cardinals pictured here severe st. louis cardinals. i asked you about the st. louis cardinals you would probably say they are theea western most team in baseball. those in california don't have a team. arizona, washington state, you don't have your own major-leagun team made the closest one in st. being in the heart of the country, the westward most team they became america's team. the farm system may hold gas house image. the cardinals become the quintessential team for the depression era. i love this image on the right cardinalses versus tigers in the world series. it really does represent the depression itself. most is shut down during the great depression. they represent to cities during the great depression trying to make their way. st. louis is suffering from low riverboat traffic. the farm economy, a couple key figures really entertain people during the 1934 world series. he would then there's a fun one, how can you not love that name, ducky. the only player ever kicked out of the game by commissioner baseball. this is because apparently even the the card

originally he was a director of the st. louisrowns also had another from the missouri republicans are he's bridging the two worlds he had experience in. that things really take a turn with his brother from 1887 as because trial became one ofli the most effective sports journalist in the history of the profession. with a sample copy one of the first to say let me try it out. and that he engaged in to raise the circulation increase from 40000 to over 56000. pretty big increase in a short period of time and to have so many request for advertising they had to expand the paper five times in one year going from eight pages to 12 pages. so you can see here the growing maturity of the sport is not only the game that you play are that you watch played in a stadium but also now a media business. so now for instance it was the sporting news that the players revolt in the players league this was against the reserve clause where they felt they cannot exercise enough autonomy against salary negotiations over where theyno would play and who the

st. louis, the ship that was carrying the 900 jews that left hamburg, germany, and was not permitted into the canada or the united states. 254 of its passengers later perished in the holocaust. some scholars have argued that fdr, there are things he could have done and that it was apathy towards the jewish condition, the jewish refugees that came to characterize his approach to jewish refugees generally, fair or not fair? >> so the st. louis happens before the second world war has begun. it's the spring of 1939. we're not in the war. the war in europe hasn't happed. do i think the united states could have done more around the st. louis and it is on our country and the roosevelt administration that we didn't? absolutely. i don't feel comfortable, i think, saying that it's a symbol of some kind of larger apathy. i think roosevelt is extremely complicated when it comes to this subject, and one of the things we have to always remember is the circumstances that were happening here. so he understands

and it he was originally the director of the st. louis browns that he emerges from baseball sports but had also previously the journalist writing for newspaper called the missouri republican sort of the words he's converging the two worlds that he experienced in. and the things really take a turn for his brother charles in 1887, not because charles became one of the most effective sports journalists in history of the profession one of the things he did was help circulation it was a sample copy campaign one of the first to say eight tried out and people would read it and they would say it's great braided he engaged anna and an advertising gimmick and so he increases from 40000 in october of 1880, to just humans later, over 56000, pretty good increase in short period of time and it continued after and they had so many requests for advertising kathy had to expend paper five times in one year and grow from eight pages - 12 pages. and you see here that the growing maturity of the sport, not only that now the game you played, or game you go wat

st. louis what seemed to be the very twilight of his career reached another rarefied milestone this week hitting his 700th career homerun. only three other sluggers have reached that arc and he is the only latino player to do so. for more on these talents we turn to jeff who covers baseball for espn. two aaron judge first, to those that do not follow baseball at closely, can you put his accomplishments in perspective for us? >> aaron judge burst on the scene with a 52 homerun rookie season. since then he has been among the most tantalizing talents in the sport. he has not been able to stay healthy for a full season but he is healthy this year. what he is doing is magnificent. when you watch him you see a 6'7", 280 pound man who looks like he should be in the nfl or a power forward in t nba rather than roaming center field at yankee stadium. he has tuned his swing to the point that all about weight and size translates to power. he is the foremost power hitter in major league baseball and because

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who represents dent home in st. louis whitehaven, which is a national park because of the grant association. with whitehaven and then my other good friend of shared brown and when i went to share this and i've got a missouri reason for this in addition to a personal reason but certainly is an ohio when you should have a reason to want to be the the other sponsor of this bill and he was glad to do that. i think he'll have some remarks virtually a little bit later the grant missouri history is really pretty deep his first appointment after his first to posting after after west point. was that jefferson barracks, which was the first posting for an awful lot of of graduates of west point and his roommate fred dent his roommate from west point was there as well and so he wound up going with his roommate to whitehaven a place where his roommate had grown up and at the maybe the he would i think have said the most important moment of his life met fred grant fred dent's sister julia and a few years later there married and his lif

if i am confirmed, it will be my priority to make a trip to st. louis paid i want to get there on the ground, meet the leadership of the nprc, meet the staff, and come up with a sensible plan of how we can reduce this backlog at a faster pace. sen. peters: great. do you believe nara has a role in expanding public transparency and access to the archives? dr. shogan: yes, i do. sen. peters: what will you do as an archivist to improve public access? dr. shogan: transparency and access is intertwined with digital. you can access the records of the national archives in a number of ways. first, you can come and visit the national archives in washington, d.c. you can see some of the records in person. if you are a researcher, you can visit one of the over 30 archival research rooms all across the united states and engage the records. but most americans are probably going to interact with the records of the national archive through digital means, online through the archives catalog. that is why the digital future is extraordinarily important for the national ar

