so st louis had never seen poverty on the scale that the irish brought to st louis was. it was largely german at that time. it was becoming less french and many of the irish moved to some land that was owned by john milan. feet on the north side and north of washington, north of the eades bridge, which eventually came kerry patch because so many of the irish who were coming over were were from county, from county kerry at first they just create a lean tos squatted. then they built brick buildings. that's an early picture of of of kerry patch people ask a lot about where was kerry patch. well there's no trace of it anymore. i spent a lot of time just driving around and wandering around north st louis trying to find any remnant of kerry patch. and there's practically nothing left. there's the old emigrant home, which is falling down. every once in a while you'll see a row house from that era. but even the streets have have been changed. their routes and dead ended, but basically, if you think in terms of cash, moulin fee, maybe west all the way to jefferson east maybe the

so st louis had never seen poverty on the scale that the irish brought to st louis was. it was largely german at that time. it was becoming less french and many of the irish moved to some land that was owned by john milan. feet on the north side and north of washington, north of the eades bridge, which eventually came kerry patch because so many of the irish who were coming over were were from county, from county kerry at first they just create a lean tos squatted. then they built brick buildings. that's an early picture of of of kerry patch people ask a lot about where was kerry patch. well there's no trace of it anymore. i spent a lot of time just driving around and wandering around north st louis trying to find any remnant of kerry patch. and there's practically nothing left. there's the old emigrant home, which is falling down. every once in a while you'll see a row house from that era. but even the streets have have been changed. their routes and dead ended, but basically, if you think in terms of cash, moulin fee, maybe west all the way to jefferson east maybe the

louis. pending at six and the median sale price is just under $275,000. affordability is at the forefront for buyers in the st. louis market. let's bring in kelly lasiter to help us understand the state of the market in st. louis. i love st. louis. it's a really, really livable city. how is inventory? is it low? is that why houses are just selling so quickly? >> yes, currently, we're running on arch about two months inventory. so that makes our market definitely a seller's market. that is why houses that are on the market are flying off so quickly. >> what is the average -- i guess belisted the median price. what's the change in median sale price over the past 12 to 18 months? how much more would you get today? >> it's probably pretty stable because we have been an extremely hot market for the last two or three years. i would say in the last couple weeks, there's been a bit of a slowdown. i think that's just the natural cycle of the real estate market where we slow down a little bit when it'

and people are saying, you know, is that robert louis, that bob louis and judge crane says, you know, at that moment, a word either way could have an influence on what happened. and it did because somebody others in the crowd that that is robert louis. and he ought to be a couple of expletives hang for what he did at that they basically shove everybody away. robert louis, they throw the rope out of his neck. crane dives in there, grabs the rope off him again. he gets dragged out. simon naples pulled out of the crowd by the time crane can even get his way into the crowd again, he sees that robert louis is hanging and he's apparently dead at that point. and he actually leaves in disgust. he goes home. he just leaves the mob and walks back to his house. so after he's murdered, he is hanged from the tree and he's left up there. it starts to rain and you have the police now just kind of standing there. you have the village president there waiting for a corner who is out of town. so the village president eventually says, look, cut him down. we'll get him to the funeral home. and that's what

louis and st. louis county. in the city of st.ght, cori bush won by high single-digits over wesley bell. out in the st. louis county portion of the district, a very different story. wesley bell double-digits there over bush. when bush first won this seat four years ago she also unseated an incumbent member of congress, that was william lacy clay, and back then, she also lost st. louis county, but it was only by four points. while winning st. louis city by about the margin she did last night. the difference for bush between when she won the seat and losing it in this primary last night was in st. louis county, the floor kind of falling out for her there. a close race here, but a six-point difference here. the other thing when i'm talking about the population declining in st. louis city, when bush won this seat in 2020, 60% of the vote in that primary came out of the city of st. louis. it's down to 53%. more kind of wait population voting wise in the county portion of the district. that is cori bush losing again another squad member

