st. petersburg starts over a simple demand for higher bread rations. it gets out of hand and it brings in a new demand. bizarre reacts in customary fashion he turns his troops a loose on demonstrators but something goes wrong. the army joins the people. the czar falls, a young lawyer administered justice to the government in which many parties are represented. >> the revolution belongs to the people. i propose to defended against any attack either from the left or the right. >> he arrested the czar and his family and announced that free elections should be held. political prisoners are freed. but in a country without experience and self-government, elements of all shades struggle to convince hungry people that their particular role leads to salvation. the war is unpopular. when it becomes clear that he aims to continue it the german general arranges for the return in a -- where in exile by the government. he arrived a month later from canada. summer 1917 he becomes the provisional government and the claims -- claims russia a republic. equal rights for

people have been surprised by my reporting from st petersburg because i love this place i love the openness of it and it's been a real surprise to me we are i think in the west in my personal view you know putin is painted as a. this is very much the way of people almost actually of coming to russia because there's this idea that somehow a frightening place and all i've been trying to present to people and show people i think is that there's only ever what i see or my truth and my truth from this place is that i love it i feel very safe here much safer than in london for example and i also find people here to be really russian they identify as russian to me and that's a real different from the country that i well let me pick up on that point because you had once specifically about st petersburg to rile a lot of people you describe the city as a place untouched by the myth of multiculturalism and deranged diversity and i'm sure you seen all those dozens of replies of people pointing out to you. most multicultural city in. the world that of course one hundred sixty nationalities are built by.

st. petersburg wanted to collaborate with americans inside st. petersburg.at period, people often forget people wanted to interact with americans because we thought we had a common purpose to build democracy. even after the collapse of the soviet union when i returned and worked for an american n.g.o. dedicate today building ests of the regime.welcomed we were not overthrowing the regime, we were trying to help them. boris yeltsin and many other politicians that wanted to be there. you're quite right that shock therapy, the economic piece happened at the same time and really undermined support for democracy. that happened throughout the entire post communist world, by the way. that's nothing special to russia but it did frame in many ways the way russians thought about democracy. and as a result of that throughout the '90s and in particular august 1998, when there was another financial collapse, russia was hit hard, that's when boris yeltsin decided he needed a new face, a new leader to succeed him. that's when he chose from obscurity vladimir putin. he was

people have been surprised by my reporting from st petersburg because i love this place i love the openness of it and it's been a real surprise to me we are i think in the west in my personal view you know putin is painted as a monster this is very much the way of people almost fifty actually of coming to russia because this is somehow a frightening place and all i've been trying to present to people and show people i think is that if i may have a what i see or my truth and my truth from this place i love it i feel very safe here much safer than in london for example and i also find people here to be really russian first so they identify as russian to me and that's a real different from the country that i well let me pick up on that point because you had want specifically about seemed to rile a lot of people you describe the city as a place untouched by the myth of multiculturalism and deranged diversity and i'm sure you've seen all those dozens of replies of people pointing out to you. most multicultural city in. and of course one hundred sixty nationalities are built by. the friends. in t

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st. petersburg florida or fort lauderdale florida to eliminate all jewish people from that ad. and imagine what you can get away with. and they probably did but we will never know they hit their target they hit the response than they are gone with no oversight. my friend said you need to write that book and what it does to our democracy i have been collecting work and research the scholars were putting together on how facebook has messed with politics around the world and is a for some tremendous dissension and hatred in places like iser by jean and how to use facebook to mess with estonia of all places and how russia had in concert with her actual invasion of crimea to flood crimea with propaganda through facebook so all of these data points i had been accumulating and putting them in electronic folders there was a lot of material what it does with our data and then i was thinking i could string this together i sent it out because everybody came to that moment that facebook played a crucial role of how politics work around the world we have seen very clear evidence that it con