. >> the st. louis fed president jim bullard.ur next guest says recessionary concerns probably loom larger than inflation. it's bring in the co-cio and group president at investment solutions. it's good to have you with us. is the recession concern driving markets right now because the fed seems to be squarely focused on raining and inflation given that the data has been pretty strong including labor market strength. >> i think that's absolutely the case. inflation and unemployment are the key focuses. jobless claims are down. for the fed to continue to raise rates, that means that the markets, they are digesting this and returning to the fact -- probably looking at 75 in november and another 50 in december. it's a pretty harrowing set of increases. inflation, we have the path to get that under control. the august numbers were distressing. we saw the oil coming down but everything else did not follow suit. i think recession is more of a concern. >> we have the recession -- we have a little bit of relief with the boe intervention

she's at a tournament in st. louis where she lost to him. in the third circle after which he publicly accused him of being a cheater, allegedly the american uses third-party programs. however, carlson could not present evidence of his opponent's dishonest play. it was sports news or thank you we continue most of the russian banks have suspended the reduction of mortgage rates. they listen to the position of the central bank the regulator announced that the cycle of monetary policy easing is coming to an end it is possible that in the future the key rate will rise again what to expect for bank customers dmitry moroka will tell. it is no longer worth waiting for a sharp decrease in bank rates, this is evidenced by the reaction of market participants to the statement of the central bank. the regulator made it clear that the cycle of monetary policy easing is coming to an end and even allowed the key rate to rise in the future at a meeting on friday. he reduced it by half a percent to 7.5. this was the minimum decline over

obviously still waiting for members to arrive, so we'll continue with your calls and go to carol in st. louis. good morning, democrats line. caller: good morning. and what i called about was the question you asked earlier about the supreme court and how can a democrat have confidence in it because of what mcconnell did where he wouldn't let obama have obama presidency. and then they turn around and give trump when it's even closer to the election. this makes no sense at all. and how can you have confidence in that court? thank you. host: thanks for weighing in on that. delaware is next, also on our democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to say thank you so much for c-span, number one. number two, all these people that complain that you're biased more to the democrat leaning, the republicans are dissatisfied about that, why don't they try to call mr. hannity? and if you notice, your program is more democratic because you allow everybody to call in and get their thoughts. they don't do that on the hannity show. thank you so much. host: thanks, margie. we're going to go

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the st. louis has to be really, really good. start september 30th on dw visited up in years, asia coming up to date japan news to rest of home of prime minister, but not the divisions he left behind. the state funeral for assassinated, former leadership of 8th is marked by morning. and otis, why was friends obeyed such a polarizing figure in japan? and how do countries in the region view his legacy last tend to education for the flood defective? our n g or in a pakistani city is educating pupils, displaced by the countries floods under tanks. ah, i british bandage, you're welcome to dw news asia. glad you could join us. a rare but divisive state funeral from baghdad, former japanese, either shins or abbey, has been held in talk. your mourners took their seats in a large hold before a giant or trait of alby. he was shot and killed on the 8th of july. as he made a campaign speech in the city of nara foreign leaders, including us, vice president, pamela harris, and indian prime minister there in modi. bought in attendance, got prim

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st. louis seals the first playoff spot and brewers won last year's central league title.e's only one division up for grabs. that's the national league east. let's get an update. it's a downright odd eighth inning for marlins pitcher richard bleier. he got himself ejected for the first player since 1900 to balk three times during the same at-bat. it's not really clear what he did, something with his glove but the umps called it a balk repeatedly then he got ejected but the marlins still won defeating the mets 6-4. meanwhile in the nation's capital the brave slugger hit a home run, in the last night 8-2 victory over the washington nationals. it marks atlanta's fourth win in a row and moves the braves in a first place tie with the mets in the national league east. both teams have seven games left including a head-to-head game series starting friday night in atlanta. that's going to be great. >>>le now, hurricane ian is forcing changes to this weekend's college football schedule. the university of florida has moved its home game from eastern washington from saturday to sunday

