yes, when you look at the petersburg landscape, you see the gender roles taking place much earlier. the question is not only one of time but also circumstance. it's also particular leadership model. one of the things i talked about in the study and acknowledge that this is a deep look at a particular community. we need many more studies and locations in order to make a larger picture of these transformations and how they emerge. in this particular case, it's a challenge to think about how gender roles could be transformed much earlier and in this particular instance, a church revealed what was taking place on the ground in this community was very disruptive. different experience of how gender was being transformed during that time. >> one of the places that we see and is in the conventions conferences and other organizational networking levels . we will come back to this and a little bit when we turn to mapping. yourng on the level of argument, i want to say first i think one of the joys in reading this book and other books of history that have this deep regularity is seeing a histo

there was a good win for britain's cameron norrie in the st petersburg open.in three sets, to reach the last 16. fritz is 47 places above norrie in the world rankings. it looked as though british number one dan evans would bejoining him when he took the first set against the fifth seed stan wawrinka and had three match points in the second, but he lost in three sets. and that's all the sport for now. good morning. tuesday brings another autumn day of sunny spells and scattered showers across england and wales slowly improving from the north, and that's going to be the trend as we go through the rest of the week. gradually turning drier but staying on the chilly side for the middle part of october. so, you can see how many showers we'll have from the word go, but those showers will then drift away out of scotland. an improving picture for scotland and northern ireland, but a cool, northeasterly breeze, so not particularly warm with it. plenty of showers are continuing throughout the afternoon across england and wales. top temperatures more disappointing, highes

querrey is accused of fleeing russia 2 days after testing positive for the crowd of iris at the st petersburg open the former wimbledon semifinalist along with his wife and baby son were placed in self isolation by the russian authorities but the family left the country all. private jet to an undisclosed location instead tennis organizers have said it's a serious breach of protocol and are investigating the incident. and in cycling a leading team in the sport's 2nd largest race the road to talia wants the race to end early and made in crease in the coronavirus cases among the athletes. pro cycling has called on organizers to end the race this sunday 2 teams have already pulled out after testing positive the sport's governing body the u.c.i. has denied the request you're watching news from berlin coming up next thousands of ducks one palmer and a single goal are watching the news. tonight which of course the. video. anytime anywhere. w.

petersburg these men claim to be part of the trump campaign.n denies this is true. for more on this story we're joined by nbc news correspondent car carey sanders. carey, what do we know? >> reporter: you can see where the voting takes place and right outside there's a tent set up for trump supporters. let's show a picture of what one of the voters saw when they came. there's folks with strapped sidearms on. one of the people here who is a candidate for local office says he heard them identify themselves as being security guards hired by the trump campaign. then he got his phone out and started shooting a facebook live. >> it's definitely an uncomfortable situation so have them out here armed. little disappointing and disgusting. >> reporter: so there you hear the local gentleman who is running for office saying this bothered him. he felt uncomfortable. the police came and investigated. now the mayor here in st. petersburg who is investigating along with the police and sheriff's department saying that he himself is disappointed. even if it wasn

petersburg in russia, these hackers, "have been trading a list of more than 400 u.s. hospitals they plan to target." and if this is causing you to get a little pit in your stomach, you are not alone. cybersecurity people are kind of freaking out about this. this is from the "associated press" -- "the offensive by a russian-speaking criminal gang coincides with the u.s. presidential election, although there is no immediate indication they were motivated by anything but profit. charles carmakal, chief technical officer of cybersecurity firm mandian, said in a statement, we are experiencing the most significant cybersecurity threat we have ever seen in the united states." alex holden, ceo of hold security, which has been closely tracking the ransomware in question for more than a year, agreed that the unfolding offensive is unprecedented in magnitude for the u.s., given its timing in the heat of a contentious presidential election and the worst global pandemic in a century. all right, so, just in case having the worst and worst-managed epidemic on earth wasn't enough, wi