and police in the russian city of st petersburg have arrested gay rights activists who were taking part in an unauthorized rally organizers said they would stage one man protest after city authorities turned down their request to hold a parade a law banning what the russian government calls quote gay propaganda has been in place since two thousand and thirteen. amazon has begun removing products with nazi symbols on them from its online store the decision comes after the internet retail giant was criticized for allowing third parties to sell right wing paraphernalia the company says it has blocked several seller accounts and is reviewing the status of others amazon's regulations banned third parties from selling products that promote hatred violence or racial and sexual intolerance. the british government says it is deeply concerned by the violence following zimbabwe's election as well as the quote disproportionate response from security forces at least six people died after troops opened fire on a demonstration on wednesday people took to the streets to protest against a legit vote rig

the russian side, zenit st petersburg, pulled off the biggest europa league comeback in 33 years afterning a 4—0 first—leg deficit against dinamo minsk to win their third round qualifier. zenit managed to score the four goals they needed to take the game to extra time, that's despite having a player sent off. but they then went 5—4 down to minsk, before coming back again to score four more goals, winning 8—5 on aggregate. meanwhile, sevilla thrashed lithuanian side zalgiris 5—0 in their second leg to win 6—0 overall. steven gerrard's rangers side are also into the final play—off round after a goalless draw against slovenian side maribor ensured a 3—1 aggregate win. and burnley are one round away from the group stage too after a 1—0 win over istanbul basaksehir in extra time. it was somewhat inevitable after they lifted the world cup last month, france have been named as the number one team in the men's fifa rankings, which were announced on thursday. didier deschamps‘ side rose six places to take the top spot from germany after winning the world cup for the second time, moving them ahe

and after some of the other stories making news around the world police in the russian city of st petersburg have arrested gay rights activists are taking part in an on or authorized rally organizers had said they would stage one man protest after city authorities turned down their request to hold her raid a law banning what the russian government calls propaganda has been in place since twenty thirteen. turkey's president that's a type everyone has announced counter stations on to u.s. officials after the u.s. froze the assets of two turkish ministers earlier this week the route was sparked when turkey entertained a u.s. pastor working in the country and allegations of terrorism and espionage. amazon has begun removing products with nazi symbols from its online store the decision comes after the internet retail giant was criticized for allowing third parties to sell right wing paraphernalia the company says it has blocked several seller accounts and is reviewing the status of others amazon's regulations have banned third parties from selling products that promote hatred violence racial or s

st. petersburg, florida or fort lauderdale and eliminate all jewish people from that if you want and imagine what you could get away with but we will never know because the that don't exist anymore, they were ephemeral, hit their target, got the response and are gone and there is no oversight. my friend said you need to write that book, talk about what facebook does to our democracy. i hadn't thought about doing that. i had been collecting research that some amazing scholars had been putting together, work on how facebook missed with politics around the world, how facebook is a source of tremendous dissension and hatred and other problems, how russia used facebook to mess with estonia of all places, very stable democracy. how russia had, in concert with their actual invasion of crimea, flooded ukraine with propaganda through facebook. i had all these data points i had been accumulating and putting them in electronic folders, privacy and surveillance on what they do with our data and thinking i could string this together. i sat down with that weekend and sent it out and got a swell response b

police in the russian city of st petersburg have arrested gay rights activists who were taking part in an unapproved rally organizers have said that stage one man protests and since your thought he has turned down their request to hold a parade banning what the russian government calls gay propaganda has been in place since twenty. turkey's president got it shipped to on a has announced counter sanctions on two u.s. officials off to that country froze the assets of two turkish minister earlier this week was sparked when turkey detained a u.s. pasta working in the country on allegations of terrorism and espionage. chinese artist and political activist i way away says his studio in beijing is being demolished by china's all foresees i posted a video on his instagram account of an excavator demolishing a wall he's been an outspoken critic of chinese government policy he moved to germany in twenty fifty. fortune's government says it's deeply concerned by the violence following zimbabwe's election and the disproportionate response by security forces at least six people died after troops ope

police in the russian city of st petersburg have arrested gay rights activists who are taking part in an unapproved dryly organizers has said that stage one them protests off the city or forty's turned down their request to hold a parade on low banning what the russian government calls gay propaganda has been in place since twenty thirteen. turkey's president the one has announced counter sanctions on two u.s. officials off to that country first the assets of two turkish ministers earlier this week the round was spock's when turkey detained a u.s. pasta working in the country on allegations of terrorism and espionage. amazon has begun removing products with nazi symbolism from its online store the decision comes off the amazon was criticized for allowing sales by third parties and right wing paraphernalia i was in says it's blokes several said accounts and reviewing the status of others and this is regulations bound policies from selling products that promote hatred violence or racial and sexual intolerance. you support our until today has been looking at this story in detail. was and

