petersburg, florida, the history of our movement come our party, and the struggle there in st. petersburg. they also detained -- they went to the residence of a young woman who oversees most of our communications work. they told her someone was breaking into her car to draw her out of the house. at that time, they forced their way into her car as she opened it to check it. they stole her cell phone. she is one of those persons who was also so-called unindicted co-conspirator along with me and to others. we are waiting for the other shoe to drop. juan: this is an astounding ory. for those of us who are familiar with the radical movement and black and red community's in the united states, the african people's socialist party has been in existence for more than 40 years. it is -- it arose out of the black community and is one of the few organizations that has consistently maintained an anticapitalist come socialist, and internationalist perspecte. and suddenly you're being accused of being pawns of the russian government? what sense can you make of this attack? >> i think what we

petersburg, florida, the history of our movement come our party, and the struggle there in st. petersburg. they also detained -- they went to the residence of a young woman who oversees most of our communications work. they told her someone was breaking into her car to draw her out of the house. at that time, they forced their way into her car as she opened it to check it. they stole her cell phone. she is one of those persons who was also so-called unindicted co-conspirator along with me and to others. we are waiting for the other shoe to drop. juan: this is an astounding ory. for those of us who are familiar with the radical movement and black and red community's in the united states, the african people's socialist party has been in existence for more than 40 years. it is -- it arose out of the black community and is one of the few organizations that has consistently maintained an anticapitalist come socialist, and internationalist perspeive. and suddenly you're being accused of being pawns of the russian government? what sense can you make of this attack? >> i think what we

castillo been in st. petersburg, the deputy prosecutor general said in a 994 interview that i did with him. that organized crime was infiltrating all the judicial organs. the police counterintelligence the courts. suddenly the crime rates rose very sharp, he said, and we weren't ready for it. in short, crime was out of control. that was the deputy prosecutor general. valerie both shook off said it in 1994 of them. if you're dead, then i think that i'm just people in law school in the government do eventually to these or just they didn't take us as important information. maybe it was the judge of i don't know, i was not responsible for that. just judging those report. so for debbie to general general prosecutor of son, because whatever never got this name and i said, and that missed against believe to put him is a good man. and he, a good, i would say in the success of a continuation of those changes, missed to get some stuff. and when, when the, this edition comes to me came to me whether i would die when

his back in st. petersburg flooded me. putin used the occasion to sign a new doctrine sitting out roches naval strategy. it includes ambitions for russia to become a great maritime power, with a presence across the entire world. let's say take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. the head of mia mars ruling military shown to has announced a 6th month extension of the state of emergency. the army seized power from the elective government of ounce answered chief last year. they've pledged to hold new elections in august 2023. put observers say, that's unlikely. good parts of the grain silos in the lebanese capital bay route have collapsed shortly before the 2nd anniversary of the devastating exposure that killed more than 200 people. the structure caught fire 2 weeks ago as grain was fermenting in the summer heat. portugal is battling major forest fires after another weekend of plus 40 degrees celsius, heat, $400.00 firefighters have been brought into play battle. i blaze

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it goes from st. petersburg to moscow, as or by john and iran, and ends in one by called the international north, south transport corridor. it's about 7200 kilometers long. less than half the usual root companies save around 20 days of expensive transport time. for russia, the new route could help replace the diminished trade with the west. but what do the other countries get out of it? as far as i know, the only just just started very recently with a couple of try out some, but it would save time. and be much harder and it would also, and that's a very interesting for, for the countries in bowl slide like india or russia. it would also enable these countries to somehow get away or get out of scope from the western sanctions. most of the world's population lives in asia with a new transport route, russia gaines, more direct access to these big markets. but our freight carriers actually using the new trade route. we asked an indian logistics, entrepreneur $4.00 to $5.00, and then my cell, i'm every yea

