in 1998, after the fall of communism, their remains were unearthed and they were reburied in st petersburgmanoff, the great—niece of the tsar, tells the story. following the priests and the nobles, tsar nicholas of imperial russia, with his wife and children. one day, all to find death in a bullet swept cellar. my grandmother was tsar nicholas ii's sister, and my father was tsar nicholas ii's eldest nephew. he called him "uncle nicky". nicholas adored him and he travelled a lot with the tsarina and with the tsar, and was very close with the girls. they used to have cycle races and pony races up and down the palaces. the russian territories are vast and they were incredibly powerful. also, nicholas was the head of the church. already, there was bolshevik movements, and the russian royal family were not as powerful as they were say in 1900. 0n march15, 1917, tsar nicholas ii, supreme ruler of all the russias, was forced to abdicate in the face of political and economic pressure, that lead in the end to total revolution. nicholas and his family were taken to tobolsk, where they were held, and

i drop given them on the summer of two million in demas parents country house north of st petersburg. like here daniel has a daughter from a previous marriage the sort of children are always around his family and. he's a university lecturer. demers mother you know and he's open about her experience of being the mother of a gay man in russia it's not an easy one. demeanor. my new look at the yells and with them yes about them the open your eyes the. us. when you are not of well it was also because you would look at the while you also mean all sort of in this season a yeah. yeah. yeah. i was almost i thought i was a bit strange but. after the war i just thought on the last post. when you but i didn't and. that's because you miss someone doesn't mean it's yes it was never said i should. be alive. but i think you know what am i doing with. duck was busy and you don't like more of what you put i was it grew on so i still think list of the and that is. that was available as. well as additional. buzz when dylan was in you lots of fancy me another bloke walks and then he was a little mostly s

the base was in repino, just outside st petersburg.s young manager were making all the right noises. the players of the past and the opportunities of the past are gone. this team is looking at things in a different way, trying to play in a different way. they have a hunger, they have a desire, we have better technical players than we've had in the past coming through our academies. there's a real enthusiasm and they‘ re looking forward to getting going. matchday five, and england were itching to get started. they came prepared for swarms of arctic mosquitoes in volgograd. but what about tunisia? ashley young with the clip across. clawed away! put in now, though! and put in by captain kane! it was actually a good save from the goalkeeper. stones's header, great header. just gets a fingertip to it. and there he is, the big man. fantastic start for england. dylan bronn‘s ball in... and the referee's pointed to the spot! sassi steps up. and he scores! right in the corner! trippier with the ball across. maguire went for it. and it is in fro

development just hours after the senator's arrest his father was also detained in his office in st petersburg he is one of the top managers at russia's gas giant gazprom to be more precise as one of its branches responsible for providing the northern and russian region regions including st petersburg area with gas he is reportedly charged with embezzlement all of attention thirty billion rubles which he's more than four hundred million dollars so it's a very interested in case and we'll keep an eye on a ten day to do the very interesting here any and all developments all. the life from dawn till in moscow think. british prime minister treason may scored something of a victory in parliament on tuesday in a crucial vote british m.p.'s backed an amendment that would allow her to renegotiate a major sticking point in her breaks a deal of the irish border on the vote seem to bring an element of unity to a very divided westminster and even the leader of the opposition party during the corba no seems ready to engage in this cautions. since we've had this debate in the house as emphatically voted to

i drop given them all the cool thumber afternoon in demas parents country house north of st petersburghere vanya has a daughter from a previous marriage the children are always around in this family. is a university lecturer. demers mother you know and he's open about her experience of being even. now there is a gay man in russia it's not an easy one. to mean that you're just let us start my new look at the yellows and i'll have with them yes about them the company i was the. us. would win yet another one scott you would look at the rally also i mean else it often is this season a yeah build up will still be at the yeah. yeah block with. some luggage a little she was. going to i was almost i think it's a bit of a spiritual something knowing that. the woman you put out in the world. that's because you miss someone who's in years and yes your listeners are not sure . most of them i realize. but i think you know what i might do with this is a little thing you tuck was busy and you don't like more of what you put i was a good one so i still think with the i'm that is so that was an example

