st. petersberg, russia. you got a few people out on the road, completely blocking traffic, and you can tell some words are being exchanged. you got guy in the white shirt. he just got out of the passenger side of that toyota suv, and the lovely woman who is trying to calm him down, she's apparently the driver of the suv, and then you got fellow in the suit jacket, he just got out of this audi that's behind the toyota suv. apparently, they are arguing because the woman who was drying the toyota suv had to brake suddenly, and the audi had to slam on the brakes. he was mad, so he honked the horn so the guy in the white shirt gets really mad, gets out, yells at him, and the woman is trying to pull the guy's hand behind the back like she was going to cuff him, trying to calm him down. but watch what happens, never a good sign in russia, opens the back hatch. where they keep the weapons. you will not imagine what the weapon of choice is. it's a baby mini ax. he starts beating the heck out of the hood of the audi.

st. petersberg, was cut off by nazi forces. in 900 days death was everywhere.he city was shelled around the clock and its population stunned. there were so many bodies our army unit was ordered to start burying them here. he says the bodies were piled here and explosives had to be used to break up the frozen ground before his men could dig. he said it was difficult to carry the corpses because his soldiers were starving. most of the soldiers died and several died here. he's the last surviving grave digger. he says at the time he accepted the horror as he focused on surviving and carrying out orders but now when he visits it's different. he says he thinks about how many are buried here, the piles of corpses, the bodies in so many different positions. this woman remembers the fear, the hunger and her relatives who are buried here. her view on that time is unanimous among russians. she says, the biggest role in fighting the nazis belongs to the people of the soviet union. the ussr lost more than 20 million people during the war, vastly more than any other country.

st. petersberg paid $400, worth $9,000 in today's money for the privilege of becoming the first paying passenger started, others continued. think about it. 8 million of us each day get on a plane and take to the skies. with those trips went the hopes and dreams. families to be reunited. ambitions soon realized. the entrepreneurial spirit continued as more and more airlines took to the skies. pan american world air ways blazed a trail across the atlantic with jet aircraft and trumpeting service. >> a new concept in air transportation. the trevail has been taken out of travel. the concept of risk and reward eventually went into reverse. panam couldn't survive. the ceo of the airline industries trade association tony tyler has seen them come and go. >> these names have come and gone. that tells us that consolidation is the way forward in this industry. it brings a new business model, that's something else that has happened over the years. every airline starts off with a new model and a new way to go. >> risk and reward is everywhere in aviation. a stroll through the engine display at the london sci

st. petersberg on friday after a scoring error gave the prize to another contestant. elizabeth thatcher had been soaking in the spotlight all week, until, an independent review of the scoring stumbled upon the snafu. organizers then informed contestant victoria cohand of her delayed victory. she will now represent florida in the prestigious miss america pageant in september. >>> well, a local six year-old boy is turning heads, on the race course, levittown's bobby kline, lives, breathes and he eats racing. fox 29's is a bean occur coast joins him on the track what is this little boy's motor running. >> still drive the car. >> it is six year-old bobby kline, and this is his baby. >> like how many times i won. i have a 120 engine. >> bobby has had the need for speed since he was a toddler. >> when he was three and fell in love with racing, that was it. >> he is a jam. >> yes. >> great day and he is going for his fourth win,. >> i go right there. >> reporter: he got on his lucky socks. >> i know my right and left now. >> reporter: assetting sun rows the phoenixville cour

st. petersberg bowl. see how it is for this investme investment. >>> that does it for us here.r and the "fast and furious" report. >>> rates, risk and your money. with only hours left before the fed decision, how should you play the central bank's next move? >>> rumble in the jungle. will amazon unveil a new phone today? and join in an already crowded market. the traders speak out what it means for that stock. >>> worst trade of the day. a california mayor in deep do-do, over something he did to a neighbor. the story that raised a big "stink" and the fallout. that later. >>> meet today's starting lineup. with us today as post nine. sean matthews, ceo of canter fits jared here as well

st. petersberg zoo, the two are now inseparable, visiting the links every day after finding food in its enclosure, zoo officials say oddly enough the links did not reject the cat, instead, began to bond with her. the zoo decided to adopt the cat, so that she and the links could forever live together. they've become popular among the visitors. >> big news this morning, in sports, the us patent office has ruled to cancel the rule trademarks ft. washington redskins, been telling this all morning, in its ruling the offers called the name, disparaging of native americans. now the redskins are under no obligation to change the name, but if they did, what do you think they should uncalled? tweet us, don't forget the hashtag so we can show it on air fox 29 rename dc. >>> i think it is fun to come up with different names, not our city. so sue just said the legislators, one of our people said eagles leftovers, so let us know what you think if you have to come up for a new name for the team. >> when washington got their baseball team ban back from montreal, they became the nationals. most innocuous name the

