she worked at this bread factory in st. petersburg for 35 years. the 86-year-old sister her, these loaves are almost wholly. there is nothing more delicious than our bread. correspondent: here at this bread factory, the dough spins through the round building in circles as it rises and bakes. the factory is nearly 100 years old. during the siege of leningrad, now st. petersburg, it was one of a few that fed the city. nina was just six when her hometown was surrounded by nazi forces trying to starve the city population during world war ii. translator: it was a hard time. i had a big family. only my mother and i survived. there were seven of us. everyone died. you have to feel hunger to know it. you cannot really put it in words. someone who was full can never believe someone who is hungry. correspondent: the nazi siege of leningrad lasted for nearly 900 days from 1941 to 1944, a humanitarian disaster. people at anything they could find from pet still boiled leather. there bread ration was 125 grams for many people. bread was stretched with barley, pe

this time in st. petersburg. amongst the candidates for the city legislature, three look almost identical and have the same name. confused? that appears to be the point. >> politicians are all the same say the skeptics. a valid view in st. petersburg. only one of these candidates is the original. he says his competitors are copycats. >> i left at first because these clones changed their names and surnames to be my own in july. their hairstyles as well. spoiler candidates with similar names are not uncommon in russian elections but this is the first and second presumed case of replicated resemblance. he is in a tight race. he things his opponents are doubly worried. >> i cannot explain it with anything but fear. if they did not fear me, if they thought my chances were slim, nobody would have bothered to place my doppelgÄngers there with changed names, surnames and appearances. >> russia's election commission says it is an embarrassment but there is nothing illegal about such personality politics. voters may have

chelsea at home to zenit st petersburg. defender antonio rudiger decided to lead by example at the start of the second half, all the way, almost. the manager needed a goal—scorer. 20 minutes to play, it's exactly what romelu lukaku is for. there. they won the champions league without him last season. they are stronger, surely, with him. joe wilson, bbc news. the big game of the evening was at the nou camp, where bayern munich beat barcelona 3—0 in a dominant performance. robert lewandowski was the main man for them — he scored twice in the second half, after thomas muller had given them the lead. it was the 18th game in a row that lewandowski has scored for bayern. barca, playing theirfirst champions league since the departure of lionel messi, failed to even get a shot on target. and there were six games in the championship tonight — and there was late late drama at bramhall lane, and plenty of and there was late, late drama at bramhall lane, and plenty of games in the championship tonight. emil riis jakobsen scored

a difficult prospect for zenit st petersburg tonight, we make the journey to take on a side who their coach says are addicted to the winning feeling. the most important is not to look back, most important is not to look back, most important is to keep the feeling and keep the hunger because that feeling feeds, it creates a hunger for more and it is addictive. and in general, it is about winning because winning changes your feeling and your atmosphere within the building and your work it completely and it gives your work it completely and it gives you natural confidence. the? you natural confidence. they certainly have _ you natural confidence. they certainly have plenty - you natural confidence. they certainly have plenty of- you natural confidence. they certainly have plenty of confidence. and as we've said, the frightening thing for the rest of europe is that chelsea have strengthened since last season with the arrival of romelu lukaku. it's an 8pm kick—off tonight, jane. and, of course, you can listen to it all on radio 5 live. chelsea might be the holders but thatis chelsea migh

however, investigators from both duke energy and the st. petersburg. police are looking into the case now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. and you can definitely see that marine layer hanging high above the golden gate bridge hanging right there, laura. so you have a look ahead to what we can expect this weekend. yeah. the last weekend of summer. guys. can you believe that? here we go. get ready for fall starting next week. but. >> this weekend we're going to almost feel like fall as we'll see a big change. the weather pattern with that chance of showers rolling on in and some much cooler temperatures around the bay area out there tonight, though, that fog is stretching on shore right now, at least in the parts of the bay. but i extend all the way on shore. they were just could see some patchy fog throughout the night tonight. beautiful shot as the sun sets from the east bay. you can see below the clouds there you see a nice sun beginning to set as the clouds moved in bouncing up against the east bay

host: william from st. petersburg, florida. william, are you pessimistic or optimistic about the current state of the economy? caller: good morning, i am cautiously optimistic. i believe we have the right president in the oval office and i think he is trying to do the right thing. i just wish that the democrats would be bold and do the things they need to do because they are in control and stop worrying about what else. but my caution is that is the rise of hatred and vehement meanness coming from the right and nobody is trying to stop. i am cautious for what will happen and it will not get worse than it already is. host: joe from covington, georgia. are you pessimistic or optimistic? caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. i am extremely pessimistic about the economy. just this past week a story came out about three hedge fund managers getting paid a -- getting paid $7 billion settlement with the irs, nobody went to jail, they just totally paid the money and that was it, $7 billion settlement with the irs. this has

