that is the view here in st paul. _ that is the view here in st paul, minnesota.minnesota. i am caroline cummings, cbs news minnesota. kyiv might be almost 5,000 miles from washington but the ukraine war is having an impact on the us election. in one key swing state campaigners are battling for the votes of ukrainian americans who could play a vital role in this incredibly tight presidential race. bbc ukraine's evgenia shidlovska has been to washington and pennsylvania to find out more. plainly save ukraine in the heart _ plainly save ukraine in the heart of _ plainly save ukraine in the heart of washington. these writers are _ heart of washington. these writers are all _ heart of washington. these writers are all veterans - heart of washington. these j writers are all veterans who have been seriously injured in the war with russia. ——go on. but the past six years ukrainian team has taken part in this race through the us capitol. —— flying the flag of ukraine. 0ne runner was a drum operator who is injured near bakhmut. his father was killed fighting in the war las

st. paul and president joe biden. [applause] dr. st. paul: good afternoon. i am dr. jessica st. paul a first generation haitian american from los angeles, california. as a physician's assistant, educator and public health practitioner i teach public health and health occupation. i am a proud american federation of teachers los angeles college faculty union member. i took out student loans to get my undergraduate degree at howard university, my masters degree at ucla, and my doctoral degree. because, i wanted to be better equipped and serve my community. i wanted to live my own american dream. i have been working hard faced with repaying my lungs for almost two decades. like millions of americans doing the right thing was not enough. as i paid my loans, i was steered into forbearance by my loan servicer. my interest grew and grew. i took out approximately $95,000 in loans and after 18 years in repayment i still had 1000 -- 144,000 $6,200 left. that's crushing. until president biden, that cap his commitment and completely for gave that $144,260 and that is life-changing. i no longe

but the people of st. paul chose to elect us. they chose to elect us because of the expertise we bring in the work we have done in our community and the work we will continue to do. >> give the people what they want! what is your message to women across the country who are hoping to also break down their barriers in their respective states? >> i would say never be satisfied with just one. as we are going to build this coalition and build this movement, it took quite a few of us to work together, not only here in this space, but the movements we carry when we go back home to our wards. there is a lack of comfort in things being the status quo, what they will continue to be or even predictions and what they will continue to be in the future. >> there is an important part, that is feeling as though they can elect a candidate of their choosing, one who is qualified and one who will represent what they see in themselves. how important is this diverse group of women in particular? >> i think at -- it has been said already, but all of u

. >>> up next, girl power in st. paul, minnesota, swearing in an all women city council for the very first time in the city's history. they're going to join me next. >>> time for our friday night high five. for the first time in history, all of the seats on the st. paul, minnesota, my hometown, city council are filled by women and most of them are women of color. they were sworn in on tuesday and this is their first official week at work and they are facing issues like housing, homelessness, economic development, a wide wealth gap, climate change, really you name it. they are on the front lines of the local issues and joining me now, the seven council members. ladies, hello! nice to see all of you. congratulations. >> hi! >> you've all made history and i have to say i'm very proud to see that it's in st. paul, minnesota, in particular. i think you represent so beautifully and well and cannot wait for you to accomplish the work that is ahead of all of you. let me begin with the president of this new group and for the next

jessica st. paul, a public health practitioner who has dedicated her career to supporting underserved communities. she has made meaningful contributions to our region, working as an adjunct professor for the los angeles community college district in developing and implementing wellness centers for students throughout l.a. unified school district. it is also my distinct honor to introduce the 46 president of the united states, joe biden, who has been a champion for working families and continues to lead with strength, reestablishing our country's position in the world. president biden is rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure and has delivered historic investments to combat climate change. los angeles has truly known no greater partner than the president and his administration. mr. president, our city and our region is grateful for the work you have done and will continue to do so. on behalf of the 4 million angelenos, we say thank you. welcome, dr. st. paul, and president joe biden. [applause] >> goo

