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

>> you know what, louis? >> you know what, louis? for you, i think. >> anxiety for you, i think. >> louis lacks he >> well, louis lacks shame. he lacks degree of shame. lacks a healthy degree of shame. and why i don't and i think that's why i don't know if i believe that, you know, you put your head on know, when you put your head on the when no one the pillow at night, when no one sees cry? the pillow at night, when no one seewhat? cry? >> what? >> what? >> what? >> what really goes? >> what really goes? >> do i cry? but, you know, as i said last night, was said last night, i was prescribed an anti—anxiety drug, citalopram. yeah. and i went into doctor in peckham east into my doctor in peckham east village and she just looked at me and said, you look depressed. and she just handed me a prescription for this. >> as easy as that, it was as easy as that. >> there was no, like, questioning, psychiatrist, >> there was no, like, questioniit's psychiatrist, >> there was no, like, questioniit's pthe|iatrist, >> there was no, like, questioni

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it's a comedy show. >> louie show. >> louie show. >> louis louis schaefer >> that's louis louis schaefer>> do the sunday telegraph >> let's do the sunday telegraph with about coastal with a story about the coastal town forgot to close town that they forgot to close down. a great man, town that they forgot to close down.the a great man, town that they forgot to close down.the seaside.]reat man, town that they forgot to close dovisthe seaside.]reat man, town that they forgot to close dovis that seasidegreat man, town that they forgot to close dovis that seasid�*the�*at man, town that they forgot to close dovis that seasid�*the seaside >> is that true? the seaside town its back town that turned its back on work. this about work. and this is about hastings, but not just about hastings. good it hastings. it's good news. it says that there 9.3 million says that there are 9.3 million brits in economically inactive in this country. and the number one place, percentage wise, based on, on, based on what you might call it , on economically might call it, on economically inactive because they've got

i louis. i know, louis. >> mean, that's i don't >> yeah. i mean, that's i don't want it. want to talk about it. >> i absolutely let her to >> i feel absolutely let her to it. is our job, of course, it. this is our job, of course, to talk about what's on the newspapers. so kind newspapers. yeah. so it kind of forces us this show to talk forces us on this show to talk about but my of course, my about it. but my of course, my instinct just let them instinct would be just let them deal this, her deal with this, let her get through that's not my instinct. >> well, that's not my instinct. what to do? my what do you want to do? my instinct let's respect her instinct is. let's respect her privacy talking about her privacy by talking about her privacy. my instinct. i privacy. that's my instinct. i mean, the fact is, is interesting instinct. you is. this is a horrible, horrible story. for three months, even i was affected by it. i know what it's like when a when children lose their mother. when a wife is in the hospital, it really affects people. and

can you want to go more harsh louis? harsh than louis?t >> no, you could try, but i wouldn't torture. >> torture? how about spray? >> torture? how about spray? >> spray it in her face >> spray? spray it in her face and cut while you're cutting her? but just. >> just for everybody out there. he's a comedian , i would never he's a comedian, i would never do it. and i don't think it should be done. >> comedians don't do things. >> comedians don't do things. >> no, we just hope somebody else does. >> am. i am equally as >> but i am. i am equally as angered. i have probably angered. i have a i'm probably a more moderate response to it. i try write a tweet about this try to write a tweet about this earlier, but it was just a diatribe. in the end, it was just pure anger. i was like, you know, i don't know what to say. i don't know how to stop. what i want say to them is, i almost want to say to them is, i almost want to say to them is, i almost want to say to them is, i almost want to teleport them through to the next ten, maybe their the next t

louis >> right.n who's involved in a criminal incident that, unless the unless the full punishment of law is meted out on this guy, the families are going to be unhappy. but this seems like it's a bit it's a bit like a nothing. well, no, because the point is, the law didn't exist. >> to be able to metre out justice. >> let me let me restate that correctly . unless the guy is correctly. unless the guy is completely punished and put to death and then fries in hell, the families are not going to be happy. >> well, they're not going to be happy. and i think that's reasonable. whether the two things on yeah but things going on here. yeah but look, there's nothing with look, there's nothing wrong with we law to be precise. we want the law to be precise. that's fair. >> also, i mean, you >> yes. but also, i mean, you mentioned how how unrealistic ideas going to ideas of what was going to happen. >> well, i just it was already recommended in 2006 they recommended in 2006 that they have this third. >> yeah. t

pierre-louis? guest: i agree. the u.s.and the international community, they have the means to control the gangs. there is no will on the part of the international community to do that. the reason i'm saying there is no will is the u.s. knows through its intelligence who the gang leaders are, who contcomine to control the situation. so far they have not done that. we have been working with members of congress, meeting with the state, meeting with civil society groups and asking them for actions against the gangs. the gangs were not as powerful as they are now. if they had done that we would not be in the situation. ■j shut down the airports and shut down the country they could have done something different forcing the haitian government to resign,minister, the head of the supreme court as interim president, and then you will have a national -- international community and seek support and not shut down the country. host: ed, good morning. you are on. caller: thank you for taking my call. like you to remind the viewers the ro

