st. petersburg, mayor thanks for spending time with us.oined five other florida mayors, bipartisan group, democrats and republicans, calling on the governor to give you more freedom to implement covid restrictions. what's your reaction to this decision from desantis? >> you know it makes it that much more difficult for us to have an impact and really do what we can to lower these numbers in our communities. and, you know, the governor, the most important job of an elected official, whether you're president, governor, or mayor, is public safety and health. and it's about leadership. and, you know, if this governor is not up to it, then he really needs to step aside, because there are those of us trying to lead and he's getting in the way of us trying to make a difference. >> you've had a mask mandate in st. petersburg in place, help us understand how enforcement has worked. >> and we have, and i think as a result of us having it and creating that culture, we are more than a point below the rest of the state when it comes to a two-week rolli

st. petersburg and it's an interesting story because i think a lot of people tend to associate the amiss co-pal church of a high culture of a inflated preblack community and don't tend to associate black typical church with black women leadership. and for instance, you have black people like caroline bragses who membered teabt the church and george brag to become interested in the black freedom church which drew me to the political landscape and george bragg becomes involved in the movement and becomes sort of a critical agent in narrating black history and reflects how the struggle for black freedom took place in many spaces, whether it was black baptists who were establishing their own independent spaces and churches and associations or if it was black episcopalians sort of navigating the landscape of engaging with former confederates as george bragg did as a student at the brandt theological school as a participant in the readjusted movement and really opens up a way of thinking of how did my people go about forming this type of alliance and one of the things that drew me to this part

st. petersburg, florida. she is referencing her location. this is john mcardle joining us. >> i want to update viewers on where we are on the presidential electoral vote count and what we are expecting today with the help of jamie longtimeox media capitol hill reporter. this was his tweet this morning. this morning should bring more updates from georgia and pennsylvania. nevada will start releasing more votes around noon eastern time, 9:00 a.m. out in silver state, and arizona is not expected to update until 9:00 p.m. eastern tonight. so just to take you around the map right now of the latest georgia vote numbers. they have been changing this morning. margin in razor thin the senate race, and the presidential race also tightening. 49 point 6% for president trump in georgia, 49.2% for former vice president joe biden, less than half a percentage separating the two in the peach state right now. more results expected throughout the morning. to pennsylvania, here is where it stands with 11% still out. plenty of votes to count, president trump at

with confidence high in the black and yellow camp after their champions league win against senate st petersburg during the week and 3 back to back victories in the bundesliga they were the clear favorites after a goalless opening half dortmund took control after the break that's almost put them in front after 53 minutes slogging jayden sanchez corner in the back of the net worth elza struggled and hummels again made it to this time with a header for 71 minutes. to nail the final score and dortmund are hot on the heels of leaders i am your neck. that is your news update at this hour coming up next an exclusive a g.w. interview with the german president a frank ball to shine wire of course if you can't wait for more news the web site is always there at g.w. dot com you can follow us on instagram and twitter to actually get you news i'm very interested in berlin for me and a whole team here thanks for watching. an interview with german president. gives worried about a split in society during the pandemic we shall see these also numbers a good old push to call number one for the groups who should b

st. petersburg area. i've seen cars trying to drive through water they shouldn't try to drive through. this is going to make landfall to the north of tampa and then across the florida peninsula as we head through the next 24 hours. around our neck of the woods, clearing skies and chilly temperatures later on tonight, especially for inland portions of the area. dry weather thursday, just a little warmer thanks to the additional sunshine. it's going to peek through those clouds we see early in the day. rain chances back on friday. we'll look at those in just a second. first, a look at current temperatures. a nice view of downtown from treasure island. 53 degrees downtown. 52 in livermore and concord already. 51 in santa rosa. still holding on to the mid-50s in san jose and oakland. temperatures are several degrees cooler than this point yesterday. again, the legacy of the cloud cover that stuck around for so much of the day and without the blanket of clouds overhead, temperatures are going to drop down into the 30s for most inland portions of the bay area. san jose, you'll stay just bare