two of the people we backed in st. louis started a company.suits that fit them and are stylish and they started in company in st. louis. now they have $100 million in revenue. this really is possible everywhere. that's really the message of the book. hopefully we have dozens of stories of entrepreneurs. dozens of stories of cities that are really helping to drive the next wave of success for those entrepreneurs. it really is clear to me after traveling around the country everywhere in the country you can be an entrepreneur. every community can rise up. create new jobs. we just have to be more intentional about it. and that's why i wrote the book. >> bret: the book is really fantastic. it talks about the american dream. it talks about you can do it. but, there is also a money element to this, right, steve? you are in the money-making business and this fund is making money. >> yeah. no. absolutely. we have done a number of things through the case foundation, which my wife jean leads are trying to support a lot of fill tropic causes the rise of t

this time in st. louis. cardinals pitcher and catcher molina started together for the 325th time.t by battery in major league history. the duo made the first start together back in april of 2007. they eclipsed the previous record set in 1975. meanwhile, retiring cardinals slugger albert pujols provided support eighth. driving in career rbi number 2200. pujols joins hank aaron as the only two players to reach that mark. he'll join aaron in cooperstown. the cardinals beat the brewers 4-1. nfl week two also kicks off tonight. we have chargers and chiefs. time now for the weather and let's go to our meteorologist michelle grossman for the forecast. how is it looking good? >> good to see you. picture perfect in the northeast. also portions of new england. really super september weather. we're looking at temperatures in the 60s, 70s. low humidity. we're tracking summer storms in the rockies, also the great basin. florida, you're going to see hef yan. you saw that the past few days. will we'll see showers and storms once again. first a very slow moving front move through the plains. that

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murder capitol of america and outpacing st. louis. >> it's an embarrassment.ew orleans. st. louis at one time was the murder capitol. new orleans is now taking that place. you've got to understand, liz, businesses are in communities, they're the life blood of communities and they're there to try and make money. if they can't make money because crime is off the chart, they have no other alternative but to try and move their business to an area or to a part of the country where they can safely make money. liz: you know what's tough, murder has more than doubled since 2019 and in new orlikowski leans, it's nearly four times that of chicago and defund police story is here too, ted. find word is new orleans police force is below 1,000 for the first time in modern history. final word. >> moral is so low on police departments across the country and as a result of that, good police officerses are leaving these departments and as a result of that, or they're leaving these communities vulnerable and we need to bring more police officers back and flood these neighborhood

another significant rate hike this month, along with the st. louis fed president jim bullard.e said i support a significant increase at the next meeting on september 20. think of the policy rate to a setting that is clearly restricting demand. joining us now diana swonk. such a pleasure to have you here. what does that restrictive territory look like to you? diana: the fed things it is about where they are at today. they think we are close to neutral. we can debate that. they want to see more of a slowdown that we are already seeing. it looks like growth in the third quarter is less than 1%. this is the fed trying to engineer potential growth with a rising in the on appointment right. how high for how long? they want to do a mild prolonged slowdown with a rising unemployment rate, a.k.a. ever session and whether -- a recession. the point is to grind inflation down slowly. moving from 6% to 4% inflation, that is not hard to get. 4% inflation to 2% inflation is where the heavy lifting comes. that is hard for the fed. i love mike mckee. i actually think the federal reserve is at

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exploitation of the rain forest will. meanwhile, both scenarios made rival and former president st. louis in our seo lula da silva, has repeated his campaign promised to fight climate change to silver was at a reli earlier in the capital of amazon. a state among his proposals are the creation of an alliance of brain forest nations. to push for a halt to deforestation will spain's world famous annual tomato fight known as law . tom athena has returned to the streets of boone, your ah, more than $20000.00 participants hurled tomatoes at each other. tuning the main street rid after a 2 year hiatus because of covered celebrations, when full throttle with 2 hours flying non stop for around an hour. the festival is said to have originated from a dispute among the villages in 1945. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. the you in human rights chief has released a damning report into china's alleged human rights violations against the weak population. michelle, by shall i says, beijing's arbitrary and discriminatory detention of weakness and other mostly muslim groups, may constit

mlb superstar and st. louis cardinal albert pujols going deep twice to join the 700 homer club as we say farewell to roger federer. the all-time great says good-bye to tennis in an emotional send-off. >>> and elton john rocks the white house in a rousing performance. ♪ i'm still standing, yea, ah♪n >>> and good morning, america. so great to have you with us on a saturday. eva is off but we're very happy to have our good friend, erielle reshef, at the desk with us. >> great to be here with you. >> good to have you. >>> we have a lot to cover. we'll start with breaking news on two weather fronts. fiona making landfall in canada, the first time in 40 years that a hurricane this strong has hit this far north. >>> and now a new storm named ian has florida in its sights. governor ron desantis already declaring a state of emergency. people stocking up emptying shelves there preparing for what's to come in the days ahead. >> we have the latest on the storm starting with meteorologist cheryl scott of our chicago station

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