st. petersburg where the workers are north korean migrants. u.s. diplomats tell cnn they believe more than 50,000 north koreans work in russia and upwards of 80% of their wages are paid directly to pyongyang. it is an important source of funding for the cash-strapped regime. >> russia is allowed to keep the workers which they have but not to either enlarge the quotas or introduce new labor resign the contracts. and the annual biquuity is that nobody has looked into the proper contracts so nobody knows how many years they are allowed to stay. >> reporter: and his sanctions tighten on north korea with concerns about how pyongyang uses the cash earned by the laborer who work, sleep and even eat here. this looks like it is the canteen for the north korean workers and here they are in here having their lunch. obviously this is very important. a lot of people just here. and it is very important because across russia, there are thousands -- come on in, come on in. there are thousands of north koreans that operate on north korean sites. and the importance

st. petersburg. mostly due to maladministration of railroads and to a lot of siphoning off of food by corrupt officials. red lines began forming in petrograd and people will stand in line for hours and hours and hours hoping they could get into the shop and there was still be something left for them to buy. this is a bit we are familiar with in russia and we saw it again in the late 1980's. while people were on these lines, it was a great forum in a sense, great opportunity for people to treat horror stories and to agitate, to complain about the authorities and it unrest inrowth of petrograd. ,hey were strikes and protests no one was quite sure what to make of it. fairnk we probably have a number of people from missouri here tonight. i don't know if anybody recognize this man, this is david francis. he was former mayor of st. louis and later governor of the state of missouri. by 1917, he was the u.s. ambassador to the russian imperial court. he sent word back to washington as these protests were gain

themselves from me entirely but what i noticed about people with strong beliefs particularly here in st petersburg you know it's a joy to be surrounded by so many christian churches by the also docks people that believe so strongly ninety percent of people here and you know that i've got key thing i've finished the second thing i really think about the christian faith and what people in south africa are being persecuted is there's a real belief in god in the land and people need something to believe in and i really respect that even though i'm a bad pastor for christianity let me correct you a little bit because going to try creates that this is one of the most atheists you know about that so you want well the very christian feeling city well let me ask me why do we want the i.r.s. or the beholder but if you actually pull people at me i say your question so you have a muslim husband right you know let me ask you a question. for him a profit islam is so fantastic why did muslims always flee to christian countries and why are you why because christian countries or western countries to be more precis

st. petersburg as its being raised up there to that boardwalk area. >> the cat's like, i'm all right.'m going to help out. i'm going to self-rescue. >> he didn't actually self-rescue. that guy took off his blue jeans and lowered them down there and the cat hung on there. >> give me back my jeans. >> i think the more important thing this man may be pantsless but he's a hero. >>> you got an interest in botany. i've got something you want to try. its pretty cool. he's cutting open a green pepper and he's got himself some watermelon as well. he slices off a piece of watermelon and he starts scraping some of the seeds from inside that pepper on to that piece of watermelon and then he wraps it all in cheese cloth, takes that and he goes over and plants it and then he starts showing the progress. we seen start seeing as it starts to grow. we've got some little red peppers right there. >> what? stop it. stop it. stop it now. >> we ve waterpepper, a pepper melon. >> no. >> who knew that it was so simple? >> i can't help but feel slightly skeptical. >>> if you're planning on having a bit of a p

across the country that sort of still remain a mystery to me it wasn't necessarily the city's like st petersburg and moscow or sochi that really surprised me it was it was more my experiences and some are yet to tear and burg cities that i would never likely gone to if it wasn't for this tournament but actually i discovered were incredibly interesting and unique in their own ways. and finally here on the program border fences are generally used to keep people out of denmark is building a new border fence not to keep people out but to keep its animals in the idea though has already been hijacked by some politicians. well known wild for a lot of the water out of good swimmers. when the friends there we can just add a few metres to the height so it can keep not only german wild boars out but also asylum seekers and those chancing their luck regardless of how the fence is set up it will only strengthen border control and it is please. news team here thanks for sharing your friday with us here at international my colleague aaron here in twenty five minutes time with more of your friday worldwide news

