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st. petersburg area is a campaign for governor.sman charlie crist becoming the third major democrat to jump into the race to try to unseat governor ron desantis. >> i announced today i'm running as governor of florida for a florida for all. >> yeah, it's a little hot here but we're in the sunshine city and sunshine state and we're just getting started. >> so this will be crist's second campaign for governor as a democrat. he, of course, was the state's republican governor for one term, elected in '06. did not run again in '10, because he decided to run for the u.s. senate. anyway, a lot happened between that and that senate race and these two democratic candidacies for governor. but after switching parties, he was the democratic candidate and lot to rick scott by a very close margin, 51%. and he will be likely one of three democrats that are likely considering a run. and this morning, louise demings sent a tweet that we call a sizzle reel, part of the highlight, saying she's ready for the moment. it's federal dollars now so the mom

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the 2 artists lived for many years in st petersburg where their 2 children were born. and a doctorate in art history writing a dissertation on ornamental traditions. design and this is an interpretation of calligraphy your midrash this is the geometrical form which has rather clear lines and then i develop 3 or forms that are not quite so geometrical you know see here and here i've written the word for love. the mark saudis decided not to return to afghanistan and the civil war in 1904 they left for germany and applied for asylum in munich. especially loves the woods on the banks of the east river. in this charade a city that's here in difficult times for instance when my husband was ill i used to take solitary walks along the river and embrace the trees i drew a kind of strength and positive energy from them. since her husband's death nature has remained the most important source of inspiration for her life and herat. was a fleece. water flows and not soon is and stagnation would mean the end for me big me here in ma we can live in an influence so i move through life

the 2 artists lived for many years in st petersburg where their 2 children were born. and a doctorate in art history writing a dissertation on ornamental traditions. design and this is an interpretation of calligraphy your midrash this is the geometrical form which has rather clear lines. then i developed 3 or forms that are not quite so geometrical you know with this one here and here i've written the word for. the mark saudis decided not to return to afghanistan and the civil war in 1904 they left for germany and applied for asylum in munich saudi especially loves the woods on the banks of the east river thank you in this charade a city that's here in difficult times for instance when my husband was ill i used to take solitary walks along the river and embrace the trees i drew a kind of strength and positive energy from them. since her husband's death nature has remained the most important source of inspiration for her life and herat. was a fleece. water flows and not soon is in stagnation would mean the end for me big me here in ma we can live in and interests so i

st. petersburg is the ordinance enforced by police. to find a place where blacks can swim but the most disgusting place imaginable where the railroad tracks ended, the biggest issue for years. they had a swim in, and they won in court and closed the pool for a year and a lot of those heroes are still around and took their lunch in 1956. >> thank you for getting to the ocean. a couple more. stick around for 2 more questions. >> sure. joe cohen says possible, even probable a gasoline station advertising the roadside that offered segregated restrooms was actually in a manner that might be perceived and was racist, was in fact encouraging black people to stop, the reality being they did not let a black man or woman use it, them on colored restroom, it was a racist but the fact applaud better than going behind the station. a veiled invitation like that. >> it is possible but not in this case. the other thing, segregated restrooms appeared to be addressed to white women in particular, but you raise a good point, filling stations were blacks,

st. petersburg. his books include freedom writer covid 1961 in the struggle for racial justice in the best book of 2006 by the "washington post". doctor me at bay is in addition tonight's book and white image in black line another book. she is the professor of american history at the university of pennsylvania please join me in welcoming doctor bay. let's see if i can get them up on screen. welcome doctor bay, et cetera right to have here with us this evening. welcome back on for the q and a but we will let you take the show away and enjoy the conversation, thanks for being here. >> thank you for inviting us, jennifer. i went to think the mark twain house and museum on the center for sponsoring this. it is a wonderful idea. i'm really looking forward to this. i actually read vias new book and manuscript. i've seen with hardcovers with the beautiful coverage even more exciting. it's really an amazing peace of work. they asked me for a blurb i was happy to give it i think it's such an amazing book. i s

