you are looking live at st. petersburg, florida, pretty quiet in new york. rob: a lot of us are down there. coming up in a few minutes. carley: you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early with us and we begin with a fox news alert. public impeachment hearing set to begin next week. carley: republicans fight to unmask the whistleblower. we learned their attorney was calling for impeachment in 2017. rob: todd pyro with what we can expect next week. >> reporter: first up wednesday, willie taylor, the top us diplomat in ukraine expected to echo close hearing testimony, portions of which read as follows, quote, i became increasingly concerned our relationship with ukraine was being fundamentally undermined by an irregular informal channel of us policymaking and withholding vital security assistance or domestic political reasons. he will be followed by george kent, deputy assistant secretary of state for european and eurasian affairs and marie yavanovitch, former ambassador to ukraine as rand paul locks us senate

petersburg russia reporting from st petersburg in russia well that's your update for now i'm resign a lot could not be back with more news from around the world in about 30 minutes time see it then. i love mr al. and mr allen i mean. to many people and too many little government people. oh for them to tell you that oh come on you can come we're going to protect you and you're not going to do that . cold i think if people realize that the government is not going to protect you it's not going this leave you if something were to happen it kind of like changes your your mindset your like only because i was in the ferry i know how the government works and i don't want to put money into that and i don't believe they're going to protect me when the time comes so the only way you can protect yourself is by protecting yourself. here sitting in front of a blast proof bunker made by the u.s. army during world war 2 it is 2200 square feet. is very large but it's not the only one. there's $575.00 of them around me stretching out 6 miles it leaves directions 3 miles and these directions. nobody w

in st petersburg thanks very much. lots of new stories are shaping up the newsroom just behind the camera that way the basic getting the grips with more i'll bring them to you in 30 more great programs right ahead. the world is driven by. fear and. not after a time say we're going underground on the 74th anniversary of the establishment of unesco founded to promote justice and the rule of law and guard the holding its 40th general conference as latin american countries from bolivia to chile to ecuador face an all out fight for democracy coming up on the show a legacy of the brutal british back to. pinochet we talked to one of the most popular politicians in south america's richest country for geo jackson about overthrowing governments in latin america to washington london and brussels and award winning journalist greg palast explains our new liberalism born of western business schools as that's a revolution wherever the people of that in america have sought freedom and justice plus the director of oscar winning film st

a blood curdling murderous send shock waves through the russian city of st petersburg will bring you that story after this break. the financial. money laundering 1st visit this cash in the 3 different. this is a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up for something and you're something in america something over the cayman islands it will pull these banks are complicit in their tough talk or say we just have to get much bolder to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacey beautiful jewelry. again for max you know what money wondering highly illegal thank you so much guys. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy from t.v. shouldn't let it be an arms race is on all sides very dramatic developments only. exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. welcome back a top russian history professor suspected of murdering one of his students after he was plucked from a river in st petersburg with a pair of severed in a backpack. in t

that's why michel you actually honest here the 27 year old is from st petersburg. he wants to help the few children that still live here. you are. they live and learn together in this comprehensive school. we've got 3 less today. what does that mean that 3 teaching hours have been cancelled why because the teachers and here. is on a limited contract as a teacher. there used to be 400 students here but today only 18. teaches russian and english today in 5th grade. now in your quest to think that village children have far less opportunities than children in the city you don't whole world consists only of school and family. even when using the internet or computer they are not as fast as city kids can get it he did. a lack of teachers in rural areas is a huge problem in russia village teachers earn too little the equivalent of 70 euro's a month a joke when food costs as much as in the west as a result many quit their jobs and move to cities. the project teachers for russia aims to help with financial support from a bank university graduates from moscow and st petersbu

petersburg. reporting now if you felt a little deeper into any of those stories it's just a click away as always on our team dot com always worth a little of your scrolling time. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to excel or transition to sustainable transport sustainability. a more equitable and sustainable well. they claim their production is completely homma us . companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something this let's keep we don't even and i mean look. this is the mood we didn't. understand it looks so good and. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront a shouldn't let it be an arms race and his offense very dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical of time time to sit down and talk. i am asked geyser this is a kaiser report you know in every human

