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after her trip to st petersburg you both travel to the town of dead just outside moscow. she's come to meet father on the twenty biggest if he works to rehabilitate people who have been cast off from society. bless you my child. oh are you let me give you a hug. here was achieved all the goals that you blessed really. churches in siberia and a death or a refuge. how is the search for. the members bad really you once helped you worf to find her own path after leaving the sect inevitably she also wanted to talk about her daughter tatiana. she got married and had a baby and then came back. we met that and we went to church to baptize the child . she seemed quite positive about it but in the end she left. without even saying goodbye to me or the children. the people that came to you what kind of physical state where they. of course the thing is they were all mentally ill but i suppose they had developed a variety of psychological problems that very often sadly ended with. complete isolation from society is never good for people. it is a. i still to save my daughter. but safer

i first heard about it when i was in st petersburg they showed a film that affected me deeply and i cried so hard you wouldn't believe what the film was about humility and pride and it really worked in my mind but it didn't say anything about him being christ except it as an ecovillage but the spiritual side is destructive is a u.f.o. enthusiasts and it occurred to him sometimes that he was the second coming with. you both explains how she finally came to join the community she worked as a physiotherapist there she gives confused accounts as if we looked in to discuss the hardest part of her own personal heartbreak when she left tiger seven years ago her daughter to tianna chose to stay behind you have a ball i bought this house for my daughter she wasn't married then she left her first husband and had nowhere to live so i thought i should keep. this can be a living room this could be a kitchen. the air here is so beautiful and of course i'm waiting for my daughter and her family. tatiana lives in the so-called dorm callister that's what vissarion followers call the sacred mountain where

she got married and had a baby and then came to st petersburg. we met that and we went to church to baptize the child. at first she seemed quite positive about it but in the end she left. without even saying goodbye to me or the children. people that came to you what kind of physical state where they. of course the thing is they were all mentally ill. they had developed a variety of psychological problems that very often sadly ended with. complete isolation from society is never ever good for people. it is with them i. was with you till it failed to save my daughter i guess it was safer in ways this only you know it. all you know she will come back i know it and i will wait. even if it means i must wait. until my dying day. as a new physician i swear to abide by the hippocratic oath. to the best of my ability and judgment. i will prescribe for the good of my patients. i will not give deadly doses to anybody. or advise others to do so. i will never do harm to the. doctors of the doc's on october. fifth on june sixteenth one thousand forty one we h

st. petersburg, across the bay to tampa.eep in mind 100 years ago the options for travelers were very limited so that flight was monumental. the passengers had an option to actually take a flight. the aircraft used today by the pilot was not the exact replica of the flight used behind me is replica of what had been used in 1914. but the pilot was able to get up out of the water. we saw him loop the area once, and then we saw him disappear into the horizon. so a very monumental day, an historic day, and one that supporters here want everybody to know that st. petersburg is actually where the first commercial airline flight started and set the aviation industry in motion. >> reporter: looking at the place behind you, it is easy to understand why the flight took place there instead of here in new york where it is in the teens. >> that's a good observation, dell, because this is ament completely open air type of flight. no frills, no every head compartments. only two people would fit, the pilot and one passenger. and it was the

from st petersburg and. from fall of the i'm going to spend the whole year at the progress research station. time to clear things up and answer the main question who am i what changes await us they'll probably happen. this is antarctica. kind of uncomfortable after the ship right. was one of the pioneers of russian antarctica there was nothing here except a rock before the first generation of explorers with plenty of experience in the north pole landed here on the southern continent. i don't know how low. it was but the two russian stations from the ground up he spent almost every winter here our first joy decks position was number nineteen. this is a good keeping up with tradition of photographing each winter team it's really good. come to check up on the progress station after it's reconstruction it's recently been named the capital of the russian expedition. are you happy i can see that compared to other stations here this place is having. the most important event in the life of a station is stuff rotatio

from st petersburg and. from i'm going to spend the whole year at the progress research station. time to clear things up and answer the main question who am i what changes await us they'll probably happen. this is antarctica. kind of uncomfortable after the ship right. was one of the pioneers of russian antarctica there was nothing here except a rock before the first generation of explorers with plenty of experience in the north pole landed here on the southern continent. i don't know how low. it was but the two russian stations from the ground up he spent almost every winter here our first joy decks position was number nineteen. this is a good keeping up with tradition of photographing each winter team it's really good. come to check up on the progress station after it's reconstruction it's recently been named the capital of the russian expedition. are you happy i can see that compared to other stations here this place is having. the most important event in the life of a station is stuff rotation. everybody. twenty five people will be spending this winter at the progress station