daniela relph, bbc news, st paul's cathedral. stay with us on bbc news. hello.t strong sunshine to melt away to mist and fog. it's going to be a fine afternoon for many, with decent sunny spells and most places die, just an isolated shower. this when the front will be bringing thick cloud and outbreaks of rain for northern and western scotland it's going to be breezy, but much of the country under the influence of high pressure. the rest of today will be dry for most areas. we start to see that rain and strong breeze pushing into the northern isles. the chance of a shower or two stretching from yorkshire, through the midlands to south—west england, but you'd be unlikely to catch one. temperatures into the low 20s in the warmest spot. through this evening and overnight, that rain continuing across the north of the uk, and may be the north of england for a time. elsewhere, it will be dry and we will see low cloud and mist and fog returning for many, temperatures seven to 11. for thursday, returning for many, temperatures seven to 11. forthursday, high pressure on

fred: st. paul but it took more than 100 years for the first woman to be elected to the city council. and it was not until 2018 that the council had more than three women. but last fall, members of the group endorsed each other, campaigned together as an informal block, and swept every seat. their professional experiences range from teacher, to nonprofit director, to civil engineer. members say the council's diversity will help address st. paul's challenges, including the twin cities areas persistent racial inequities, some of the sharpest in the nation. >> we have more first-hand experience on this counsel was systemic racism, with disparities, with barriers that were created by public policy and can be remedied by public policy. it will not happen overnight it is possible to change it. that is what i think this counsel is here to do. >> women have been left out of not just the rooms but the policymaking systems that are intentionally meant to keep us out. spaces of power that of course are constru

daniela relph, bbc news, st paul's cathedral.estigation has discovered that a healthcare agency is routinely charging nhs hospitals up to £2,000 a shift for specialist nurses supplied at short notice. a substantial amount of the fee, goes to the agency itself. independent clinical services, which trades as thornbury nursing services, had a turnover of almost £400 million in its latest accounts. that's up almost 46% in a year — much more than similar firms. the company has told the bbc it offers a valuable and flexible service that helps healthcare providers, and thornbury accounts for less than half of its business. our health editor hugh pym has this exclusive report. there you go. the vital role of caring for sick children, here by skilled and experienced nhs nurses. but in some areas they are in short supply. hospitals need to turn to staffing agencies to fill gaps and ensure safe staffing levels. this west midlands hospital boss says agency bills are getting out of hand. there is an agreed deal capping costs for all freelance

we are going straight to st paul's cathedral, where prince harry has just arrived for the thanksgivingce. keep an eye on the pictures. i believe our correspondent, sarah campbell, is there. sarah, to cut through why prince harry is there. —— take us through. pa, prince harry is there. -- take us throu~h. �* , . ., , through. a brief arrival. he is celebrating — through. a brief arrival. he is celebrating ten _ through. a brief arrival. he is celebrating ten years - through. a brief arrival. he is celebrating ten years of- through. a brief arrival. he is celebrating ten years of the l celebrating ten years of the invictus games, which is the paralympic style invictus games, which is the pa ralympic style event invictus games, which is the paralympic style event that was very much his initiative, the first one was held in london in 2014 and there have been several sense. this is a celebration today of what has been achieved in the last ten years. i'm going to stand up for you here for the when prince harry arrived, we had to duck down. there was a crowd of people that have been gradually

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while violent crime has declined in minneapolis-st. paul and across the state, there is much work to do. we are putting real funding behind this commitment, including expanding the capacity for the bureau of criminal apprehension and planning for the construction of a new minnesota state patrol headquarters. [applause] this plan also makes sure we are continuing to invest to make sure every minnesotan has a safe and affordable place to call home. we are backing development of affordable housing so that seniors, families, and anyone facing homelessness can find a place to be. we want to update the minneapolis veterans home to better serve those who served us. [applause] this plan that's before the legislature makes sure we are investing in clean water so every minnesotan has access to it. we want to invest in grants and low interest loans to replace lead pipes and remove the so-called forever chemicals from drinking water across the state. [applause] and being good stewards of the taxpayer dollars, we want to make sure every building owned b