while a really tragic story coming out of the russian city of st petersburg today a history professor at some people state university has been arrested on suspicion of murder and again a quite bizarre what led to that moment a grotesque on bizarre series of events 63 year old. was apprehended on saturday morning he'd been walking along the embankment of a canal drunk and he had tried to throw his backpack into the water but in doing so he slipped and so fell himself into the water a passing taxi noticed called the police in order to save him which they did and in doing so and this is really the only reason that this crime has come to light they discovered what was in the backpack the cycle of was trying to dispose of him out was a pair of hands he was taken into custody in which he remains and afterwards his flat was. what they found was very gruesome it was a decapitation body a head and a bloody. drunk thrown body parts into a river is absolutely right down the bottom of a list of things you would expect to come from a respected professor what more do we know about him in particular

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a blood curdling murder sent shock waves through the russian city of st petersburg but we'll have that story after this short break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in this on off and spearing dramatic development that only loosely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. to. a top russian history professor is suspected of murdering one of his students that's after he was plucked from a river in st petersburg with a pair of severed hands in his backpack earlier saskia taylor joined my colleague neil harvey in the studio with the details. history professor some peeps bug a state university has been arrested on suspicion of murder and again a quite bizarre what led to that moment a grotesque and bizarre series of events 63 year old. was apprehended on saturday morning he'd been walking along the embankment of a canal drunk and he had tried to throw his backpack into the water but in doing so he slipped and so fell himself into the water a passi

and blood curdling murderous sent shock waves through the russian city of st petersburg to bring you that story after this break. nobody wants to look at the wildfires and say the obvious number one the taxes are being misused they're not being adequately distributed to where they are needed on the infrastructure side because there's a government failure number 2 climate change regardless of whether you believe it's happening or not the damage that is going to be applied to your pocketbook that you will pay for climate change whether you believe it or not you know it's still the price is still there. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. a top russian history professor suspected of murdering one of his students after he was plucked from the river in st petersburg with a pair of said that in a backpack at least ask you taylor joins me in the studio with details. history professor at some peeps bug a state university has been arrested on suspicion of murder and again a quite bizarre what led to that moment a grotesque and bizarre series of events

a blood curdling murder has sent shock waves through the russian city of st petersburg we'll be back with that story after this short break. you know world a big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by the one percent of those great. dares thinks. we dare to ask. you a come back a top russian history professor is suspected of murdering one of his students that's after he was plucked from a river in st petersburg with a pair of severed hands in his backpack saskia taylor joined my colleague neil harvey in the studio with the date. history professor at some peeps bug a state university has been arrested on suspicion of murder and again a quite bizarre what led to that moment a grotesque and bizarre series of events 63 yea

a blood curdling murder has sent shock waves through the russian city of st petersburg will have that story after this short break. nobody wants to look at the wildfires and say the obvious number one the taxes are being misused and they're not being adequately distributed to where they are needed on the infrastructure side because there's a government failure number 2 climate change regardless of whether you believe it's happening or not the damage that is going to be applied to your pocketbook that you will pay for a climate change whether you believe it or not you know it's still the price is still there. in a world of big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time. to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. welcome back a top russian history professor is suspected of murdering one of his students after he was plucked fro

born in athens and trained in st petersburg. as one of the most exciting conductors of our time. from 2004 to 2010 he was music director of the novosibirsk state opera and ballet theatre it was there where he founded his music ensemble and chamber choir. when he became artistic director of the para opera and ballet theatre in western russia he took music a town along with him right from the start couldn't see it demonstrated his passion for getting people excited. music. so when i'm doing these all of the bare oldies connection with inside of listening to other numbers standing and every minute what is the function. for you. and then trying to bring this mysterious later. during the performance of everybody gets transformed. and does all these functions and all this quality it doesn't remains in the 1st layer of quality but becomes a kind of sacred pact between people. who. eat. the. week. yes. i. i i. i. i live. was. i. was. a as. was. i. i. i i. i i. i i i live i i live. i feel. obliged if i. when i met him it was for me like a kind of artistic fusion because i i immediately un

