paul, minn., decisions were made because we had so much flooding as to how high this sandbags have to be, how high the walls have to be based on these forecasts that change daily. it made a huge difference in reducing damage and loss of life. i'm a big fan of what they whether predictors' are doing. we have complete decimation in a public school or the bleachers were found a mile away. not one person died in that town. they got the warnings and the sirens went off 25 minutes ahead of time. a pool with 40 kids with only high-school life guards, the neighbors were able to pick up all the kids and the five that were left, a high-school kids from across the tree to a basement. this is because of emergency warning systems. it made such a difference. literally, 24-7, there are cameras in the flooded areas in towns all over our state's citizens can watch the river so they don't make stupid decisions and to make their own decisions. they're watching the river at certain points on the web live. even small towns are doing best. in fargo and morehead, they watch for one hour up to the event. my

but the fighters on the ground aren't giving up hope and they are minnes warning is that is worse to come. and the time of defeat and retreat is over now it's time for the israeli people and the israeli enemy to. israel is keeping quiet amid the coming to chaos in the middle east and north africa but behind closed doors they'll be plenty of disquiet here about how much america's desire to make new friends in the arab world is fueling serious instability policy r.t. television. there's fears continuing the violence in syria might pave the way for foreign intervention there too but this week russia and china blocked un security council resolution on the matter and was advocated by the u.s. at a number of european nations when beijing argued outside intervention would only lead to further instability and full fledged civil war global policy analyst william ngo believes libya's experience shows how easily a sovereign state can be attacked under the guise of protecting civilians. well if you look at what the us did to engineer the. un resolution on libya this is one of the most the. reaso

but the fighters on the ground aren't giving up hope and they are minnes warning is that is worse to come. and a time of defeat and retreat is over now it's time for the israeli people and the israeli enemy to pay. israel is keeping quiet and they become into chaos in the middle east and north africa but behind closed doors they'll be plenty of disquiet here about how much america's desire to make new friends in the arab world is fueling serious instability policy r.t. television. u.n. failed to pass a statement condemning violence in syria some nations blocked the move expressing concern the country could face a libyan style scenario indeed russia was among them saying that outside intervention would only lead to further zation and a fully fledged civil war journalists north russian returns each played why he thinks the global powers fail to reach an agreement to condemn the syrian regime. it is notable that former lasix agent alastair cook has been quoted here in this country as saying that the reports from on the ground in syria do match what the fire agencies are saying as to wha

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. >> welcome, chris minn, we definitely believe that adoption can be a three beautiful and wonderful thing to happen. one thing when we are talking of international adoption we want to make sure that indeed that is the only option left available to the child. oftentimes we have found that if there are one or more parents still working with the family to see if they can still care for that child if that's not an option to see if there's another family member that can care for the child looking towards foster care or domestic adoption, and if that won't be the best interest of the child then you look at the international adoption which like i said can be a wonderful thing for all parties involved. what we see is oftentimes especially on with dingley on behalf of americans that may adopt the case of adoption could be on knowing that devotee the cover of reduction and there can be fraught in the process so that's why it's so important that the safeguards are in place. and in countries all over the world. it's important for the process to work effectively and efficiently, but always looki

sports news, minn. larry dunno has authored the first no-hitter of this major-league season. six, pitching the twins' sixth no-hitter. it was his first complete game in 95 career starts you may remember the giants traded him away. >> darya: the san essayed sharks are hoping for another win as they face off against the detroit red wings. the goalie led the team to victory with 33 saves. game 3 is tonight in detroit. don't forget that. game 3, tonight. in baseball we of the giant speeding that mets 7-6. >> mark: great game the giants last night. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. a live look at here over san francisco light winds on top of the mark over the city. honey, we've got tickets to the game, so we're going to need a sitter on saturday night. i almost forgot. we're having dinner together on friday for dad's 65th birthday. maybe i'll ask my parents to baby sit. are you sure you want to go there? you're right. ♪ born to be wild ♪ born to be wild [screaming] who's going to watch them? for you, baby sitting is just