he has a surface to attend at st paul's cathedral for the invictus games anniversary. it is telling that no single member of the royalfamily will attend that service, he is very much on his own. i cannot think for one moment he will not see his father during this trip. he flew specially to see him during and after his cancer diagnosis. i'm sure the two of them will need. i don't think that will be the case with william. that family rift remains. the king is absolutely determined to leave the door open and try to smooth over the family troubles. interesting. thank you very much for coming on the programme. here in the uk, we are highlighting the stories of three women who were all victims of the same online fraudster that they met on a dating app. peter gray from mirfield in west yorkshire met each of the women on the dating app

let's go right to st. paul, minnesota outside the home of minnesota governor tim walz, our whitney wild is everybody. we've been watching you and this location it's been a lot of movement there over the last 20 minutes or so that's exactly right. >> there's a lot of activity here. normally what we see is just a handful of law enforcement vehicles. and again, that's one of the things that were watching because we expect that once he is if he is the pig, that we would see much more law enforcement e-tivity. the secret service would maybe come to the home. that's one of the things that we're watching what we've seen this morning, john, when we first got here, there were four or five law enforcement vehicles inside the parking lot at the residents here. but what we've seen in the last 20 minutes is six more vehicles that appear to be law enforcement and vehicles pulling into this parking lot that is much more activity than we've seen as of late. and what it appears that they're doing, john, is they're positioning o

st. paul's cathedral.on on his part because the last time he was here during a service for the platinumjubilee, there was here during a service for the platinum jubilee, there were some booze from the crowds that were here — but none of that today, he was loudly cheered, people had realised something was going on and had started to build up throughout the afternoon. he was cheered as he arrived. as you say, he bounded up the steps to be met by the dean of st. paul's, then he has had inside very much amongst friends — the invictus family is a very close family, many of them have experienced traumas in conflict zones and have found the invictus games and extremely helpful therapy to help them get over what they've experienced, and it was prince harry's brainchild when he was returning from combat that he thought he wanted to do something positive to help those who had been damaged in service to their country. it's been going now for ten years, it's been hugely it�*s been going now for ten years, it's been hu

st. paul's cathedral in central london? being given the chance to sleep inside the landmark, the first time that's been done officially since world war two, when volunteers tried to protect it from bombing raids. it'll costjust £7 for two people, but it's only open for one night — on the 15th of march. amanda cupples told me about this. we pride ourselves on delivering unforgettable essays. we have partnered with arguably the most iconic building in london. we are giving two very lucky guests the experience to stay inside built and designed by sir christopher wren. two very lucky people can come and stay and experience the glories of the hidden library for one night. amanda, i have to ask. this is unique, historic, also incredibly delicate. anyone who's airbnb there, their own or house or spare room knows the risk that comes with that. especially if you are not there to supervise your guests. there is the potential for some damage to be done there. how are you mitigating against that? we there. how are you mitigating agains

my next guest was in the thick of things let me bring in the mayor of st. paulnnesota, melvin carter. he is a supporter of the governor, tim walz, mayor carter, so good to see you. i want to understand from you, you are the mayor of the capital city of minnesota. you were also at the time of the aftermath and protests around the killing of george floyd. we know how that rock the name patient did you get enough support from the governor during those protests i am the mayor of the capital city of minnesota. >> it's the city that produced a great americans like governor tim walz as suni lee, joe mauer, and even the great laura coates. so we're excited to, for everything that's going on, i had to i had to jump that in you that was a rough time. >> yeah. >> you know, it's coming out, so that was a rough time for us and that's one of the things about being a leader, someone who's been in the trenches, someone who's done the hard work is that people who haven't get a chance to sit on the sidelines and criticize all day long i was the mayor during those times i got a ch