st. petersburg, florida. thank god i got there safely. i was just about 8 or 9 or 10 and i was sitting in the colored car. and i wasn't supposed to move except for necessary purposes. i didn't know, i didn't know i could come here and see this. and our children don't know it. that's why we're on the floor today. we're on the floor today because we have to begin to embrace each other's story. and so i'm very delighted that i'm leading on h.res. 398, embraced by the congressional black caucus, this will be on the floor of the house this coming wednesday. and my counterpart in the united states senate is a very dear friend, senator elizabeth warren, who believes in this resolution that is the recognizing of the forthcoming centennial of the 1921 tulsa race massacre and it doesn't say riot, it says massacre. it was a massacre. thank you to the house leadership. thank you for their understanding the value and importance of this as we lead into june and begin to move on h.r. 40, the commissioner's study and developed reparation proposals. nothi

in 4 days of work in a field near st petersburg to diggers have already found 50 soldiers but so far they've only managed to identify a few. thank you for your underbody of the. first film of your new fish they are your search your search for fish to ensure version you carry with stickers you must think it was. the rear is excited because they found a soviet id it should reveal the soldier's name hometown and sometimes family context the tales of capsules like this have to be opened carefully to avoid damaging the slip of paper inside if the name is legible they will be able to find the soldier's relatives and that's what matters most for your future advising me of basically everything history said to me that your letters are so large number of just noble self i spoke right more than the city of mystery prison i dismissed the particular guy who missed the let's go through. point and destruction shit. in the middle east you can arrange your search in with areas to walk. yes you are so much slower than a national emergency or a small need to sort out a mob i knew the new york there's a

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st. petersburg and moscow were later destroyed during soviet communist persecution. so those who could escape from the soviet union did so in various parts of the world, often entrusted to jesuits, jesuit order, society of jesus were often trained, jesuits in rome to serve russian byzantine catholic christians. so our parish our lady of fatima was a jesuit parish from its inception in 1950. >> let me ask you this if i have it right, you are catholic church in full communion with the church of rome. >> yes. >> you do services in english. >> you moved to english about 20 years ago. >> if i wanted to fulfill my sunday obligation, receive sacraments, confession, eucharist at your church that is perfectly all right. >> like any other catholic church, the liturgy will be different. we are parish of the arch diocese because the number of russian byzantine catholic churches throughout the world is so small that the holy sea entrusted them to care of the local latin ordinary which in our case is the archbishop of san francisco. i am a priest of the arch diocese. he has appoin

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st. petersburg, florida, kevin. go ahead. caller: our predominantly black schools are failing at math and reading. nothing is being done about it. there was a law passed 25 years ago called "infusion" where the schools in florida would see themselves in a more positive role as students. we know if students see themselves in a positive role, they will have a vision and become that. right now, our classrooms are not fit to integrate infusion. they're not fit to have a multiracial curriculum in the classroom to fit all colors and all kinds of kids. our african-american kids need to see themselves in more of a positive role. why is there not room for infusion to have these classrooms makes with multicultural curriculum? host: do either of you want to respond? guest: i would love to respond because one of the things i think is so exciting about this opportunity to invest in universal pre-k is it could create this opportunity to have truly diverse education learning environments where you are bringing students of different racial a

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st. petersburg.mage the drone, he said, well, it's better not to think about it. >>> there's real life drama in hollywood, actor tom cruise is reportedly giving back his three golden globehe awards show next year. it's the latest backlash against the hollywood foreign press association over the lack of diversity. there are no black members among its 87 voting members. the organization has pledged reform. last week it pledged to diversify its membership, but it's facing possible boycott from actors and warner brothers. >>> the talladega super speedway is alabama is letting people drive their own car on the world famous track this saturday. it's ape or vaccinated against the coronavirus. they'll follow a pace car at ed rather, including the 33-degree high bank. >>> and amazing amy has done it again. amy bockerstette became the first person with down syndrome to compete in a national collegiate athletic championship. she teed a yesterday at a competition in florida representing a community college in ph

