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"st petersburg" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
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Fresh update on "st petersburg" discussed on Mark Levin
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"st petersburg" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"The proceeding program was paid for by Purity Products. Broadcasting live from the Farrah and Farrah Accident Attorney Studios. WFLA Tampa. WXTBHD2 Clearwater. Listen on the free iHeartRadio app for all your music, sports, talk and podcasts. Free never sounded so good. WXTBHD2 Tropical storm in Tampa. WXTBHD2 Clearwater. WXTBHD2 Clearwater. WXTBHD2 Clearwater. WXTBHD2 Clearwater. WXTBHD2 The city of Tampa is handing out sandbags this afternoon. St. Petersburg, Clearwater and Pinellas County will start filling bags Monday. 33 Florida counties are in a state of emergency. By the way, today's the second day of Florida's disaster prep sales tax holiday. Ice packs, batteries, coolers and portable generators are among the items tax -free. The white gunman who killed three black people at a store in Jacksonville Saturday was seen on the nearby campus of a black university just before the shooting. Edward Waters security turned him away. The FBI is investigating this as a hate crime. sheriff The says the white shooter left behind a manifesto describing his racial hatred. Photos of one of his firearms show swastikas painted on. Drivers getting a small break at the pump AAA says the average price of gas is down a penny to just under 371 a gallon today in Florida. A week ago it was about 11 cents higher. No overall winner in Powerball last night. Monday's jackpot estimated three hundred sixty three million dollars. With Florida's I'm Gordon Byrd. From the Masi's on traffic center traffic mostly is still smoother than Tampa area roadways as we begin further into the afternoon. We are looking at some minor delays starting to build up southbound along 275 in Dallas County. Those delays are starting at Ganey Boulevard and extend down to 18th Avenue North. Just be careful as you approach that section of the roadway. We're also looking at some minor delays starting to build up westbound along I -4 as you approach 275 in downtown. The rest of the Tampa area highways are looking good right now. 75's looking good both north and southbound lanes and no reporter problems along the Summit Expressway or the bridges. Hi this is Bob Coachella broadcasting from the Rood Air Conditioning Weather Center powered by Gulf Coast Air Systems. As we head into your Sunday
News, Traffic and Weather
Fresh update on "st petersburg" discussed on News, Traffic and Weather
"Degrees this hour in Olympia. It's 52 downtown Tacoma 54 and in downtown Seattle, mostly cloudy 56 and degrees. Thanks so much for making us a part of your morning routine on this early Wednesday morning. Elsewhere in the news today, a 21 year old man was shot and killed on a metro bus near 15th Avenue SW and SW Roxbury and White Center on Tuesday. The shooter has not been caught. Como The man Force Hannah Knowles reports that suspect still at large on a busy street in White Center. Police tape and flashing lights block off a crime scene. They just started putting tape everywhere and telling everybody they needed to go outside bullet holes clearly visible from the outside as detectives take photos and collect evidence. canines in a helicopter seen searching the area for suspects. A terrifying day for riders and community members. They take off heartbroken for the family. Right now, we're not being given any information on the victim or a on description any suspects. If you were in the area at the time of the shooting, the King County Sheriff's Office is asking you to call them right away in White Center. Hannah Knowles, Como News. We've been able to view new videos showing a suspect in last week's hammer attack at Seattle's Beacon Hill light rail station. What we see on the video according to the footage is that the car in the rear of the car. The suspect really had no worries about openly brandishing that hammer and then waving it around during one of the busiest times of day there at the light rail station. The suspect appears disheveled and distracted as he made his way down the platform of the Beacon Hill station last Thursday. He casually walks around with the hammer draped over his shoulder. Moments later, he boarded a train where he appeared to mutter to himself while waving around that hammer. That man eventually attacked two people hitting them in their heads and police say each attack totally random. This was last Thursday that suspect has not been seen since. Goes without saying that anyone with information on where he is should call 911 immediately. Two gunmen have have managed to elude police after officers say they killed a man near Polsbo early yesterday. Como Force Joel been shot. The suspect's inside this trailer is where 38 year old Brandon Eggler was got dead. Detectives say Caleb Sloan and Axel Strom showed up and shot him in the early morning hours. numbers. The property owner was asleep in a nearby house. I didn't even hear a gunshot or shot got though. just died over there too. And that's really sad. Detectives say Sloan and Strom knew the victim but have not Not shared a possible motive for the deadly shooting. They don't believe there's a general danger to the public other than the suspects Weapons are still on the run. Sloan has at least nine prior felony convictions, including alluding weapons violations, theft and burglary. Strom has seven felonies, including having stolen cars, a hit a and run and alluding. The property owner says he didn't know the man who was killed but assumes he was friends with the couple who he allowed to live on his land. And he never expected any of this. I know the people I let move in. And now they changed partners and I really don't know what goes on over there. Joe The investigation into the Seattle Police Department displaying a makeshift tombstone representing a person who was build killed by an officer shooting in their break room has been turned over to the Inspector General's office. Officials say one of the officers from from the East Precinct was part of the accountability group that investigates allegations of misconduct within the the Seattle Police Department. That's why the Office of Inspector General is now looking into whether that tombstone and a Trump flag that was displayed violated department policies. You can't have the police policing the police. I mean, the community doesn't trust them already. And that's been an issue in the past. The chair of the African American Community Advisory Council told us they hope the investigation will bring some accountability to the department before is Eric Johnson. Months after resigning, the former police chief in in Morton may be losing his peace officer certification. We get to more details from Northwest News Radio's Carlene For a small town like Morton in Lewis County. The controversy surrounding former Morton Police Chief Roger Morningstar has been a pretty big deal. He resigned in lieu of termination on June 2 after he failed a polygraph. According to this Centralia Chronicle, the Criminal Justice Training Commission found evidence that Morningstar violated code that prohibits officers from committing sexual harassment from knowingly falsifying information on an application to an employer and prohibits officers from engaging in contact that fails to meet ethical and professional standards. There were allegations he sexually harassed to fellow employees and citizens at both the Morton Police Department and in previous law enforcement positions. As of Monday, Morningstar had 60 days to request a hearing to defend against the applications. Carlene Johnson, Northwest News Radio. That means it's time to get you over to the Beacon Plumbing sports desk and say good morning to Eric Heitz. The Sounders are back for ...for their final two home games of the regular season and can secure an MLS playoff berth tonight against the LA Galaxy. the debate. Head Coach Brian Smethra says with a stronger lineup, they should be able to get an early jump on their West Conference rivals. You know, we'll have Jordan back and some guys coming back and we'll have an uptempo start. We'll try and get on top of them early. A little bit more dynamic than some of our play in Nashville. Their match with Nashville was a 0 -0 draw. First kick tonight is 730. Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith should be okay after he avoided a major knee injury after a sideline tackle in the team's 24 -3 win over the Giants on Monday night. Smith had to leave game the for a few plays and replaced by Drew Locke before returning. It says there was some pain, but otherwise feels okay. The team on is a bye week then return to face the Bengals in Cincinnati on October 16th. In the first round of the baseball playoffs yesterday the Rangers beat the Rays 4 -0 in front of the smallest playoff audience since the 1919 World Series not including the COVID era at about 19 ,000 fans that was in St. Petersburg. The Twins The beat the Blue Jays 3 -1, Diamondbacks beat the Brewers 6 -3, and the Phillies beat the Marlins 4 -1. The winners Rangers lead those series, best of three series, one game to none. Sports at 10 and 40 past the hour, Eric Eitz, Northwest West News Radio. Thanks Eric it's 5 12 we'll be back with Kiara in just a couple minutes get you up to date on that early morning commute but first there are There are all kinds of competitions. Some are based on skill, others based on looks, and there are a couple of big competitions based on how much you can eat. Fifteen thousand generations of humanity Yet we have evolved not at all says the announcer on Coney Island before he introduces That
Mark Levin
Mark Levin: Ukrainians Have Prevented WWIII
"Prevented world war three forget about biden and his it is they have prevented world war three everybody has it backwards and upside down and inside out they stand between pewton and nato they do they stand between pewton and poland between between pewton and the balkan states between pewton and moldavia and beyond and anyway circling back thank so apparently this private jet the wagner group boss had several he wasn't all that far from moscow he was apparently in between moscow and st petersburg was shot out of the sky with a missile you shot out of the sky including three pilots now now there's some people out there well we don't know if he's dead maybe they killed him earlier no no he killed him this is the way he killed there's him no there's need no to
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Isaac Paredes homers as Tampa Bay Rays beat Los Angeles Dodgers 11-10
"Tampa Bay Rays used to 7th inning RBI ground out by wander Franco to break a ten ten tie and defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers 11 to ten. Both starters got hit around as Gavin stone allowed 7 runs in two innings of work while Josh Fleming allowed ten runs in 6 innings, including 5 home runs. Reliever Jason Adams says Fleming ran into some bad luck with good hitters, but managed to battle. So I made a lot of good pitches today. If you go back and look and they just found some holes, so they were aggressive early. That's baseball. And he battled for us, which was huge. We needed that out of him. So yeah, to come away with the wind and a well fought game like that is big for everybody. Tampa Bay finishes its ten game home stand 7 and three, while the Dodgers complete their longest road trip of 2023 with a four and 6 Mark. Steve Carney, St. Petersburg.
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Criswell gets 1st win, Rays beat Dodgers 9-3 in matchup of division leaders
"Cooper Chris well earned his first major league win as the Tampa Bay Rays defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 9 to three. Chris well working in bulk relief allowed a run on four hits and four innings of work. He credits the offense scoring early to help give him confidence. The answered right away when I think his third aiming or second whenever I gave up a run, the answer right away. So I just gives you that much more confidence go back out there and try to put up some zeros. The race scored 6 runs in the first four innings off Dodgers starter Noah syndergaard, including yandy Diaz's team leading 12th home run of the season. Steve Carney, St. Petersburg
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McClanahan becomes 1st 8-game winner, Rays rebound from 19-run loss to beat Blue Jays 7-3
"Shane mcclanahan became the first pitcher in baseball to reach the 8 win mark as the Tampa Bay Rays defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 7 to three. Mcclanahan allowed just a single run in 7 innings of work to improve to 8 zero on the year. My only motive, I think anybody in here can attest that is did we win? As long as I help this team and put them in a good situation to win that's really truthfully all I care about, everything else will take care of itself. Luke Reilly and Jose Siri each homered off Blue Jays starter you say kikuchi will wander Franco snapped a four for 29 skid with three hits and two RBI. Steve Carney, St. Petersburg.
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Arozarena homers, hit by 2 pitches as Rays beat Yankees 5-4
"Randy rose arena and yandy Diaz each hit their 9th home runs of the season, but it was wander Franco's RBI double in the bottom of the 7th that broke a four four tie and gave the Tampa Bay Rays a 5 four win over the New York Yankees. A rose arena's solo shot in the bottom of the first off Yankee started Johnny brito came on his promotional night at tropicana field, a fact not missed by teammates like reliever, Colin poche. Hit a home run first at bat when the rainy land thing going on, this is pretty on brand for him. The wind improves Tampa Bay to a major league best 27 and 6 and they are now ten games in front of New York in the American League standings. Steve Carney, St. Petersburg
AP News Radio
Eflin goes 7 masterful innings, Rays sweep Pirates
"Zac eflin earned his fourth win in the Tampa Bay Rays, used three solo homers to hold on to defeat the Pittsburgh pirates three to two. Tampa Bay got solo shots from Taylor walls in the second, Randy rose arena in the fourth and yandy Diaz in the 8th. Wall says he worked all off season to improve his power on offense and he's seeing it pay off. Days I feel good, I can come up empty and days I feel terrible. I could have good at bats and still help the team win. Ethylene pitched 7 shutout innings giving up just three hits and striking out ten. With the wind Tampa Bay improves to a major league best 20 games over 500 on the season while Pittsburgh season long losing streak grows to four straight games. Steve Carney, St. Petersburg.