st. petersburg. there's very few voters here indeed. we saw some lines this morning when the polls opened at, well, 7:00. but they've went through those lines pretty quickly. florida, after that 2000 disaster really recognized that they needed to rebuild the system here. in the process of rebuilding the system, they built a system that gave people access to early voting and ualso mail-in ballot. collectively, thoorat's been wi coronavirus, a choice many floridians have chosen. 9 million voters voting before. i keep thinking one of the interesting points is that some of these voters have been voting for so long. both campaigns have spent a record amount in florida. $264 million spent on advertising in florida. so many of those voters had already voted as the money being spent. turn on any television station in the state of florida and it's almost like nonstop ads today on election day. chuck? >> we're all doing the math here. use all that money. voters in florida. you might have been able to cut out the middle man. anyway, kerry sanders

st. petersburg temple also in parts the coastal areas certainly seeing that rain coming on shore right now. and it's going to be kind of a slow mover as it moves on through so there's going to be a whole lot of rain coming down. and that's really a big concern right now sustained winds of 70 miles per hour moving to the north at 12 watch the track here. it is going to slowly work its way across florida. so it looks like we'll have that around through thursday, at least and then by thursday night may be moving its way back on the atlantic it doesn't look like it's going to strengthen or come back on shore. but certainly very powerful tropical storm that is rolling through right now they're going to have to deal with that storm and maybe more to come if we have yet another one form of course we've got fate out the middle of the atlantic. we could be talking about and that would be another amazing storm to a record season already guys back to you. thank you lord still to come a holiday tradition on hold by a christmas tree lot. >>it's not going to open this year for the first time in decades

st. petersburg area. let's switch to the forecast path and show you where it goes from here.there it is off the coast of tampa. it makes landfall north of tampa and then weaken as it makes its way farther and farther inland. the heavy rain and storm surge are the primary threats. wind 65 to 70 miles an hour. that wind threat will diminish as it goes farther inland, and then it'll reemerge over the atlantic ocean, not forecast at this point to restrengthen once it makes its way over the gulf stream, because the upper level winds aren't going to be favorable, but with this storm, never say never. still a tropical depression by thursday night. we'll let you know how it behaves. fortunately, it doesn't have a direct impact on our weather, which has been okay today. occasionally sunshine peeking through. temperatures on the cool side. 53 degrees in livermore. 54 downtown. 58 degrees is the warm location on the east side of the bay in oakland. temperatures drop back as we head through the rest of tonight. as the skies continually clear out, we'll lose that blanket of clouds and war

of new infections topping 20000 for the past 3 days the main infection hotspots are moscow and st petersburg as you said these have imposed a number of anti pandemic rules including mandatory masks and gloves and public places as well as curfews for restaurants and leisure centers. to cope with the growing infection rate moscow has opened a number of field hospitals artie's russian channel went to check out the conditions. of kosovo poland. for free or for almost 2. years the. i. the 2nd week how is a different from the 1st i think people have become less vigilant what do you mean people get used to it yes people got used to it but there are those who refuse to believe there are 2 groups now those who are extremely concerned about coronavirus know what it is who lost their loved ones and those who say you are all liars in the summer we relaxed let ourselves go and here you are what we are seeing the consequences of this in autumn what did we relax because there were some objective reasons for that or were we just being stupid no we are not stupid we are just human beings how many temporary 1

st. petersburg in russia. and it features the designs of what vogue magazine has called the world's greatest living british maker philip treacy also make it to the royals intricate designs like this ship. actually a castle here actually looks like a harry potter consul doesn't. these really are works of art and tree. see himself said the prince. pre preview. we all need a bit of entertainment at the moment in these trying times. now, only about 2 dozen people are allowed to call themselves designers. the absolute high end of fashion is awarded by the french federation of fashion, which also decides who may participate as a gas designer at the paris old couture shows. this year self-taught cameroonian designer was invited. we visited him after he had had his 2nd show, which he could only present digitally. this is a man and he sees a new collection. he's the 1st designer from cameroon, to showcase his creations at paris. couture. even at this time, due to corona, it's only on to me. paris is like a museum. ther