across the country that sort of still remain a mystery to me it wasn't necessarily the city's like st petersburg to moscow or so she but that really surprised me it was more my experiences and some are yet to terror cities that i would never likely gone to if it wasn't for this tournament but actually i discovered were incredibly interesting and unique in their own ways thank you joining us here on r.t. international more of your stories in half an hour. p.j.'s national camera. roughly once the showed some look for them. uncool videos of someone with a roughly string apps. going down more on string i don't roughly don't t.v. . when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murderer i would prefer it be one of the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict despond dennison the idea that we more executing innocent people is terrifying the is just no way to parent and that we want even many victims' families want the death penalty to be abolished the race we have to keep the death pena

st. petersburg and there are three of him with those mathematicians. and then doing software for walmart. and the wall street derivatives. >> and looking at what they could have done. and those that could cure your cancer. this is the end of the book and just skipping to that i come out with universal basic income and one of the arguments that i make is that one of the objections figuring out what you want to do with your life that people are lazy and don't want to work we know that's not true if they just give people the money likely will be bad poets and then we just described youtube. but that is interesting because that is what they do when they are pretending to work. >> so we have that. how will that be any worse than it is now? and further if they do they will be happier than highlighting forms all day. and going into perpetual motion and with that happy return on that investment. so that idea universal basic instinct and that goes something like this every benefit we fought very hard for. if you roll them all up and those that they are entitled

a ton of the regions across the country that would still remain a mystery to me it wasn't like st petersburg and moscow i was showed you that that really surprised me more my experiences and some are yet to tear a birth city that i would never likely gone to if it wasn't for this tournament but actually i discovered were incredibly interesting and unique in their own ways. and finally here on the program border fences are generally used to keep people out but denmark is building a new border fence not to keep people out but to keep its animals in the idea has already been hijacked by some politicians. well known while for love of the water and not a good swimmer. on the plains to say we can just add a few metres to the height so can keep not only germany one hundred floors out but also asylum seekers and those chancing their law regardless of how the fence is set up will only strengthen border control and it is clear. thanks for joining us here at r.t. international we talk more and we're back and often are. thanks lisa. one else chose the same wrong one old role just don't hold. any old yet

across the country that sort of still remain a mystery to me it wasn't necessarily the city's like st petersburg and moscow or sochi that really surprised me was it was more my experiences and some are yet to terremark cities that have never likely gone to it wasn't for this tournament but actually i discovered were incredibly interesting and unique in their own ways. and finally a border fence is generally used to keep people out but in denmark it's all about paix all the critics are squealing apparently with delight. well known the wild boar love the water and out of good swimmers. when the friends despair we can just add a few metres to the height so can keep not only german wild boars out but also asylum seekers and those chancing their luck regardless of how the fence is set up will only strengthen border control and it is clear. the fashion use rap for this i would back with more of an ass time. a new stage appeared on the world map in two thousand and eleven south sudan. gets separated from its neighbors done after an independence referendum. since then between government and insurgent tr

that's sort of the heart of the st petersburg dialogue. as regards international issues madam chancellor just mentioned some of the things that we are going to discuss today we'll talk about the situation it would be here any nuclear program and the joint comprehensive plan of action and that is that. we get is extremely important to preserve the deal which has been reached with the direct involvement of the u.n. security council to strengthening the nonproliferation regime we will also talk about the middle east of course and syria specifically we need to step up our humanitarian efforts in the syrian conflict and we need to deliver humanitarian aid to the people of syria we need to how the areas. where refugees can return. talking about refugees living in europe of course even though this is when you need you also this also makes sense but in jordan there are millions of refugees in lebanon in turkey there are three million refugees and this is a huge burden for europe so we should do our best to help those people return to their homes w