chelsea at home to zenit st petersburg. defender antonio rudiger decided to lead by example at the start of the second half, all the way, almost. the manager needed a goal—scorer. 20 minutes to play, it's exactly what romelu lukaku is for. there. they won the champions league without him last season. they are stronger, surely, with him. joe wilson, bbc news. the big game of the evening was at the nou camp, where bayern munich beat barcelona 3—0 in a dominant performance. robert lewandowski was the main man for them — he scored twice in the second half, after thomas muller had given them the lead. it was the 18th game in a row that lewandowski has scored for bayern. barca, playing theirfirst champions league since the departure of lionel messi, failed to even get a shot on target. and there were six games in the championship tonight — and there was late, late drama at bramhall lane, and plenty of games in the championship tonight. emil riis jakobsen scored a 95th—minute equaliser for preston north end, who denied s

playing medals after they were stolen on tuesday. james was involved in chelsea's game against zenit st petersburg in the champions league, when he says thieves broke into home and stole his champions league and super cup winners medals, and his runners up medalfrom euro 2020. in a post on social media, james appealed for help, saying... five days after making tennis history, britain's emma raducanu has arrived home. the new us open champion was reunited with her parents after returning to south east london. on saturday, she became the first british woman in 1111 years to win a grand slam singles title, and she's since had a whirlwind week in new york with appearances on american tv and at the met gala. she's risen to british number one and 23rd in the world. but, although raducanu stole the headlines, hers wasn't the only success at flushing meadows. joe salisbury won two titles there, champion in the men's doubles with rajeev ram and also the mixed doubles with desiree krawchuk. i want to keep going. i was feeling good physically and was fresh and wanted to keep going. we've got sue t

their first group match is against zenit st petersburg. head coach thomas tuchel says, despite winning the trophy in porto last season, he's putting that win to the back of his mind and focusing on new challenges. it is absolutely necessary to forget it and _ it is absolutely necessary to forget it and start from scratch, to show there's _ it and start from scratch, to show there's mentality again, and this is what _ there's mentality again, and this is what i _ there's mentality again, and this is what i feel — there's mentality again, and this is what i feel. this is what i demand from _ what i feel. this is what i demand from myself and from everybody else around, _ from myself and from everybody else around, that if you don't change in terms _ around, that if you don't change in terms of— around, that if you don't change in terms of hunger, you will have this -- you _ terms of hunger, you will have this -- you can — terms of hunger, you will have this —— you can create a bond out of it and _ —— you can create a bond out o

james was involved in chelsea's game against zenit st petersburg in the champions league when he says thieves broke into his home and stole his champions league and super cup winners medals and his runners—up medalfrom euro 2020. england's men are up to third in fifa's world rankings, equalling their highest ever position since rankings were introduced in 1992. they made it to the final of the euros injuly and beat hungary and andorra in world cup qualifying earlier this month before drawing with poland. belgium are still top, with brazil second. wales are 19th, scotland 45th and northern ireland 47th. alberto salazar�*s four—year doping ban has been upheld by the court of arbitration for sport. he had appealed against the suspension after us anti—doping had found him and a doctor at his nike oregon project training camp guilty of a number of violations. salazar coached mo farah to four olympic titles and six world titles, although farah has never been accused or any wrongdoing or failed any drugs test. the bbc�*s mark daley was behind one of the early panorama investigation

petersburg that same year. we have to ask ourselves, if the kremlin is so popular and putin's position so strong, why do they havto go to such extreme measures in ordero drag united russia to a majority or perhaps two-thirds majority? anchor: let's talk about russia's opposition. most of navalny's allies are in jail or out of the race altogether. their position seems to be increasingly untenable in russia. what do they have to look forward to? guest: that's true. in the last year, the kremlin has turned to political coercion d restriction of political activity on a scale we haven't seen in the past. so the outlook for the so-called non-systemic opposition in russia looks very bleak at the moment. in part that we have to recognize that the increased use of repression often begets more repression but that repression doesn't resolve the fundamental problems that generate opposition to the government in the first place. it doesn't increase economic growth. it doesn't increase trust in government. it doesn't reduce

