the st. petersburg bitcoin, why? space building out different parts of the ecosystem. we think it's an amazing to raise awareness in general. afterry started working with the guys at espn coming up with creative ideas to build events for fans and teams, we decided it was better to make us a bitcoin bowl rather than specific to our company. liz: bitcoin bowl sounds a lot better than what it was, no disrespect to beef obrady's bowl. last year it was ohio university versus east carolina. as we look forward to what you can do, you were talking to espn and struck the deal. was it a tough sell, in light of the fact, there have been controversies including the bitcoin company that went under? >> yeah, they had a lot of questions of course about bitcoin, and, you know, beef obrady's was a great sponsor but a local company in the st. pete area, the guys at espn realized they had a neat product. they had a bowl in a tourist destination, they wanted to attract something that had more of a national brand and get an international

the st. petersburg times? she felt terribly loyal to the times. they had treated air right to my gun to do many great stories. should she take this job with the post? a couple of years after that she and an offer from the new york times. she did not call me. [laughter] she just took the job. so she has done wonderful work there. along the way, of course, i think you know she won the pulitzer prize for a series on vice president cheney, investigative reporting, investigative profile of the vice-president of the united states. maybe later on we will your talk about another subject. maybe later on we can ask her about dick cheney says he is back in the news recently for evaluating president obama's iraqi policy. so will we are here to talk about as a book called worst in the spring which is about the incredible movement toward marriage equality in the interest rates. in the same credible because and all the time i have been in the news i've never seen as a rights issue moves so fast, never seen happen in chains separately. it was just a remarkable th

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danger were number one the white house was literally calling us business leaders not to attend the st petersburg forum some of them didn't including the head of america's largest corporation exxon mobil white look we spotted at the latest petroleum congress in moscow just weeks later that's right i spy rex tillerson from exxon mobil we saw you european c.e.o.'s were also present mr bob paid a visit and he's of course the head of britain's b.p. and the head of norway's oil giant and one of the biggest energy firms in the e.u. stat oil was also caught on camera so guys screw sanctions business as usual but this is really a very good. relationship it's developing. according to the conference we don't believe this kind of problem we want these all the u.s. and its allies look like jealous wives calling on their business husbands to stay at home as they cheat on them with russia instead james rickards an american economist and author of the new york times best seller the death of money joins us live from the states to give us some analysis on this jim the big politics in business are they supposed to

>> yeah, and the residents of st. petersburga bitcoin -- >> can you bet in bitcoin? the question? >> thinking through it. are bets themselves illegal or just if you bet in dollars that it's illegal? >> i'm not a gambler. i don't bet. >> who's regulating this? >> let me put it this way. what is the overlap ultimately between the college football crowd and the the bitcoin crowd? >> i would guess, probably pretty high. by the way, that was an old school hip-hop reference, the i'm flot a gambler, i don't bet, for those also -- in new york. >> over my head. sorry, on that one. >> roxane, roxane. >> good point, st. petersberg bowl. see how it is for this investme investment. >>> that does it for us here. over to scott wapner and the "fast and furious" report. >>> rates, risk and your money. with only hours left before the fed decision, how should you play the central bank's next move? >>> rumble in the jungle. will amazon unveil a new phone today? and join in an already crowded market. the traders speak out what it means for that stoc

some russian artists are calling for the boycott of a high-profile international art exhibition which opens tomorrow in st. petersburg. >> it is the first time it is being held in a former soviet state, and it tackles some very timely issues in a prominent way. >> the hermitage is the pride of st. petersburg. it boasts one of the world's best art collections. millions of tourists to visit the regal gallery every year, but right now alongside the gallery's collection of the great masters, visitors can check out a painting by a giant of contemporary art -- gerhard richter. this installation is sure to cause a stir. designed to look as though he has ripped a hole in the side of the museum. curators have defended their decision to organize the contemporary art show in russia amid political tensions. >> the hermitage, once the winter palace, is one of the wonders of the world, so it is the chance of a lifetime. you would be mad not to take it, and the artists were quite keen for it to go ahead. and true to tradition, the exhibition confronts the big taboos of vladimir putin's russia. on display are portraits of gay men an