it goes from st. petersburg to moscow, azerbaijan and iran, and ends in mon, by called the international north, south transport corridor. it's about 7200 kilometers long. less than half the usual root companies save around 20 days of expensive transport time. for russia, the new route could help replace the diminished trade with the west. but what to the other countries get out of it. as far as i know, the only just just started very recently with a couple of try out some, but it would save time. and be much harder and it would also, and that's a very interesting for, for the countries in bowl slide like india or russia. it would also enable these countries to somehow get away or get out of scope. ready from the western sanctions, most of the world's population lives in asia with a new transport route, russia gaines more direct access to these big markets. but our freight carriers actually using the new trade route. we asked an indian logistics, entrepreneur $4.00 to $5.00, and then my cell, i'm every

it goes from st. petersburg to moscow, as are by john and iran, and ends in mon by called the international north, south transport corridor. it's about 7200 kilometers long. less than half the usual route. companies save around 20 days of expensive transport time. for russia, the new route could help replace the diminished trade with the west. but what to the other countries get out of it. as far as i know, the only just just started very recently with a couple of tryouts, but it would save time and be much harder. and it would also, and that's a very interesting for, for the countries in bowl slide, like india or russia. it would also enable these countries to somehow get away or get out of scope. ready from the western sanctions, most of the world's population lives in asia with a new transport route, russia gaines more direct access to these big markets. but our freight carriers actually using the new trade route. we asked an indian logistics, entrepreneur $4.00 to $5.00, and then my it says i'm ev

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not a single business from the st. kiosks. up to the largest companies operated outside matthew control, but putin effectively ran the city's financial system. that was quite a tight rope to walk, wasn't it? and it was not, not as you have just described in the, from the information we all have today. you were making such a description, right? no, but on that time and we didn't. so we russel's are living there with didn't believe the old awesome signals are in your teeth on the, on those couple of journalism that time. but that was not the case, and they wouldn't say that you said that mr. cassie, on a bit in saint petersburg, the deputy prosecutor general said in a 994 interview that i did with him. that organized crime was infiltrating all the judicial organs. the police counterintelligence the courts. suddenly the crime rate rose very sharp, he said, and we weren't ready for it. in short, crime was out of control. that was the deputy prosecutor general valeri both shook off said it in 1994 of them. if you're dead, then i th

petersburg florida. >> quite a bit of celebrations tonight from charlie crist, camp here in st. petersburg. declaring the victory and the democratic primary for the governor's race to the general election in november. now, i gotta tell, you i've got an interesting exchange with one of the staffers. who said i don't plan to get any rest tonight. because, now, the real work begins. as they go head to head with governor ron desantis. so a rising star for the republican party that has widely seen at the potential gop presidential nominee. so, it did not take long for chris to go after desantis when he hit the stage. listen. >> make no mistake about it. this guy wants to be president of the united states of america. and everybody knows it. however, when we defeat him on november 8th next show is over. enough. >> but for crist, it was obvious that this was not just about attacking governor desantis. but rather still trying to energize that base. trying to get democrats excited about some of the issues that he sees as important. highlighting many better central to what's have become cu

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petersburg, the parade of boats, submarines, personnel, and fighter jets. he is ostensibly to honor russia's naval forces. but with the absence of victory in ukraine and isolated by much of the world, it appears more a highly choreographed signal of defiance and persistence president vladimir putin who started the war now in its 6th month, came back to his home town to oversee the spectacle. the occasion was somewhat mod done by a drone attack on the crimean peninsula. russia forcibly annexed it from ukraine. in 2014, the attack happened in the port city officer vast to poll home to russia's black sea fleet. russia has accused ukraine of carrying out the attack, which injured a number of people. these pictures of the apparent damage were released by the city's governor. so cheerful for remoter, approximately, at 2 minutes puzzled 6, an explosion was heard like a drone attack, the fleets headquarters. the explosion went off in the courtyard. there were no casualties. 6 people were hurt. 2 of them have injuries of medium severity, although the rest suffered l