yeah peter will be here to tell us what upset one of the top seed since in petersburg come up short of cyprus a european island openly offering citizenship to those who can afford it in august al-jazeera made global headlines with the cyprus papers confidential documents that reveal a murky passport by investment scheme obviously for. the so. now al-jazeera is investigative unit goes undercover to expose further revelations that go to the heart of the cypriot state al-jazeera investigations the cyberspace bruise on the cover. held for over 3 years in an egyptian prison cell denied the right to a fair trial no charges have been brought against al jazeera correspondent mark new saying his crime journalist. to demand more neutral links and voice solidarity with all detained journalists sign the petition. 'd to say. ok let's go this war has peter thank you very much english premier league leaders everton have played out a thrilling 22 draw with champions and local rivals liverpool saudi scored in the 3rd minutes about the raids on their way ever since quest to beat liverpool for the 1st ti

experience they lose track just on and it was very interesting to me when having this discussion ends in petersburg with father sergei who is a. religious leader in the orthodox church but also discusses with people. in the intensive care and he said that in his experience about cissy are so often patients had negative experience and that is something that maybe we should try to explore more and hence again i think i would lie and more people from russia to shared it and to compare it with what we see in belgium and france in the united states where we have not sauza it's a specimen east. another example that strikes me is. the age of predation or the tunnel you mentioned already which seems to be different when talking with my colleagues and in the muslim world where it would be sometimes interpreted as a door or in india where when i get conferences and we also collaborate there it's more like a river so yes something seems to be clearly universal but also there are difference individual differences that may be also cultural differences that they currently are too anecdotal really need more evide

player sam currie is accused of fleeing russia 2 days after testing positive for the virus at the st petersburg open the former wimbledon semifinalist along with his wife and baby son were put in isolation by the russian authorities but the family left the country on a private jet to an undisclosed location tennis officials say it's a serious breach of protocol. brazil's football museum has reopened with a special exhibition that honors a legendary player ahead of his 80th birthday fans will be greeted by this giant sculpture of the former brazilian international as a younger the museum is the country's leading all times goal scoring the interactive exhibit aimed at teaching young people about his legacy the 3 time world cup winner is seen by many as the greatest player of all time. up next is our environment magazine india you're watching news from berlin. for me and the rest of the team thanks so much for watching. eco. drinking water is becoming increasingly limited resource around the world and. that's why a community in the indian himalayas has the makings for a way to the cycle of the gro

of bars and nightclubs from 11 pm to 6 am but for now like i said it's not an obligation in st petersburg this decision has already been made but moscow authorities for instance aren't willing to go that far just yet they have introduced a special q.r. code systems someone tests positive for covert then everyone else who was around that person will get a notification via s.m.s. that they need to be careful or that they need to go through a covert test the special hospital and southwest moscow that was 1st to begin treating coronavirus patients and this country has set up the largest cove it emerged. see and treatment unit and the country so this is good and bad news at the same time because this only shows that the demand for such units in the country is growing now if you look at russian regions for example and some are that's one of russia's biggest cities in between moscow and siberia medical students are being sent to help out the older generation and here's what we heard from some of them. by should we stand aside when our colleagues are working in clinics in the middle sitting over

petersburg, florida, is alexa volland, a multimedia reporter and fact checker at media wise that helps teach people how to spot misinformation and fake news online. and running by skype from oakland is samantha iv, a senior at skyline high school. thank you both for joining. sam, you are going to be a first time voter. what issues are most pressing to you? >> the issues that are most pressing to me as a member of generation and c would be economic inequality, racial inequality, and gender inequality, which all kind of lumped together in some sort of way. >> alexa, you do a lot of work, how is this different from what you are hearing across the nation? >> i lead a checked picking network, so i work with a team ofbout 30 teenagers spread across the u.s. and they help us by combating the spread of misinformation by fact checking claims on their social media feeds. things there also interested in fact checking. we are seeing a lot of claims related to issues related to climate, racial injustice. there are also veryinterested in fact checking claims related to lgbt rights gun control. there