congratulations to them and the people of st. paul.hey get some stuff done. >>> that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. severe weather moved across the country overnight. at least four people have been killed since the storm started, and hundreds of thousands lost power. vice president kamala harris also had to contend with the weather. air force two was diverted from joint base andrews to a nearby airport. >>> u.s. central command says iranian-backed houthis launched a complex attack on shipping lanes in the red sea tuesday. over 20 drones and missiles were shot down by american and british forces. no injuries or damage were reported. >>> and "star wars" is headed back to theaters. lucas film and disney have announced a new film titled "the mandalorian and gr

history was made in minnesota's capital city of st. paul was sworn in this afternoon, made up entirely of women. and get this, six of the seven council members are women of color, and they are all under the age of 40. four of then are new members and say that affordable housing and access to child care are some of their top priorities. congratulations to them and the people of st. paul. i am betting that they get some stuff done. th . >>> here in the bay area, when the weather is nice nothing like a meal outside on a sunny day. one city is thinking of giving us a permanent place to do it. >> it would make our city downtown a destination. >> it is good for the restaurants only. >> not everyone is happy. the debate over a pandemic-era closure that is likely here to stay. >>> and a few things coming our way. it is going to rain again tomorrow. it is going to get cold again thursday morning. there is also a coastal flood advisory to talk about. we go over all of those things in the forecast, coming up. >>> the resolution is adopted as amended.

history was made in minnesota's capital city of st. paulas sworn in this afternoon, made up entirely of women. and get this, six of the seven council members are women of color and all under the age of 40. four our new members and say that affordable housing and access to child care are some o% their top priorities. congratulations to them and the people of st. paul. i am betting that they get some stuff done. that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ >> i saw bo about 60 yards away. >> judge judy: you let your dog off leash. >> announcer: a wandering pet finds trouble. >> i saw mr. deyeso kick at my dog. >> judge judy: his dog bit yours, and your dog was seriously injured. >> announcer: this furry family member is lucky to be alive. >> judge judy: you weren't a good mother. >> no. he was an irresponsible dog owner. he has an aggressive dog. >> judge judy: it's much easier to blame somebody else than it is to blame yourself. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to

he's due to attend a thanksgiving service at st paul's cathedral in london later today.rged that he won't be meeting the king during his trip. 0ur royal correspondent sarah campbell is at st paul's. so, how much more do we know about what the trip entails, sarah? yeah, hi, jane, what the trip entails, sarah? yeah, hi. jane. the _ what the trip entails, sarah? yeah, hi, jane, the security _ what the trip entails, sarah? yeah, hi, jane, the security sweeps - hi, jane, the security sweeps are going to start very shortly. this service this afternoon really is a celebration of what for many people has been a changing event, being involved in the invictus games. it was of course the brainchild of prince prince harry, who saw the impact of servicemen and women returning from combat and he wanted to do something to help them so he established this kind of paralympic—style games, if you like. they have been going for the last decade and the movement has really grown, so that now more than 20 nations take part. for prince harry, this is a rare trip back to the uk, and the first on

daniela relph, bbc news, st paul's cathedral.to have qualified for the grand final of the eurovision song contest in sweden. last night's semifinal also saw ireland, finland, serbia, portugal, slovenia, lithuania, cyprus and luxembourg go through to the final in malmo. david sillito was there. chanting welcome to the eurovision song contest 2024.— contest 2024. and so it begins, eurovision _ contest 2024. and so it begins, eurovision 2024 _ contest 2024. and so it begins, eurovision 2024 and _ contest 2024. and so it begins, eurovision 2024 and the - contest 2024. and so it begins, eurovision 2024 and the first i eurovision 2024 and the first semifinal. and while the uk is automatically guaranteed a place on saturday's main event, this opening show was a chance for olly alexander to reveal his gravity defying eurovision routine. it was definitely slightly dizzying, and it's a reminder ofjust how much these daysis reminder ofjust how much these days is put into staging and spectacle. croatia's entry, they are the bookies favourite