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capabilities in war time. warships lead a huge show of force in russia's former imperial capital of st. petersburg, the parade of boats, submarines, personnel, and fighter jets is ostensibly to honor russia's naval forces. but with the absence of victory in ukraine and isolated by much of the world, it appears more a highly choreographed signal of defiance and persistence. president vladimir putin who started the war now in its 6th month, came back to his home town to oversee the spectacle. the occasion was somewhat mod, though, by a drawing attack on the crimean peninsula, russia forcibly annexed it from ukraine in 2014. the attack happened in the port city of sylvester poll home to russia's black sea fleet. russia has accused ukraine of carrying out the attack, which injured a number of people. these pictures of the apparent damage were released by the cities, governor says chisel for the multi are approximately 2 minutes puzzled. 6, an explosion was heard a drone attack the fleets headquarters. the explosion went off in the courtyard. there were no casualties of 6 people were hurt.

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petersburg. earlier the russian president signed a new 55-page naval doctrine which aims to make the nation a "great maritime power around the world" and singled out the u.s. as its main threat. standing aboard a raptor class patrol vessel, putin also announced the navy would start using the hypersonic zircon missiles that travel nine times the speed of sound, saying "the missile systems have no equal in the world." a day earlier, the u.s. had its own show of military might as the 101st airborne division carried out exercises in romania, a nato ally, at an air base near the black sea coast. deploying from helicopters and carrying out combat exercises as jets flew in formation. >> we are only 198 miles from the fighting raging today in kherson, ukraine, which means our deployment to romania makes us the most forward deployed force in the united states military. >> reporter: on the ground in ukraine, firefighters rushed to put out flames from a late-night bombing raid in mykolaiv, one of the worst

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petersburg, near the arctic circle, and the soot that comes from the incomplete burning of gas in this flare. it could drift to the arctic region, and that is seen as a very important black suit. it is a multiplier of melting that is going on, so they say, it is hard to quantum by, but it's not good news. they also know, from analysis, 9000 tons of carbon dioxide are going up in this flame, every day. that is not a massive amount, but it is not inconsiderable either did if it continues, it will be a problem for climate, as well as for the empires. we see that in other parts, and they drift smoke, and material, and carbon of the arctic, but this is located so close, and it is believed -- believed to be damaging if this continues. the question of when this will continue and how long it goes on for, that is at the hands of the russians. we are not sure what is going on at the facility right now, but we know the flares have been burning for two months, and at the moment, it seems to have no sign of going out. >> that is a report there. let's talk to emily. she's been looking at this. thank

petersburg, international economic forum. the, our meeting in june received very good feedback and assay and is going to take part in the eastern economic forum in vladivostok in september as well as in the 2nd international forum on the protection of the tiger. this is a russian initiative that was very popular than yourself. apart from the russia, as he and hitting there was another event regarding the pro, with annual event held a to the level of foreign ministers of the east asia summits is here. of course, we could not help focusing on jay political processes quite substantial unfolding right now which lead to the class between the se and centric corporation. infrastructure involves the meeting between s e n and their partners and the stage of some is the and the regional a r f for him again in the shaded lie as c and the meetings between defense ministers of s e n and with their partner countries counterparts. all of these formats are open because they act on the basis of consensus and mutual respect. and all of deals o

its main port in st. petersburg freezes up over winter. people also forget crimea in soviet days was administered by russia. by the stroke of a pen, chris chive gave it to ukraine to administer, when the soviet union fell to pieces. there is a strategic region, there is an ethic region, but crimea, after the soviet union, was a part of the sovereign territory of ukraine. we need to standp to sovereign countries. lewis: l's update you with what is happening elsewhere in the cntry. the attack centered on the region located across the river from the russian occupied separate region nuclear power plant. today, leaders called on moscow to give control of the plant back to ukraine. they said it is russia's continued control of the plant that endangers the region. the international atomic energy agency had this morning. there is a very real risk of a nuclear disaster. here is our correspondent on that. >> a cleanup operation is underway in this southern town after the overnight attacks. apartment blocks, government buildings, and two schools were

