in my hometown of minneapolis, for example, we've been at the forefront of minneapolis was a first major american city to end exclusion, exclusive single-family zoning. the city moved to legalize triplex is in every part of the city and has pursued other important reforms to boost the supply of housing like ending required, you know, stopping required parking requirements and allowing accessory dwelling units or casinos, as my colleague from arizona calls them. in duluth i just recently visited a housing development of affordable cottage homes, so this is an example of gentle density that the city is used. they were able to do this because of upgraded zoning codes and as i've said this isn't just a big city issue either. this summer in minnesota the city of wilmer which has a population of about 21,000, just eliminated minimum parking requirements. so all across the country, arizona, anchorage, everywhere, we are seeing communities take steps to increase housing supply. and so today we'll could have a chance to hear from folks are doing this work to understand what does work and what we

we stand up for secure, abundant homes, for everyone in minneapolis. we envision a future where we all find secure and affordable homes in the neighborhoods that we choose. we want those neighborhoods to provide easy access to jobs, amenities, family and friends. we want our neighborhoods to have all kinds of homes so that is our needs change, we can stain the communities that we love. we imagine a day where this is true for everyone, owners and renters, people of all ethnicities and levels. nationally, we have roughly 4 million home shortage. in minnesota, that is about 95,000 unbuilt homes. in minneapolis alone, we need 40,000 new homes a year to house our current population and fill up our housing shortage. taste on recent policy changes, we are starting to get them built. around 10 years ago, people in minneapolis recognized that our zoning and permitting process was in the way of us building the homes that we needed. city leaders began realigning these policies that match our stated values. volunteer advocates like me pushed to shift regulations a

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and now she currently serves as minneapolis city council president. y'all give it up for andrea. thank you. thank thank you so much, kelly yeah, i have to tell you, kelly robinson is the real deal deal. two weeks ago, we were in minneapolis and kelly on the doors like teaching me new tricks when i tell you kelly knows how to people this woman gets it done each and time i know you all have seen the headlines in 2023 alone, there were nearly. 600 anti lgbt t q i a-plus bills introduced in all across the country and more than of those became law. the focus on attacking trans and gender non-conforming people especially trans people has been vicious. and i got to tell you it's abundantly that the politicians pushing this hate actually interested in doing what they were hired to. do they interested in pushing fear and propaganda? but the good news that we don't need them, we got us. there are more openly lgbt t q i a plus spirit and ally officials than ever before. and fortunately there is only one black trans woman and that is i. but we're going to change that right. it's been a rainb

in one instance, residents of minneapolis had to carry a body, a dead body, to police about, i think, yards away, by some estimates, because they would not come into that intersection. so there was a total abandonment here. >> and i want to point out that we have reached out to minneapolis police for a statement and they told us that the department can't comment on the ongoing litigati. but, michael, what i want to underscore from what i'm hearing you say, is from your perspective, the police department and the city just abandoned that block, and wouldn't come in or do anything, even if there were crimes being committed. this is after 2020 and the killing of george floyd. am i understanding that right? >> you are. and we have two major facts here in this case. one is with the barricades that essentially shut down traffic getting to the businesses at that intersection, and then the second major part of this is police refusal to come into the intersection. again, we're talking about a dozen or more 911 calls over a period of two years in which the business owners were simply told we're

david: this district income pannies all of minneapolis. hit hard during all of the mlb riots, black lives -- excuse me, blm riots and used to be a friendly, safe city, a ronnel pong of folks where they got together and change the during ilhan omar's ascend seizure disorders in the congresswoman in the district. did she affect the negative way in which minneapolis changed in >> absolutely she does. what she does is she never represented her constituents. all she does is sow hatred and division and i truly believe in the politics of unifying the people of talking to everybody and representing everybody in this district. you know, david, the beauty of this district as you just said, it's about the diverse population in minneapolis and the city and some of the suppsuburbsincluded in the fift. there's no one unified answer to how to convince constituents there as a change and the conservatives here are very angry about the progressive policies of the city council and ilhan omar and they're sick ask tires of the bad ideas that are turning our di

moving ahead to tomorrow, noon, still raining from minneapolis -- it's raining from minneapolis to the gefl coast. the lotus on the move much. denver you could slow down with some snow. we had slowdowns in chicago, especially midway with fog, with low cloud cover, and by the time we work our way into wednesday, it does appear that the rain, the low clouds and possibly, yes, even -- the wind itself could slow down those northeast airports. someone not being slowed down today, 2.8 million packages, according to norad.org have already been delivered, and there's still more to come. jim -- >> chad, that looks like santa's sleigh. he looks like he's doing okay, no fog, no rain. nothing slows him down. >> about a half hour ago we saw him fly under the space station which was quite cool. >> go rudolph. we're going to need you. thanks, chad, appreciate it. >>> we'll continue tracking santa during the afternoon and we'll bring updates as they come in. look at him go. delivering a lot of presents right now, a pretty packed sleigh there. we'll stay on top of it. we'll be right back. i'm a little