precise one of its branches responsible for providing with gaz russia northern regions including st petersburg and he's now reportedly charged with embezzlement of thirty billion rubles which is more than four hundred million dollars a very interesting case investigation is now on to go in and the searches related to that at least seven russian cities will follow it for you and keep you updated. that does it for mail be back with more news and let's say just under thirty three minutes you're watching international. god. that was my god. i know nothing about it was. about. the millennium goals i think are trying to restore the rights of individuals rights of humans in the face of this dystopian nightmare and that's probably why they claim prices being held back from crossing over twenty five thirty thousand dollars per call it is because of the rise if they all say if she is successful and hemans have a agency that's a net negative or a big point in the short term but i will say because there's a lot of people that don't want her seizing power in any meaningful way. u.s. veterans who come back

precise one of its branches responsible for providing with gaz russia northern regions including st petersburg and he's now reportedly charged with embezzlement all thirty billion rubles which is more than four hundred million dollars a very interesting case investigation is now on to go in and the searches related to that at least seven russian cities will follow it for you and keep you updated. dr is in a danger zone coming up our documentary trauma it's a tough watch it's timely it's next. to. the. united states has always had a. nudes and it's a tax on other countries. economic sanctions are are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries a talking about. their past to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country because. we have a responsibility for the whole. and we need to make rules for the rest. because without us there will be chaos. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get acceptable rejected. so when you want to be president one should. want to be rich. but you'd like to be pros

precise one of its branches responsible for providing with gaz russia northern regions including st petersburg and he's now reportedly charged with embezzlement all thirty billion rubles which is more than four hundred million dollars a very interesting case investigation is now on to go in and the searches related to that at least seven russian cities we'll follow it for you and keep you updated. that's on you to now be back in around thirty minutes with all that make sure you stay tuned in the meantime for watching the hawks. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to. have to go right to be close this is what before three of them or can't be good. interested always in the waters in the house. last question. u.s. veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. were going after the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either they're already several generations of them so i just got this memo from the circular defenses office says we're going to attack a

precise one of its branches responsible for providing with gaz russia northern regions including st petersburg and he's now reportedly charged with embezzlement of thirty billion rubles which is more than four hundred million dollars a very interesting case investigation is now on to go in and the searches related to that at least seven russian cities will follow it for you and keep you updated. we need to talk a little about british prime minister trees may scored something of a victory in parliament on tuesday in a crucial vote british m.p.'s bucked an amendment that would allow her to. to renegotiate a major sticking point in her brakes a daily issue of the irish border under-vote seem to bring an element of unity to a very divided at westminster even the leader of the opposition party germy corba now seems ready to engage in discussions since we've had this debate in the house as in phatic the voted to reject the no deal option that the prime minister was supporting how do i say that we are prepared to meet her to put forward i to put forward the points of view from the labor party all of

precise one of its branches responsible for providing with gaz russia northern regions including st petersburg and he's now reportedly charged with embezzlement of thirty billion rubles which is more than four hundred million dollars a very interesting case investigation is now on to go in and the searches related to that at least seven russian cities we'll follow it for you and keep you updated. as talk breaks it shall we and u.k. prime minister koizumi scored something of a victory in parliament on tuesday in a crucial vote of british m.p.'s buchtel amendment but with her to renegotiate a major sticking point in her brakes a deal out of the irish border seemed to bring an element of unity to a very divided westminster it drew reaction from the opposition leader to. me it would have been very good would have been really nice if the prime minister to acknowledge that she did with these to try and support no deal and was defeated. whilst the prime minister may have woman the support of her fellow parliament. tarion she noted faces the challenge of getting the e.u. to open talks she's already fa

precise one of its branches responsible for providing with gaz russia northern regions including st petersburg and he's now reportedly charged with him basil and all thirty billion rubles which is more than four hundred million dollars a very interesting case investigation is now on to go in and the searches related to that at least seven russian cities we'll follow it for you and keep you updated. by the dozen from i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour you are watching our team international stay with us. attempting to force regime change in venezuela brought to you by the trumpet ministration washington's gross interference in the internal affairs of this latin american country is risky the needle and the possibility of large scale violence is very real one thing is certain the people of venezuela will suffer the most. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime tamping each dish. eighty five percent of global wealth you want to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty perce