caller: wherever that guy was from, st. petersburg? did he know that the bezos went down the street to school for me? [laughs] this is a trick question because what is america? everybody in the whole world is here so we are the world. when people were over in vietnam they talk about, back in the world because this is the world. nobody has the right like we do anywhere in the world. and yeah, we have some really bad leaders, we have some really good leaders. but it is like the roman empire when it became a democracy and people forgot about what made them great to begin with. it wasn't democracy because that is how every country that ever was ended up in a demise and extinct. democracy is a mob rule, rule of the people. you've got a get away from that. host: you bring up the roman empire. in the new york times, this column very much about the roman empire. in one of the more arresting videos that circulated after the fall of kabul they followed taliban fighters into a hanger with a abandoned helicopter. although the taliban do not look l

caller: wherever that guy was from, st. petersburg? did he know that the bezos went down the street to school for me? [laughs] this is a trick question because what is america? everybody in the whole world is here so we are the world. when people were over in vietnam they talk about, back in the world because this is the world. nobody has the right like we do anywhere in the world. and yeah, we have some really bad leaders, we have some really good leaders. but it is like the roman empire when it became a democracy and people forgot about what made them great to begin with. it wasn't democracy because that is how every country that ever was ended up in a demise and extinct. democracy is a mob rule, rule of the people. you've got a get away from that. host: you bring up the roman empire. in the new york times, this column very much about the roman empire. in one of the more arresting videos that circulated after the fall of kabul they followed taliban fighters into a hanger with a abandoned helicopter. although the taliban do not look l

petersburg on the 16th and 18th of may. 2022. and it's been endorsed by the un security by the un secretary general, cherish and elementary union. the motion is to focus on social, economic, and environmental protection. we hope that these tracks will not be politicized and copied 984 should enemy. we will support mutual recognition of factions that are adopted by national regulators. and we hope that travel restrictions will be lifted as soon as possible. we're also need to pushes before the s d g agenda is in solution. we hope that with the senior, the summit one put on the foot stems will be a step in this direction. one for you, but we would like to she hire role in the un in shaping you can i mean environmental agenda based on that is i would call it c and respect for the interest of all of the nation, including current social economic realities. muster with, to get through all of the agencies that have a role in the efficiency of global governance. we need to rely on the balance of interest grossing. you know, to 0. she's i

petersburg, municipal elections next week. and here is why to other people on the ballot share boris version of skis name and they even look slightly the same. but it's no coincidence. it's a common tactic in russia for opponents to meet people with similar names stand for election in order to split the vote. the real vision of sky scene here holding the poster says one of the others is actually a member of president putin's party. the other men reportedly changed their names and their hair styles to look like the original adapting to a change in climate has to be just as important as cutting c o 2 emissions. that's the message from more than 50 global leaders who have gathered in rotterdam 2 months before the world's most important climate meeting in glasgow. the urging rich nations to live up to their promises and pay tens of billions of dollars yearly to developing nations. steadfast and reports floating in a dutch city that lies under water. and you, you and climate office symbolizing that global warming is happening and i

chelsea at home to zenit st petersburg. defender antonio rudiger decided to lead by example at the start of the second half, all the way, almost. the manager needed a goal—scorer. 20 minutes to play, it's exactly what romelu lukaku is for. there. they won the champions league without him last season. they are stronger, surely, with him. joe wilson, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello there. it's been a very wet day across parts of england, particularly central, southern and eastern areas, over a months worth of rain falling across parts of east anglia in the last 12 hours. that has slowly cleared off into the north sea. could leave a legacy of cloud, maybe just 1—2 showers draped across the eastern coastal parts of england. there may be the odd shower as well for northern and western scotland, perhaps into northern ireland, but most places will be dry. a few clear spells where it will turn quite fresh, otherwise rather cloudy, misty, murky and again quite m

who are backed by smart voting campaign 112 out of 13 districts in moscow and all eight districts in st petersburg which is remarkable given the banning of all the information about this smart voting campaign and whatnot information about this smart voting campaign and what not so from that perspective, people are frustrated, definitely willing to act collectively. unfortunately the authorities are also doing their best to stop them from co—ordinating across each other. we stop them from co-ordinating across each other.— stop them from co-ordinating across each other. we will keep across each other. we will keep across the _ across each other. we will keep across the results _ across each other. we will keep across the results as _ across each other. we will keep across the results as they - across each other. we will keep across the results as they come j across the results as they come in as well. a volcano has erupted on the spanish canary island of la palma. homes have been destroyed but it's not yet clear how many. a two—kilometre—wide exclusion zone has been set up around