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one minute to do this one, louis.ally we're going to have a quick look at the front page of the mail on sunday. >> harry. harry s former aides to help plot his return from exile. and this is this is our prince, prince harry. he's the second son. he's got no future whatsoever. and he went mental because of his wife, his his not. you can blame his wife or his mother. his mother, or maybe prince charles, because charles was cheating on his wife, so he hated his father. and then he said some bad things about charles. and now he wants to. i'm not explaining this properly, but the truth is, is harry's in america. he's not going back to britain. >> and that's that's fine. >> and that's that's fine. >> that's the news. so. >> that's the news. so. >> well, he's got a very unusual background, hasn't he? i don't find it, prince. he is a prince. most of us ask our mates for a bit of help, don't we? what should i do? i'm working with this lunatic. what should i do about it? they can't help, obviously, but it happens in a business

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louis city and st. louis county. he does have a republican challenger. republican andrew jones received a fraction of the votes belted last night and we will keep our eyes on that. >> another ticket this past tuesday. the race in michigan to replace retiring senator debbie stabenow , retiring after six terms. seventh district representative elissa slotkin won the democratic primary and will be facing republican mike rogers. a seven term member of the u.s. house and former house intelligence committee chair. the two were off on their general election campaigns wednesday with representative slotkin speaking at vice president harris's rally in detroit and former representative roger is dropping a new ad airing across the wolverine state. >> hello, michigan. i am congresswoman elissa slotkin, proud to be the nominee for the u.s. senate seat. for those of you that aren't convinced by the importance of the elections and democracy for the vision of america and the country we love, none of you would be here if you did not love our country. that's right. if you d

louis. follows it. louis. >> yes, and i've been following it for five and a half years.ree. let's be honest. great looking. just everybody else's opinion. >> hey. >> hey. >> well, i've kept i've kept myself alive to bother other people. cutting out bacon and sausages for beans and nuts can reduce dementia risk by a fifth. and i read this article because ihave and i read this article because i have to. but the truth is, there are certain words in here that made me want to stop reading , and that made me want to stop reading, and by the end of it i just said, this is bull and you don't have to read it because it's garbage. it's in harvard university, which is garbage. it's it was it was published. it was, it was it wasn't a study that was done. it was just a study that was they talked about it. it was never checked, fact checked or published in a magazine. they just went in front of the alzheimer's association, which are a bunch of liars as well. they're all liars. why don't people listen to me? >> but this is research. it's looking at links between processed red meat cons

road construction was among louis burger's most outstanding, incomplete projects in afghanistan.burger projects in afghanistan failed from the getgo. parts of the highway that you have already constructed um is deteriorating and "if so, um, is your firm paying for the repairs to that stretch of road, or is usaid and the taxpayer picking up the tab? uh, first, i would absolutely disagree with that reporter's assessment, uh, the reporter was referring to uh, one particular crack that was on the road. the challenge of bad roads or totally lack of them had caused other problems in other parts of afghanistan. in 2008," "the usa divised a mega-scale road construction plan across afghanistan, but the outcome did not even fulfill 10% of the objectives of the initial plan, that they started doing in 2008- 2009, the usaid and the state department invested $400 million in a project that was supposed to build 1200 miles of roads across the country. cut to three years later, they've built 100 miles of road and they spent more than..." $200 million, more than half of the money. wow, besides la

tweet me at louis.t's start with this sunday telegraph piece and louis, please don't get me in trouble with ofcom. >> no, this is good news. there's no problem here. thousands seek compensation after covid vaccines left them disabled. >> can use. »- >> can use. >> it is good news. and you know what? i didn't think i didn't i didn't take i wasn't vaccinated and i didn't think the vaccine was was going to be dangerous. but it appears to be dangerous, especially as astrazeneca thing. there have been 16,000 applications for money from the vaccine, 14,000? where's 14,000? >> 14,000 have applied for it says here 16,000, 16,000 in total since 1979. >> 16,000. okay. whatever for the for the okay from this from the for the okay from this from the vaccine damage payments scheme. it's their way of giving money to the to the vaccine people saying, hey, don't worry if people start dying, don't worry if babies are born dead, whatever it is, we'll we'll pick it up. and that's what's happened now because companies were