you can see the steps now being cleared st paul's cathedral stop the precinct was full of people but cannot see behind the camera is a press pack here, as there always is with anything important, prince harry. and a crowd of people building up behind the security barriers, those who know what is going on or are keen to find out what is going on. the invictus games was of course started by prince harry, it was very much his brainchild as he was returning from a tour of duty in southern afghanistan. he saw the impact of war on service men and servicewomen and wanted to do something positive to help them and something positive to help them and so the invictus games was born. it is sort of a paralympic style event and they have been six games so far, the next one will be in canada next year. so their service here at st paul's is reallyjust a chance to celebrate, reflect, to look back on the achievements of the invictus games and it has been, if you speak to any of the competitors who have taken part, if you speak to any of theirfamily members, they taken part, if you speak to any of thei

. >> we see that our streetsotingk restaurant in st. paul. >> reporter: ohio senator j.d. vance first ran for office two years ago and was not afraid to mix things up in that debate. >> it was a complete fabrication. i never -- >> j.d., you are on tape, brother. you are on tape. >> i never said that, tim. go and run the tape. >> reporter: vice presidential debates can be revealing. >> can call you joe? >> reporter: but they are rarely viewed as pivotal. >> i srved with jack kennedy. i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine. senator, you are no jack kennedy. >> reporter: in a race like this one, however, where the candidates are essentially tied in all seven battleground states, everything counts. >> i can't wait to debate the guy. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: and while campaigns typically try to raise expectations for their opponents in a debate, donald trump went the other way last night. >> you'll see it tomorrow with j.d. it will be stacked. he's going up against a moron. a total moron. how she picked him is unbelievable. >> reporter: the trump campa

after a half-century of waiting, it happened again in st. paul in 2023. [applause] i could not be more proud of the work we have done together in this window of opportunity to improve education inside the walls of this school and in every school across the state. we have given our children a brighter future by making the largest investment in public education in our state's history. we increased teacher pay and double down on efforts to recruit teachers from more diverse backgrounds. we expanded access to mental health resources, social workers, nurses and chemical dependency counselors. we invested in making sure every student can read at grade level. we expanded special education career and, technical education as part of our commitment that says every minnesota student should receive a world-class education regardless of where they live or go to school. [applause] gov. walz: we are working to make minnesota the best state in the country for a kid to grow up, and our work extends far beyond the walls of this school. we expanded access to pre-k and affor

welcomed at the top of the steps by the dean of st paul's.ames, which was of course founded by prince harry who wanted to do something to help service men and women overcome their mental and physical traumas. women overcome their mental and physicaltraumas. inside women overcome their mental and physical traumas. inside to support him were members of his mother's family, his aunt, ladyjane fellowes, and his uncle, earl spencer. during the service prince harry gave a reading. the sermon was all about the power of rebuilding and also prayers were said for the next invictus which is in canada next invictus which is in canada next year. the first back in 2014, harry was flanked by both the king and prince william, but that wasn't the case here today. in fact, if you went across town to buckingham palace, the king was hosting the first garden party of season, was there with other senior members of there with other senior members of the royalfamily. harry's the royal family. harry's spokesperson the royalfamily. harry's spokesperson had made it kno

. >> let me turn to live pictures out of st. paul, minnesota. we see those two cars leaving the governor's house right now. let's listen and see. you can see this is one of the official cars. there's some waving from the side. from st. paul, minnesota, it looks like the governor has just left. i'm sorry, carlos, to interrupt you. >> i was just saying that i think what democrats are trying to do is replicate the winning formula from 2020. 2020 they put forward a candidate in joe biden that tried to appeal to the center of the country. sol would say he didn't govern that way later, but that oe biden was a deal maker, got along with republicans. that is what tim walz is. so it's the same formula as 2020 for democrats, but inverted. the progressive candidate is at the top of the ticket and the more centrist deal making candidate is the vice president. >> you can hear the cheering. we were able to see some people loading up luggage in the vehicles outside the walz home. presumably as he heads to philadelphia to join kamala harris as the newly selecte

