi, pro-trump, anti-hillary but they were all these fake russian troll accounts. of course nobody knew that effective because we're not talking about that. i turned over 22 gigabytes of information over to the fbi the first week of november before the election. i said i'm not exactly sure what i found what i have these t

but imagine that happening in june dublin to st petersburg.etitions. we think that postponing the euros is the only chance to get a chance to the national leagues and to all of the clu b national leagues and to all of the club competitions to finish their competitions. in other words there is now an window of opportunity. june could be a time when domestic leagues resume and fulfil their fixtures and clubs would welcome but there are consequences. knock—on effects of moving the euros, because next summer there is already so much for all scheduled. there is already the euro 2021, for women's football, with matches staged in england. the women's euros is very important to us and we will have those conversations with uefa. it could get slightly later in the summer, and we will evaluate options with u efa and we will evaluate options with uefa before making a decision. and we will evaluate options with uefa before making a decisionm this crisis the importance of sport clearly diminishes, but it produces moments ofjoy like little else, remember the