maybe louis schaefer i didn't call. i >> close your dms. maybe louis schaeferi didn't call. didn't call. i said something. if you listen to what i said. >> no, no, no. does louis the observer, there are schools being set up in america to teach about racism? no need. many, many americans are actually naturally good at it. >> no, that's not true. america is a lovely country . desantis is a lovely country. desantis banned. desantis is the. is the governor of florida banned lessons on racism in florida pubuc lessons on racism in florida public schools and freedom schools fill this thing called freedom. schools fill the gap . freedom. schools fill the gap. but he didn't he didn't ban lessons on racism. he banned lessons on racism. he banned lessons on racism. he banned lessons on kind of like black history and included in black history. or he didn't say, you know, we're not going to talk about racism because there's already programs about racism in the schools, which people are this is i would say it's an untruth. it's an untruth . you untruth. it's an untruth. you know, desantis

maybe louis schaefer i didn't call. i >> close your dms. maybe louis schaeferi didn't call. didn't call. i said something. if you listen to what i said. >> no, no, no. does louis the observer, there are schools being set up in america to teach about racism? no need. many, many americans are actually naturally good at it. >> no, that's not true. america is a lovely country . desantis is a lovely country. desantis banned. desantis is the. is the governor were among the conditioner were among the innovations that no longer existed in a fictional world because black people invented it. they had the students shouting out, meaning if it hadnt shouting out, meaning if it hadn't been for black people, you wouldn't have these things. and they even say you'd be in a cabin. you wouldn't have anything in your home. but it's just completely false because the toilet people think it goes back either to the scots 3000 bc. some people say the greeks, but it. and then the flushable toilet goes back to 1596, which was an english invention, sir john harington. so it's actually taking away it's

much more to come from louis hinchliffe coming get —— going forward.sher smith last night not making the 100 metres final meanwhile daryll neita so close to a medal but there's fresh hope for them in the 200 metres. yes, they have got to contest a semifinal first before they get to the final. that will be tomorrow, but, yes, three british sprinters made it through to the semis in the heats earlier on today. dina asher—smith after that disappointment of failing to reach the 100 metre final is, she said the anger and frustration of that drove her to perform better today in the 200 metres. daryll neita as well is also through, having come so agonisingly close to a medal last night in the final of the 100 metres. 41 hundredths of a second is the margin she missed out by. and then bianca williams as welljoining them in the semifinal, the third and final of those british bridges to get through. it has been blown wide open, the 200 metre contest, because the reigning world champion shericka jackson has withdrawn after failing to recover from jackson has withd

. >> yeah, well, this is actually with louis. did you want to take this, louis or shall i go?, you can do it. >> it's not this. with me. we moved on netflix. okay. sorry. netflix style gp subscription service for same day appointments. launched in uk for less than £1 a day. so this is launched by healthcare provider bupa. a lot of people be aware of bupa, the service has two subscription options. i think this is quite interesting so i'm going to read them out. one is for equivalent of 1666 per month. that's pounds or a bulk payment of £200 a year where patients can discuss their health concerns with the doctor via a 15 minute phone or video call. the other is 21 point, £66 per month, or 260 a year for the same for in—person appointments. now, on the face of it, this looks great. but the trouble is, and it will it will reduce some of the burden on the nhs and for those who can afford it, like, you know, superstars like us, it's great, but it does. it does create a two tier health system in the uk and everything is so wrong. >> paul. it doesn't look great. >> paul. it doesn't lo

louis its new home. and some of the things that we have been doing since we hired our new director in november is having a listening tour with other cities to talk about the migrant crisis and how it has affected them, bringing back those ideas. we spent a lot of time in denver, we have also been contacting folks in chicago, but some of the things that we noticed is that internally we have a lot of work to do to make st. louis a welcoming city. so, we are off to the races, changing all of our flyers and making sure that anything we put on our website is available in multiple languages, we are in the process of doing new announcements at the airport or welcoming announcements in different languages. they say i'm supposed to record those, but we will see. they will help me with my spanish. also, we realize that we cannot depend on the government alone to do this, so we are making sure that we are making tons of outreach with our community organizations as they receive people who have come to the united sta