st. petersburg over the weekend. capturing the incredible shot there.ttached to a small model military plane the celebration was marking the end of world war ii. it's always amazing to watch fireworks, but how cool is that? >> i've never seen fireworks like that. awesome. >> thanks for watching "early today. i'm frces riveraan >>> he said he was robbed for his watch and that he tried to take his wallet. >> right now at 4:30, another disturbing attack in the bay area against an elderly asian man. what the suspects got away with and the action the state's top prosecutor is taking to crack down on hate crimes. >>> moving into yellow, the bay area county set to head into the least restrictive coronavirus tier today. we're breaking down what this means for you. >>> plus, long lines, even gas shortages in some cities across the country. the fallout from the cyber attack of a top u.s. pipeline is far

st. petersburg kicks and women to the ground while he was in charge, they didn't even fire and i don't want to be part of the system any longer. i'd be ashamed of the violence. and even if i myself were not present in march survey attended a seminar organized in moscow by a civil rights group for aspiring regional politicians like sergey people all over russia. want to get into politics at the podium, a prominent opposition figures after not even half an hour, the police storm, the seminar apprehending everyone they can get hold of. one man was even taken away in the middle of his interview with us. of course, taking parts of the opposition is risky. yeah, yeah. she was saying this is about russian future. yes, i did say to was arrested for the 1st time in his life. he was released the same day and later sentence to pay a fine return to yvonne of april was making videos for his log. the demonstrators were prone of only, but they were in the minority. like everywhere, russia. now, while they're standing there because of no volley, i've heard of him, of course, he's a bad person. everyone say

st. petersburg, florida frustrated saying the governor doesn't always know which each individual communityds because they're not here and they don't live here. kenneth. >> ike there in washington, thank you. >>> president biden has agreed to allow more than 62,000 refugees into the country following backlash from democrats. it's a major reversal after the white house said it would lead the annual cap on refugees at 15,000, which was set by president trump. >>> scientists are tracking an out-of-control chinese rocket falling back to earth that could partially survive re-entry into the atmosphere. the rocket launched last week, and the boosters were supposed to fall into the ocean. but they fell into earth's orbit. that means the rocket parts, which are 98 feet long, could fall to earth any day now landing anywhere from new york to beijing to new zealand. one expert told a nasa youtube channel a similar mistake with a rocket last year sent debris raining down over africa causing serious damage. >> it had these long metal rods like, you know, 15-meter-long metal rods that were slicing through

st. petersburg where he works as a security consultant. he's also the leader of one of the most radical fun right organizations. the base served to provide a bridge between groups and loan walls. the b, b. c, obtained and broadcast recording of right now the sorrow talking about the group plans. so the best option for us is full collapse roll initially creating self areas possible and growing from there. a few months ago, a number of leading members of the base were arrested in the u. s. on suspicion of planning a terrorist attack that sarah himself continues to live undisturbed in russia. he's been using the internet to recruit minors from across europe for his group, so called struggle conducting interviews for potential inductees. a large number of teenage boys in europe have already been groomed by the base. young people are being increasingly exposed to phone, right? ideal naji on line with a growing number now popping up on the radar of the summer tease. in many cases, they still haven't formed their own view of the world. also, we h

st. petersburg to areas in africa, and even in one case, they shifted into mexico and then try to reach into the u.s. to get domestic producers of content, when the nsa cannot look at that activity, and then also shifting away on two online journals. it looks to have legitimacy at least, and so what we are seeing is that we are countering a lot of this activity but the adversary is flowing like water to the softer spots, the low points where they can continue to drive their information, and because the demand for conspiracy, because the demand for sensational claims about for instance, the outcome of the election has such willing recipients, they will continue to have opportunities going forward, so we need to return to some level of trust in authoritative and trustworthy voices. fmr. sen. hurd: if i can pick on that thread for a second, my exposure to disinformation and misinformation was through terrorist trying to influence and radicalize societies, and when i was in the cia, al qaeda was doing night letters. and this was in the late night -- 1990's, and putting it on different doorsteps.