AP News Radio
Ramirez, Rays beat Pirates 4-1 in matchup of top two teams
"Harold Ramirez homered and drove in a pair in the Tampa Bay Rays used 7 pitchers to hold Pittsburgh to just a single run in a four one victory over the pirates. Ramirez finished with an RBI single in the fourth that got the raise on the board and a solo Homer in the 6th that capped the scoring both off pirates starter Rwandan Contreras. Colin Boucher earned the win after relieving Josh Fleming, who left in the 5th after being hit by a line drive. Tampa Bay is now won 24 of its first 30 games to start this season. Steve Carney, St. Petersburg.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
"America's Soft Revolution" With Carrie Sheffield
"We are back with Carrie Sheffield of the independent women's forum author, a journalist, follow her right now at Carrie Sheffield and Carrie Sheffield dot com. Amazing piece in the New York Post that I think answers the questions I have on, is it socialism? Is it communism that's the threat in America? Because we haven't had a violent revolution. This isn't St. Petersburg in 1917 or China under Mao or Cuba. Your piece answers that question. So what are we witnessing right now, Carrie? I call it a softer revolution. So it's having the same outcomes as those events that you mentioned, but we're doing it to our own selves. So nobody's storming Congress. They'll be storming The White House. This isn't the winter palace in St. Petersburg, but the same things are happening. How are they happening? Yeah, so I started the peace out with the quote by Lenin. And what he said was morality is entirely subordinate to the interests of class war. Everything is moral that is necessary for the annihilation of the old exploiting social order and Fred the uniting the proletariat. Meaning something's good if it supports our access to power. Correct. Right. And everything he called it the old order that was the traditional values, which his revolution sought to completely annihilate. In an America, I looked at this new data which maybe some of your viewers and listeners had seen, new polling from The Wall Street Journal. Last week. Exactly. With the University of Chicago, showing and they've tracked this for a quarter century now, rock bottom lowest views on patriotism on faith, on family, people under 30, the lowest level, they say that it's important to have children that they've ever recorded.
AP News Radio
Arrest made after Russian military blogger killed in St. Petersburg explosion
"The suspect in a Russian military bloggers killing has been arrested. Police have arrested a woman suspected of delivering a bomb that killed a well-known military blogger, who fervently supported Moscow's war in Ukraine. Vlad then Tata sky was killed on Sunday, as he was leading a discussion at a cafe in St. Petersburg over 30 people were wounded by the blast. Russian news reports say the bomb was hidden in a bust of the blogger that the suspect had given to him as a gift just before the explosion, the interior ministry had identified the suspect as dire trio
NewsRadio WIOD
"st petersburg" Discussed on NewsRadio WIOD
"Ten wi OD. No bond for the St. Petersburg band charged with killing his two year old son and the boy's mother, 21 year old Thomas Moseley went before a judge Saturday, but did not enter a plea. The judge did, however, read a list of evidence linking Moseley to the slangs. A bloody shoe print with a Gucci emblem was located on the bathroom floor where the victim was found, the defendant's brother stated the defendant was wearing a pair of Gucci slides. The body of two year old Taylor Mosley was found in an alligator's mouth at a Lake near the apartment he shared with his mother. His mother, 20 year old passion, Jeffrey, was found in the unit stab more than a hundred times. No word yet how the boy died. Lawyers for condemned Florida killer, Lewis gaskin trying to stop his execution later this month. They say the jury in his trial never got to hear about his mental illness and childhood abuse, gaskin killed a flagler county couple during a 1989 burglary. Ex-president Trump soon leaving his Florida estate for New York City where he'll be a rain Tuesday, UCF political scientist Aubrey jewett says Trump's legal troubles may actually boost his presidential campaign. I think most of the Republican base views these charges as partisan political charges, not really serious criminal charges. And so they feel like Trump and the Republican Party are being attacked. The sealed indictment charges Trump with paying hush money to a mistress and could contain business fraud charges too. The long journey back home is underway for a 7000 pound killer whale who's been at the Miami seaquarium for more than half a century, handlers will take a year to get Lolita acclimated to what the cross country trip will feel like. You start now with conditioning her for the trip so that nothing that happens in that transport is new to her. Lolita going back to Washington state's puget sound, with Florida's news, I'm Steve summers. Floridians love boating with family and friends exploring our state's amazing waterways, but even experienced voters can lose sight of the risks of passengers standing or sitting in improper locations. Bow riding by passengers of any
NewsRadio WIOD
"st petersburg" Discussed on NewsRadio WIOD
"Ten W IUD. No bond for the St. Petersburg band charged with killing his two year old son and the boy's mother, 21 year old Thomas Moseley went before a judge Saturday, but did not enter a plea. The judge did, however, read a list of evidence linking Moseley to the slangs. A bloody shoe print with a Gucci emblem was located on the bathroom floor where the victim was found, the defendant's brother stated the defendant was wearing. A pair of Gucci slides. The body of two year old Taylor Mosley was found in an alligator's mouth at a Lake near the apartment he shared with his mother. His mother, 20 year old passion, Jeffrey, was found in the unit staff more than a hundred times. No word yet how the boy died. Lawyers for condemned Florida killer Louis gaskin trying to stop his execution later this month. They say the jury in his trial never got to hear about his mental illness and childhood abuse, gaskin killed a flagler county couple during a 1989 burglary. Ex-president Trump soon leaving his Florida estate for New York City where he'll be arraigned Tuesday, UCF political scientist Aubrey jewett says Trump's legal troubles may actually boost his presidential campaign. I think most of the Republican base views these charges as partisan political charges, not really serious criminal charges. And so they feel like Trump and the Republican Party are being attacked. The sealed indictment charges Trump with paying hush money to a mistress and could contain business fraud charges too. The long journey back home is underway for a 7000 pound killer whale who's been at the Miami seaquarium for more than half a century. Handlers will take a year to get Lolita acclimated to what the cross country trip will feel like. You start now with conditioning her for the trip so that nothing that happens in that transport is new to her. Lolita going back to Washington state's puget sound, with Florida's news, I'm Steve summers. Hi
AP News Radio
Body of missing Florida 2-year-old found in alligator's mouth
"Was killed in Florida. And now the body of her two year old toddler has been recovered in the jaws of a reptile. There had been a frantic search for the missing two year old boy in St. Petersburg Florida. After 20 year old passion Jeffrey was found stabbed to death in her apartment Thursday, and two year old Taylor Mosley was nowhere to be found. Police had put out an amber alert and searched on foot and with aerial drones, a day later police a few miles from the apartment spotted an alligator with an object in its mouth. They shot the reptile and it dropped the body of the little boy still intact. St. Petersburg police say the boy's 21 year old father, Thomas Moseley, will face two counts of first degree murder for killing the toddler and the mother. They say he's not cooperating with the investigation.