across the country that sort of still remain a mystery to me it wasn't necessarily cities like st petersburg and moscow or so she that really surprised me it was it was more my experiences and some are burg cities that i would never likely gone to if it wasn't for this tournament but actually i discovered were incredibly interesting and unique in their own ways when they were donte we love to hear your thoughts on all of our stories so you do get in touch by following is on social media join us again in about thirty minutes for the latest headlines for you that. camera. roughly once they showed some leave for the. future own cool videos and so on with the broken string of. more on string i don't don't t.v. . sophie shevardnadze haiti better by natural disasters is reeling from a scandal around the revelations of abuse by international aid workers how will it affect the humanitarian efforts of n.g.o.s and the u.n. in the country well i ask. human rights lawyer. haiti a country that is still recovering from earthquakes and hurricanes while coping with rampant poverty and a drastic lack of infr

across the country that sort of still remain a mystery to me it wasn't necessarily cities like st petersburg and moscow or sochi but that really surprised me it was it was more my experiences and some are you could terran burge cities that i would never likely gone to but wasn't for this tournament but i actually discovered were incredibly interesting and unique in their own ways. and finally border fences that i'm genuinely used to keep people out but denmark is building a new border fence not to keep people out but to keep its animals in the idea though has already been hijacked by some politicians. well known the wild for love of the water and not a good swimmer. when the friends is there we can just add a few metres to the height so can keep not only germany wild boars out but also asylum seekers and those chancing their luck regardless of how the fence is set up will only strengthen border control and it is clear. when i read i would love to hear your thoughts on all of our stories so do get in touch by following us on social media join us again in about thirty minutes for the latest he

across the country that sort of still remain a mystery to me it wasn't necessarily the cities like st petersburg or moscow or sochi that really surprised me it was it was more my experiences and some are ye caetera burg cities that have never likely gone to if it wasn't for this tournament that actually i discovered were incredibly interesting and unique in their own ways we can get in touch and share your thoughts on all of our stories by following us on social media we'll be back in about thirty minutes with the latest headlines for phasing. please. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be in the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people was terrifying there was just no way that doesn't mean that we will even many of the times families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's

but yes and i think most interesting with this tremendous it wasn't necessarily the cities like st petersburg and moscow was so she that really surprised me it was it was more my experiences and some are you. cities that i would have never likely gone to have it wasn't for this tournament but actually i discovered were incredibly interesting and unique in their own ways. thank you for joining us on our to international today that skype of ninety fun culture added martina raise a looking forward to welcoming you back to russia sometime see just thank you. that's it for this hour we'll be back at the top of the hour with all the latest don't forget to get in touch and share your views on our stories by following us on social media. they gave this man show camera. roughly once they showed some loose leaf for the. future own cool videos with the broken string of. more on string i don't rightly don't t.v. . welcome to worlds apart sending humans into space has long required a national and even international effort to provide all the necessary financing and technology but space access recent succes

across the country that sort of still remain a mystery to me it wasn't necessarily the cities like st petersburg and moscow or sochi but that really surprised me it was it was more my experiences and some are yet to tear on birth city that i would never likely gone to if it wasn't for this tournament but actually i discovered were incredibly interesting and unique in their own ways and wrapping up the program for this hour here on our international right now eleven twenty seven am on friday hope you can join us in half an hour for a new program here on this true. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be in the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying there's just no way that hadn't been that we were even many of the times families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's

across the country that sort of still remain a mystery to me it wasn't necessarily cities like st petersburg and moscow or sochi that really surprised me it was it was more my experiences and some are terran burge cities that i would never likely gone to if it wasn't for this tournament but actually i discovered were incredibly interesting and unique in their own ways. that finally border fences are generally used to keep people out but in denmark it's now back and critics are not squealing with delight. well known wild boar love the water out of good swimmers. when the friends there we can just add a few metres to the height so can keep not only german wild boars out but also asylum seekers and those chaunce in their log regardless of how the fence is set up along the strengthen border control and it just. so that's how things are looking so far this evening we're back with more as usual and how. welcome to sophie shevardnadze haiti battered by natural disasters is reeling from a scandal around the revelations of abuse by international aid workers how will it affect the humanitarian efforts