hatmaker to british royals and american celebrities, philip treacy, is presenting his collection in st petersburg'sed for entertainment and happy distraction. gail maclellan reports. not so much a hat, all the work of art. philip treacy create headpieces, imaginative designs made in experimental materials, worn by british royals and hollywood stars. he unveiled his latest collection at the e ra rta his latest collection at the erarta museum his latest collection at the era rta museum of his latest collection at the erarta museum of contemporary art in saint petersburg. hats are about elegance and beauty, they are symbols of elegance and beauty and so is a saint petersburg. it is the most elegant and beautiful city and you live within elegance and beauty so then i thought, of course, it deserves the power of the hat. 36 pieces feature in the exhibition. if you wa nted in the exhibition. if you wanted to what down the street unnoticed, this is not the hat for you. these are hats for big personalities. lady gaga, sarah jessica parker, madonna and the duchess of cambridge have all want his creation and

st. petersburg of beijing or shanghai. they will know these are incredibly vibrant places that the world is changing. we have examples of extraordinarily effective political leadership in these countries, the likes of which we have not seen here for several decades. this is the reality doesn't media, the us media office, kate, they, they rob 99.9 percent of the american population from understanding anything real about these 2 to not just these 2 countries about many countries, but in this context is a particularly important. the fact that we know nothing from the media about russia or about china, you know, who are a, one of the things that we've seen a dramatic shift i would say over the last few years is that the neo cons have been able to capture both parties now in this is really, this is an amazing and they've captured the media as well. i mean, when i was growing up, ok, i agree that c.n.n. and table didn't exist, but you didn't have, you know, you know, former directors of intelligence as a contributor to a televis

rate of new infections topping 20000 for the past 3 days the main infection hotspots moscow and st petersburg those 2 cities self-imposed the number of anti pandemic rules including military masks and gloves in public places to cope with the growing infection rate moscow has opened a number of field hospitals parties russian channel went to check on the conditions on one of kosovo poland from temple to temple those questions are kind of. for a prayer for i'm going to do or. here's the thing. that i am omar the 2nd week how is a different from the 1st i think people have become less vigilant would he meet people get used to it yes people got used to it but there are those who refuse to believe there are 2 groups now those who are extremely concerned about coronavirus know what it is who lost their loved ones and those who say you were all myers in the summer. we relaxed let ourselves go and here you are we're seeing the consequences of this in autumn did we relax because there were some objective reasons for that or were we just being stupid no we are not stupid we are just human beings how ma

st. petersburg florida. earlier today it was a hurricane. now it's a tropical storm. we think early tomorrow morning it will make a landfall around cedar key and then exit around jacksonville as a tropical storm then skirts right along the southeastern seaboard putting rain down. tomorrow, tampa could pick up somewhere around a half a foot of rain. then it gets to the carolinas. it's offshore, remember, but it's piling that rain all throughout north carolina. anywhere from, say, raleigh toward the coastline could pick up eight inches, maybe some areas see a foot of rain and the bands north could make it to d.c. as well. not yet, but sometime within the next couple of days, we could have our next tropical storm. it could be named tropical storm iota if that happens. i understand the greek pronunciation is yoda, but that's a possibility. we have never seen anything like this. >> o'donnell: i know, including having to pronounce them. >> that's true. >> o'donnell: ber lonnie qui, thank you so much. >> o'donnell: lonnie quinn, thank you so much. tonight, with coronavirus i

st. petersburg, florida. earlier today, it was a hurricane. now it's a tropical storm.lowing at 70 miles per hour. we think early tomorrow morning it's going to make a landfall somewhere around cedar key, then tomorrow afternoon, it will exit around jacksonville as a tropical storm, then it skirts right along the southeastern seaboard, so all the while, it's putting rain down. tomorrow, tampa could pick up somewhere around a half a foot of rain. then it gets to the carolinas. now, it's offshore, remember, but it's piling that rain all throughout north carolina. anywhere from, say, raleigh toward the coastline could pick up eight inches, maybe some areas see a foot of rain, and a bend north could make a push into d.c. as well. i do want to show you th-- not yet, but sometime within the next couple of days-- we could have our next tropical storm. it could be named tropical storm iota, if that happens. i understand that the greek pronunciation is yoda. but that's a possibility looming out there in this record-setting hurricane season. we have never seen anything like this.

