tonia samsonova will know| respond. tonia samsonova will know there _ respond.as_ respond. tonia samsonova will know there was a — respond. tonia samsonova will know there was a time when alexei navalny's name is never mentioned but they— navalny's name is never mentioned but they did not want to mention or known _ but they did not want to mention or known in _ but they did not want to mention or known in russia. now everyone knows alexei _ known in russia. now everyone knows alexei navalny's name. it is interesting that tonia samsonova mentions — interesting that tonia samsonova mentions schoolchildren. this is the famous _ mentions schoolchildren. this is the famous putin generation. they have grown _ famous putin generation. they have grown up _ famous putin generation. they have grown up through putin's years in power— grown up through putin's years in power and — grown up through putin's years in power and how have they been shaped? judging _ power and how have they been shaped? judging by— power and how have they been shaped? judging by social media, the 6

the last brief word to tonia on this.huge task forjoe biden�*s administration, because he wants to restart a new nuclear agreement with the kremlin, so deciding how to react. they need to condemn what happened to alexei navalny and the cyber attack thatjust happened. they condemned the situation, but ifjoe biden wants to sign the nuclear agreement and restore the cold war security architecture, important for everyone in the world, it is now, with the crisis of the relationship, very important. he has to be very careful how he reacts to what is going on in russia. i do not expect that the present administration will be very proactive on sanctions. unlike, maybe europeans. let's stay with the question of united states. "my whole soul is in this", said us presidentjoe biden as he assumed office on wednesday. "bringing america together, uniting our people, uniting our nation". he was echoing abraham lincoln's pledge on signing the emancipation proclamation which declared all those held as slaves to be �*forever free�*. it was

moment you enter town who wouldn't like to have a place here that's watching these mare make a lake tonia thought to. francesca you lachie from the town council having a look around the area where they'd like new residents to move in. do a pretty strong question sort of approach those who are quarter down they are put in an elevator that goes straight from the parking lot up to. and then and now be theater for cultural events so this part of town what were by those opposing a center for the entire region that as a whole not only. tourist highlights are few and far between in this part of calabria such a town council is offering houses for just one symbolic euro but they're afraid that still won't be enough poverty and lack of economic opportunity are driving the local people the way to other parts of italy even worse this is a stronghold of the and drug into the calabrian mafia. journalist mikhail ian the naisi has long complained bitterly about organized crime you know it's all too well the scars the end drunk it's has left the area. sort of. meant that there are towns that have actually

to say the 1st those gives protection beyond $21.00 days british infectious disease expert dr biden tonia says the 2nd job can't be held up indefinitely. the 2nd dose is crucial in boosting the immune levels so if you are sub optimally immunized and then you never get that boost that immunity will eventually start to frayed and you become one rable to infection we hope to immunize as many as possible as fast as possible and i accept giving the one vaccine prevents severe illness in more people by using up the 2 doses to give to double the number of people accept that but if we then fail to boost their immunities in a given time span then we may be losing the protective effect of the 1st vaccine that we gave if that is the case it's very unfortunate therefore the 2nd vaccine ought to be given within a good time frame not an indefinite time interval. of back started looking entries tells the true story of the syrian civil war with the eyes of women who lived through hunger and shelling voicing for peace to arrive to see what i will return in half an hour to bring its latest news updates we

tonia samsonova is a blogger and entrepeneur, who's worked as a foreign correspondent for russian radiot the scale of today's protests. to be honest, yes, i'm really surprised because today's protest mark the tenth anniversary. it all started under putin's time in 2011 before the parliament elections in russia and, in the beginning, it was like russian protests and i'm surprised that it's been ten years. in the beginning, it wasn't dangerous to go into the streets and in 2011 if somebody is detained, the crowd would be outraged, but gradually, as people saw that some are detained and some are beaten, most questioned whether they should or shouldn't go to the protest because the risk that you will be beaten or you will be imprisoned even for several years is quite high, but if you succeed, what would it actually mean? so with the new navalny film published on youtube about putin, more people got involved in politics in russia. those who were not very interested, who would say that politics is not in scope of their particular interests and they don't follow politics and they're not politi

tonia samsonova is a blogger and entrepeneur, who's worked as a foreign correspondent for russian radios a pleasure stop and have you here physically the studio. and always a pleasure stop and have you here physically the studio.— here physically the studio. and to be with you! _ here physically the studio. and to be with you! happy _ here physically the studio. and to be with you! happy new- here physically the studio. and to be with you! happy new year. - here physically the studio. and to - be with you! happy new year. alexey navalny.... — alexei navalny, the most high profile critic of vladimir putin's

tonia samsonova is a blogger and entrepeneur, who's worked as a foreign correspondent for russian radiod by the scale of the protests? protests ? to be protests? to be honest, yes, because it's the tenth anniversary. it started on vladimir putin's time in 2011 before the parliamentary elections in russia and in the beginning, it was like russian protests and i'm surprised it has been ten years. in the beginning, it wasn't dangerous to go into the streets and in 2011 if somebody is detained, the crowd would be outraged, but gradually, as people saw that summer detained and some are beaten, most question whether they should or shouldn't go to the protest because the risk that you will be beaten or you will be imprisoned even for several years is quite high but if you succeed, what would it actually mean? so with the new alexei navalny film published on youtube, more people got involved in politics in russia, some would say that politics is not in their particular interests and they don't follow politics and are not politicised, but they became so. so today, i think we see many pupils who,

the story of black military offices, and taking your phone calls, tonia is on that line for african-americaneterans. >> i cannot believe this, this is certain deputy. this is only the third time i have been able to get through to c-span so for me to get through this time. i'm going to speak extra quickly. i have to be in touch with you i think we may be related. i have five of the most beautiful portraits and they're all salters, okay. so first is where you're from, they're stamped on the back. 1968 and 1870. the other thing is that my husband's grandfather was on the news and we have several forecasts of hem at the m-rock news in the office outside with the people in cologne. the other thing that i want to tell you is that i'm so excited i can't believe this, james monroe trotter, the great, great uncle of my husband, mary church carol is the great aunt on my mother side, i'm sure that we're related, but you were related to all of these people on two different sides of my family. >> you're saying trotter and turrell. >> yes. my trotter is on my husband's side with thomas, harold thomas, and