precise one of its branches responsible for providing with gaz russia northern regions including st petersburg and he's now reportedly charged with embezzlement all thirty billion rubles which is more than four hundred million dollars a very interesting case investigation is now on to go in and the searches related to that at least seven russian cities we'll follow it for you and keep you updated for that does it for me i'll be back in about twenty minutes with more news you're watching or two international glad to have you with us. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line. to get accepted over checked. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to press. it to the right to be press that's what before three in the morning can't be good that i'm interested always in the water as in the hottest. question. hello and welcome to cross talk we're all paying for considered i'm peter lavelle attempted to force regime change in venezuela brought to you by trumpets ministration washington's gross interference in the internal affairs of this latin american country is risky il

world war the centerpiece of the commemorations is a military parade in the city now known as st petersburg some people including survivors have denounced the parade as forty times military propaganda the kremlin denies this saying the occasion is important for all russia it's. to saddam more protests have been called against president omar al bashir hundreds of people have been arrested during a government crackdown on demonstrators and their families are demanding to know where they are him morgan reports from the capital. starts his day in the capital with form calls and internet searches he's hoping to hear some news about his brother muslim men who went missing on the twentieth of january after protests in sudan's second largest city home to a man. we were directed to inquire with national security and we were told to fill out a form and we did that but haven't heard anything yet we did that on the twenty first and don't yet know where he is we don't know how he's doing if he has access to food or water or place to sleep thanks six weeks of antigovernment protests started on the ninete

yeah there are different ways the st petersburg is remembering this part of its history there are memorials that have been taking place the war cemetery where one hundred eighty six mass graves holds probably about half a million people we were there yesterday to see what was going on there were also things like the lighting of candles putting out the numerals nine hundred down on the ice of the of the of the water and then there is a big military parade that happened earlier on sunday now it's certainly not widespread that there is opposition to that but some russians at least have questioned whether showing off tanks and missiles is the best way of commemorating the lifting of the siege and you know the ending of what was such a huge human tragedy for the moment we'll leave it there rory and of course will join you later in the day thank you. now more protests are planned in sudan against president bush's thirty year rule the ministrations began almost six weeks ago over the rising price of bread and the demands for economic reform and political change have grown ever since mohamed el has

of a journalist and filmmaker and i'm starting your journey through russia in my native city of st petersburg. in the past twas a symbol of our country's ambition to join the western civilization. it hasn't been entirely fulfilled. try and explore the society which is turning in on itself again twenty five years after the cold war. fear of russia is on the rise while russians feel threatened and misunderstood. fanning sation of the crimea patricians consider their own. and the support of russian breath red in eastern ukraine fighting the craning couple and the don't recognize have made putin more popular than ever in russia turning him into a pariah in the outside world. democracy means more than a popular leader a very clever ways to boost popularity. i love my country but ailsa context said many things going on here boris nemtsov one of the leaders of the russian opposition i don't know. where i'm going to try and understand why my fellow russians behave and think the way they do. perhaps simply by listening or can see through the wall of mutual suspicion between russia and the outside worl

st. petersburg you have a guidebook for who you have to reach. they probably did figure out how they were going to pass that through. there was no need for any coordination in order to accomplish everything that i am showing you here. it just means you didn't have to have it -- have in order to see it as a pattern. now were going to start moving clear issue identification. mobilizing veterans this is taking a statement by hillary clinton out of context. this is an ad that is erred by an independent extended expenditure. cut, what's the problem. here an actress. make america number one. >> their tweet was this. there is a synergy that takes existing content and then amplifies it out. see under supporters. he obviously didn't say that. i find stein up all of these pieces most interesting. once you look back is become more obvious i would've expected that they would've tried to mobilize people and shift them over to try to get the libertarians. here is an appeal. the only way to take our country back as to stop is to stop voting for the corporations