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the. fuel to sell from st petersburg to france we travel in search of a song. we've got the future covered. day's top stories and a look back at the week's news ukrainian military and government fighters accusing each other of ignoring a declared ceasefire as more civilian lives are lost in army attacks. millions find on tame means you brain has its gas cut off this week making you're a banker is good turn back the clock and siphon from transit lines. geodes sees three more iraqi cities and several border crossings as they continue a deadly offensive across the north and west of the. israeli troops media offices in the west bank including r.t.c. easing hard drives and destroying equipment amid a crackdown aimed at palestinian authority.

. ♪ >> we are going to the hometown of president putin. st. petersburg. n to st. petersburg is one of the great fun things to do in russia. roll on great steel wheels through the night, through dark forests of birch and snow. out there in the dark, visible for a second or two at a time, the real russia, the one most russians live in. >> so tony, time to enjoy life. >> ooh, the gentle chicken meat. >> i need something gentle, tony. >> the seat cushion and ratatouille. may i propose a toast? to gentle chicken meats. >> pro tip. if the word "gentle" is used on a menu, avoid those items and stick to the classics. like blini with caviar and cold pickled herring and potatoes and solyanka, a soup of sturgeon, salmon, olives, and lemon. is health care free anymore in this country? >> well, officially they say it's free. but if you want to get operation within a month and you can't wait, you won't get it because there's a long line of those. >> how about education? >> up to the high school, it's still free. the quality's not best as it used to be. people used to ge

the st. petersburg showcase this did not just happen with that focused work starting with the president to movel of us in the same direction people say they did not go to this g8 meeting or the g-7? or of vote of the u.n. assembly does not mean anything. it does. because one way that president putin and russia define power is a geopolitical standing and influence to undermine it russia politically in the international community even more significant were the measures to isolate economically. the president was determined to adhere to the basic principle with europe and other countries first the practical impact to impose sanctions is much greater but second the political impact is reinforced as the sense of isolation so as you know, to engage in in the process with restrictions on doing business of key figures to post targeted sanctions of the inner circle outside of government we denied export license of military technology and the european union, canada and liechtenstein had similar if not identical measures. just as significant be developed more severe measures targeted debt at the same time

the st. petersburg economic forum this is a problem. just because he woke up and said i guess not. an the fact that $60 billion left his country because of these sanctions for three months. by the way we're here in new york down in wall street. you can bet there are probably 12 guys down there with russian head funds. they're calling around now saying would you like to join this and not only is nobody returning their calls but most of the customers are saying now when can i redeem my fund, when can i get the hell out. i wanted my money back. you're going to see the impact of that not now, not tomorrow but next year. and that's why the world bank thinks they're going to go into recession. >> rose: it's interestx]n$ about syria. goldberg was talking to benjamin netanyahu saying that was a great[netanyahu whoreaction wasi arabia think this is the worst thing ever to happen because they didn't bomb us. >> okay. we didn't bomb them. we just got most of his poison gas out making them a much less dangerous tyrant. he's doing bad stuff. i'm not against arming rebels if they are share value

the st. petersburg times in florida. they tweeted an image of what their d-day headline had looked like. that's like a font type you measure in inches and feet, right? the detroit news, hitler's wall broken as allies move inland. last one, this one's great. this is the norris town times herald in montgomery county, pennsylvania. allies in france. land by sea and air, speed inland. fight from beachheads in great jest war operations of all history. and part of the reasons the headlines were a foot tall was because of surprise. i mean, yes, it was such a massive and audacious move, it did not only change the course of the war but part of the change of history but part of the reason why is they were a foot high is because it was a surprise. yes, people knew the allies would attempt an invasion of europe but from when and from where and how would they try to do it? that was one of the hardest thought a fought and greatest secrets of all times. when it happened, it was a shock. part of the initial reaction to the initial news that it was happening was that it might be a hoax. when they started