from st petersburg and. from fall of the i'm going to spend the whole year at the progress research station. time to clear things up and answer the main question who am i i am what changes await us probably happened. this is antarctica. kind of uncomfortable after the ship right. was one of the pioneers of russian antarctica there was nothing here except a rock before the first generation of explorers with plenty of experience in the north pole landed here on the southern continent. i don't know how low. it was but the two russian stations from the ground up he spent almost every winter here our first joy decks position was number nineteen. this is a good keeping up with tradition of photographing each winter team it's really good. come to check up on the progress station after it's reconstruction it's recently been named the capital of the russian expedition. are you happy i can see that compared to other stations here this place is having. the most important event in the life of a station is stuff rotation

from st petersburg and. from fall of the i'm going to spend the whole year at the progress research station. time to clear things up and answer the main question who am i what changes await us probably happened. this is antarctica. kind of uncomfortable after the ship right. was one of the pioneers of russian antarctica there was nothing here except a rock before the first generation of explorers with plenty of experience in the north pole landed here on the southern continent. i don't know how low. it was but the two russian stations from the ground up he spent almost every winter here our first joy decks position was number nineteen this is a good keeping up with tradition of photographing each winter team it's really good. to check up on the progress station after it's reconstruction it's recently been named the capital of the russian expedition. are you happy i can see that compared to other stations here this place is having. the most important event in the life of a station is stuff rotation. everybody

story short time st petersburg is reverting back to its old name lemongrass. at least get downtown. many of the people you are young. the intent is aimed at them. using archive film footage of the time when one million people die of starvation or exposure in the city. leno pastoral company and has stayed at home with her grandson. she was just thirteen when the german army encircled the city cutting it off from food supplies. the daily bread ration was just one hundred twenty grams per person. that was too little to survive on. but shortly before the siege started killing his father bought a large amount of starchy wallpaper paste to renovate the apartment. you can view my mother makes the powder with water from the river. in any kind of gal the comedy pancakes so much the stuttgart for cooking. my mother used inquiry chemical paint thinner. it was actually quite toxic to the door my new template and then we can feed ourselves for it. my date was today elena doesn't think much about the celebrations in the city. the memories of the blockade are still too painful. no i don't even kno

one of its largest cities was liberated from a nazi siege during the second world war people in st petersburg which was known as leningrad back then spent over two years cut off from the rest of the country unable to get food supplies and military support these are pictures from a reenactment of the battle which helped end the stage that took the lives of more than a million people the moral services have been held in st petersburg to remember the victims here on r t we have a special report we turn first hand accounts from those who survived the intense bombing starvation and extreme cold you can watch that in about an hour from now. coming up what's two thousand and fourteen going to be like for the middle east and what are the chances of reconciliation between israel and palestine r t sophie shevardnadze will talks to the foreign affairs minister of the palace the palestinian authority next. i've always had mixed feelings about speed traps it seems like it's a waste of the police officers time but on the other hand they sure do make people paranoid and drive more slowly one man from texas

st. petersburg.ivism is now threatening her career, because someone complained to local education authorities, and her conduct is being investigated. so you will not change your behavior. she says when discrimination starts in one part of society, it inevitably leads to other parts. boggich was inspired to act because of this man, an orthodox christian, local politician and father of what's known as the fwai propaganda law. he became one of the most high profile politicians in the country, by fighting for legislation which makes it illegal to tell children gay and straight relationships are equal. she says, suddenly, st. petersburg was famous as a religiously fanatical city withzen owe phobic authorities at the top levels of power. we asked for his view on bogach as an activist and teacher. he said as a parent he would be concerned about what she is saying to children. but students' parents say bogach doesn't discuss gay rights in class. that is her personal opinion and has nothing to do with school,