when president bush asked the governors to volunteer people to go to the border, minn. volunteered. we sent troops to the arizona border to help reinforce the border until they could get more people and equipment. it worked. we need a better system to check and verify whether people are here legally or not. it needs to be quick and accurate and not burdensome on employers. i issued an order that said if you want to do business with the state, you have to use the system. it is not perfect but it is getting better. it is more accurate than the old paper-based system. i wanted expiration dates on driver's license. we have people who overstay their legal status. it is hard to discern once they mix in. i proposed to make the visa expiration date. we got it done via an administrative order. we're one of the only states to have that. those are some thoughts. i have participated in these issues as a leader. we have made good progress in helping the effort as well. >> thank you, governor. god bless you and good luck. jimmy carter is no longer the worst president of the country. [laughter] wh

it's the most serious one since the attack on abyei minn 2008, and we feel that both sides must restore calm and cooperation between them. ironically, this all took place just as fairly productive discussions were going on between the two parties on the economic issues between them. they had been going on in ethiopia at this very time and it's just it indicates that there is so much to be done and so much negotiation that it's been planned and it's under way that this crisis really calls into question how those negotiations can be finished on time and in the race. so let me start there and i would be happy to answer door questions. >> can you confirm or deny reports that the debate could there be populating the areas? >> we know that people from the ms. area have been seen in abyei town. whether they are coming in the wake of this invasion or selling it's much too hard to get a fix on that, but since the takeover just happened over the weekend, it seems a little preliminary to make a judgment like that. >> they said they thought the best situation may affect the process normalization in

let's go to minneapolis, minn., and richard on the democrats' line. >> the republicans always sound likerats to confuse the independence because that is their key to winning the election. that is what they want to do. they did the exact opposite of what they say when they are running. mitt omrney had a heart when he was governor, now he does not because if he does not go against what he helped create and pass in massachusetts, he does not have a snowball's chance to make it at all. >> who has a chance? >> i would like to see trump did is because he would really shake them up. he is anti-establishment. he is against everything the republicans stand for. it would be an interesting race if it came down between obama and gem because some -- obama and emma because he is a businessman and he knew he -- he has been on the other side of the fence. he is a success story. >> we do want to get a couple of calls android we will go to georgia -- we do want to get a couple calls in. we will go to georgia. >> i want to predict that rodney will be the next president. i think he will be like ronald reaga

in fact, we have apps from arkansas, west virginia, minn., and st. louis, missouri. this is a true, geographically- averse nature of this new app economy. while apple is helping small businesses grow, the applications provide the user with tools to protect personal information. for the phone my daughter uses, i have enabled most of the privacy settings. i never turned off the location services. i've restricted her ability to add or delete applications. as she gets older, the features i enable will grow with her maturity. we in the apps community are doing more to inform consumers about how we handle their data. accordingly, we have all working group for developers to help them do a better job in creating privacy policies and helping them to understand the complexity of privacy regulation. most mobile apps collect no information, and therefore are not technically required to have a a policy. but we feel they should. because the most valuable asset they have is trust from their consumers. a check of a website can show you how quickly an app can lose favor to privacy co

host: rosemont, minn., what are your thoughts? caller: the american people have been waiting for 10 years for this to happen. i was 20 years in the u.s. navy but is there going to be evidence showing this was actually osama bin laden? the people would probably like to know that host: do you think the photos should be released? caller: i think they should be released. host: what about any potential video of the raid itself? caller: that would be nice but i don't think it is necessary. i think would be light -- nice to let the people know because they have been waiting for 10 years and they should have closure. many people don't believe this just like they don't believe we landed on the mound. on. host: this call is from bridgeport, conn. caller: i don't know why he had a religious service done when our people were killed in the world trade center. they should have just left him where he was. thousands of our people did not have the closer they needed. host: malik in lancaster, california, go ahead. caller: my biggest concern was th