petersburg. so using false identity, using false information.tempting to manipulate images, the use of videos that are distorted to create an impression that is not based in fact. it prejudice their viewpoints and have gal galvanized them. >> brennan: what is the thing to watch on election night to know if our elections are secure or not? >> if you saw an effort on the part of a foreign entity to attachment to manipulate or deny our election processes, the things i would be looking for, number one, do you see widespread. i'm not just talking about one or two places. you see widespread challenges associated with voter registration polls. people show up, give their license, and it doesn't match. i would be looking for -- >> brennan: i will watch that. i've got to interrupt you. we'll be watching that. thank you for joining us. we'll be right back. the support we've had over the last few months has been amazing. it's not just a work environment. everyone here is family. if you are ready to open your heart and your home, check us out. we thought for

querrey is accused of fleeing russia 2 days after testing positive for the coronavirus at the center petersburg open former wimbledon semifinalist along with his wife and baby son were placed in self isolation by the russian authorities about the family left the country on a private jets to an undisclosed location instead tennis organizers said it's a serious breach of protocol and are investigating the incidents. well italy's sports minister said there christiane or another who also tested positive for corona virus in portugal this week may also have broken italian health protocol to use international travel to his home country even though his team your ventus was isolated after to stop members tested positive for covert 90 events as president said the club had followed the rules bernardo has since returned to italy where he's pointing at his home. in cycling a leading team in the sports 2nd largest race the once the race to end early amid an increase in corona virus cases among the athletes the team pro cycling has called on organizers to end the race this sunday 2 teams have already pulled o

just the past 24 hours of course the country's 2 largest cities have been hit the hardest in st petersburg cases have exceeded those from june worrying authorities that a 2nd wave may have already begun they've already made it mandatory for people to wear face masks on public transport under the penalty of a fine but on the other hand moscow's mayor seems to think the capital has enough hospital beds to handle whatever comes out it but he still introduce new measures to deal with what he considers to be a very serious situation in the developments a very serious i expect the daily caseload to approach 3000 in the coming days we've seen an increase in the number of people hospitalized they say was seriously ill patients on the ventilator all these numbers are rising the daily hospitalization rate has reached 1000 and this is twice as high as 2 weeks ago. so gannon's new measures will go into effect on october 5th and they'll require all businesses to have at least 30 percent of their workforce on an at home work regime people 65 and older and those with serious illnesses will also be requir

it wasn't a good day for russian daniil medvedev, who was knocked out of the st petersburg open wherey took out his frustrations on his racquet, in what was a fourth loss in his last five matches. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team, that is your friday sport briefing. thank you, tulsen tollett. going out for walks was a welcome distraction for lots of people during the national lockdown in the uk, earlier this year and many of us took the opportunity to explore the great outdoors. but finding the best and safest routes can be difficult so volunteers across the country have stepped in to create ‘slow maps' as david sillito has been finding out. sue and nina, two friends, like many of us, have done lots of local walking in recent months. and one thing surprised them. just that there were so many footpaths, really. the government's official advice at the moment is walk, if you can. how viable is it? the first village of the road is a place called wellington here. and according to my phone, it

do with that work commendation for instance this kind of decision has already been made and st petersburg where the bar nightclub doors were shut however moscow is reluctant to do that just yet they've introduced a special q.r. code system so if you want to get into a bar during the night you have to use your phone for that and if a positive covert test gets into the database. people that were in the club together with that person they will be informed through s.m.s. that they need to be careful and they need to pass a test now speaking of the things that are happening in the region cold it is taking over russia and we do understand that in the city of samarra for example where the situation is getting worse that's one of the biggest russia cities and between moscow and siberia medical students are being rushed to help out. their fellow doctors that are from the older generation here is what we heard from one such student but should we stand aside when our colleagues are working in clinics and middle sitting over 5 years of already chased significantly since the 1st day when i came here t