and we need to be with launch just they can 1st, regular roots between st. petersburg can lot of all stroke including container goes . freight transportation was where you may need to test this route. normally holligan's in the far east needs a new economy ticket. for me, it needs to be high tech jobs. are they building new start ups that set new trends for you on the commuter where it's a serious of industries and countries. you know that there are a lot of it at the foundation for cooperation with many other countries. we need to rethink the developments of in time, the straight assume the wasn't years in the far east. houston is needs environmentally clean energy sources left on them, including a tournament with your sources of energy project like this stance in the, in that a good look of could you make a luminous answer? we have academic lama nasa fascinating flow table nuclear station to go in the country region on most people when you're in a home and dom we're regional. methanol will be produced was, can be used not just as a source for chemical once

and we've got low temperatures as while i st. petersburg. just getting up to 11 degrees off to the mediterranean and you know, those heavy rains we had lingering around the black sea region, we start to take our foot off the pedal. so we see settled conditions on talia. $35.00 degrees that will be breezy through the boss versus wall is symbol with a high of $26.00 off to africa right now and around the gulf of guinea. we're still seen our storms light up as we head toward nigeria beneath toko. right through gone into the ivory coast. so i'll be john has a high of 25 degrees on friday. that's it for me see soon ah ah, they wanted 43000000000 pounds worth of weaponry. that was 6000000 pounds in commission. there was no hope of ending war because there's always a small cobble of people for really, really good finances we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function war shadow on al jazeera o. a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, the taliban is expected to soon announce the formation of a new government. and if c

petersburg, municipal elections next week. to other people on the ballot share. boris bush, next case name. and they have similar looks. it's no coincidence either. it's a common tactical, russia, for opponents to have people with similar names stand for election in order to split the vote. 2 candidates reportedly change the names and hairstyles to look like the original. ah, to tell you this, this is al jazeera at the top stories. this are the leader of afghanistan's resistance movement in pankey valley is calling for a national uprising. it follows a tele bob announcement that it is taking control of the area. i'll just do as charles stratford reports from campbell. there has been a huge concern for the 152200000 civilians in the punchy valley talking about spokesperson john had earlier saying that they hadn't been a single civilian casualty. and he called on all danny's to to respect punch punch series, as they called with the same respect that they would treat any other afghan. he said the food had run out or food was runn

petersburg, which is remarkable given the degree of oppression, banning all of the information about this smart voting campaign and whatnot. from that perspective, you can see that people are frustrated and definitely willing to act collectively. unfortunately the authorities are also doing their best to stop them from coordinating. a volcano has erupted on the spanish canary island of la palma. homes have been destroyed but it's not yet clear how many. a two—kilometre—wide exclusion zone has been set up around the volcano, and the spanish prime minister has postponed a diplomatic trip to go to the scene. courtney bembridge has more. for the first time in half a century, the cumbre vieja volcano erupted. with fountains of molten rock shooting hundreds of metres into the sky and incandescent orange rivers flowing towards the hillside. the island has been on high alert for the past week because of huge increase in tremors and thousands of people were told to leave their homes. the eruption started in the afternoon. plumes of smoke could be seen from across the island and eyewitness

so st. petersburg, 11 degrees, that's the best i can do for you. also got some cloud drifting in for the republic of ireland in the united kingdom. of course it's been cloudy as of late, but hang tight, things are about to change, an abundance of sunshine for london. and will crank your temperature up to 27 decrees. so it's looking pretty good. off to africa. we've got our storms through western parts, but also some heavy down ports for equitorial guinea and intense rain through senegal, the gambia and see are the own free towns got a high a 28 degrees on sunday. that's it for me. catch you later. the trailer aboriginal children as young as 10 being arrested and locked up in the 1st of 2 special report. $11.00 east investigates the trailers indigenous incarceration crime on which is 0. the taliban has taken control of afghan a song 20 years after it was the whole from power. the country now faces a new reality. how will that impact the people? it's events on falls in the world.