i'm willing to it is, louis. to bet that's what it is, louis. you can calm down, okay, so you can calm down, okay? >> no. well, i'm. i'm going to go and i'm going go out on a limb and i'm going to there's very to say there's a very high chance that something nefarious has. well, we'll see >> all right, well, we'll see who louis, what's on who is right, louis, what's on the of the times? the cover of the times? >> cover the times. >> cover the times. >> good news, blasphemy. demos are and are growing in radicalism and this to the times. this is according to the times. there's there's news. there's a there's good news. yeah, you know you yeah, this. you know what? you got positive spin on got to put a positive spin on everything. just everything. every bit. just because bad. because you know what? it's bad. >> get this right. >> let me just get this right. wow. a photo of, of our wow. the a photo of, of our royal possibly with a royal family, possibly with a bit of editing. that's terrible news. yeah, but growing blasphemy, extremism, threats are.

i mean, i guess it improve, louis diet. it it would improve, louis diet. it would it up.oking forward louis. would maybe mix it up. looking forvyou louis. would maybe mix it up. looking forvyou something s. would maybe mix it up. looking forvyou somethings. that. >> you know something is that. >> you know something is that. >> did you know? did you know that the early explorers in that that the early explorers in the like siberia , the north, like in siberia, actually fed dogs on actually fed their dogs on melting mammoths that were found? because the mammoths they froze like, instantly, which is one of the reasons why velikovsky . velikovsky. yeah, a velikovsky. velikovsky. yeah, a month or two, i know. i haven't brought it up, but here i wanted to take a break now and give paul and give paul a cup, because i haven't had a chance to give him a cup. louis and these cups are for sale. lucy. lucy >> yeah, that's great man. and mike, you got it. because you and my is. well i'm going to and my one is. well i'm going to i'm going to give a. i'm going to give you a. >> given yo

louis harper's son jared is a bay area musician who made a national tv appearance on the hit show. the voice. >> he's set to perform at bottle rock in may. so a kind of seems like success runs in that family. wildly talented. alright, next in sports. hey, it's opening day giants in san diego taking on the padres. the a's in the coliseum. but >> most of the fans were outside the coliseum. well, so ch charged with style. the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. - my childhood was tough. i didn't grow up in a warm, supportive home, so the trauma i went through led to something called toxic stress. but it's gonna be different for my son. i'm giving him the protection he needs to defend against it. by taking time to play, even on long days. - by offering extra patience, even when it's running short. - and giving him the assurance that he's safe here. learn more at first5california.com. charged with style. the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> opening day to some. it's

about that wh<louis, would you have drpig >> louis, would you have a pig organ?. i'm just. i'm so old. i thought. i'm just. i'm so old. i thought. i thought, you know what? anything that would help me along, i think help me, i wouldn't. >> this is actually a huge story. they. because story. this is if they. because no, genuinely huge. because no, it's genuinely huge. because by modifying these by genetically modifying these pig by genetically modifying these pig organs, we've got like loads of who dying every of people who are dying every yean of people who are dying every year, like 1500 people who don't get the organs in time, this is going to save their lives. there's potential then, of there's the potential then, of course, for heart transplants. this is huge . yes, it is just this is huge. yes, it is just going to have to see if he survives or not. unfortunately, two heart transplants did. the guys longer guys they didn't survive longer than six weeks or so. but this it's looking good. >> so is. it isn't looking >> so it is. it isn't looking good. a press re

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isn't that right, louis? >> louis: that's right, steve! ♪ cerveza cristal! ♪ ♪ cerveza cristal!ve i mentioned earlier in the broadcast, today is super tuesday, or as they call it in chile: cinco de marcho. it's the biggest day of the u.s. presidential primary, with voters heading to the polls in alabama, california, colorado, oklahoma, utah, north carolina, tennessee, maine, arkansas, massachusetts, minnesota, alaska, texas, vermont, virginia, and american samoa. and if you need a way to remember all the super tuesday states, just use the helpful mnemonic, "account mamma tv vas." now, with a biden-trump rematch looking inevitable at this point cable news has been struggling to generate super tuesday excitement this year. check out cnn who sent john berman out to cover all the hot action at a mail ballot drop-box. >> the polls are open in castle rock, colorado, in a manner of speaking. that's because, in essence, the polls are always open in colorado. the major means of voting here is by mail or by dropbox. you can see the dropbox right there behind me. "voter ballot drop box," i

remembering louis gossett jr. >>> and the wait is over. beyonce's barrier-breaking country album is here with her own fiery reimagining of a dolly parton classic. why some fans say it's her best album yet. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> and good evening. i'm tom llamas in for lester tonight. >>> it will be lengthy, complicated, and dangerous as work begins to clear wreckage of the francis scott key bridge and the massive ship that crashed into it. tonight, a huge floating crane -- you see it right here. it's arrived on the scene. it's the largest on the east coast, part of an armada of barges, salvage vessels, and tugboats on the way. a good part of that bridge will have to be sawed into pieces, so it can be lifted off the ship and out of the water. only then will ship traffic return to this part of baltimore harbor, which we observed hours after the deadly collision. it will take weeks, even months. president biden will visit the site next week as investigators look at issues on the ship and the bridge that