Mark Levin
Top Putin War Official Marine Yankina Plunges to Her Death
"Apparently there is a belief at least in parts of the Russian ruling class that people can fly out of out of windows from skyscrapers mister producer did you know this Yet another tried to fly out of a window and felt to her death A top defense official in Russia has been found dead after plunging from a high window in a tower block in the latest mysterious death of a high ranking official so woman Marina 58 was discovered by a pair survived the entrance of a house on Sam Sheena street in St. Petersburg I'm sure Bernie Sanders is familiar with that She is believed to have fallen 160 feet to her death That's frightening She's very well placed She is Or was a very well placed Russian Defense Department power broker she'd risen from the tax collecting ranks moved to the Defense Department was basically Putin's money girl For their western military district Miss Yana was a key figure in the funding of Vladimir Putin's illegal war in Ukraine His head of the financial support department of the Ministry of Defense for the western military district which is closely involved In the dictator's invasion her career developed rapidly in 5 years she rose from an ordinary employee to the head of the entire department Meanwhile the death of the employee was officially confirmed by the press service in the western military district the western military district leadership where she was in charge of the cash flows is certainly been under enormous pressure from
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Tank Man Saves Lives
"That it's a fascinating comparison Putin gave you the name I like the most tank man. We might start asking your Secret Service detail to call you tank man quote. Tank man saved our ass. We can work with the Russians. You want to tell that story how tank man that's you, Mike Pompeo, according to Putin, saved his ass. Oh, goodness. Yeah, it's a good story from the book never given inch. We were somewhere in the world, and I get a call from president Trump saying, Mike, you're not going to believe this, but I just got off the phone with Vladimir Putin. This is president Trump. He's about to issue a press release thanking you for saving Russian lives. And my first thought you could imagine, this is what I think this was 18 might have been 19. I was now would have been 18. I was still a director. And the first thing I thought is, oh my gosh, I'm gonna get impeached too for having worked for the Russians. And flash through my head for a moment, then it struck me. I remembered that earlier in the week we had provided some information to the Russian intelligence services that had permitted them to take down a terror plot in St. Petersburg. We'd provided that because it was the right thing to do. We'd provided that information also because I'm confident saved American lives. There's always thousands of Americans traveling in St. Petersburg, or at least before the war. There were. It's the kind of way we can work on counter terrorism operations, even with adversaries like Russia. We counted on them to provide us information. We gave it to them. They did the hard work on the ground and then it was really something. Maybe ten 15 minutes later, there's the press release with Vladimir Putin thanking Mike Pompeo personally and the CIA organizationally for having saved Russian lives.
Mark Levin
John O'Neill: Putin's Connection to Stalin
"John I want to talk specifically about how do you read him What do you make of him Important to understand his background his grandfather was Stalin's cook and taster His father was an exterminator for the KGB He went behind that army in the Ukraine shooting people in the back of the head So when Putin talks about we need to do NASA the Ukraine he's a chip off the old family blog Putin himself has never been in combat or of any kind But he has been a KGB guy and he's surrounded by a group that calls himself the strong men that are all KGB people he's committed of course completely he's totally indifferent to human beings By way of example it was kind of named saw black who was his mentor He was the mayor of St. Petersburg and he was a reformer After Putin became prime minister they asked Slovak tell us about Putin and he said Putin is the new Stalin and saw back and his two bodyguards all had simultaneous heart attack two days later So I'd like to hide And Putin has been a poisoner and a murderer using literary poisons both inside Russia and outside Russia for the past 20 years And so has announced that units to 6 one 5 5 whose job is assassination Mark
Mark Levin
George Friedman: How the Ukraine War Will Likely End
"There's a gentleman by the name of George Freeman And a site called GPS or geopolitical futures dot com I was unaware of it I saw it on independent Glenn Reynolds great sight and Glenn Reynolds is a great guy And the gentleman writes in part as we consider how the war in Ukraine will end We must first understand how it began Russia invaded the geostrategic for geostrategic reasons having Ukraine as a buffer state safeguards Moscow from invasion from the west and for economic reasons which have often gone overlooked The transition from the Soviet Union to the Russian Federation wasn't exactly lucrative It may have increased total wealth by Russia remains a poor country Its gross domestic product ranks just behind South Korea A respectable placement but hardly wears superpowers should be in terms of per CAPiTA GDP Russia ranks 85th Nestled between Bulgarian Malaysia Economic statistics rarely tell the whole story of course but in Russia's case they fairly accurately present a country that is poor than it appears mass superficially by a top layer of the super rich elite Life and major cities like saints St. Petersburg and Moscow is luxurious for the wealthy and bearable for the rest Life in the countryside is something else entirely Individual regimes can't be solely blamed for Russian poverty The size of the nation the difficulties in areas such as transport associated with its side make Russia difficult to govern And from the time of the tsars it's been the state rather than Sheridan economic prosperity that has kept Russia together Often this has been achieved through the security services which are tasked with maintaining state power not with building an economy It's a little wonder that the country that boasted the apron also produced a president who cut his teeth in the KGB