butler as i said fumbled the major opportunities to set road and river connections to st. petersburg and so easily surrendered his position allowing lee to funnel troops in to petersburg without interference. and at least part of the overall explanation lies with the general and chief whose fingerprints were all but in visible in these four days although delegating operational decisions was typical of grants generalship. the confederates had a great deal to do with the outcome. beauregard and is where roe army performed as well as any force during the entire war and as one put it were such fearful of incredible odds against them general beauregard with the feed of four almost without precipice. that might be overstating the case just a tad. beauregard does deserve high praise for selecting his two lines of defense timing the factors that field lines flawlessly and allocating hopes in johnson's brigade properly but there's little evidence that beauregard had any influence on the combat and credit for that resided with the officers to a limited degree the tactical improvisat

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petersburg suddenly being groomed for the highest office in the country. did you? did you find out the reason for that was not suspicious, but i will tell you frankly, just so if we can, which in your former case should be agent. i believe the company can do all for new development for a democratic rushing and supporting just market economy, all those reforms and the i believe, and that's why i agree with you. and i are definitely also the case that mr. yet some of that, but i'm also believed this way that supports would continue, continue to do the macro, to perform on russia potent made his reputation, whatever his reputation was in the 90s in saint petersburg, which by then was a byword for corruption, wasn't that organized crime a murder was known as bandits city in russia, not a single business from the st kiosks. up to the largest companies operated outside matthew control. but putin effectively ran the city's financial system. that was quite a tight rope to walk, wasn't it? and it was not, not, as you have just described in the, from the information we all h

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leningrad — today, st petersburg. so the dna, the roots are there, have always been, always will be. but then what happens is that i come to america, i live five years, my first five years, in new york, and then i conduct grand rapid symphony in michigan, buffalo philharmonic, so altogether i think, what, 13, 14 years of life in america, becoming us citizen, having been stripped of my soviet citizenship when i applied for immigration. and, in a way, i suppose one could call it being born for the second time, in certain ways. and then, life directs me to france and it was a change that happened both professionally as well as personally because i took the direction of the orchestre de paris and, at the same time, my life with marielle labeque has begun. and so ever since, and now it has been 33 years, i've been living in france. so i couldn't really define because each experience enriches your roots, enriches your identity and, of course, the privilege of being able to not only to travel as a tourist but actually work w

and they wouldn't say that you said that mr. cassie on a been in st. petersburg. the deputy prosecutor general said in a 994 interview that i did with him. that organized crime was infiltrating all the judicial organs, the police counterintelligence, the courts. suddenly the crime rate rose very sharp, he he said, and we weren't ready for it. in short, crime was out of control. that was the deputy prosecutor general. valerie both shook off, said it in 1994 of them if you're dead and i think that i'm just people in law school in the government do pay attention to this or just they didn't think of as important information. maybe it was the judge if i don't know. i was not responsible for that, just judging those report. so for debbie to general, general prosecutor offs on because whatever with this name and i said, and that missed against believe their to put him in with math. and he, a good, i would say in the success of a continuation of those changes, missed to get some stuff. and when, when the, this edition comes to me, came to me whether i would go by that tim

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and i heard analyst today saying if you walk around moscow or st . petersburg, you know, you really have to, you struggled to see someone who is struggling because of the sanctions. yeah, i think we need patients. we also need continued action on so they're still leverage that are being deliberate and that have been deliberate. i think last time we spoke, we talked about the price cap as, as well as restrictions and shipping restrictions on insurance. i'm so all those levers are leverage that we in kind of the economics community we've been discussing sanctions have proposed a while ago and they're still being deliberated and well, most likely eventually be implemented and it's a build up. so these will be, this will amplify the effect of the existing sections in place. yeah. and what about economies that are struggling with the high price of gas and we can't countries, and i'm thinking of germany, for example, what can they just pay less cap the price of russian? gail, i said it's of course not as straightforward as a single country counting it. we