cnn's matthew chance is live for us in st. petersburg with the strange and very disturbing details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, alison. that's right. we're at the river now. as you can see behind me, there's police divers dredging through this river through the middle of st. petersburg looking for, frankly, more body parts. they rescued this history profg professor. he's a prominent figure in this country. he's an expert of russian wars in the 19th century. and he was found inside this river with a backpack on his back with two human arms inside of it. they also dredged the river and found two legs. they then searched his apartment, which is in this building right here, and found the sort of headless torso of a former student of his. he was also having an affair with this woman. her name was anastasia yeshchenko. she was 24 years old. he's 63 years old. he's being charged with her gruesome murder. it's a crime that has gripped russia because it's, once again, putting the spotlight on a dm domestic abuse in this country. the russians take a slack attitude toward d

petersburg 2 nil go down will open the scoring at the end of the 1st half then masa net had another in the 63rd minute with the win leipzig cement their place at the top of group g. . don't forget you can get all the latest news and information are around the clock on our website that's called i'm told me a lot of well in berlin thanks for watching. the most. influential of the famous naturalist and explorer. to sing the praises clicks on the phone while its 250th birthday were remarking on a 4 huge discovery. expedition.

petersburg is due to host four games. and they won't be allowed to bid for any either. and that means there'd be a knock on effect for a period longer than the four years itself. wada's executive committee will make a decision on the punishment on december the 9th and it would be subject to appeal steve bru ce's return to villa park didn't quite go to plan, as his newcastle united side lost in tonight's premier league match, helping his former club aston villa end a run of three straight defeats. a clever and brilliantly accurate free kick from conor hourihane put bruce's former club aston villa ahead. minutes later hourihane whipped in another free—kick, which anwar el ghazi converted to double the lead. newcastle would have moved up to ninth with a win, but the defeat keeps them 14th, a point ahead of villa. let's bring you up to date with some of the other football stories tonight. manchester city's injury problems continue. sergio aguero is out for a number of weeks with a thigh injury and pep guardiola says he'll n

live in st. petersburg, florida, good morning. >> good morning. what is left of the red carpet here is set up this morning, a sold-out crowd and it was a moving, beautiful night to be part of. let's show you what the night was about. mike pence giving a video message to a lot of the folks here, pete hegseth on stage. it was a beautiful night. the vice president touched on the work our patriot to do every single day including the isis raid we talked about a few weeks ago and the support he and the president continue to give to our military, our veterans and how important it is to make a difference in the lives of our heroes. listen to the vice president. >> donald trump and i are proud to stand with all the men and women who wear the uniform of the united states, proud to stand with our first responders and generations of americans who have gone before them serving our country. >> a great message from the vice president and the reason we are all here, the heroes, the awards given out on stage, the men and women who sacrificed everything for us and

they beat zenit st petersburg 2—0 in russia. that allowed lyon to leapfrog zenit, into second place in the group. the french side beat benfica three goals to i. south america's football governing body, has moved the copa libertadores finalfrom santiago, to lima — in light of political unrest and demonstrations taking place in the chilean capital. conmebol announced the move to peru, after meeting with representatives of the two finalists — defending champions river plate, from argentina and brazil's flamengo. the stadium is yet to be announced, but the date still set for november the 23rd. the options are the 80,000—seater estadio monumental and the estadio nacional, with a capacity for 50,000. the australian women's football team will now earn the same match—pay as their male counterparts, the socceroos. they also have an equal split of commercial revenues for the first time after a deal struck with the football federation of australia. the matildas have been consistently high—performers on the world stage in recent y