Mark Levin
Axios Producing Four Part Series on Vladimir Putin
"Axios has done a four part series one Putin who he is how it came to power I just want to read you a little bit of this The KGB to the Kremlin Pugh was a mid level KGB officer in Dresden East Germany when the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 Weeks later in the tumult that preceded the collapse of the USSR crowd stormed the local secret police headquarters and Putin spent a tense night waiting for orders from Moscow that never came He returned to Russia and became a close aide first to sobchak and St. Petersburg and later to yeltsin in Moscow It was little noticed in Russia or brought until yeltsin appointed him director of the KGB successor The FSB in 1998 The year later he was prime minister four months after that on New Year's Eve 1999 yeltsin resigned in Putin's rise was complete Michael mcfaul who served as U.S. ambassador to Russia under Obama crossed paths with Putin and St. Petersburg in the 90s Behind the scenes former defense secretary Ash Carter was in several meetings with the top Russian official in the 90s He was an assistant Secretary of Defense Even Putin's critics acknowledged that he has accomplished three central objectives budding a strong Russian state reestablishing Russia as a global power and maintaining his own grip on power Nonetheless and then a couple of months of his appointment as prime minister became the figure on whom the last hopes of so many Russians were pinned
AP News Radio
Candelario and Garneau Homer, Tigers Beat Rays 4-3
"Was a uranium earned his fourth win in chamber Candelario hit a sixteen home runs the Detroit Tigers defeated the Tampa Bay rays forty three candle areas three run blast off rays starter Ryan Yarbrough came in the top of the first inning and catcher Dustin Garneau added a solo shot his fifth of the year an inning later Garneau credits his teammates on being able to bounce back from Friday's collapse to take the game feels like the game last night hurts more than I get blown out because you're there playoff teams and the way we responded it was awesome tweets we want to see your in your followed a three inning scheduled start for tark's Google by allowing just two hits while pitching into the seventh the tiger snap a two game skid while Tampa bay's leading the American League east and now down to seven and a half games over Boston Steve Kearney St Petersburg
AP News Radio
Rays Beat Tigers 5-2, Extend AL East Lead to 8 1/2 Games
"Dietrich Enns earned his second win in Mike Zunino it is thirty first home run is the Tampa Bay rays defeated the Detroit Tigers five to two ends to go over for opener Lewis head in the second and allowed a run on three hits in four innings of work Sununu's two run blast off reliever drew Carlton in the six give the race a five one lead when extends the rays leading the American League east eight and a half games over idle Toronto in Boston and trims the magic number to win the division to a Steve Kearney St Petersburg
AP News Radio
Rodriguez, Richards Combine on 5-Hitter, Red Sox Beat Rays
"Bobby Dalbec had two hits and drove in a pair and Eduardo Rodriguez and Garrett Richards combined for a five hitter is the Boston Red Sox shop the Tampa Bay rays for nothing Rodriguez allowed just four hits all singles in six innings of work the left hander called Thursday start his best of the year that's my best on the season not the way I feel today about me but also to arms control wise my wife and I mean I feel like no dustbin my my best of the season also echoed Richards went the final three innings for his second save dot backs are B. R. Singh on the top of the first off rays starter Shane McClanahan gave Boston the lead the first baseman added an RBI single as part of a two run fifth loss means the race can manage only a split of their four game series with the red Sox and if all the six and a half game ahead of idle New York in the American League east Steve Kearney St Petersburg
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"st petersburg" Discussed on Florida Matters
"So you compound that with mr berg not living in the market not being visible as vinegars. It is hard. And so. I don't think to be fair to disarm. I don't think people really know is then it really understand who he isn't what he's about he's in new york wall street guy and that plays well with some people doesn't play well with others and maybe not a visible owner in the way as you said jeff bennett. Yeah it to me. you know. I've said for years that the more visible the owner is a fan. Wants to understand that the owner wants to win badly as they did in their passionate about the tape. Then it gives you that are starting barred. Doesn't give you in the stance. But he sure does he sure does what the performance of the team i mean. He's how great baseball people that make great decisions in we're competing with the yankees and the red sox regularly and and coming out ahead. So i mean he's done what he needs to do. They just i think in the market. He's not seen as a fan. He's not seen as a community guy. He's not seen as part of the neighborhood. All right bill. I think that's it for my questions anything else. You'd like to add before we wrap up. You know like i said. I've seen the impact of a new building. In a variety of places it can have a unique part a unique financial impact in a in a very positive climate for entertainment. And everything else. I think the ebor location because of its ability to tie everything to developments in tampa in make a corridor entertainment corridor. If you will between everything downtown tampa in ebor. I think they could have a significant effect that it'd be very very positive. And like i said. I've grown to accept the part-time velocity. I'd be curious to hear more and more about this and find out how talking play up. We'll bill thanks so much for chatting with us this morning. We appreciate it. My pleasure that was bill sutton emeritus professor in these sports and entertainment management program at the university of south florida. The land were tropicana field. Sits was once home to the gas plant district of vibrant black neighborhood that was torn down to make way for the stadium. We explored the history of this neighborhood. In a previous florida matters you can find it at w. usf news dot org. That's florida matters for this week. Demure provost is our producer. I'm bradley george. Thank you for listening..
