an estimated 60,000 peopleive on the streets of saint petersburg. a city of 5 million.he coronavirus is spreading fast. nearly 2000 new cases are registered here every day. the second highest rate in russia after moscow. all vaccinations in russia have to be officially registered. a challenge for authorities is that some people here are without papers. so volunteers help establish people's identities. >> the situation with covid-19 mains that everyone in russia needs to get vaccinated, regardless of whether they have their id with them right now or not. reporter: it all takes a couple of hours. the vaccination is voluntary. the mo, relaxed >> it is good for me, and means i will not infect others. reporter: reporter: along with reporter: a vaccine, he is also that she has also received some lunch. in three weeks time, hand other people here can come ba for theirecond jab. ♪ [cheering] brent: to tokyo, and simone biles returns to competition after pulling out of other lipid events citing her mental health, but she claimed the bronze medal in an emotional return to the oly

just a people may not do it in the west zelinski imposed sanctions on the hermitage museum in saint petersburg. the landscape is both sanctions on the moscow state university. if you live in your grades, you can't have all those with these overlays ations. so this is the 1st argument. the 2nd argument is called you ok. the german green part u. s. as we learn from the national interest insists that the, you know, the pipeline should be commissioned and they initiate the legislation to prevent this pipeline from operating. ok. the greens are so much for how are they going to warm and feed germany without fossil fuels? the next 10 years, even if the so called transition is as short as they say, it really is going to be march longer. you still need to feed and war more than 18000000 people before we finish up your plan. also, i think the, the current trends of contract infant 2024 and the agreement that the, the, the germans, numeric russia has the green new. what is, what, what, what rocky, what our germany say over any kind of transit relationship. russia has with ukraine, i mean, again, amazing

and saint petersburg, including one child and i'll tell you what is it true miracle, that half of them have been rescued for many different reasons. and the chances that the remaining 8 they're still alive are slimmer every hour. and this is the main reason why it's very difficult for the divers to get there with the equipment that is currently on site. the helicopter is more than a 100 meters below the surface, but the divers only have equipment for working at the depth of up to 20 meters. now, the tragedy happened above a lake, which is very deep. it appears that to the depths, and this particular location is more than 100 meters and again the divers, they can only go as deep as 20 meters below the service and the temperatures. there are very low about $5.00 to $6.00 degrees and we understand that the crash happened several hours ago. and again, in these kind of temperatures, it is almost impossible to survive. now the military service has also been called in to help. but again, the weather conditions at the moment there are very bad. there's a massive fog and this is also the popula

well, there were a total of 16 people on board 3 crew members and 13 taurus from moscow in saint petersburg, including one child. and i can tell you that it is a true miracle. that half of them were rescued because the helicopter crashed into a very deep blake in which the waters are as cold as 5 degrees. and apparently the air craft submerged very quickly and surviving. and these conditions in the water that is so called is an immense challenge. and also the fog was very thick that the rescuers didn't even see the cali copper when it was crashing, but they could hear the sound, which was followed by silence immediately. so the rescuers realized that they have to rush. and it's thanks to their reaction that some people were saved. we heard the sound of an approaching helicopter. that was very thick. folk visibility was about 100 meters. we couldn't see it, but we heard how the water. we launched boats and after 3 or 4 minutes, we were at the crash site. we found 8 people. 2 of them were in a serious condition. so apparently the passengers literally had seconds to escape the cabin. one of th

you, we remember to be that in december of 2017, my visit to saint petersburg part of this business. we build a new way toward the cultural corporation. and of course, it goes without saying that the damage del, how be blow on our economy corporation before i make this in and ask them or not. and it's offered a lot, and i'm very glad that the 1st month these are the import has increased from the russian federation. so the increase was a 13 percent, but it will take a lot of time before the trade turnover will reach the former volumes that we had before the crisis and other topic that is very interesting for us. and to reason that we got to trade defends a lot on terrorism in case of tourism that it took 2 times in the pen. dennis here decreased by 61 percent and hopefully that soon we will be able to welcome gathered from russia and once again as many gaps as we had before, the damage our by lead a look ties and we shouldn't hide the fact that there are a number of contradictions that we have boss, read the bride member of the european union. so that's why it hurts me that our relati

but this extra time strike from zenit saint petersburg forward malcom was enough to win the gold.st an hour. level par on the eighteenth saw her hold offjapan's inami mone and new zealand's lydia ko who needed to play another hole to decide silver and bronze respectively. india's adit ashok, the world number 200 who was second after three rounds, finished fourth afterjust missing out on that play off. here's a quick look at few more medals. the usa's all time record scorer kevin durant was the standout player as they beat france 87—82 to secure their fourth straight basketball olympic gold. the brooklyn nets star scored 29 points as he claimed his third gold medal. norway beat world champions russia in the men's beach volleyball. the norwegians were the top seeded team and the youngest gold medal winners in the event. the baseball—mad nation ofjapan finally have a gold to celebrate after beating usa 2—0 in the final in yokohama. the women had already won the softball tournament. and jessica springsteen, the daughter of rock star bruce, has added silver to the family's platinum acc

october 1917, the bolsheviks the bolsheviks overthrow the provisional russian government in saint petersburg and establish communism in russia. now this is very worrisome to the american government. the suspect that lenin, rightfully expect, by the way, has been receiving money from the germans to disrupt the russian war effort. and this seems to be validated in march of 1918, when the soviets sign a separate peace treaty with the germans at the treaty of brest-litovsk. now lenin has got his own problems, he's fighting his own internal war with the white forces. now lenin he needs as much aid from iran was responsible. if you buy standard marxism leninism, it's only a matter of the time before there is a world revolution that will usher in communism. so in august of 1918, he actually pins letters to the american worker. now, as this red scare starts to go, it's easy for the counter radical forces to point exactly to what the other side is saying, and to them, in their own words. again, lenin is making no bones about it. first of all, he's telling the americans of the world, hey there's actua

lynn is next, saint peter's board -- st. petersburg, florida, republican. thank you for taking my call. i also agree, you do a fantastic job of facilitating these calls. i am a republican. the first, i look at all things that i see occurring in the united states today. and i just take a view from my own worldview of what i see happening in the united states today. we all see chaos. we see it through illegals coming across the border, illegals who are known to be positive, many, for the coronavirus. makes no sense to me when i look at that critically, that our president allows those individuals to cross the border freely, yet we still have our restrictions on who can enter the united states. many of requirements are put on us as far as the coronavirus vaccines. i believe one of the last gentlemen who spoke was a pharmacist. what is important to know, that we all filter things through our own moral view. certainly some of the pharmaceutical companies were not economically involved in this. do we realize how many millions and millions of dollars the pharmaceut