proved successful for 2 of germany's participants rb leipsic security crucial 2 nil win against zenit st petersburg and dortmund pulled off a sensational comeback to beat a tally inside interpolant 3 to dortmund were to kneel down at half time but hit back in the 2nd half thanks largely to 2 goals from ashraf hakimi. just reminder the top stories that we're following for you here today on the double units china and france over reaffirmed their commitment to the paris climate accord president xi jinping and dependable mccomb declared the agreement irreversible came a day after the u.s. began fishley pulling out of the. us president has suffered a new sub back in the impeachment inquiry a key witness in the probe has reversed his testimony confirming that aide was withheld from ukraine to pressure to investigate trump's democratic rival joe biden . are good you know it's good news only go just download or up from up and play player from the office store that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for breaking news also use the. app to

st petersburg will also remain as a host city at next summer's euros. england head coach chris silverwood will travel back to britain after day two of the second test against new zealand. it's following a family bereavement. the test starts on thursday. silverwood's assistants graham thorpe and paul collingwood will take over management of the team, alongside test captainjoe root, for the remainder of the tour. meanwhile, the head of new zealand cricket says the spectator who racially abused england bowler jofra archer will be banned from future matches and referred to the police. the incident happened as archer was walking off the field during england's first test defeat in mount maunganui. there's been a big boost today for women's european golf, with the tour entering into a long—term partnership with the american lpga, designed to strengthen the game in europe. in addition, the season—long order of merit is set to be rebranded as the race to costa del sol and will offer a bonus prize fund of £214,000 for the top three finishers. scottish golfer

we foster the conflict in st. petersburg. consulate in st. petersburg, we closed russian consulate in san francisco. we don't have plans to allow them to reopen, which was used for diplomatic purposes. not having a consulate in st. petersburg, we have for purposes of providing services, we have so many americans who visit crews chips is essential if we have a consulate that. >> it's important to the extent that we can be helpful in that. i'm going to submit for the record i series of questions very quickly. i would appreciate if you could respond to the later promote simple yes or no answers. i think it's important we protect the prerogatives of this committee in this article one branch. have you adhered to apple laws governing conflicts of interest? assumed duties are actions that appear to the outcome of this process? you agree confirmed to appear and testify before the committee when requested by the chairman and ranking member? other committees of congress, we join you and your staff invite deadlines? you cooperate in providing witnesses

in st. petersburg they have another for some kind of emergency like the russian revolution or something like that, but the united nations into the book, into the footnote, the united nations. there are 11 million russian immigrants in the world but according to vladimir putin's estimate a number of 30 million russians who are representative of russian world bus what he means is people connected to russian politics who are russian speaking and connected by russian culture and including people in keswick stand, because they just dropped this in the country when the soviet union collapsed. >> the final figure, a number of obligations for political asylum superseded the one that is a record number which was in 1994 but it is 2 or 3000 people in the problem, you have a lot of people who have russian citizenship, silicon valley and new york and it is impossible because they are professionals. they've not just left the country after the revolution. >> you covered a tremendous amount in this talk. i

petersburg collection, for $3k. and a rare non-war piece -- the irish state coach used by the british royal family -- a steal at 300 bucks. meanwhile, bob starts his own apparel firm, mayfair industries. it takes off in 1984, when he strikes a deal with the walt disney company to license a little mouse for use on clothing. so, he was a pioneer in the industry? >> he was. he was a pioneer. the company went from $5 million to $110 million almost overnight. >> a few years later, bob comes calling on carole, who works in licensing for turner broadcasting. he's looking to secure the apparel rights to the film classic "the wizard of oz." >> he needed to get the license from me. and he walked into my office at 7:30 in the morning, and we locked eyes, and he never left. we were together from that day onward. >> was it love at first sight? >> it was instantaneous combustion. >> wow! that was quite a meeting. changed your life. >> it did! >> robert and carole move quickly. first, dating, then it's time to introduce her to his