so louis, louis, brad, them me see what this is across the shouldn't that the 1st of the state level to preserve interest on it just seems to be coming to the corner of the street to feel comfortable doing you. 2 2 know, going also to do that to you . mature, executing was sold to assist you in your choosing. yes. okay. miss . she actually was going to let you know when you put these people just and $0.90 there's i'm waiting for my year of of billy a little boy. not no grass enough, as of which the, which the 2016 didn't go over was to me to finish it. to show that the booty, the if i tooth estimate worksheet isn't that good? so the use of that isn't for this for me, right? on the phone here, come on the for the on the demo. as duke. so those are the otherwise you might need to just change the mind. the bill is when you go, it's royce. know yet them used to look so they clearly. uh huh. what do you have for the year? how is the more than the sports? i'm not seeing that on leave of of a lot by the new medium is just in line with what is a bundle for you. but for the tv, just that one

their beans, whatever it is. >> green ones, louis. >> green ones, louis. >> not the green ones.baked beans. and they think that they're horrible people. but and they're horrible people. but and the truth is, they are horrible because baked beans are incredibly toxic. do you know if you eat, you have to eat cooked beans and it's always pays to cook twice, right? >> it's got to be heinz, whatever it is . one of those whatever it is. one of those silly rubbish ones. >> well, there's a big debate about that. there's a big debate about that. there's a big debate about that. there's a big debate about that. so there should be. do you know that five baked beans , crushed five beans which beans, crushed five beans which are not baked whatever those baked beans, whatever they're called, if you eat them, you will die? >> okay, i know it's bad for you. >> the picture on the front, you see the picture of the guy? he's clearly damaged . clearly damaged. >> yeah, well, that was an expression i didn't expect to see in 2024. that's the front pages looked at. you can get more dietary advice from

said louis diona school go was in with that, and i'm pretty me the just me the choose the news because the only real stuff the nice people so but let's just miss the phone number. so yeah, that's just that should be the purchase as a group of outcomes, which is the shift i shall give you a list of the issues because i was supposed to get a hold of you if you did the guy that knows about shit and yeah, of the want to quit in the midst of the size of the the, the some of the see the leg. so what do i show you what the budget is about a quarter to lead the receipt number to show you some interesting the chest and the punch in the silver oh, soon to the lowest of divorcing move or or do you use deal or not one of the other 2, but also we've only 3, no waiting until who to to be late, but people know most one that's on the they have easy to do the do both the school go with the rules, loves to send them or a little bit. so the 4th or 5th of that, so i go to go to the to sure my and i think that was the damage from what it said something bucks that says this goes to visit for future. give me

i thought that's what labour wanted , louis. what labour wanted, louis. >> or did they not want it? they're like mr mr and mrs. control labour millionaire sportsgear tycoon 36. he erected a woke free zone flag at his company headquarters in wales and now he's going he has to pull it down because he didn't get planning permission. i bet the wales it's a lovely, lovely place, but it looks like there's no planning permission. it's not like the way britain i don't know. have you ever been to wales? it's like they'll put. they'll put a building here. oh, rude. i don't want to say no. the people in wales are beautiful and. and they're really beautiful buildings. except for maybe cardiff. but the rest of the plan to the gower. >> that's stunning. >> that's stunning. >> where is the gower? >> where is the gower? >> in cardiff. somewhere in the south. it's lovely. it's beautiful. yeah. >> there's some lovely buildings this guy, his name is alex law. what's his name? alex lovin. he's. >> he's a richest guy in wales. >> he's a richest guy in wales. >> and he makes 2 million. he makes goals. an

louis again, here's what we know. the alleged perpetrator is in custody, but they've also been to other rach, what can you tell us about all the suspects as well. last night, the main suspect was arrested. he turned himself in. and the reason why he's believed to be the main suspect is because he a reportedly confessed to having committed the attack and was also allegedly wearing the clothes that he had committed the attack. and so there were still allegedly, and reportedly blood on, on the clothes that he was wearing. and he is reported to have been a syrian who can, to germany seeking asylum in 2022. he initially received a kind of this protective kind of residency here which allows him to stay in the country until his asylum application is processed. and for the moment we don't know much more, you know, police are still kind of being a bit vague on the details as they continue their investigations. now for the other 2, a, one of the, one of the, the suspects, one of the 1st arrest yesterday was a 15 year old, who a