so st. petersburg, 11 degrees says the best i can do for you. also got some cloud drifting in for the republic of ireland in the united kingdom. of course it's been cloudy as of late, but hang tight, things are about to change, an abundance of sunshine for london. and will crank your temperature up to 27 decrees. so it's looking pretty good. off to africa. we've got our storms through western parts, but also some heavy downpours for equitorial guinea and intense rain through senegal, the gambia and see are the own free towns got a high of 28 degrees on sunday. that's it for me. catch you later. the eye witness accounts, a historical events from arab israeli conflict and finite witness dissident 1st hand from beginning to end to espionage and the occupied westbank. jordan government started to destroy the device from a fight for independence in egypt to an infamous hollywood production. and to his algebra world, his personal stories from those who with my own private history on algebra, o, the amount of the top stories, how to 0. the 1st civilian

holders chelsea get their campaign going at home to zenit st petersburg. another eagerly awaited watch will be cristiano ronaldo's european return for manchester united. ronaldo got two at the weekend, on his second debut for the club in the league and they face swiss champions young boys. his manager can see the impact his starforward has made already sincejoining from juventus. you can see with experience and quality. of course with raphael and cristiano ronaldo coming in, they are the, not the last bit, of course you can never say if it is the last bit but they added something extra that we didn't, you have to buy unless you win it four times yourself. everton are continuing to keep pace with the leaders, in the english premier league. rafa benitez is the man in charge — and they're now level on point with leaders manchester united, after beating burnley on monday. it was goalless at half time but burnley — still winless this season — took the lead through ben mee. thatjust woke everton up — they scored three goals in six minutes — through mic

so st. petersburg, 11 degrees says the best i can do for you. also got some cloud drifting in for the republic of ireland in the united kingdom. of course it's been cloudy as of late, but hang tight, things are about to change, an abundance of sunshine for london. and will crank your temperature up to 27 decrees. so it's looking pretty good. off to africa. we've got our storms through western parts, but also some heavy downpours for equitorial guinea and intense rain through senegal, the gambia and see are the own free towns got a high a 28 degrees on sunday. that's it for me. catch you later. the frank assessments, by way it is a lesson freedom, surprising informed opinions. what you saw happening is come on to it was 40 to come up with one is the critical debate. the real cost here is not between go any longer than we have concrete here between 34 years re running to keep people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera oh a book and i can watching on that with me. so he'll run the reminder on top stories. the

petersburg just getting up to 11 degrees off to the mediterranean, and you know, those heavy rains we had lingering around the black sea region, we start to take our foot off the pedal. so we see settled conditions on talia. $35.00 degrees that will be breezy through the boss for us is wall is symbol with a high of $26.00 of africa right now and around the gulf of guinea. we're still seen our storms light up as we head toward nigeria beneath. so go right through gonna into the ivory coast. so i'll be john has a high of 25 degrees on friday. that's it for me. see soon the eye witness accounts a historical event from arab israeli conflict and finite witness? dissident 1st hand from beginning to end. to espionage and the occupied west bank, the jordan government stock destroyed the device from a fight for independence in egypt to an infamous hollywood production. and to out there, a world his personal stories from those who with my own private history on out there are. ready too often of cornerstone as portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individual

host: rob, st. petersburg, why do you think they shouldn't increase the debt limit. >> i'm 52 and i remember the 70's growing up as a kid. gas prices were close announcer: we'll leave this to honor our commitment of live gavel to gavel coverage

like it's going to be double or even triple trouble for russian opposition . candidates standing in st. petersburg, municipal elections next week to other people on the ballot share. boris bush next keys name. and they look the same to it's no coincidence. it's a common tactic in russia for opponents to have people with similar names stand for election in order to split the vote. 2 candidates reportedly changed their names, amber hairstyles, to look like the original germany, as accused russia of mounting a cyber attack on its parliament had of the upcoming national election. the foreign ministry says that it has reliable information to the state link. tacking group has been trying to steal personal data from politicians. it says the operation could be aimed at spreading misinformation before the vote on september 26th. people think you'll be after these as we regard this unacceptable action as a danger to the security of germany and to the democratic process and a serious burden on bilateral relations. the federal government strongly urges the russian government to stop these unaccept

petersburg just getting up to 11 degrees off to the mediterranean, and you know, those heavy rains we had lingering around the black sea region, we start to take our foot off the pedal. so we see settled conditions on talia. $35.00 degrees that will be breezy through the boss versus wall is symbol with a high of $26.00 off to africa right now and around the gulf of guinea. we're still seen our storms light up as we head toward nigeria beneath. so go right through gonna into the ivory coast. so i'll be john has a high of 25 degrees on friday. that's it for me. see soon the frank assessments this by way is again freedom suppression informed opinions. what you saw happening is, um, once you've talked to it was what it was for. petune is the critical debate here. it's not between cooler and any other group. we are confident here that 4 years re running that even people in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. oh, a book about you're watching. i was there with me. so rob, reminder stories, police and new zealand have shot that a man after he stepped 6 peop