the 2 artists lived for many years in st petersburg where their 2 children were born.and a doctorate in art history writing a dissertation on ornamental traditions. and this is an interpretation of calligraphy your midrash this is the geometrical form which has rather clear lines and for then i developed 3 or forms that are not quite so geometrical you know see only here and here i've written the word for love. the mark saudis decided not to return to afghanistan and the civil war in 1904 they left for germany and applied for asylum in munich saudi especially loves the woods on the banks of the east river. in this charade a city that's who in difficult times for instance when my husband was ill i used to take solitary walks along the river and embrace the trees i drew a kind of strength and positive energy from them. since her husband's death nature has remained the most important source of inspiration for her life and herat. was a fleece. water flows and take notes you missed and stagnation would mean the end for me big me here in my meeting living in i'm in floods so

st. petersburg to areas in africa and even in one case they shifted into mexico and tried to reach into the us to get domestic producers of content where the nsa can't look at the activity. then shifting away into online journals. and it looks to have a patina of legitimacy at least so what we're seeing is we are countering a lot of this activity, but the adversary is flowing like water to the softer spots, the low points where they can continue to drive their information. because the demand for conspiracy, because the demand for claims about the outcome of the election as such willing recipients here, they're going to continue to have opportunities going forward . so we need to return to some level of trust in authoritative and trustworthy voices. >> if i can pick on that thread for a second. my exposure to disinformation and misinformation was through h terrorist trying to influence at radicalized societies and when i was in the cia al qaeda was really writing letters and this was in the late 90s, early 2000. then you fast-forward to isis being able to leverage social media. so in that pr

st. petersburg international economic forum. president putin will give the keynote speech. the g7 finance ministers and central bank chiefs will be meeting in london ahead of the main g7 summit next week, setting the scene and making sure everyone is comparing notes and there is something tangible to work with for the main meeting. watch out for a rate decision from india's central bank as well. i want to sit -- circle back to the markets for you. some are off for the holidays, the u.s. and u.k., but ultimately there are markets online and indicators can work with. one of them is contracts around stocks on s&p 500 minis. liquidity a little lighter. the last few hours have really been about what china is doing in terms of trying to cool the rally of the yuan and pmi data we got that disappointed some observers, our guests earlier did not read too much into it, but our team think the momentum may have peaked in terms of the manufacturing rebound in china. that will be another step toward the key 6.20 level, a broader weakening of the greenback at the end of the year for brent

st. petersburg, florida. thank god i got there safely. i was just about 8 or 9 or 10 and i was sitting in the colored car. and i wasn't supposed to move except for necessary purposes. i didn't know, i didn't know i could come here and see this. and our children don't know it. that's why we're on the floor today. we're on the floor today because we have to begin to embrace each other's story. and so i'm very delighted that i'm leading on h.res. 398, embraced by the congressional black caucus, this will be on the floor of the house this coming wednesday. and my counterpart in the united states senate is a very dear friend, senator elizabeth warren, who believes in this resolution that is the recognizing of the forthcoming centennial of the 1921 tulsa race massacre and it doesn't say riot, it says massacre. it was a massacre. thank you to the house leadership. thank you for their understanding the value and importance of this as we lead into june and begin to move on h.r. 40, the commissioner's study and developed reparation proposals. nothi

st. petersburg police officer and j.j.'od friend. >> his knees and feet and everything else got hung up around the steering wheel. then, from that point on, multiple back problems, multiple back surgeries. >> and that, said cara, is when -- >> he started drinking heavily, all day, every day. >> at home recovering? >> yes. >> depressed. >> depressed, yeah. >> he recovered eventually, she said, and took that job as an investigator at the medical examiners office. but he was in pain most of the time. >> he kept drinking. and that's when he started using the oxycodone for the knee pain. >> sure. that was prescribed, right? >> yes. but it became chronic. and he was unpredictable when he was on it and off it. >> cara told detectives j.j. liked his work with the medical examiners office, but the horrific crime scenes he witnessed took their toll. so much so he developed ptsd. >> one example, the last one -- a man threw his 7-year-old girl off a bridge. and that was his case. i heard him pick up the phone in the middle of the night