across the country that sort of still remain a mystery to me it wasn't necessarily cities like st petersburg and moscow i was so sure but that really surprised me it was more my experiences and some are yet to tear and burg cities that i would never likely gone to if it wasn't for this tournament but actually i discovered were incredibly interesting and unique in their own ways. and finally border fences are generally used to keep people out denmark is building a new border fence not to keep people out but to keep its animals in the idea that has already been hijacked by some politicians. well known while for love of the water and not a good swimmer. when the friends despair we can just add a few metres to the height so can keep not so many german one hundred boys out but also asylum seekers and those chancing their lot regardless of how the fence is set up will only strengthen border control and it is clear. i got another program here on aussie international back soon with more hope you can join us. when lawmakers manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themsel

across the country that sort of still remain a mystery to me it wasn't necessarily the cities like st petersburg and moscow or sochi but that really surprised me it was it was more my experiences and some are you ecoterrorism burg cities that have never likely gone to if it wasn't for this tournament that actually i discovered were incredibly interesting and unique in their own ways. finally border fences are generally used to keep people lanky but in denmark it is all about pigs at the moment with a critics not squealing with delight. it's well known the wild boar love the water and out of good swimmers. when the friends is there we can just add a few metres to the height so can keep not only germany wild boars out but also asylum seekers and those chancing their law regardless of how the fence is set up will only strengthen border control and you just please. international thanks he company this friday night we're back again with more news in half an hour. he. greetings and salutations i know it's hard to believe but the united states of america didn't invent economic sanction the athenian emp

across the country that sort of still remain a mystery to me it wasn't necessarily the city's like st petersburg and moscow or sochi that really surprised me it was it was more my experiences and some are yet to tear and burg cities that i have never likely gone to if it wasn't for this tournament but actually i discovered were incredibly interesting and unique in their own ways plenty of stories still to come here on international on this friday program we're coming back to you in about half an hour hope to see you today. d.j.s. national camera. roughly once they showed some look for them. to joan cool videos and sell them with the broken string apps. down more on string i don't roughly don't t.v. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it mean when the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying the is just no way to present and that we want even many of victims' familie

consider you purposefully offensive and yet over the past few days that you've been here in russia in st petersburg you've only said nice things that have this interview honestly is not very used to hearing nice things about itself being purposefully spiteful i saying all those things as a contrarian. people have been surprised by my reports. because i love this place i love the openness of it and it's been a real surprise to me we are i think in the west in my personal view you know putin is painted as a. this is very much the way of people almost actually of coming to russia because this is somehow a frightening place and all i've been trying to present to people and show people i think is is that there's only ever what i see all my truths and my truth from this place is that i love it i feel very safe here much safer than in london for example and i also find people here to be really russian first they identify as russian to me and that's a real different from the country that i quote from let me pick up on that point because you had want specifically about seemed to rile a lot of people you des

much more multi-polar approach and we're already seeing this just like what you probably saw in st petersburg with with the belt road initiative combined with the yes. the shanghai cooperation organization and the year asia european union all beginning to come together with its membership forming this separate economic world order bloc that that's actually going to counter and respond to what donald trump has now done i think europe europe as well because of the sanctions are going to read are going to rebel to out as much as they can and we're going to see that they're going to want to maintain that trade with with with iran as well as with the other countries and that and that region of the world the whole idea because the united states insists upon having the israeli policy interfere with every foreign policy decision it makes it's actually going to it's actually beginning to shift away from that and we're seeing that already you know you know market it seems that if there's a perception i've heard this many times it's the united states is treating its its friends worse than its enemies i

that there's no way the problem of social media manipulation is limited to a single troll farm in st petersburg and the fact is now beyond a doubt what this is to me and what it smells like is we're going to use creepy oh and people are going to convince the world that all commit suicide via social media and burn the united states down to the ground we're going to convince everyone we can do that and it's kind of become that like nine eleven for terrorism it's like any group we don't like any country we don't like we're going to say they're out there manipulating our social media and they're evil and let's go after and that's pretty much i think what we're seeing in this point forward. diplomacy is our very first line of defense against hostility whether it be militarily or. economically but these days sanctions are the name of the game a game the u.s. isn't exactly winning as countries around the world are faced with economic sanctions for various transgressions the world of diplomacy is losing favor amongst elected officials however according to a recent gallup poll over half of americans dep