st. petersburg, florida.was captured on an iphone. 40-year-old daniel taylor became irate when there were no straws available. he reaches across the counter and lunged at the employee. she was having none of it. taylor kicked another employee who complained of pain. police arrested taylor who is homeless. >>> netflix is pleading with viewers to stop imitating sandra bullock in the hit movie "bird box." >> you hear something in the woods, you tell me. you hear something in the water, you tell me. >> bullock's blind box challenge in the movie's world has given rise to the real world internet craze. viewers blind folding themselves hoping to go viral and hurting themselves in the process. videos all over the internet of people staggering through their homes or outdoors. netflix released a warning. do not hurt yourself with the bird box challenge. we are devolving. >> 45 million people streamed that show. >> dear god. >> the movie. >> not the challenge. >> it has been wildly popular. >> she is a lovely actress. >

st. petersburg could figure out how to influence an election here. when "the washington post" asked me to write the op-ed which was actually the genesis of this book, it did so because the social media platforms in late october/early november 2017 were beginning to disclose the advertising content on their site and "the washington post" said you study all this kind of stuff, can you answer the question did this help elect donald trump? that's how i wrote this book. i started out by saying to "the washington post" i'll look at the evidence and see, but i was really doubtful until i looked at the ads and to my surprise, found out they had a theory of what donald trump needed or, on the other side, what one needed to do with hillary clinton, that was really electorally sound. specifically, if donald trump couldn't mobilize white evangelical christians and white catholics, at least roughly to the romney level, and if he couldn't mobilize military households and veterans, at least to the romney level, then he wasn't going to win the electoral college or t

while shopping in st petersburg i look at the range of available products and take stock of shoppers mood. she. he defaults to become on bed interesting. they're not supposed to be here under these sanctions. they're still your boss on the sort of duels when you're assisting all locals. you're obviously is going to step out of the movie but this book will pull. the traditional russian drink cross. but it's not a cult. so this is something very russian pickle carrots well actually it's korea but for some reason russians love it. or you know the part. bargain hunters mean part of cheer for the most part i love them not only used to show government well not for you for. the usual but you were able to get in your sheets in the morning we just there's a part. of it was uplifting it's good that you want to fit the mold should come to to do with get. the book out of the dark blue you. did the wrong. article. fifty seven rubles which is on the one you're still not. up to both it's a different kind of book. the bridge. to pay. google sixty nine google's one us dollar and. of course western sa

st. petersburg, florida, in 1992. >>> tragedy for san francisco, a state student killed in a hit-and-run in california. 21-year-old angelina pinea, a driver crashed into her and kept going. shae she was a third year student at san ci happened at 9:00 at north redondo. the driver was in a black audi suv which has damage to the front shield and hood. >>> a hocking hit-and-run earlier this month. 14-year-old, he was riding his bike when he was hit and dragged for blocks. live at a fundraiser for the teenager he's still recovering from those injuries after that accident, sergio quintana. >> reporter: he's making progress. and news of the arrest in this case was some relief for people at this fundraiser here in oakland. according to police, leigh conner was arrested and accused of several crimes including assault with a deadly weapon and leaving the scene of a collision. the victim, 14-year-old, he's still in critical condition. he under gone several surgeries and suffered dozens of broken bones and severe road rash. his family is happy of the arrest of the suspect in this case but they want

st. petersburg. they said they're not understand this go. but they did. >> peter magowan was quite a guy. >> thank you for joining us. a programming note . trend three will be broadcasting the lives musical event'rent' at 8 pm. you can watch 'rent' on the trend three from 8 pm to 11 pm and the 11:00 news will air on trend three following 'rent'. >> thank you for joining us. good night. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. come to the nationwide for low-price leader.tone, floor and decor. the prices are the lowest you will find. it's affordable no matter what your budget. i saved a lot of money at floor and decor. why wouldn't you want to save money and make your house look great? visit floor and decor. ("the raiders' march" and gunfire playing on tv) okay, help me out here. how does an archeology professor get that go