st. petersburg, russia. so can you talk about the extent to which you're seeing an increase, or if you are seeing a increase in those connections and what we're doing to try and address that? for either of you. >> yes, senator. well, you're right to be concerned. i can't give a sense of the magnitude of the problem, but i do think that we have to worry about interactions between domestic violent extremists, particularly racially motivated and ethnically motivated ones where there are similar groups, particularly in europe with similar ideological bents, sharing information. and we have the benefit in that respect of director of national intelligence is very eased with this problem. the seam that was talked about before in one of the other questions is not -- is one that we have worked very hard to eliminate, where there is a foreign aspect of the risk and our intelligence agency partners whose eyes are abroad are being very cooperative in that respect. but we are looking at this problem and it is very much o

st. petersburg, russia put a bunch of stuff on social media and in doing that, they had help with this, canly effective so the platforms called inauthentic accounts, the twitter box that was not real people but a couple of manufactured accounts that were automated. we saw lots of inauthentic fake accounts on facebook and the way facebook was used is interesting. they would pay political advertisements for sure, that was intended to advantage candidate trump and did a great candidate clinton, that is pretty well documented by now but it is a powerful piece, it was creation of accounts that led people to believe they had real views as opposed to intelligence operations. what the internet trolls did was looked for issues that were emotionally charged. things like gun rights, border patrol, immigration, racial justice, started buttering up account pages on both sides of these issues so there would be a page that was very anti-immigration, border patrol, another page that was pro-muslim, the rights of immigrants in the us and things like that. they would gather all the workers over time, things

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st. petersburg, russia and your mission is to create distrust in havoc against western governments, there is m so much for you to draw from now. there is just a mountain of bs out there for you to pluck from all over cyberspace. to weave together thiss elegant conspiracy about how dangerous the vaccines are. or how it masks don't work. or how social distancing is actually population control. go on and on and on. >> great. so heidi let's get into the vaccine hesitancy question. this is a question i get a lot. i was a lot of polls out there something you been working out a lot. one of the features of these polls tends to be the distinction tween will you get vaccinated immediately versus what you get vaccinated eventually. i wonder how movable you think that is. and also to laurie's question, what is the feeling on that? how many people do we really think in the uso and in general are removable on this question what is that mean on vaccines moving forward? >> we have been pulling on and off in different ways over the past year. it's really up-and-down. were doing it in multiple countries. i

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st. petersburg russia, there's a mountain of bs out there for you to pluck from all over cyberspace to weave together this elegant conspiracy about how dangerous the vaccines are or how masks don't work or how social distancing is actually population control or go on and on and on. >> great, heidi, let's get into the vaccine hesitancy question. this is a question that i get a lot. obviously lots of polls are out there. something that you have been working on astst lot. one of the features of the polls sends to be distinction, will you get vaccinated immediately versus will you get vaccinated eventually and i wonder how movable you think that is. i see the polls move a lot and also to lauire's question, what is your feeling on that, how many people do we think in the u.s. or in general are movable and what does that mean for the vaccination going forward? >> we have kind of polling on and off in different ways overfe the past year and it's really -- it's really up and down. and we are doing it in multiple countries and i don't see any two countries that are the same and when you look more sub

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st. petersburg, florida, you could always go take a road trip to orlando and see us there. >> so is everyonecinated? and do you think that should be required, given the price unvaccinated fans will have to pay? >> i think that each promoter is doing their own thing to -- they have their own precautions they're taking on this tour in florida. and this guy is doing this to keep the show -- keep people that are going to the show safe and keeping the band safe. sk and yes, we're all vaccinated. >> just really quickly, if you could, i imagine it's been really difficult this past year during the pandemic not being out there with all of your fans. how excited are you to finally get out there again? >> we're so excited. and we can't wait to get out there and shred for everyone that's into teenage bottle rocket. if you're not familiar with our band, please check us out. we have a new record coming out in october. thanks for having me. >> all right. ray carlyle, good promo there on our show. thanks so much. >>> some of the nation's top researchers will be helping president biden's renewed effort to se

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