louis. east of there, up the ohio river on tuesday.n into the northeast come wednesday and thursday. potentially seeing some snow in some spots here late next week. mary? >> mary: we know you'll be tracking it all, rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, the growing number of alarming attacks here in new york city. multiple women coming forward, some posting videos online claiming to have been punched in the face while simply walking on the streets. authorities say the attacks appear to be unrelated. at least two suspects are in custody. police now searching for others. here's abc's aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, nypd is investigating this incident and several others like it. a woman suddenly punched while walking on a brooklyn sidewalk, seemingly for no reason. >> i was just punched by some man on the sidewalk. >> reporter: in the last two weeks, several young women have posted on tiktok about getting randomly punched on the streets of new york city. >> out of nowhere, this man just came up and hit me in the face. >> reporter: tonigh

louis, everybody over there, happy mardi gras. >> louis: happy mardi gras. >> stephen: we've got to pick now because tomorrow is lent. 40 days of sacrifice. are you going to give up anything? >> louis: ehhh, probably tv. >> stephen: except cbs? >> louis: except for cbs. >> stephen: because we've got one of the stars of "ghosts" out here, danielle pinnock will be out here in just a moment. have you seen "ghosts"? >> louis: haven't seen it yet. >> stephen: it's very spooky. is it scary? not really scary. after that, we have a man we greatly admire, wonderful actor, oscar winner. matt damon will be out here. listen, does tv include streaming or just broadcast? can you stream if you're going to give up tv? >> louis: i think it includes streaming. >> stephen: well, don't do that. our dear friend taylor tomlinson's new netflix special "have it all" just dropped today. it's fantastic. after you watch this, watch it again. watch taylor in "after midnight" after the show coming up. just about half an hour. folks, i love space. we've discovered so many amazing things up there: stars, moons, clover

commentator: louis rees—zammit for the try.crucially unpredictable. all the skills that brought the welsh superstar to the attention of american football. he's impressed sufficiently at recent trials to now earn his place in the chiefs' training camp. there is, though, a distance still to run. so, a 90—man squad and then he'll go obviously to our otas, which are kind of like your educational piece and you get to meet everybody in the team and it's like classroom all the time. this is an opportunity for him to learn. and then you go away, you come back in training camp in latejuly, that is going to be the hardest thing that he's going to have to go through, because the hours, the time, the...the stress on your body, there is a lot that's coming for this young man. but if he has the mindset that it sounds like he does have, and that will to learn and be curious, then he will be all right. rees—zammit sprints in the footsteps of the likes of christian wade. commentator: look at wade go! he swapped international rugby for american

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louis, under people's basements in st. louis for radioactive contamination. cand there was nothing we should worry about now they are testing in our homes and they have already shut down the school in the water inr the landfills are contaminated. the soil has been contaminated. today we say enough. today we turn the page. today we begin something new. and to those folks are watching from missouri weather from their living room's while their homes are bng schools while they are hoping for something better lets see the united states senate at work. let's say we can do to keep the promises we have made to each other as americans. and so with that madam president i yield all remaining debate time. i will now recognize myself or for grants to give an opening statement and welcome back. in the june the 2020 through the conversation washington surrounding inflation shifted significantly. to be clear it's because and in which nouri fire has been extinguished. from the most recent data available food costs are up+jdes energy are up nearly 32% could shelter costs are u

louis harper. >> read it with me. if you'd like brady at mill breeze, meadows elementary, what is 6 s? >> that's easy to see is trying the best. you can be. a special assembly is underway a sure hand. are you ever afraid to fail? holding the microphone is keen at louis harper, co-founder of harper for kids, a nonprofit now in its 17th year of empowering children. >> starting with this simple message is really about just trying your best, no matter if your first place in last place. if you've done everything that you can. >> you should feel very proud of yourself. it's perspective. louis harper says she shared with tens of thousands of kids over the years and more than 100 schools in the bay area and beyond. there's so many negative definitions of success out there. can you imagine a world where kids are like success is all about trying your best. you know, it's like, wow, that's it. flipping the narrative by focusing on values like hard work, team, spirit and self-control here. it's not about winning or losing. you ju

there really wasn't that with louis gossettjr.of an easter ceremony at short notice. officials said the 87—year—old decided not to take part in the way of the cross in rome on friday to preserve his strength for other easter events. pope francis is due to take part in a vigil on saturday, before celebrating mass on easter sunday and giving his annual blessing. if you don't like heights, look away now. footage has been shared online showing ski lifts at an italian resort being violently shaken by winds of over 62mph. the area had already been closed to the public due to the weather conditions. those on the lift were the last skiers leaving the piste for the day. resort operator cervino spa confirmed that all passengers reached their destination safely. rather unpleasant there. much more on almost rose on the bbc news website and the bbc news app. i will be back in a moment with all the latest headlines. don't go anywhere. stay with us here on bbc news. bye— bye. hello there. the easter weekend will settle down a little — perhaps mu

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