how do you address the leif ericson story? you know, it's always interesting, especially when i when have a wonderful opportunity to talk to two colleagues about ericson and and everybody wants to all my norwegian friends, him as norwegian and all my icelandic friends claim him as icelandic. but you know, the greenland ticks also claim him as theirs too. so again, i think it's clear that leif ericson, his father, erik, the red legend theory at that period and certainly erik, the red settlement of in iceland and the leader in greenland and leif erickson's journey into north america and the settlements in in nova scotia. the area and the fact that they've found viking age remnants and foundations in that part of north america clear indications that the settlements there and the early as the thousand and then again i think that's that's where the story ends i mean the ruins in minnesota and other things kind leave that to the academic to argue about but again the story about the nordics arriving in north america 500 years prior t

joseph new garden passed defending champ marcus ericson on the final lap. on his 12th attempt it, new garden gets to drink the milk. got milk? and he dunks it on his head. the first win at indy. then joined vern glenn on game day. >> look, this is the indy 500. you're either winning the race or going home with a broken heart. that's what this place is all about. and i've been here 11 years before this with a broken heart leaving here. i didn't want that again today. i said i'm going to do anything possible to win it this race. fortunately this year, it finally worked out. 12 years for me trying to win this indy 500. i was over the moon. >>> and awesome stuff here to finish off the show. on sunday, emiliano grillo was waiting to see if he had to play a faceoff. so he played a couple of kids out of the field. and let them hit some balls. and the good karma paid off as he beat adam schenk in the playoffs for his first win. i watched the video of that youngster, probably 10, 11 years old, and this swing is probably better than every single person. not just in t

i am alumni of the school, the school has richest graduate -- suzie orman, well known, and mayor ericsonith steve jobs and bill gates. we don't want something like this to occur. when the old building as we refer to it as -- in '97, told to the community who paid for the building, the carrington and the reece's. for this to take place and elected officials who are committee people refer them -- they do not have any of this is untrue and the community is not standing for this. south shore, vibrant jewish community and the black community came in, happened to be the carrington, smith, reece's and johnson, maintain that teg rite of middle-class status and we want that building, a histore cal landmark -- [audio cutting out] -- to house them there. so this is not something that we are going to permit and fight this at any level we can fight it on. >> ashley: last question, what is biggest concern for residentless? is it safety? >> safety and transparency, we have had a problem with police response in our neighborhood in the past. to bring someone in and say they are going to have police prese

newgarden passed ericson and becoming first american to win since 2016.kwood flipping his car. tire flying over the fence and hitting a parked car. many fans were scratching their heads at jewel's rendition of the national anthem. watch for yourself. ♪ and the rocket's red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night >> ashley: one critic saying, i'm sorry, the national anthem should not be changed like this, good artist, bad choice. those are headlines. >> todd: theer is the deal we've been talking about, ashley and i are in agreement, that young lady who complained is like 12 years old. she was not alive in the jewel heyday thachl is jewel. she will do funky stuff with the national anthem and you gave us cover by saying you are not offended, you liked it. >> joey: i thought it was fine. i can't remember the words to that song or any other song, it is difficult to sing to that tune. i have heard worst remixes. she just used a guitar, i don't understand the problem. >> kayleigh: pretty good. >> joey: this moment, if a true celebrity is wil

. >> crystal ericson came here from portland for a boyfriend.d on drugs. >> i've been offered a room a couple of times, and each time i end up, like, slipping up just because i don't make the curfews. >> back in 2020 and 2021, when the covid crisis shut down homeless shelters, the city turned to alternatives, like hotel rooms, trailers, and tent sites like these, where residents could isolate and quarantine. >> a city opened up some tent encampments that were kind of organized spaces. and that was very expensive. they were spending $70,000 per tent per year. they have to bring in all the electricity. they have to bring in the bathrooms. they have to bring in the showers. most of those sites have closed down now. >> in the encampment, each tent costs anywhere between $60,000 and $80,000. if the city were just to give you 60,000 bucks and say, here's this, what would you do with it? >> for myself, probably i would probably go and buy more tents for folks and sleeping bags. >> but what about your housing? could you not afford something for that? >>