beautiful day in st. paul today. the guessing game is over. kamala harris picks tim walz as a running mate. does he help or hurt and where does he help our hurt on the democratic ticket? analysis forthcoming as we continue on this breaking news in 2024, a campaign like we have never seen before. at the tunnel to towers we made a commitment that commitment is to make sure, that the word homeless and the word veteran are never in the same sentence again. we're in bradenton right now because tunnel to towers has decided help homeless veterans who want to get out of homelessness, get into a better part of their life, it's a great partnership between the tunnel to towers and manatee county, to be able to provide housing for the veterans that need it most, not shelters, homes. it's not just a place to sleep it's actually wrap around services and that's what is so impressive. as someone who fought on the forward edge of freedom these are my people. these are my brothers, my sisters, the people we fought beside one of the hallmarks of military service

jessica st. pauln forgiveness in culver city, california. >> this freedom, breathing room, this is because of president biden. in just two weeks ago, i had my baby girl. it is a defining moment for me, to live my dream of being a mom. because president biden has the back of hard-working americans. public servants, just like me. i can invest in my retirement, secure a brighter future for my daughter. it is with great honor and gratitude to introduce to you our president, joe biden. >>> now it is my pleasure to introduce to you jessica st. paul. a physicians assistant and adjunct professor of health at los angeles southwest college. as we mentioned she recently had nearly $150,000 of student loans forgiven. jessica, welcome to the show, congratulations on the new baby. we do not have time for you to show me a picture, i usually have people show me a picture of the kids. but let's listen to more of president biden's state of the union address. >> folks are now able to buy a home, start a business and sta

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st. paulre in its first all-female city council. the seven democrats under 40 took their oaths during an inauguration ceremony. they were elected in november. four are new members, three are incumbents, and six are women of color. st. paul is believed to be the largest city to ever elect an all-female council. >>> coming to a galaxy near you, a new "star wars" movie featuring a popular bounty hunter and his little green friend. ahead. ♪ upbeat music ♪ asthma. it can make you miss out on those epic hikes with friends. step back out there, with fasenra. fasenra is an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra helps prevent asthma attacks. most patients did not have an attack in the first year. fasenra is proven to help you breathe better so you can get back to doing day-to-day activities. and fasenra helps lower the use of oral steroids. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop

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for let's bring in richard st. paul he's principal attorney and founder of st. paul law firm.ou, richard. >> good to see you. >> thank you. it is an election interference case but the focus has shifted to d.a. fani willis. so richard, do you expect the judge to reject the fulton county d.a.? >> the bar for disqualification georgia is pretty high. so essentially trumps team would have to prove that fanny williams has some type of personal interest in the stake of donald trump or the defendant's convictions. that is for example the special prosecutor wade will receive some type of incentive or bonus if trumpets can fix it. we have seen no evidence of that. since there is a high standard of disqualification and george is very unlikely the judge will decide to disqualify her. but anything is possible here. >> let's take a look at the pleas to judge at mcafee. the legal briefs from both sides. i will put you on the screen and start with fani willis' office on wednesday saying the binding case law in georgia is clear, a trial court is not authorized to disqualify an electric distric

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well, i'm joined now by young, eddy st. paul. he is a professor of sociology at brooklyn college, where he serves as the founding director of the haitian studies institute. it's good to have you with this. i want to start by just asking you, what do you make of this story which has been debunked as being baseless? what do you think it has taken on a life of its own? so thank you so much for helping me. so i received the 1st and foremost, i want to share my sleep that you'd see the up in my so that i can see expressed my ability to my haitian of the location and do people are the any good me good community in springfield. so i didn't see the information on which side of mass on social media, and i say if they show that chance, can we always do hon. boy, community to yeah, in to a new to the uh, on uh, on the dates in which we see unfortunately do not have drawn log into the bins. use these use in lie, you know, do it with dfcs. i for instance, really point 4 to a minute. let me ask you, why do you think the haitian immigrant commu