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"He He brought in some of the smartest people Baseball had ever seen to run the franchise and they have literally changed major league baseball. That this team itself this ownership group and and the executives running this team running the baseball operation side of this team changed the way baseball operates and other teams are trying to emulate what the race have done to have the success on the field. They've had without spending as much money as their spending and my point is stromberg has done a lot of great things but this stadium. Businesses turned into a fiasco and and it's turned fans against him and to me. That's a shame. I mean he's he's had an incredible run as an owner. But it's being threatened by you. Know i don't want to say a ham handed or you know i just don't think they've handled the situation quite as well as they could have. And i think the sister city plan which they are now completely married to and they say You know they're not going to consider any other options other than split plan in tampa bay. I just don't think that's the stance they should be taken. If if you go back over the last fifteen years at one point you know the waterfront. Saint pete that you know. That's that's the only plan that's going to work. And then after that it was you know hillsborough county. That's the only way it's going to work. We have to be in hillsborough county. We have to be near the downtown marketplace. And now it's the sister city plan. That's the only plan that's going to work. I mean it's it's been a moving target for very long time. Would whatever seems to fit that day. Thank you so much. We appreciate it by appreciate you having me out. That was john. Romano sports columnist at the tampa bay times. Bill sutton has been following the raise stadium saga for a long time. He's an emeritus professor in these sports and entertainment management program at the university of south florida's moumouh college of business. He spent much of our conversation comparing. Raise owner stu sternberg to another local sports figure tampa bay lightning owner..
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"And we don't want to start developing that site until we have some certainty about whether a baseball stadium is going to go there. And and the other part of that problem is the use agreement that the rays have with the city entitles them to fifty percent of the development revenue Whenever that site gets built back up so if as the mayor wants to to start redeveloping it next year the rays are going to be making money off that redevelopment and they may not even end up building a stadium there and the raise may end up leaving in twenty twenty eight so basically you have a situation whereby redeveloping the land right now by doing it. on the mayor's timetable. You may actually be paying the raise money to leave the marketplace. And that's just one of those other tangents in this in this whole saga The other the other sort of big sticking point is that the principal owner of the raise. Do sternberg has come up with this plan. To what what. He calls the sister city plan where the raise would essentially split their home games between somewhere in the tampa bay region. Possibly and the city of montreal you mentioned that governments don't like to pony up money for for stadiums from especially from developers who have lots of money. I can't imagine any government into tampa bay region. Let alone any governments in the montreal. Region wants to Spend taxpayer money on a stadium. For what's essentially a part time home team and that's exactly why it's run into an impasse with mayor christman. Starnberg has said he would consider the tropicana field site which you know in the past the race have said we don't. We don't want the tropicana field site. It's already proven that it. It's not the best site for major league baseball in this market. It's too far away from from eastern hills. Even from downtown hillsboro we would like more centrally located site. He's changed his tune on that when it comes to The sister city idea because he says with only forty games at the trump site instead of eighty games a year they are. We think it can work so the mayor is now looking at the situation and and he said that the first proposal that the rays gave him in terms of how how we would build the stadium included them control in a lot of the acreage. There's tropicana field land and getting one. Hundred percent of the revenues from redevelopment on part of the land as opposed to fifty percent so christmans point was. Why am i going to give them a better deal than they already have when they're taking half the team away from the marketplace and that's a very legitimate argument on the mayor's part of the team says that it was just an opening bid and there's still room to negotiate but but you've hit on on the exact point of you know the razor saying the sister city concept works in a couple of ways you know principally because there won't be so many games here for people to attend so the race don't nita's much as much fans buy tickets but they also say it will work because it. It's only going to be done in. Tampa.
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"Conveniences he i think the flavor profile and supporting a family business you know husband and wife team that started this company. Of course we have expanded well beyond just the two of us now. But i think people like the idea of knowing their farmer knowing the company the fact that they can come and visit the farm. There's a of other either. Even local farms were people. Don't maybe get to see it. And we're front and center downtown saint pete peterson. Come in sierra farms. We've got videos galore. I think there's a real connection and we also have a lot of fun with our branding. we're trying to make a leafy. Greens tried to give them a personality. And i think people are connecting with that. Oh for sure. I love your instagram. You've got the bucks flag hanging in one of the containers..
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"The enemy to a harry palmer franchise because harry saltzman obviously launches the up. Chris file and produces the first three. But when you look at like a lot of the spy movies that are popular in the sixties it steph like the flint movies. The matt helm films thinks that are taking the more fun you know escapist elements of james bond and it feels like the public was really latching onto those when i look at the crystal movie i really love. I thought the episode was fantastic. I like funeral in berlin a lot. I wasn't as big on billion dollar brain but nonetheless. Like they have a very specific that i really enjoy. And i'm just wondering like if harry palmer was almost that franchise it would have been maybe a little more successful. Had it may be started in the seventies which is more of an era for that sort of you know. Gritty spy storytelling. It's a fair point discussion. I think these are all hypotheticals. Who knows what harry. If a harry's announcement had had more more funding for a fourth movie he knows. But i mean one observation always had this is i think it's very difficult to think about the character how he palmer but also to think about the movies and books outside the era in which they written the sixties. I think for me the nothing in a good way. They're very tight to that era. I think the character of harry palmer says of his mannerisms his what would now be termed programmatic approach to women is very sixties and and it fits that era and the age at which michael came was when he was playing the cat Sort of fits it all comes together instead of intense pairs at the two to three years of filmmaking where the character exploded maybe. Let's say there's a degree to which as these two movies we've discussed shows is maybe there's a. Everything has a lifespan. Well i mean it's interesting though. Because they are making ape. Chris file reboot. They are bringing up. Chris file back to tv. And i'm i'll be very curious to.