we were talking next year over in st petersburg in russia we year we were talking about really what's happening the global economy we've got the ascent of china we've got this thing about really what's happening the global economy we've got the ascent of china we've got the ascent of russia we've got the u.s. seemingly twiddling their thumbs you're tossed out of russia we've got the u.s. seemingly twiddling their thumbs you're talking about russia and china pretty much as centralized government it's about russia and china pretty much as centralized governments you use is afraid to face the stuff on isn't. on it as an end to end you know as a and you know as an american. i look at this as i look at the kiss and i say it's a i. would. think that the. centralized approach that we have in america is is something to pursue but clearly the u.s. approach that we have in america is is something to pursue but clearly the u.s. model is breaking down for various reasons so we got to get a perspective your perspective on this model is breaking down for various reasons so we got to get a perspecti

petersburg, florida. wow. they call is st. pete's right, a nickname nobody has given me, ever. now, now here is the deal, hollywood has their award shows, right. self important -- they got a lot of them. [ booing. booin boo ] ] big trophies to actors. who play heroes on tv. tonight 467 -- we honor the real heroes. [applause] this is the oscars of what really matters. tonight we're honoring inspirational americans who didn't seek the spotlight, and never particular to be recognized, every day patriots who have been exceptional things for our great nation, america most pre, powerful -- free, powerful and prosperous country in human history, amen. because of patriots of every generation who have been willing to step up in ways large and small to fight for her. patriot awards will showcase powerful examples of patriotism that deserve to be celebrated, please join me now, in welcoming our first precenter the of the night, country music super star, john rich. [applause] >> hey, guys, thanks pete, it is honor to present award for veteran service, a veteran may be someone you pass to t

petersburg when we suggested getting together 30 s. to president bush. and then it was faithfully yours president of russia india and china so that's how rick was founded then brazil joined in south africa joined and that was breeks so and the break from his asian was also established that founded and russia's so we have a serious attitude towards this that are going is ation and i have just expressed as my personal attitude towards these organisation as for the invitation of the other countries it's a normal practice and normal procedure we are planning to invite a regional economic organisation 1st of all. your asian economical union and c.i. as i would like to draw your attention to the fact that. your asian economic union has some brics countries and they are so is going to be partners meeting if not in breakers then that some other organisation there is going to be general discussion and negotiations and many matters that is going to be discovered there is going to be a pinterest for africa when invited to the us of that. and we a

petersburg may also be prevented from hosting matches at football's euro 2020 the committee made their recommendations after doping data from a moscow laboratory was deleted or altered the world anti-doping agency's executive committee will make a final ruling next month if the ban is implemented clean russian athletes would be forced to compete as neutrals that next year's tokyo olympics and the 2022 beijing winter day us. european soccer now in the champions league is back on tuesday paris and her months trip to rail madrid is one of the key games to watch record champions madrid lost the 1st match between the 2 teams and qualification for the last 16 will become complicated if they lose again around that or it's coach finds himself in a precarious position. the pressure is on xina didn't sit down and his real madrid side they welcome p.s.g. knowing a loss could put their chances of qualifying from group under serious threats. dependant in addition to this will put oh is that part too much of it no matter what but this is the most important match of the season. because it's our next

a lawyer for oleg sokolov said he had "admitted his guilt" over the killing, after the st petersburg state university professor was found in a river, with a backpack containing a woman's arms. at least 13 people have been killed after cyclone bulbul struck the coasts of india and bangladesh. seven people died in india's west bengal province, and six in bangladesh mainly because of falling trees. parvin kumar ramchurn reports. the cyclone has caused widespread damage to coastal areas in bangladesh. officials say at least 6000 homes have been partially or fully destroyed. prompt evacuations are thought to have saved many lives. as many as 2 million people left their homes and sought protection in emergency shelters. but not everybody was able to get out before the cyclone made landfall. translation: we didn't go to the cyclone shelter because my mother is an elderly women and we couldn't move her. allah saved us. when we returned from the cyclone shelter we found our cattle were squashed under the fallen house and everything is ruined. the true extent of the disaster is still emerging.