st. petersburg florida back in 1992. if you were around back then co. it was touch and go and they stayed. hind also credited with signing wife and daughter. >>> while the shut down may be over but white house leaders are not budging on president trump's demand for $5.7 billion for a border wall. congress now faces the president's february 15th deadline to reach a deal or face another partial shut down. the president is also considering declaring a national emergency to get the funding. meanwhile democrats insist a wall is not the best way to improve security. >> what we want to support over the next few weeks is 21st century border security. so we're willing to invest in additional infrastructure particularly as it relates to legal port of entry. >> the end of the day the president's commitment is defend the nation and he'll do it with or without congress. >> the shut down appears to have hurt the president's job approval ratings. 43% approving 54% with the end of the shut down, bay area nature lovers finally getting full access to their favorite natio

the jewel encrusted ornaments were crafted in the form of easter eggs faberge zoltan of shop in st petersburg from eight hundred eighty five to nine hundred seventy then as now faberge eggs are seen as the pinnacle of the goldsmiths art they regularly command several million euros at auction. the exhibition will continue through march twenty fourth. routes through one of the most famous palaces in the world germany's noise from stein cost. it's located in the south of the country and varia and draws around one point five million visitors a year but it hasn't had a full restoration since the last building works finished up in eight hundred eighty eight with most one hundred rooms a facelift takes around five years and started in twenty sixteen but luckily for visitors. remains open during the renovations. at seven am through the morning it looks like the mythical fairy tale castle it was meant to be. the restorers make use of the quiet morning hours. and is being renovated while the castle remains open to the tourists who flock here in droves the tour begins on the fourth floor of the main pal

i drop given them on the coolth summer afternoon in demas parents' country house north of st petersburg. here vanya has a daughter from a previous marriage the sort of children are always around in this family. is a university lecturer. demas mother you know and he's open about her experience of being them. now there is a gay man in russia it's not an easy one. to mean that you're just let us start my new look at the yellows and i love with them yes about them the cup in your eyes that. there are a lot of. us. when you get another one scuzzy you would look at the rally also i mean all sort of is this season a yeah build up will still be at the yeah. yeah block with me some look at you she was stuck with. i was almost i think so but i. thought. the woman you put i didn't know. because it. was amusing yes it was not sure. most of them i realize. but i think you know what am i doing with you that was busy and you know more of what you put i was a good ones who are still coolest the and that is. that was an example as. well as it is going. abuzz when you're missing you lots of fancy me anot

barbara was aiming for st petersburg moscow and kiev ukraine three destinations of major significance. ukraine with its rich lands in resources was an important industrial and economic source for the u.s.s.r. to cut it off from the soviet union would strike a big blow indeed. for most of the soviet union the second world war was about fighting the invaders of their land. but it wasn't quite so simple for ukraine the truth is ukraine has never been a united country. when world war two broke out a large part of western ukraine's population welcomed the german soldiers as liberators from the recently forced upon them soviet rule and openly collaborated with the germans. the real scale of collaboration was not announced for many years after the war but we now know that whole divisions and battalions were formed by ukrainian collaborators such as s.s. c. and not to go and roll into battalions. just in the beginning of the war more than eighty thousand people from college cina region voluntarily enrolled into division s.s. galad seen in a month and a half notorious for their extreme cruelty

stressed out urbanites in st petersburg russia can turn to a new therapeutic treatment involving raccoon says. the program is quite popular both with local people and tourists they can play with the raccoons or feed them and altogether relaxing experience one hour of raccoon therapy costs between twenty five and forty years. after opening the show with some hard rock it's time now to get our groove on with a completely different take on music the swiss sculptor john tangle was a pioneer of so-called kinetic his creations move independently and even make their own sounds one of them called need to has now been restored so that one small creates uniquely intriguing sounds without without the help of a musician playing it. it's up and running again. swiss artist john tank lee's sound sculpture metal harmony too has been restored to its former glory after forty years of rattling and clattering the parts were worn and the sound was anything but impressive so wheels were set in motion to get the machine some much needed maintenance. kinetic art was tanned least trademark he saw movement as a m

st. petersburg, florida.ss who took the video says the fight started when the customer asked for a straw. authorities say the man grabbed the employee's shirt and tried to pull her over the counter. she punched him several times in the face. the customer, a 40-year-old transient, was arrested and charged with battery. >>> still ahead, don't try this at home. the movie bird box inspires fans to put on blindfolds and cause netflix to issue a warning. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," netflix is issuing a warning about the bird box challenge and apple cuts its sales forecast. giovanna drpic is here in new york with that and more. good morning, giovanna. >> good morning, anne-marie. wall street fought to start 2019 off on a positive note after a bumpy day of trading. the stock market closed slightly higher thanks to gains in energy and internet companies like facebook and amazon. the dow jones industrial gained 18 points. s&p 500 rose 3 points. a