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"It's in the extended version of the movie. Which i didn't get to see so the movie itself it was boy it was baffling in terms of plotting. I mean there. Are you know as rob alluded. So many double and triple crosses that it was like just head-spinning at a certain point trying to make sense of what was going on I feel like it's the type of movie you wanna whiteboard. When you're watching it just to keep track of all the players and the little red violets being you know it harry's carrying throat what that means and why it's there and who put it there and etc etc so in terms of like a spy plot not great especially when you compare it to the really well honed convoluted you could say story of saint funeral in berlin which is definitely confusing. But i feel like it does. Pay off all make sense. Psychologically within the The world of all these players whereas this one it just felt like doing a lot of those crosses for no reason and with characters who i didn't really even understand who they were like the cia guy. And i also knows this movie had a lot of What i would call cannon films action which cannon films made a lot of kind of be action movies through the eighties and this will be had a ton of those moments where would just cut to a really kind of cheesy shootout where like a character falls onto an electrical wire stuff. Like that sort of thing you'd see in like the death wish sequels but overall like it was not good but i found it somewhat watchable if that makes sense. It's not something. I would recommend anyone really unless you're really into the world of harry palmer but i did find it kind of interesting. I agree you can. You can spend a reasonable ninety minutes with cup of tea into an a snack and just you know it perfectly as you say is watchable what you divide is it. Apart from perhaps harry palmer given that he is played by mccain. You even in. The bad movie is pretty good very few of the characters actually really either understand or care for but it does have some say some sort of strange almost like funny unintentionally elements like you can tell. Basically they had to use for somebody who said we haven't abandoned airport nearby and let's use it because at one point Colonel gretzky used a sort of a pound store version of colonel stock. Says wait a minute. I know somebody in bryansk. And that's they switched to this airfield where they sort of opposite of chasing after this train. And it's it's this bizarre and it has nothing it doesn't really about the plot anyway but it's just like i'm sure it's because they had the use of an airfield for a couple of days you know. I figured it was either that or because they want to work in north by northwest omar. Because you have them on the train and then they get out and they get swooped by a plane. I was like. Oh okay well we got a little bit hitchcock to give the actors that jews. I would not want to be up in the sort of rusty russian bucket that they filmed in..
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"Lightly. They certainly save money there and they save money on the acting as well. Take that back about jason culinary. How they well. I mean is there anything else background. Wise socially No let loose on. Okay well get quick five Thoughts on the film as a whole. Rub your guest. You kind of saw telegraph already but but to beijing. What are your thoughts. Yeah it's as. I said up from. It's not a great movie but you know it's sort of watchable. I didn't when i sat watching a couple of evenings go. I didn't tell my hair out has some interesting elements to it has Michael cord number of sort of english character. Actors michael gambon. Alexey does a possible russian. Jason coterie is not a great actor and he's trying to be nice well trying to be nice. Whoa let's let's be. Frank is wooden as a cyborg in this movie but it has the added attraction of the rather attractive mia sara ferris buehler's girlfriend playing the road natasha and even though he's not on the dvd. I got there is a fleeting appearance by sue. Lloyd the actor who plays gene in the original hip chris far so there are some sort of harry potter fans. There are some interesting little sort of law dates back to the original three movies. This is sort of suggestion. That a jason connery's character. Nikolai is possibly harry. Palmer said of the illegitimate son as say. There's the parents from gene. His love chris fall. So you know and the parties you know half chase movie half sit of heist movie this double-crossing triple crossing the drugs involved. The chinese and north koreans. It's like somebody's taking all the sort of ingredients from my. I spy movie cookbook. Throwing them into a pulp got to add some seasoning. That sort of thing. It's this the elements of there but it doesn't really hang together while rob really put the bullet in beijing cam. What about you okay. So this was one that i kind of dreaded going into because it's like how good is this going to be. When compared against a lot of the film craft that was happening on the first three. But it was a movie that i actually found in some ways a little bit entertaining in terms of reintroducing harry palmer into the nineties because like what is that like and where. This character is at being forced into retirement. We see that he's still got kind of that lady's man kind of vibe. We saw in the chris file. You know he's talking to his Girlfriend su Who's played by. Sue lloyd in the original on the phone which is kind of fun. There's a cut scene that rob alluded to it was not in my version. But i'm gonna have to.
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"A lot in the movie credits and titles. It's portrayed as len dayton's harry palmer ever asked his overland directly. I'm pretty sure he didn't have a huge to do other than probably writing his signature on a contract and say yeah go ahead. He has had some generally in the past and quite challenging experiences with tb produces so. I didn't think he guy so. I'm sure it's it's definitely not something that i don't think len had a creative into indian creative input into which shows. Yeah the only thing i could find was that he said basically if they get michael caine back he put his name on it. Yeah i think that's without without michael. Cain the movie has nothing a to with harry mccain has something in these and that's not saying much so we're getting a clue to listeners that bullet to beijing And sister filming leads. Berg not shining examples of the spy. Maybe he's on. What are you talking about the best tv movies we've covered so yes my view. Yeah i watched them both over the last Three or four days just to refresh myself. I've watched him a few times. No many they are great for me. The word that came to my mind is that you have curiosity value. One is seeing michael. Cain or harry palmer if you will It is sort of down. He'll dress not in sort of a shop sixties Suit walking down soho. But in sort of anorak walking down some groti street in some petersburg so this is sort of interesting sort of angle about seeing a familiar character. In ritu circumstances plus there is also the sort of again a curiosity value in just seeing the fact that they were filming in russia fairly soon after the fall of communism. Isn't it so interesting. The fact that the product that came out with is not that great is by the by so seeing you know what russia was like in nineteen ninety five and it looks pretty grubby and down at hill. Place has somebody but yeah if you were expecting Looks of action and lots of plot twists and great acting. This isn't your maybe. And that's been i am curious. I'm curious if you have any idea because there are you know. Annette adapted len deighton. Harry palmer spy novels like horse underwater. Or whatever like do you have any idea or like what the thinking was behind. Why these two movies bullet to beijing and the one. We're gonna talk about a few minutes. Were entirely original stories. I don't have any particular insight on there. My suspicion is that as with a law things in the movie business. It was probably money opportunity involved. Somebody saw opportunity with. I imagined that feeling in russia in nineteen ninety five is pretty cheap. I mentioned that there was probably a gap in harry. Michael caine schedule There was probably. Mr towers was at a loose end and you know the fates combined to bring them together in petersburg to film these two movies. I suspect there was no more sort of strategic thinking that makes sense from a financial standpoint. I imagine the amount you have to pay at linda in four making the quiz file goal horse. Underwater is far more than the original script lightly touching on.