pins and the military offers a look at an in progress morial that will be installed at the museum in st petersburg later this month meanwhile kalashnikov media put together an immersive site to help you learn more about his life we heard from the project's editor in chief andre have. to coax 2 lives together is needed because ultimately which collision course will do little good sleeper agent so simply. because i've learned to trust. control you can move to my favorite late to . me is absurd i'm not going to do you see is due. to his dual online space project for me could you would you could be in your. introduced me to impose recent really cool constructive. so we've heard from people commemorating his legacy but what do people in other parts of the world think joining us today to discuss imposed on poland yunus army far a combat zone anthropologist and author of the book living with the a k 47 also with us jonathan ferguson armaments research services and the firearms curator at the royal armories museum in leeds in the u.k. where he joins us and in doha. and journalist who covers the

petersburg in the summer of 2020. but as he via. lots more news to come in a couple of minutes so from now stay with us we'll have the latest on the hearings against u.s. president dog and the other day. every war makes a devastating impact on voters both rise explores some of the efforts to recover what was lost from the syrian scientists safeguarding one of our most valuable resources these are important southpaws and we have to make sure they are surviving to the refugees striving to coexist with nature ok so what's going on there and simulating what happens when an elephant tamas life on to conflict on al-jazeera. this december make the heroes of europe asia africa the middle east oceania america's world cup to a stage played for the germans a connection that makes a statement peak for the us becoming the world's best cd excited to go to shore to say i want to be. told this fee for a call to. make cuts on your goal. to. cut down. this is 0. hello i'm has i'm see this is live from doha coming up in the next 60 minu

petersburg for euro 2020. joining me now, matt futterman, deputy sports editor for new york times who broke the story about the original whistleblower four years ago. thank you for being on the briefing. tell us a bit more about this recommendation. what will it mean? it is going to mean a total shock wave through international sport, andi wave through international sport, and i don't think we really know exactly what the ramifications are of this. i mean, how is russia going to react to a four year ban? this could potentially be a real existential crisis for organisations like the international olympic committee. i don't think anyone has really thought through what would happen if russia said, ok, fine. if you are banning us, we arejust going to leave the olympic movement. we will not participate in the limits anymore. that would be a huge blow to a place like the international olympic committee. what has wada accused russia of this time, in terms of the data that was provided for the what was wrong with it?

petersburg diego dema open the scoring at the end of the 1st half then marcel sabates netted another in the 63rd minute to complete a 2 nil victory with the win leipsic cement their place at the top of group g. . you're watching d.w. news just a reminder of the top story we're following for you here today china and france have reaffirmed their commitment to the paris climate of course president xi jinping and abandon will not declare the agreement irreversible if you came a day after the u.s. began officially pulling out of that of course. watching the news live from berlin and coming up next a coke india environment magazine looks at the reforestation don't get you get all the latest news around the clock on our website dot com i'm terry marsh thanks watch. to. go indiana. roads factories cities their numbers are increasing while the forests are decreasing how can they be protected. how can reforestation be done right. for the climate for wildlife for humans the forest is a dire importance. the only. luxury behind the mirror humans are exploited and animals cruelly slaughtered big b

petersburg for euro 2020. a vote on the recommendation will be held early next month. now pope francis is set to conclude his visit to japan shortly. he's visiting sophia university in tokyo(take live os) where he's —— he's visiting sophia university in tokyo where he's held a private holy mass, meeting elderly and infirm priests. he's set to departjapan in a couple of hours, returning to rome. mariko oi has been following his asia tour and shejoins me now. it's been a busy few days for the popein it's been a busy few days for the pope in japan. he it's been a busy few days for the pope injapan. he arrived on saturday for his first visit as nagasaki and hiroshima, two cities whether he —— the atomic bombs were dropped. his message there was very clear to abolish nuclear weapons. we then moved on to tokyo to meet with emperor naruhito and the prime minister shinzo abe and survivors, victims of the 2011 tsunami so he's had a very busy couple of days in a country where he wanted to become a missionary as