st. petersberg, she will now gear up to represent the state of florida in the prestigious miss america pageantin september, in atlantic city, new jersey. >> there was a problem with miss delaware. it turns out she's too old at the rightful age of 24, going in to 25. >> controversy, florida, delaware, you know. we have an independent cpa, go over the results, the judge's results. >> and in florida again remind us of hanging chadds. >> yes. >> good morning, mike jerrick. >> how is your chad mine is hanging this morning. coming up on good day this morning in 40 minutes we have seen those hilarious times when you screw up something and try to craft something. >> do you that all the time. >> yes. we have seen amazing stuff. do you think you can get ambitious and end up with one big mess, right. so we have a solution, and it includes cocktail. >> wow. >> we will tell you, what this, she's called a crafter she shows up at your house. >> is that where sue is. >> yes. >> forget seeing move is in 3-d there are theaters to put you right in the middle of the action. you can feel wind on your face, in your

st. petersberg bowl. see how it is for this investme investment. >>> that does it for us here. over to scott wapner and the "fast and furious" report. >>> rates, risk and your money. with only hours left before the fed decision, how should you play the central bank's next move? >>> rumble in the jungle. will amazon unveil a new phone today? and join in an already crowded market. the traders speak out what it means for that stock. >>> worst trade of the day. a california mayor in deep do-do, over something he did to a neighbor. the story that raised a big "stink" and the fallout. that later. >>> meet today's starting lineup. with us today as post nine. sean matthews, ceo of canter fits jared here as well and steve grass o on the floor of te new york stock exchange. the question of the day, wwjd. what will janet do? the fed chair wildly expected to announce another cut in its bond-buying program today. as inflation ticks higher, investors await, how soon she'll raise rates. in d.c., steve, that seems to be top on the mind of investors today, after inflation ticked higher. >> yeah

st. petersberg on friday after a scoring error gave it to another contestant. elizabeth, a fetching young woman had been soaking in the spotlight all week until a independent review of the scoring stumbled upon a error. organizers then informed participant victoria cohan of her delayed victory. she will represent florida in the prestigious miss america pageant come september. >>> coming up, a woman who steals a ban has a change of hear. what or who was inside a car that she returned. >>> but first a with man orders fries at fast food joint but her order comes with an oking for a teenager who went missing while swimming in ocean city. we are live with the very latest details. >>> plus new information this morning about a very bizarre accident that killed a young girl at a water ice stand? we will hear from some of her family and neighbors about this absolute tragedy. >>> after a beautiful weekend, the heat and humidity are returning this week right on cue, caitlin roth has details with your weather on the one's. >>> a midair scare, check out a picture of emergen

st. petersberg.after a score are error gave the prize to another contestant, the winner had been soaking in the spotlight all week, until an independent review of the scoring stumbled upon a problem. organizers said participant victoria cohand of her delayed victory. this is woman that should have been crown. she got the crown. she's representing florida in the prestigious miss america pageant in september, which will be in our neck of the woods, come september. >>> bush/gore, hanging chadds. nearly $3,000 back in the hand of the rightful owner after a nine year-old girl discover the cash. in least cycling bin in massachusetts. she turned that money in. her parents are not surprised by their daughter's good deed. >> our faith teaches us that, you know, you do kind things and the right thing, you know to get recognition, just because it is the the right thing to do. >> how about this, an officer tracked the cash to a 90 year-old woman 40 miles from where it was found. pretty interesting. >>> all right

st. petersberg where they had pageant and pick up the crown.w gear up to represent the great state of florida at the miss america pageant, you know where that is, in september, in atlantic city, new jersey. go back to atlantic city where it started and where it always should be. >> still ahead, fast, casual food. >> yes, fast food. >> have have you ever heard of this, two wharton grads starting their own center city business. it is something we had to try. >> look at that, matt annmaries, how you can get gourmet italian on the go. plus also, try this, thanks so much for sending your picks in what you did this weekend. this first, fox 29 weekend but let me see what this is, i love this baby girl. >> yes. it is first one with poppy. >> a lot of people going down to florida. >> including. >> universal studios for the weekend. and then this is, music fest happening as well. >> thanks, rocco: i know who she met one republic. >> i love that group. >> i know you do. what's with the suit? oh, i had to go to the bank. if you look legit they give you spe