and i heard analyst today saying if you walk around moscow or st . petersburg, you know, you really have to, you struggle to see someone who is struggling because of these sections. yeah, i think we need patients. we also need continued action on. so they're still levers that are being deliberate and that have been deliberate. i think last time we spoke, we talked about the price cap as, as well as i'm kind of restrictions and shipping restrictions on insurance. and so those letters are leverage that we in kind of the economics community i've been discussing sanctions have proposed a while ago and they're still being deliberated and well, most likely eventually be implemented and it's a built up. so these will be, this will amplify the effect of the existing sanctions in place. yeah. and what about the economy is struggling with the high price of gas and we can't countries, and i'm thinking of germany, for example, what can they just pay less cap the price of russian gas? i said it's of course not as straightforward as a single country counting it. w

petersburg. earlier the russian president signed a new 55-page naval doctrine which aims to make the nation a, quote, great maritime poer around the world, and singled out the u.s. as its main threat. standing aboard a raptor class patrol vessel on the river, putin also announced the navy would start using the hypersonic zircon missiles that can travel at nine times the speed of sound, saying the missile systems have no equal in the world. a day earlier the u.s. had its own show of military might as the 101st airborne decision carried out exercises in romania at an air base near the black sea coast, deploying from helicopters and carrying out combat exercises as jets flew in formation. >> we are only 198 miles from the fighting that is raging today in kherson, ukraine, which means our deployment to ukrainia makes us the most forward deployed force in the united states military. >> reporter: on the ground in ukraine, firefighters rushed to put out the flames from late-night bombing raid in mykolai

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we lived in st. petersburg or leningrad. we came to minnesota. they both got engineer jobs. unfortunately, their marriage fell apart, and they always joked that the only good thing that came out of their marriage was me. woman: we emigrated from russia. we needed to start in amica from ground zero. we came to america with 5 suitcases, $300. i could not speak english. man: having the last name that i had, khutoretsky, i stood out where i lived. you know, like, as a child, all you want to do is fit in with everyone. woman: they were laughing at you. they were laughing, and yo-and they-ou had some fights because you were russian and they call you "commie." man: yes. woman: and--and you were embarrassed that i speak with accent. man: yeah. i didn't want anyone talkin' bad to me. so, if somebody did, i stood up to 'em. and, uh, it probably got me in trouble a lot, you know? inded up physically fighting with people, rebelling against things, skipping classes. probably like when i was 12 or 13, i really started to get in trouble. i really started to push back against everything tha

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whatever reputation was in the 90s in st. petersburg, which by then was a byword for corruption, wasn't an organized crime. a murder was known as bounded city in russia. not a single business from the st kiosks. up to the largest companies operated outside matthew control. but putin effectively ran the city's financial system. that was quite a tight rope to walk, wasn't it? and it was not, not, as you have just described in the, from the information we all have today. you were making such a description. right? no, but on that time a we didn't, we russel's are leaving there with didn't believe the old awesome signals or pete on the, on those couple of journalism that, but that was not the case. and they wouldn't say that you said that mr. cassie on a bit in saint petersburg, the deputy prosecutor general said in 1904 interview that i did with him. that organized crime was infiltrating all the judicial organs. the police counterintelligence the courts. suddenly the crime rates rose very sharp, he said, and we weren't ready for

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fleets. annual naval pride. warships lead a huge show of force in russia's former imperial capital of st. petersburg, the parade of boats, submarines, personnel, and fighter jets is ostensibly to honor russia's naval forces. but with the absence of victory in ukraine and isolated by much of the world, it appears more a highly choreographed signal of defiance and persistence. president vladimir putin who started the war now in its 6th month, came back to his home town to oversee the spectacle. the occasion was somewhat mod, though, by a drone attack on the crimean peninsula, russia forcibly annexed it from ukraine in 2014. the attack happened in the port city of savannah to poll home to russia's black sea fleet. russia has accused ukraine of carrying out the attack, which injured a number of people. these pictures of the apparent damage were released by the city's governor to chuckle for remoter approximately 2 minutes. past 6, an explosion was heard a drone attack the fleet headquarters. the explosion went off in the courtyard. there were no casualties of 6 people were hurt. 2 of them ha

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