st. petersburg.he historic flight of january 1st, 1914, with the same 28 mile flight across the bay to tamp area. >> 100 years ago it showed you in the past humanity was drawn beyond itself. today we are, and if we are around in a million years we are as well. >> in 1914 pilot tony janice had one passenger - the mayor of st. petersburg who paid $400 in a raffle to win it. >> the plane had a malfunction, and set down, fiped the plane and got up in the airway gain and flew the last in. >> this is the republica. the ben woir. kermit weeks built it without blue print. it is complete but not see worthy. that first flight was basic. open sir. no protection from the elements. room only for the pilot and one passenger. >> weeks says a person love of aviation prompted them to build the aircraft. he wants the next generation to think big. >> the next aviation is within the birds. moon and starts symbolize our future. >> despite the simplicity in 1914, the commercial service was revolutionary. other options, tr

st. petersburg line.he first flight was 28 minutes. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice are for news. our coverage continues with the 10:00 news, remembering the life of a teen who was killed as she walked home last night. tmz is up next. year everybody! >> happy new year. today you have pitched various stories of this past off that have really pissed people. so, we have a lot of hate mail. give the people who pitch this story the hate mail that somebody wrote to them pitch that of the they made. o dax did something on mark zuckerberg. >> nerd swag. said he's so e thirsty kids from africa send wa

st. petersburg itself has a heroin problem. >> the u.s. described him as a key member of a huge russian asian syndicate with drugs in the countries of central asia that travel all the way to europe. yet that's the very person the russians admit they used to help them get the votes for winter olympics in sochi. >>. >> translator: if we're talking about these links between the criminals and the kremlin, you don't have to go far. >> reporter: this russian investigative reporter showed us photos with rahimov with the mafia boss of sochi before he was killed last yeern was told he would not help russia unless there was something in it for him and his close-knit criminal network, which is known in russia as the thieves in law. >> translator: there was obviously some sort of agreement between the kremlin and the thiefs in law. and he showed us this photo of rahimov a at a russian olympic children events. his ties to heroin trafficking apparently not a problem. >> translator: at that time, he was known as a drug trafficker and there was a warrant

st. petersburg.nder his guidance the film about a -- the philemon act -- the philharmonic developed a transparent sound. allowing each instructor his work. he insisted that all musicians listened closely to each other, and was prepared to learn from others. >> of course i make mistakes, everyone makes mistakes. i think it is stupid if someone sticks to an idea even if it is wrong. if something is better for the music about then why should we listen to ideas that come from soloists or the musicians in the orchestra? >> he would always return to several favorite works, trying to discover the menu -- them anew. his insatiable. often he had always been a source of inspiration -- insatiable durian said he had always been a source of inspiration. inspiration. >> >> if you're a sci-fi fan committed will be in him and you will never forget. being woken up in a pod on a long journey deep in outer space. >> it is not certainly weaker, it is a probe called rosetta. ->> rosetta spent 957 days sipping through spa

to be sent to an institute in st petersburg and the equipment needs regular adjustment. in fact every poll or job has its own specifics such details are handed down to each new generation of polar explorer. these balloons can rise to forty two kilometers. information to a console of the station. is very important we make aeronautical charts for aircraft like how high helicopters can fly for instance similar balloons are released all over the world at midnight g.m.t. russian polar explorers have long invented new ways to make the process more efficient such as how to make them easier to release. it is so short but we can still set up the balloon like this there's about fifty meters of rope here how to make it go. in a mixture of kerosene and benzene that. we came up with it makes it fly higher it can fly up to thirty kilometers. without it it will only go as high as twenty two. other countries don't care so much. less. and how to make it. through inflated with hydrogen. there is a rope down there it's all reference point i can check the top point of the balloon by using t

st. petersburg, at that point leningrad, the street where he lives is very modest.a down below where he used to play had cats. and at that point he said rats. he used to literally beat them off with a stick. very limited circumstances. you know, and the other thing about him was he was kind of a tough guy as a little kid. he was always getting into fights. he was always late for school. and the thing that saved him was judo. and i think when you look at those pictures -- >> yes. >> and see him as a sports person, that is really a very important part of his life. because if he hadn't gotten into the discipline of judo, he might never have become the person that he is. >> and what do you make -- you were in the press conference just three weeks ago, that four-hour extravaganza there. and what do you think of what he's doing now, preparing for the olympics? because you see he released -- one instance, he says, okay, i'm not for gay rights. but then he seems to back off that a little bit. >> everyone is welcome. >> yes. and then busy riot, arrests them and has them rele