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st. petersburg, thank you. >> let's bring dylan into this, in for al.t a hurricane season, and it isn't done. >> it isn't. we're going to be watching this storm, as sam mentioned, as it moves to the carolinas it's a weakening tropical storm and will move to the north/northeast. heavy rain, most of it, is over the water, although this will spin back towards georgia, into the carolinas. combined with a cold front as the storm mainly stays offshore. it's the combination of the moisture from eta with this cold front that could end up producing several inches of rain so we have flash flood watches and flash flood warnings in effect in red there, where the heaviest of the rain is. that's where we're seeing the potential for flash flooding right now. that's a look at the weather across the country we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds (teen) mom... it happened again. (vo) add some thrill to your wish list. at the season of audi sales event. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a look at our high temperatures for today, we

st. petersburg is. this indicates we're looking at the vote that we have yet to come.esting. if joe biden -- this is a substantial about six and a half point improvement over clinton here. if biden lands at 50 in the county, that is good news for him. there's a little bit of a pad here potentially for biden as this starts to come in. again, if you're the trump campaign you're trying to get up to 59%. he's not far off from that. citrus county needing to get up one point. for the trump campaign and a citrus county that's not a bad place to be. for the biden campaign they might like what they're looking at and we'll continue to look at this vote comes in. >> there will be fascinating to watch the votes race in. more poll closings in the middle of the hour and top of the next. >> yell, wave your arms usually drill if you have stuff. michael steel. former chairman of the republican party. affiliated with the lincoln project. standing by. you have been watching and listening. you want to get on the board based on what you are seeing thus far in florida for the sake of the vi

st. petersburg, florida. you're on the air. >> my name is tom willis and i'm calling is i often wondered who engineered the end of the war, was it admiral dornus and secondly did he honestly believe throughout his entire career that his losses in the atlantic were not caused by the anemic machine and thirdly what happened to him at the end of the war? >> well, that is a lot of questions. admiral doanus was the commander of the german navy at the end of the war. there wasn't much of a german navy left to command by that point. the german submarine force had been almost completely destroyed by may of 1945. in terms of who engineered the end of war, well, there were conversations among those who were still surviving in berlin, he was actually to the north -- to the northwest of berlin, about how to go about contacting the allies and how to go about bringing this catastrophe to a close. hitler having killed himself on april 30th had essentially tried to pull the temple down around him as he perished but not every

st. petersburg, florida, charles watson, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> i have friends in florida. even a tropical storm, mark, you know, the winds can be strong and they described boats being scattered all over the bay. >> and that is right. we were talking the winds yesterday with the storm. 70 miles an hour. remember, 74 and that is a category 1 hurricane. very close to that hurricane status, as you can see. we'll look at the maps now and show you this. the circulation moving onshore. multiple landfalls has been a busy storm with eta and there is a satellite loop. the profriction to the north and east. -- projection to the north and east. eta is moving to the north- northeast at 15 miles an hour. you can see the rainfall associated with the storm near portions of the east coast and there is the forecast track as you can't see into your friday and weekend, scooting out to the north and to the east. hard to believe here in the bay area with the sunshine today, we're talking about some rainfall knocking on our door by this time tomorrow. mainly by mid- to late afternoon on friday.

st. petersburg. go in have the experience in ukraine, and the night come back to do whatever they wanted to d do. create more divisions, create racial wars. they're doing it france, germany and a lot of places. now, there are groups when they see the pressure from the fbi and they have a lot of protection because everything is protected by the first amendment and second amendment. with iran they go to russia. it's were fighting against the russians but here they are when they are escaping their making videos from a cafÉ outside the kremlin. so yes, we have global powers that involved in this information campaign that's making these people look way bigger than they are from social media. when a lot of people fallen for it. >> host: we select the first amendment. >> guest: on the first amendment guy like you. but you know what? there are rules and regulations. if you want to be a bigot and make an of yourself, be a bigot make an of yourself. we need to start having conversation you do whatever you want