so a joint study between the university in st petersburg russia and the laser in central institute in hanover germany a theoretical physicist tested how the great pyramids of giza would interact with electromagnetic waves and while their findings launched anyone who sees and was seen season one of ancient aliens it is surprising the science community it seems that the pyramids are capable of concentrating electromagnetic energy within the inner chambers and within its base these findings mean that the great pyramids of giza could ultimately help scientists create new kinds of nano particles that could be used to produce highly efficient solar panels and sensors far beyond what we have available today just think we might learn the key to clean energy from a forty five hundred year old four hundred fifty six what stack of rock. that's been labeled lucasfilm until now turns out that a structure believed to be a place for the dead is probably the key to life from our bad i can't believe my engine aliens coming true are riding on our lives pretty incredible all right that is our show predi

the vessel which is carrying 3,600 containers, hopes to reach st petersburg by late september.ional airline was up 15% to more than $700—million over the past year. aggressive restructuring has seen the airline slash jobs, reduce its fleet and cut loss—making routes. let's have a look at what the markets have been up to. a lot of the markets globally really focused on that step up of the us and china, that trade war, the extra tariffs today. it means in total 100 billion dollars worth of goods of exports from the us and china have been slapped with these 25% tariffs. they are in talks at the minute but there isa are in talks at the minute but there is a threat of more tariffs to be applied in future. sainsbury‘s are down 0.5%. that is due to the investigation into their merger with asda. we expected that merger would be investigated so just a slight slip in the sainsbury‘s share prices. much more coming up from 2pm. now it's time for the weather prospects. cooler conditions are creeping their way southwards. we will notice a difference in our weather from tomorrow. we are seein

themselves from me entirely but what i noticed about people with strong beliefs particularly here in st petersburg you know it's a joy to be surrounded by so many christian churches by the also docs people that believe so strongly ninety percent of people here and you know that i that's key thing i've finished the second thing i really think about the christian faith and what people in south africa are being persecuted is there's a real belief in god in the land and people need something to believe in and i really respect that even though i'm a bad for christianity let me correct you a little bit because going to try creates that this is one of the most atheist you know about that so you want well i'm very christian feeling city well let me ask me why do we want the irish or the beholder but if you actually pull people out here is that your question so you have a muslim husband right yeah let me ask you a question. for him a profit islam is so fantastic why did muslims always flee to christian countries i want to hear why because christian countries or western countries to be more precise tend to

you know to over two thousand and eight interpol seventy seven general assembly was held in st petersburg in his opening speech ronald noble directed an appeal to then prime minister vladimir putin. mr prime minister i beseech you personally and all heads of state and government of interpol's one hundred eighty seven member countries to act swiftly and decisively in supporting interpol's global security initiative for the twenty first century and the creation of a billion year. a fund to support interpol's efforts. a billion euros that was fifteen times his budget. what your current budget. seventy million euros go to somewhat isn't you said to me you remember a billion you said it was over four are you prepared to say now you're still one two billion i still want to billion i still believe it should be a boy and i believe it's easy to defend who's stopping you getting a billion or member countries our member countries are prepared to spend billions and tens of billions and billions of dollars and war in other ways to try to make the world safer and not spend a fraction of that to try to

st. petersburg calling to boycott all of his businesses. >> an elderly neighbor who walk dogs came runningd set all over downtown are these posters that say you are a predator and sexual violence, what is going on? i'm not a victim, they have nothing to do with it. rob: he says he has been leasing this complex for 21 years. this is the first time he has had an issue. police are looking at this incident but it may simply be an act of free speech. border patrol agents nabbing 20 illegal immigrants, they busted the group after a canine other them at a highway check point at the us-mexico border. 18 of them are from mexico and guatemala who are said to be in good health. the drivers from the united states, has been arrested. jillian: calling the police over walking a dog. a mother investigated after a neighbor reported her for allowing her 8-year-old daughter to walk their dog in the neighborhood alone. the outrage did not stop there. >> apparently whoever called the police didn't think the police were good enough judge of what was okay and not okay. >> child services and the police closed the