to monitor high altitude conditions all the data he collects has to be sent to an institute in st petersburg and the equipment needs regular adjustment. in fact every polar job has its own specifics such details are handed down to each new generation of polar explorer. these balloons can rise to forty two kilometers. carry sensors that relay information to a console of the station. is very important we make aeronautical charts for aircraft like how high helicopters can fly for instance similar balloons are released all over the world at midnight g.m.t. russian polar explorers of long invented new ways to make the process more efficient such as how to make them easier to release. it is so short but we can still set up like this there is about fifty meters of rope here how to make it go higher. in a mixture of kerosene and benzene that. we came up with it makes it fly higher it can fly up to thirty kilometers. without it it will only go as high as twenty two. other countries don't care so much. less. and how to make it faster there are inflated with hydrogen. there's a rope down there it's all

to monitor high altitude conditions all the data he collects has to be sent to an institute in st petersburg and the equipment needs regular adjustment. in fact every poll a job has its own specifics such details are handed down to each new generation of polar explorer. these balloons can rise to forty two kilometers. carry sensors that relay information to a console of the station. is very important we make aeronautical charts for aircraft like how high helicopters can fly for instance similar balloons are released all over the world at midnight g.m.t. russian polar explorers have long invented new ways to make the process more efficient such as how to make them easier to release. it is so short but we can still set up like this there's about fifty meters of rope here how to make it go. in a mixture of kerosene and benzene that. we came up with it makes it fly higher it can fly up to thirty kilometers. without it it will only go as high as twenty two. other countries don't care so much. less. and how to make it faster there are inflated with hydrogen. there's a rope down there it's all refe

st. petersburg is behind at tackó d a separate report by another cyber security firm confirms target's networkt hack.lpñri] >>> all right. well, the drought is challenging for farmers and the sierralp lo water levels at one california ñ renewed a search for a small plane and three passengers who all disappeared back(i] 1965. 49 years ago. for the third straight day a team ofxd deputies and voluntee were out at folsom lake east of sacramento today. crews used sonar scans and found several large objects covered in heavy silt. they then sent in a robot with cameras to take photos. crews say they still can't tell at this point what they found as part of the plane or boulder or perhapsÑo 1 something else. >> we are going to regroup. there are several images that were captured in various points in the lake that we will go ahead and jfevaluate. >> the crew says after evaluating the images they will decide next steps in that xdñ search. and next steps right now,nb meteorologist anthony slaughter is here with your micro climate forecast. you know, we've been talking about it, anthony. we're note1 supp

st. petersburg, is a place that can put on a world-class event. and that, you know, that shows that russia really has arrived. that it's a completely, fully modern country, ready to welcome people from around the world. >> that was olga oliker, a senior analyst at the rand corporation. >>> japanese prime minister shinzo abe is set to arrive in cote d'ivoire after leaving omen. he's the first japanese prime minister to visit the west african country. abe will tell president alassane ouattara that japan is ready to help cote d'ivoire, or ivory coast, rebuild itself after its civil war in 2011. abe is also meeting leaders of other west african nations while he is in cote d'ivoire. he will offer japan's help in dealing with refugee issues. abe says he will tell leaders japan is willing to help train people to achieve stability, and economic growth in the region. >>> abe's making the first visit to africa by a japanese prime minister in eight years. to talk about what he's trying to do there, joining me now is nhk world's kaori nago. why did abe choose

st. petersburg, russia, a well-known program of malicious code in underground. a separate report by another security firm confirms target's system was attacked using a russian virus called katola. they don't reveal how hackers infiltrated target's network but does describe how the virus works, secretly siphoning off personal data at the point of sale. as soon as customers used swipe machines, card numbers, p.i.n.s, phone numbers and e-mails are ripped off. some shoppers are only now finding out that their information has been compromised. this is an e-mail from the usaa savings bank to one of their customers letting her know that to avoid unauthorized transactions, they're sending her a new card. target's advice for customers? >> if you're concerned, change your p.i.n. if you want a new card, we'll get you a new card. >> reporter: in the meantime, retailers are beefing up security while hackers are sending a clear message, buyer beware. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> president obama sought to assure one of america's closest allies that the u.s. is not i

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