st. petersburg, go in have the experience in ukraine and then they come back to do whatever they want too, create more division create racial wars. they are doing in the west in the uk, germany a lot of other places. now, the groups when they see the pressure from the fbi and they have a lot of protection because everything they do is protected by the first amendment and the second amendment, they go to russia. so were fighting against the russians in ukraine but here they are escaping and they're making videos from a cafÉ outside the kremlin. so yes, we have global powers that involved in disinformation campaigns making these people equate bigger than they are in social media. and a lot are falling for. we still like the first amendment. becky know i'm a big first amendment guy. but you know what? there are rules and regulations. we are not talking about you want to be a bigot if you want to be a bigot and make an of yourself going be a bigot and make an of yourself. we need to start having the conversation, you can do it every one but you have no right to take an ak-47 and start shooti

st. petersburg mayor. mayor, you put together this group of mayors, i think it was bipartisan if i'm not mistaken. you did your best in your letter to the governor to depoliticize this. it was sort of a plea. it was not angry. it was not antagonistic. what kind of response did you get? >> we haven't got any response. it's not my first letter, and i've tried not to be partisan. i think at times like this, just like in florida when a hurricane comes, it's really important for everybody to forget about what party you're in. but unfortunately, the governor is not responding because i think he's actually following this herd immunity that dr. atlas who has advised him and some other folks who believe it have also advised him. he's not listening to mainstream science. and at this point, we are unleashing the virus and not even allowing local government. i gave out a thousand mask citations until roontly. the governor said we can't give citations anymore. he wants this to rip through the community. and although al

st. petersburg, go and have that experience in ukraine and then they come back to do whatever they want too, you know, create more divisions and create racial wars in societies and they are doing it in the uk, france, germany and a lot of other places. now, the leaders of groups when they feel the pressure from the fbi they have a lot of pressure because everything they do is protected by the first or second amendment and then they move on and go to russia. we thought we are fighting against the russians in ukraine but here they are when they are escaping they are making videos from a cafÉ outside the kremlin. so yes, we have global powers that involved in this information campaign that's making these people look way bigger than they are on social media and a lot of us have fallen for it. >> well, we still like the first amendment spirit you know, i'm a big first amendment guy. but you know what? there are rules and regulations but were not talking about if you want to be a bigot. if you want to be a bigot and make an ass of yourself go and be a bigot to make an aspect of yourself. i think

st. petersburg and have them have that experience in ukraine and then come back and do whatever they want do and create more divisions and wars in society and they are doing it in the uk, france, germany and a lot of other places. now the leaders of groups when they see the pressure from the fbi because everything they do is protected by the second amendment is okay and they go to russia. were fighting against the russians but here we are when they are escaping they are making videos from outside the kremlin so yes, global powers that is a disinformation campaign making these people look bigger than they are on social media and a lot of us are falling for it. >> still like the first amendment. >> , big first amendment guy. but you know what, there are rules and regulations but were not talking about being a bigot. if you want to make an ass of yourself, go and make an aspect of yourself but where we need to start having a conversation is about the fight. you can't do whatever you want but you know right to take an ak-47 and shoot people praying in the synagogue or in a black church. this

st. petersburg, florida, and wake county, north carolina, while senator harris' husband, doug emhoff, will appear in columbus, ohio. meanwhile, president trump told reporters last night he expects to travel to his campaign's headquarters in virginia later on this morning. and two sources familiar with the planning say he'll hold an election night party for 400 guests in the white house east room. we're told testing will be required, but there's no word yet on whether people are going to have to wear masks at this event. joining us now live from wilmington, delaware, nbc news political reporter ali vitali. ali, good morning to you. thrilled to have you with us on this incredibly big day. you have really been on the trail with president trump from start to finish in what, you know, we all remember was an incredibly improbable run from the primary in 2015 to the nomination and then to the white house. and america has been watching the trump show for the last four years. and in the last eight months, we've been grappling with the deadliest pandemic in history. put this in perspective for us, a