scored a much needed victory to get their campaign back on track too late goals against zenit st petersburg gave them 3 points at home lives were not so lucky beaten 5 no and manchester united while messi scored in barcelona's victory at u. ventus wall parasol germaine or also winners all sporting events will not be spared in germany's upcoming november lockdown fans will be banned from bonus league football matches for the entire month german football thirties came up with hygiene rules in march that allowed the bonus league it to resume before any other european league model became a blueprint for the wider sporting world but despite his role to have success. german infection rates mean that stadium gates will be locked once again. let's get you reminder now of our top story at this hour the german chancellor has announced a partial lockdown to slow a surge in $1000.00 cases beginning on monday bars restaurants and entertainment venues will be among the businesses they'll be closing for a month. to address the german parliament in just about an hour we'll have live coverage of her speech.

querrey is accused of fleeing russia 2 days after testing positive for a coronavirus at the sun petersburg open. wimbledon semifinalist along with his wife and baby son were placed by the russian authorities but the family left the country on a private jet on the store's location instead tennis organizers have said it's a serious breach of protocol and investigating the incident. italy's sports minister said that christiane or another who tested positive for corona virus in portugal this week may also have broken italian health protocol international traveled to his home country even though his team event has was isolated to stop members tested positive 19 president said to follow the rules since return to. it watching the news here is a reminder of all the top story of the u.s. president donald trump and democratic challenger joe biden competing televised events instead of his 2nd presidential debates trump conflict of criticism of his coronavirus response saying the nation is wrong joe biden said he would consider making a. mandatory. for me on the news. business is up next with christop

there was a good win for britain's cameron norrie in the st petersburg open.rrie in the world rankings. it looked as though british number one dan evans would bejoining him when he took the first set against the fifth seed stan wawrinka and had three match points in the second, but he lost in three sets. and that's all the sport for now. todayit today it was cloud albert saran in a chilly phyllis well but it did brighten up for some western parts of the uk. that was the scene for a weather watcher earlier today. do the rest of this week we see more in the way of this week we see more in the way of dry and fairly bright weather but it will stay on the chilly side. this is a satellite picture from early on. this ban a cloud bringing the albert saran pushing his words and speckled shower clown a decent clear spells and in between. that makes a clear spells or showers that will affect the western half of the uk going through tonight. rain struggling to clear away from the far southeast and take a while to do so and at the same time pushing back into parts of east

querrey is accused of fleeing russia 2 days after testing positive for the coronavirus at the st petersburg open. the former wimbledon semifinalist along with his wife and baby son were put in isolation by russian authorities but the family left the country on a private jet to an undisclosed location tennis officials say that's a serious breach of protocol. you're watching news from berlin i'm william blue cross up next to africa you can always stay up to date with the latest i d w dot com twitter instagram at u.w. news claims the craft thanks very much for watching. staying up to date don't miss our highlights. program. w dot com highlights. major is for me. is for you. beethoven is for. is for. beethoven is for us. is for. beethoven 2022250th anniversary here on. the be. based news africa coming up on the program racial tensions flare up in south africa a farm murder cases opening old wounds and dividing a nation 26 years after the end of apartheid. and a new dam nears completion in guinea will it satisfy pardon lands and light up millions of homes. fighting food waste with a chef's touch

much needed victory to get their campaign back on track too late goals against the net as they petersburg gave them 3 points at home leipzig were not so lucky thumped away by manchester united messi scored and barcelona as a victory entering while paris center men were also winners. that's it from a next up a documentary about tsunamis one of the most dangerous natural phenomena on earth stay tuned for that and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website that c.w. dot com on culturally for me and the internist i'm here in berlin and to watch. this presidential election is a crucial why not just for the united states who's leaving the race in america who once called will. be right here for you and both tell you everything you need to know as america decides we'll bring you the numbers issues the background to join us for special coverage from early in the u.s. election november source. tsunamis deadly waves that have the power to destroy entire cities in a matter of moments. there was little public awareness about them until december 26th 20