their first group match is against zenit st petersburg. head coach thomas tuchel says, despite winning the trophy in porto last season, he's putting that win to the back of his mind and focusing on new challenges. it is absolutely necessary to forget it and start from scratch, to show this mentality again, and this is what i feel. this is what i demand from myself and from everybody else around, that if you don't change in terms of hunger, you can create a bond out of it and we can create confidence out of it, but it is about looking up front and taking up challenges which are coming. the start of the group stage also sees manchester united travelling to play swiss champions young boys. united have only reached the quarterfinals twice in the last ten years. when we go into this tournament now, it's to go all the way. _ we know it will be difficult. always is. but we've added some experience, some quality, some youth, - and hopefully we are better prepared this year. - meanwhile, chelsea's women's team have a tough draw for the group stages

petersburg in the late 19 eighties and early nineties. that's when we already have the state duma established. i was thinking about my future employments. with enough experience i source, i could make it to the state duma and work on your laws show. it's actually very interesting, but it all worked out in a different way for me professionally. it so happened that i became a state and then i was appointed head of government post. i held longer than anyone else in recent years at least. and this has brought a drastic change to my career, of course, because you see there are not many job options for an ex president way form ahead of states. in some countries, ex presidents are not allowed to hold public off as a tool. they give lectures or moderate forums, etc. but in russia, we don't have this rule. however, there is a clear understanding of what jobs are acceptable for an ex presidents. at present . i am deputy chairman of russia security council when the russian president, is it chairman? i deal with exciting and important issues of rushe

stay in touch, will hopefully see a lot of you in st. petersburg in october so interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work.

stay in touch, will hopefully see a lot of you in st. petersburg in october so thanks 1 million forcoming . interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> it's great to be with my good friend former governor, former congressman mark sanford and we're here this morning to discuss his book,

st. petersburg florida, democrat, good morning. caller: climate change has been going on since the end of the last ice age. during the last ice age, ice was a half-mile thick. the great lakes were called out -- carved out by glacier activities. host: bring us to 2021 and what you think it needs today. caller: i think it is all just a bunch of nonsense. host: you wouldn't support any new spending on climate solutions? caller: absolutely not. at the end of the last ice age, not one fossil fuel industry existed. host: we will stay on 2021. do you want to respond? >> i think it is important that we look at climate change and trust the scientists. the international scientific experts put out an assessment of the climate science. scientists are pretty conservative. they put out a call that climate is here and now. we have to act. they called it a code red for humanity. it is important we roll up our sleeves and tackle this crisis. we are already seeing, harmful forest fires, try to do that in a way that helps. caller: good morning. i hav

stay in touch, will hopefully see a lot of you in st. petersburg in october so interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> it's great to be with my good friend former govno

stay in touch, will hopefully see a lot of you in st. petersburg in october so interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> it's great to be with my good friend

stay in touch, will hopefully see a lot of you in st. petersburg in october so thanks 1 million forcoming . >> former south carolina governor and conversation mark sanford reflects on his political career and discusses the future of the republican party in his book two roads diverged interview by former pennsylvania congressman charlie can't and historian roxanne dunbar ortiz and her book not a nation of immigrants argues america is not a nation founded 44 and by immigrants but the product of colonial secularism and slavery. find a full schedule in your program guide or watch online anytime at booktv.org. >> this e-book institute hosted helen rolle to discuss china's plans to become the world's number one superpower and how other countries can stop it . >> i will the book mostly out of frustration. i was frustrated because for 4 decades since nixon visited china, for four decades to you as foreign policies to china were largely a failure. it was largely a failure becauseit's based on illusion . this misunderstanding of what the communist

host: would go to nathaniel calling from st. petersburg, florida on the republican line. good morning. caller: mr. president, tear down this wall. that's when i heard and guess what? the wall came down. mr. president, tear down the barriers. if they want to fight, let's fight. we are willing to go around the world for democracy. we are willing to lose thousands of soldiers because there are 30 people who fly a plane into our country and destroy our beautiful, beautiful buildings. we know who our enemy was. we know who our enemy is now. do the same thing. do not run away from them, do not put up barriers. let them know this is not acceptable. stop giving the misdemeanors so they can continue on their aspirations by voting and etc. let them be the criminals they are. host: let's go to joseph calling from boston, massachusetts on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning, c-span. how are you doing? host: just fine. go ahead. caller: i will tell you why democracy is under attack. we just got pulled out of the longest war in afghanistan. [indiscernible] do you r