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"st petersburg" Discussed on SpyHards Podcast
"I think there is every opinion on on any movie really. So if you don't like it if you do like it important thing is we have a good discussion. Well speaking of the movies as we say into today's project the first three films the major theatrical motion pictures revolving harry palmer rio fan of them. Did you feel the captured. The spirit of the books like Of the three. I favor is fear in berlin interesting but i think all three have a certain charm to them. They're clearly not no. There's a bombastic theatrical department movies. So more other munira particularly i liked it because i live and work in london groping and london. I think it's always one of the main actually stand characters in both the books and the movies. So it's actually quite. It's all three movies particularly the first to give a good impression of how cool look was in the sixties. Nice now joined by another londoner beckham pussy. Oh no south london. Yeah i i'll either way you are. West is best my friend west. Let's not fool over this. So that's a parochial discussion. But yeah the movies own. I think i hope see the bookstores. Much i've watched nothing for chip crush fall. I then billion dollar brain and then feeder burden uncertain about stuff and kane is is is the standout featured all three of them. Yeah and i mean. It is an interesting franchise. We'll talk about it more in the wider view later in this episode. But it's a journey. I very much enjoyed and just noticing the differences movie movie to movie and that continues ready to today. Right scott Very much so now. I guess that brings us through to what we're doing. So cam. yeah what films will be covering this week films. Yes yes we are going to talk about. The i guess. One thousand nine hundred five film bullet to beijing and the nineteen ninety six film midnight in saint petersburg Two movies shot back to back aired. Either straight to video or on..
SpyHards Podcast
"st petersburg" Discussed on SpyHards Podcast
"To spy hearts focus. Your host go deep undercover into the well of spine movies to decipher which films make the noc list. But remember this. Information is strictly for your is only. I'm agent scott and i'm cam the provocateur and camp. We have a very special guest joining us this week. Yes we do for sure. The perfect person to wrap up the harry palmer series the owner and creator of the dayton dossier website. Which issue referenced. When i'm doing my research for these films in the past is none other than robert mallows rope. Welcome aboard good evening gentlemen. Nice to be on board. The accent is already better than mine. He's he's bringing up close. Join morning eloquent. A damn i thought. I was the bush sounding on here well whenever Actually decided it's great to be on your podcast and following in the footsteps of other Interesting discussions on both dayton and other spiced of particularly. I heard shane ueli a couple of weeks ago. Who are no from spivey broadcasts. So yeah looking forward to a good discussion. I feel like the harry palmer. Films have really pushed us to book. Really strong guests. Because harry palmer such a acquired taste and north america where i am not very well known at all and so it's actually led to some really interesting people coming on to talk about a franchise that most of my entire life. I had no idea even existed. I pretty frankly. He's very british. And i guess he he likes a certain degree of this panache. Perhaps of the james bond. James jason bourne has for an international audience. But they're more who have a certain charm. I think let's put it that way three movies and the other twos. We're gonna talk about later. But yeah i like them. I like the stuff that led dayton ruins like james bond as well unlike a lot of spy fiction. Yeah be interesting to hear your reaction says well. Yeah i'm just curious. You run the dayton dossier blog where you really give the history of lending the author of the creator of harry palmer although not harry palmer in the stories. Am i right of actually the name. Yeah yeah but how did that all begin. How did you decide to take this. Deep dive into lend dayton. Well i guess a reader and collector spy forbidden loaded spifer fiction or fiction generally watching a lot of movies. I started website about eleven years ago. Just as something to do to test out my web building skills and it's just started from there. I had the website. I then move to facebook news being dayton dossier facebook page for about eight or nine years or so. It's a small little community but Through it of made some interesting global Contacts and friends around the world who either new zealand own read it a lot. One of which is shane. Way leah hosted. Despite the podcast. I was on the inaugural episode talking about lens work. So it's just. I'm just a fan. That collected really expert report. I'm not sure but i'll do my best. Well i mean when you began. i'm curious. How big was your knowledge of lending when you started the blog. And how has it grown like where you just kind of a casual enthusiasts when you dove or reward. Someone who'd read the books multiple times. I was a casual enthusiasts. The the real. If you lend dayton expert if you will is a friend of his. Edward millward oliver. The chappie wrote the len deighton in the eighties. He is mr dead dayton. He has known for years..
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"st petersburg" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"Mostly cloudy 66 degrees in ST Petersburg, 65 in Zephyrhills and 64 at your severe weather station NEWS radio w F L A Next update at 5 15 on Chris Strike, Man. This'll is am Tampa Bay kicking back and talking to Jack Harris and Aaron Jacobson on use radio. W F L A. We're certainly kicking back on a Monday morning. No Jack Harris, though He'll be back tomorrow morning. Aaron Jacobson. Natalie a quill, You and Katie Buccino. We've got you covered. All morning long today on what is really the start of Super Bowl Week here in Tampa Bay, and we are all excited. We started off our Super Bowl week Natalie, Katie and myself on Friday. We went to Julian Billion Park for the Super Bowl experience. Yes, we did. Katie. You did where? Shoes I did wear tennis shoes. I almost forgot that I'm serious. Like I walked out of my house and looked down and was like I need to change my shoes. You were gonna put sandals on for this? Yeah, I was just having I'm telling you, I just always wear them. We're in Florida and I could wear them year round and I really take advantage of that. Unbelievable. Well, we had a great time out there, but more importantly than us having fun. The city was having fun, and it was great to see that it was very lively downtown. We'll get Did those details of what we saw What you conduce this week and I want to hear from you what your Super Bowl experience is going to be like for what you're going to be doing for the big game coming up here as The excitement is really at an all time high, and we got to experience that will share that with you in just a second. But let's see what's making news now. On the roads with John Thomas..