louis, this is cori bush's base.ght points when she first won this seat four year as go. she unseated a democrat incumbent william lacy clay. she also did that by running up a similar margin in the city of st. louis. now, when she won this seat four years ago, she didn't win the st. louis county portion, but she kept it close. she kept it within five points. last night, though, look, the floor fell out for cori bush this is st. louis county here. she loses this by 14 points to wesley bell her challenger. it is that bell ran up much bigger margins in the st. louis county portion of the district and then there is just a little bit from redistricting a couple of years ago and a little bit from basic population changes. the city of st. louis has been shrinking, a decades long story. the county made up 60% of all votes cast in this primary. the place where wesley bell was the strongest, 60%, when cori bush first won this seat four years ago, the county portion only made up 53% of the vote in that primary. so, a little bit

dw 0 lewis sanders there many, many thanks, louis. louis, thank you. flooding has killed at least 13 people in bangladesh, forcing thousands more to flee from their homes. the disaster is an unwelcome challenge for an interim government already under pressure saving. what is left of the belongings. monsoon rains across the east of bangladesh have displaced thousands. the homes submerged under was a very severe damage. fishing the ponds will washed out in the flood water. many houses are affected, all the roads are damaged despite that some has been able to get to shelters like these. but there are many more who need help to control the situation is really bad to them. there's a lot of a problem, but if we're not able to rescue those, we're stuck to what we give it to the bottle people will get released. but 1st, they have to survive. we don't have boats here. i want all of bangladesh to send us boats. we don't need more aid need boats so that we can save them like the baldwin to some blend. the interim government for being slow to res

having outlived louis ii, as well as his heir frederick, he managed to work for louis's grandson francescos wife isabella deste, and then left for myrina on september 13 , 1506. as for the room painted by the great master. after the death of the customer, it began to be used as a treasury, and therefore access to it was limited. when the glorious mouth of gonzaga began to decline, and then completely died out, many rooms of the ducal palace were abandoned. century, the delesposi camera received the status of a museum, and restorers have continued to make great efforts to preserve andrei's frescoes. there are two methods of approaching an object. ideology the artist and his paintings, the design, form, color, texture, are changed by the science of his ideology or the future time. the concept of analytical art was introduced by the phyllons himself, and by this he somehow confused everyone a little, because canvas. means this or that painting of his, he did not explain anything to any of them, and he did not explain his work to his wife, although she asked him many times and to many, many pe

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louis bartmeier was born in 1884 in minsk.ada. louis , while still a teenager, organized his own company involved in the collection of household waste, at the age of 19 he moved to boston, got married, purchased a small dilapidated movie theater, which. six months later it became popular and profitable. inspired by the success, mayer began buying up other movie theaters, and within a few years became the owner of the largest chain of movie theaters in new england. the next step was the decision not just to show films, but also to produce them. in 1914, mayer founded his first film studio and moved to los angeles. in 1924 his film company became part of a new corporation, famous. louis barth was appointed its director and turned it into one of the most successful in hollywood. during his 27 years of managing a film studio, he discovered many talents who became internationally recognized stars. his films starred greta garba, clark gable, john gilbert, ingrid bergman, elizabeth taylor, fred astaire and many others. mayer had a gr

it's louis shaffer and nick dixon. are you both happy and full of joy? are you both happy and full of joy? no, no. and why is that , louis? >> you don't want to hear it. nobody wants to hear about family problems. how your wife is like your girlfriend is like just. >> this is the problem with you, louis. when people say to you, how are you? it's just a pleasantry. and you go off on a big lecture. well, don't care. i'm punishing them for not caring about me. nick, are you happy? >> i'm great. i've just been on a holiday, you know. yes. >> where did you go? oh nowhere. nowhere. it's the best. >> my holiday was typical. andrew i, you know, did weights, five mile runs. i read about cyclical history theory and the inevitability of civilizational collapse. just a normal holiday. >> what a lovely holiday. you should. you should try a john grisham, though. anyway, let's move on and have a look at the front covers of thursday's newspapers. we've got the daily mail who leading with super yacht hope lost as divers find five bodies. the daily telegraph is running wi

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