holders chelsea get their campaign going at home to zenit st petersburg at stamford bridge at 8pm. but first we will see cristiano ronaldo's european return for manchester united. they face swiss champions young boys in around 15 minutes' time. jim lumsden looks ahead to the action. it is probably not the best time to play manchester united, top of the premier league and featuring the return of the prodigal son, cristiano ronaldo. he scored twice in the victory over newcastle on saturday. united are the guests of swiss champions are young boys, who play in the group stage for the first time. play in the group stage for the first time-— play in the group stage for the first time. ,, n, . , first time. everyone in manchester united wants _ first time. everyone in manchester united wants to _ first time. everyone in manchester united wants to win _ first time. everyone in manchester united wants to win trophies - first time. everyone in manchester united wants to win trophies and l first time. everyone in manchester. united wants to win trophies and be part of a winning manchester u

. >>> in st. petersburg, florida, the red sox outlasted the rays, surviving a coronavirus outbreak in the clubhouse. munoz is now the 19th team member to test positive. >>> washington nationals vice president bob boone is going to resign instead of complying with the team's vaccine mandate for all of the non-uniformed employees. they informed them of the policy last month saying they have two weeks to provide proof of at least one shot. unvaccinated employees are now on unpaided a member straightive leave and they have until september 13th to comply or have their contracts terminated. >>> meanwhile the knicks, mets, and warriors are going to have to be vaccinated in order to play. they would have to sit out under local covid restrictions as both new york city and san francisco have set rules requiring proof of vaccination in order to enter indoor venues. that requirement will not apply to visiting players. >>> remnants of hurricane ida as we talked about earlier drenching new york city affecting p

like this candidate in st. petersburg who found rivals have h adopted his name and appearance to confuse voters. russia's own election officials have called this a disgrace. we met one veteran anti kremlin activist barred from standing at a moscow polling station. he admits this may be lost but kremlin efforts to cling to power indefinitely, he says, will backfire. >> we have a situation in russia where there is an entire generation of people that has no other political power other than vladimir putin. he has been in power 20 years. sooner or later, people will change the government. >> another russian revolution. . >> unfortunately, yeah. it gives me no pleasure to say this. >> reporter: but for now revolution seems a long way off. even winning a single sit in this tightly controlled russian election will be something of an opposition coup. in fact, the russian communist party responsible for the last russian revolution has done significantly better in this election. it's up to 20% of the vote. in the past few

yesterday we learned he and his parents went camping on the gold coast near st. petersburg, yeah. the family, the lawyer says he left with the family. potentially explosive developmentses, police in boone, north carolina -- go, heels -- now looking at reported sights of laundry on the appalachian trail. that 750 miles north of where he was last seen. there have have also been reported sightings as far as away at canada. eh, yeah. in other words, if he's not gator field, he could be anywhere. an attorney for gabby's family says if brian is out there, he needs to surrender now. >> the laundries did not help us find gabby, they're sure not going to help us find brian. so, brian, we're asking you to turn yourself in to the fbi or the nearest law enforcement agency. kennedy: yeah, come on, man. hundreds if not thousands of tips and leads, when should investigators folk their attention? joining me now to discuss director of friends ific science at george mason is, please welcome mary ellen o'toole. welcome to the show. >> thank you. kennedy: i love your glasses. let's talk about this. h

petersburg who found rivals on the local ballot paper had adopted his name and appearance to confuse voters. russia's own election officials have called this a disgrace. we met one veteran anti-kremlin activist, himself poisoned twice and now bars from standing, at a moscow polling station. he admits this election may be lost, but kremlin efforts to cling to power indefinitely, he says, will backfire. >> we have a situation in russia where there's now an entire generation of people that has no other political memories except vladimir putin's regime. he has been in power now for 22 years. that is a mind-boggling fact. and if the regime is preventing people from changing the government at the ballot box, sooner or later, people will change the government. >> another russian revolution? >> unfortunately. again, it gives me no pleasure to say this. >> reporter: but for now, revolution seems a long way off. even winning a single seat in this tightly controlled russian election would be something of an opposition coup. matthew chance, cnn, moscow. >>> canadians are just hours away from cas