the st. petersburg times in florida. like lots of other papers, they tweeted an image of what their d-day headline looked like that day. that's like a font you measure in inches and feet. the detroit news, hitler's wall broken as allies move inland. the last one, this one is great. this is the norristown times herald in pennsylvania. allies in france, and then look at the subhead, land by sea and air, speed and land, in greatest war operations of all history. and part of the reason the headlines were a foot tall was because of surprise. i mean, yes, it was such a massive and audacious move and it did not only change the course of the war but the course of history, but part of the reason the headlines were a foot high when it happened was it really was a surprise. yes, they knew the allies would attempt an invasion of europe but when and from where and how would they try to do it? that waw one of the hardest fought and greatest secrets of all times. and so when it happened, it was a shock. and part of the initial reaction

the. fuel cells from st petersburg to france such as the sun . would you believe the future. kiev resumes its ground offensive in eastern ukraine a day after the president promised his troops would soon. no light water or medical supplies in the besieged city of slovyansk the city sits on the verge of a humanitarian catastrophe thanks to the nonstop government offensive. a cry for help iraq the us to use its power against isis militants who are locked in fear for the country's vital oil reserves. plus later in the hour a golden globe from ukraine in exchange for refuge that's the promise made by red faced by the russian president during a prank phone call. you're watching from in the world welcome to moscow and to r.t. international i'm you know male our top story the ukrainian army has confirmed its troops are restarted their offensive this morning across the country's east it follows reports of strikes and artillery bombardments of on cities government forces claim new areas are now being targeted by kiev's crackdown on locals are left with little choice but to learn to liv

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on the day before thanksgiving in 2003, a st. petersburg, florida, shop owner noticed a jeep near his store. >> it had blood and had all kinds of things inside of it. it had a purse inside of it. the seat belt was hanging out. and just a lot of things you could tell wasn't right. >> the right front windshield was shattered, and we found a purse with contents and identification and money and so forth relating to the female passenger. >> the jeep belonged to richard and karla van dusen. karla's cell phone was found on the front seat. just a half mile away, neighbors called police to report two dead bodies on the road outside their home. they were identified as richard and karla van dusen. >> richard was laying facedown in the dirt of the driveway, and karla was laying on her side. both had been shot in the head. and we later learned through an autopsy that karla had also been stabbed. >> richard and karla had been married for three years. they had three grown children from previous marriages. >> my son, he said, "they're dead." and i said "di

and in blue, the zenich fans of st. petersburg. >> russians love their football. clubs. >> the extreme fan bases started to form in the '60s, when the oppressed were looking for a voice, and an identity. >> you get clubs based in the cities. any city club's going to have a hard core support, simple as that. there's a lot of rivalries and it's always, always entertaining to see what the fans are up to. >> if you see a crowd of people coming towards you in soccer uniforms and look angry, that's not a good sign. >> this is organized chaos. the ground rules are prearranged. the place, the time, the number of people on each side, and an agreement not to use weapons. and, yes, they all agree to wear their team colors. >> i probably couldn't get 50 of my friends to dress up in the same color shirts. there's a lot of hatred involved they're willing to wear color coordinated shirts to make sure they can have a brawl. >> when you go to a stadium and go to a stadium to watch a russian football game, for every two fans there's probably one policeman in full riot gear, not to

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the st. petersburg economic conference, which has been a showcase for russia and its economy, we persuaded many of our senior ceos not to go. now, this didn't just happen. it took incredibly hard, sustained, focused work starting with the president to move all of our partners in the same direction. i know people are tempted to say, oh, so they didn't get to go to a g-8 meeting or the g-7 issued a tough statement, or there was a vote at the u.n. general assembly, it doesn't mean anything. it does. it's significant. it matters because one way that president putin and russia define power is by the geopolitical standing and influence that russia is able to obtain in undermining russia politically in the international community, isolating it politically diminishes that power. but then, even more significant were the measures we took to isolate russia economically. we started and the president was determined to adhere to a basic principle. that we should do it with our partners, with europe and with other key countries, for two reasons. first, the practical impact of being able to impose sanctions wi

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