st. petersburg, go and have combat experience in ukraine, and in the come back to do whatever they wantedo do, create more divisions, create racial wars in western societies. they are doing in the u.s., doing in uk, france, germany and a lot of other places. the leaders of groups, when they see the pressure from the fbi and the have lot of legal protection because everything that is protected by the first amendment and second amendment, they run and to go to russia. we thought they were fighting against the russians in ukraine for his they are when they are escaping, making videos from the cafÉ outside the kremlin. so yes, we have global powers that's involved in this information campaign that's making these people look way bigger than they are from social media, and a lot of us have fallen for it. >> we still like the first amendment. >> i am a big first amendment guy. i do. but you know what? there's rules and regulations. we are not talking about if you want to be a bigot. if you want to be a bigot and make ass of yourself go ahead and be a bigot and make ass of yourself. i think what

st. petersburg in russia.om the watermarks on the pages, and the records that existed in academia, were able to identify these books as having come from the state library in russia. so any book dealer or collector undertaking due diligence would insta ntly undertaking due diligence would instantly realise that this handwritten work by darwin belonged in cambridge, because that's where the records were shown it should be. so the other thing about the book—sellers association is that they've always been extremely good at circulating stolen books to their memberships. so they can be alerted that these books are stolen, and they can work to recover them. fascinating, thank you very much indeed forjoining us here on bbc news. something completely different. from darwin to sanitary pads. scotland has made history and become the first country in the world to give free access to items such as tampons and sanitary pads in public buildings. msps unanimously approved the bill which aims to tackle so—called period poverty

st. petersburg to close the loophole in an alliance whose partner had left france on the upper nile with little to show for her 5 million gold franc investment in russia. language biding russia to all of france's security issues and vi vice versa in an alliance of their adversaries triple alliance. meanwhile, the french ambassador and the british foreign secretary quietly signed the edition to the article 4 of the 1894 convention which finally closed the 16-year dispute over the egyptian question. the nile valley became officially british but with an understandi understanding that the rest of north africa was france's for the taking. they returned the german enemy front and center to france's security preoccupations and almost simultaneously germany moved front and center to britain's preoccupations because of the aggressive naval and colonial negotiations. fast forward from 1899 through the series agreements in spirin of 1904, the anglo-russian convention, to the july 1912 anglo-french naval accord and you have great britain and the alliance that emerged out of africa primed to meet the

st. petersburg, florida. she is referencing her location. this is john mcardle joining us. >> i want to update viewers on where we are on the presidential electoral vote count and what we are expecting today with the help of jamie longtimeox media capitol hill reporter. this was his tweet this morning. this morning should bring more updates from georgia and pennsylvania. nevada will start releasing more votes around noon eastern time, 9:00 a.m. out in silver state, and arizona is not expected to update until 9:00 p.m. eastern tonight. so just to take you around the map right now of the latest georgia vote numbers. they have been changing this morning. margin in razor thin the senate race, and the presidential race also tightening. 49 point 6% for president trump in georgia, 49.2% for former vice president joe biden, less than half a percentage separating the two in the peach state right now. more results expected throughout the morning. to pennsylvania, here is where it stands with 11% still out. plenty of votes to count, president trump at

st. petersburg, florida. steve: thank you, pedro. >> your recent story said it was prediction time.t is the assessment from what you are seeing going on? >> we regularly pull some of the some of thepoll insiders and experts who are in the know inside florida politics. the conventional wisdom is that most of them give a slight advantage to president in florida. this is a state where republicans have a lot of muscle memory for victory. democrats have had a tough time winning statewide elections here when president obama is not on the ballot.

st. petersburg, florida and north carolina and senator harris' husband will appear in columbus, ohio. president trump told reporters he expects to travel to his campaign's headquarters in virginia later this morning and two sources familiar with the planning say he will hold an election night party for the 400 guests in the white house east room. we're told testing will be required. no word yet on mask wearing at the event. so good morning, everyone. along with joe, willie and me, we have white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lemire. vanderbilt's rogers chair and the american presidency, historian jon meacham. and msnbc news capitol hill correspondent and the host of "way too early," kasie hunt is with us. what a big day, your thoughts this morning, joe. >> it is of course a huge day and willie as you know, election mornings how you can tell it's election morning, right? >> is it the sweater, joe? >> yes, exactly. i get the sweater out once every four years, just for election day. >> looks really nice. >> what was the first -- truman -- >> yeah. '48, yeah. >> yeah. a