in st. petersburg, florida, the blue jays improve to a league best 16-4 in september. they won 4-2 over the a.l. east leading tampa bay rays. and at yankee stadium in the bronx, three home runs power new york to a 7-1 win over the texas rangers. the red sox remain the a.l. wildcard leader, 1 1/2 games over the blue jays. while the yankees sit a half game behind toronto. >>> and finally mma star conor mcgregor may be a knockout on ring but yesterday proved he's mortifying. he threw out the pitch, my god, you could say that toss was a bit outside. while the power was there, mcgregor blamed an inaccurate throw on an injured left leg. to be fair, it's broken. time for the weather, bill karins, i trust you can throw a better pitch than that. what do you think of the new set. tell us what you got for the forecast for today. >> yeah, i like that. looking spiffy this morning. sometimes, i wonder if they throw the pitches out purposely bad so they get the headlines. if they just throw it normal, no one's going to know about it, right? it's get to the forecast. humid in the east

like this candidate in st. petersburg, who found rivals on the local ballot paper adopted his name and appearance to confuse voters. russia's own election officials have called this a displace. we met one vet rap anti-kremlin activist, himself poisoned twice, and now barred from standing at a moscow polling station. he admits this election may be lost, but kremlin efforts to cling to power indefinitely will backfire. >> we have a situation in russia, where there's an entire generation of people that has no other political memories except vladamir putin's regime. he's been in power for 22 years. and if the regime is preventing people from changing the government at the ballot box, conner or later, people will change the government. >> another russian revolution? >> unfortunately. again, it gives me no pleasure to say this. >> reporter: but for now, revolution seems a long way off. even winning a single seat in this tightly controlled russian election, will be something of an opposition coup. matthew chance, cnn,

we will go first to st. petersburg florida. caller: good morning. i question is in reference to the fires. i want to know, if at this point, the united states of america -- has the democratic and republican parties now realized that we do have people who have been devastated by fires, floods, and so forth? what are they planning to do to bring this to fruition, so boats can get in congress, and we can pass laws? we have to stop climate control since it is with us for the duration of the united states of america and our lives? host: essex, maryland. caller: good morning. i've seen a lot of stories on the news, and one of these vaccines has been approved. that is a lie. they have not been fully fda approved. the only approval they received was a biogenic slicing -- licensing application that was approved. these fit -- fda approvals are only emergency use only. these tests have done more harm than all of the vaccines that came before them combined. host: why do you say that? why do you say that there is -- there is no evidence of that? caller: look at

like this candidate in st. petersburg who found rivals on the local ballot paper had adopted his name and appearance to confuse voters. russia's own election officials have called this a disgrace. we met one veteran anti-kremlin activist. himself, poisoned twice and now barred from standing at a moscow polling station. he admits this election may be lost, but kremlin efforts to cling to power indefinitely, he says, will backfire. >> we have a situation in russia where there's now an entire generation of people that has no other political memories, except vladimir putin's regime. he has been in power now for 22 years. that is a mind-boggling fact. and if the regime is preventing people from changing the government at the ballot box, sooner or later, people will change the government. >> another -- another russian revolution? >> unfortunately. again, it gives me no pleasure to say this. >> reporter: but for now, revolution seems a long way off. even winning a single seat in this tightly-controlled russian electio

anthony's hospital in st. petersburg, florida. as the patient's oxygen levels dropped, doctors quickly prepared to intubate her so they could get her on a ventilator to help her breathe. the process involves a slender surgical probe known as a stylet. >> and he uses a scope to lift the tongue out of the way and it's actually a fiber optic visualization. so he can visualize the airway and guide the tube into place. >> reporter: it has to be precise. yet, time is of the essence. lives are on the line. for this patient, a second chance. later, we learned she had received her first dose of the vaccine but got covid while waiting for her second shot. still, most patients here are unvaccinated. across the bay care hospital system, which includes st. anthony's, hospitalizations have increased tenfold since the beginning of july. and about 85% of the icu patients are unvaccinated. do they express regret that they're not vaccinated? >> we have had patients that come and request can i get a vaccine now? um but they don't understand that, yo

petersburg, florida. as the patient's oxygen levels dropped doctors quickly prepared to intubate her so they could get her on a ventilator to help her breathe. the process involves a slender, surgical probe. >> he has a stylette that goes in the tube to maintain rigidity so he can guide where the tube goes and uses a blade to lift the tongue out of the way so he can visualize it. it is a fiber optic visualization. there is a little camera so he can visualize the airway and guide the tube into place. >> reporter: it has to be precise yet time is of the essence. lives are on the line. >> you got it. >> you're in there. >> she is coming back. >> her heart rate is stable. >> reporter: for this patient a second chance. later we learned she had received her first dose of the vaccine but got covid while waiting for her second shot. still, most patients here are unvaccinated. across the bay care hospital system including st. anthony's hospitalizations have increased tenfold since the beginning of july and about #