st. petersburg, florida. he also spearheaded to build the -- >>> heart break for many people before valentine's day. sweet hearts conversation heart candies will not be produced this year. sweet hearts original producer went out of business last year. but then another candy company bought it in september. they say they didn't have time to produce sweet hearts for this year. but they'll be back next year. and while some people may hate them, candystore.com says conversation hearts were the most popular candy for valentine's day in 2018. however, are we going to converse with our loved ones without them this year? >> they are classic, i have to say. >>> a california family's pet parrot is safe after spending three days in a >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, today pg&e agrees with a federal judge's order on its role in california wildfires. but the i-team explains why they're opposing it. >>> and at a local school board meeting, we examine the issues that will prompt a heated debate. and the change that's res

has worked for the from st petersburg since september even in this cafe in the center of the city heworries about surveillance on the internet he's been accused of being a traitor the wave of online hate is connected to his investigation into the dealings of putin's cohort. he's allegedly behind the so-called troll factory which pays people to promote the kremlin's interests online and behind a controversial russian mercenary. my address is on the internet it's information about my relatives. members of my family. and they openly discuss online about what to do to me before. i say that i find that pleasant and enjoyable of course i don't. but do i feel a certain satisfaction because these threats mean that i wrote the right thing yes . kind of course colleagues in moscow at their daily planning conference the newspaper is one of the last truly critical media outlets in russia for over twenty five years. has been highly regarded for its investigative articles into corruption and human rights abuses for years now the journalists here have felt the restrictions on press freedom in the c

st. petersburg russia not st. petersburg florida and therefore that alone might be enough of an early warning to people. but as we all noted at the aspen cyber conference a few weeks ago, frequently when you label this stuff as suspected information, people click on it more than if it wasn't labeled at all. all. >> what we don't know is after they click on it, do they believe in it or just kind of interested in hearing what it might be, and that's an area that is strongly encouraged as we talk about this lets you research and see what works in terms of the warnings. for instance a different area, but under the new european privacy regime in the protective regulation that's causing companies all across the world, they are probably getting more banner notices to say click here if you want to continue. i don't know about you i am considered an expert in the field i don't read through the terms and conditions of the field. you can't go without and do your business on the internet. one area of research i'm curious about

clever ations are being held this sunday in russia's northern capital of st petersburg today marks seventy five years who is the end of the siege of leningrad which gripped the city for more than two years or in the second world war president putin laid flowers at the memorial of the fallen soldier in his home city earlier a large parade was held as well over two thousand military personnel marched past the winter palace where the iconic moment in schmoozy and was located on the city's central square are two spoke to some veterans who experienced the horrors of that siege. movie it was pure horror but we were such patriots who didn't think the siege would last long i remember the day it was announced with thought that maybe in three months we will advance we believed in it until the very end the faith is what kept us alive i never thought about live in leningrad we can't believe in the end of the siege was near you do you mean you are here to block out of me there was no childhood for me during the siege it was a horror that we young boys only survived because we were able to bear more suf

has worked for novaya gazeta from st petersburg since september even in this cafe in the center of the city he worries about surveillance on the internet he's been accused of being a traitor the wave of online hate is connected to his investigation into the dealings of putin's cohort. he's allegedly behind the so-called troll factory which pays people to promote the kremlin's interests online and behind a controversial russian mercenary. my address is on the internets information about my relatives. members of my family. and they openly discuss online about what to do to me before. i say that i find that pleasant and enjoyable of course i don't. feel a certain satisfaction because these threats mean that i wrote the right thing yes . kind of colleagues in moscow at their daily planning conference the newspaper is one of the last truly critical media outlets and russia for over twenty five years. has been highly regarded for its investigative articles into corruption and human rights abuses for years now the journalists here have felt the restrictions on press freedom in the country tig