a former mexico mafia member has been charged with attempted murder for the stabbing of former minneapolis: tonight, a former mexico mafia member has been charged with attempted murder for the stabbing of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. federal prosecutors say a 52-year-old inmate stabbed chauvin 22 times with an improvised knife. it happened last friday in the law library of a federal prison in tucson. he told the fbi he had been thinking about assaulting chauvin for more than a month. chauvin is serving 30 years for the murder of george floyd. tonight, an updated one from a cdc not to eat precut cantaloupe unless you know the brand. 18 more people have been infected with salmonella, bringing the total to 117 people in 34 states. two people died. malichita and rudy brand whole cantaloupes have already been recalled. the recall includes products from kroger, bix produce, and trader joe's. for more information, go to cbsnews.com. a storm on surface of the sun puts on a magnificent northern lights show here in the u.s. that's straight ahead. hts show e u.s. that's straight a

now let's close back to minneapolis, minnesota tire. here's the thank you very much for your patience. staying with us. we were talking a couple of minutes ago you were talking about the nature of the parent policy, division and discomfort within the us administration. now we have national security advisor, jake sullivan, heading out to the region. what do you expect of him and, and do you think he can be successful in pulling leave is to potentially mediate on changes or any policy? yes, i think the, the statements by the president of the public gathering, describing what israel was doing as cool, indiscriminate bombing as a reflection of the type of internal conversations that are being had in the white house about what israel is doing in gaza. and the, the criticisms of the body and ministration here in the united states are becoming louder and louder by the day where a congressional staff are now confronting their members of congress. the boss is essentially on capitol hill, demanding a ceasefire. and so, as the pressure mounts on t

they transferred him to minneapolis. they were subsequently overtaken or that division was overtaken which was transferred to ohio. i have minnesota and midwestern roots, as we say there. host: our next call is from julian minneapolis. caller: hi, i had missed that so that's interesting. i have two things that i have thought. one is i think that one is relevant to the subject of your book and speech. my first is my favorite tagline is that euphemism is the enemy of the people. we cannot talk freely about things openly, directly, and i think this is kind of along what you are saying about self-censorship. that we are inclined to use nice words rather than direct true words. the other thing that i think about with regard to free speech and communications between peoples particularly who disagree or don't understand is i think hate speech is almost always fear speech. host: is what? caller: fear. host: fear speech. caller: yup. so if you agree or disagree with that notion in my head, but if you have any agreement with that,

protesters blocked highways, streets and bridges in the cities of washington, boston, atlanta, chicago, minneapolis, seattle and portland. in philadelphia , protestors blocked a highway and demanded an immediate ceasefire in gaza. in the capital of england, the supporters of palestine demonstrated in front of the venue of the investment meeting in israeli startups. this demonstration led to a conflict he was dragged by the security forces. the demonstrators chanted, shame on you. issuance of online bill of lading and issuance of travel license based on the budget law, all government agencies are required to provide their 100 certified services in the national window of smart government services . until the end of december, devices are required to make all purchases between devices completely electronically and returnable. there is nothing left until the end of azar. however, rahen company has announced that 50% of its services have been made electronic, seven more will be connected in the near future, and three of them are basically unheard of, and god willing, by the end of december. this happened

that is 16 degrees above normal. 50 in minneapolis, 48 in chicago, 68 degrees, near 70 in little rock, jackson, 73. for christmas eve, still really warm. maybe you need another christmas dress. 59 degrees in indianapolis, 23 degrees above average. 62 in charleston, charlotte looking at 64 degrees. we'll keep that mild air >>> good morning at 5:36. looking up in the north bay, a check of rhonier park. mostly clear. patchy fog to the east that could trickle in with direction of the wind this morning. 36 degrees. very chilly. keeping the chilly temperatures around until at least mid-morning. get more sunshine by the lunchtime hour. we are going to stick around with sunshine and dry conditions through christmas, but there is rain after that. we'll talk about that coming up at 7:00 a.m. >>> joe, i don't know if you're wearing this going home. >> in a couple hours. get the christmas shorts out is what you're saying. >> he looks so good. >> i'll just cut the sleeves off. good to go. >> michelle, thank you. >>> just ahead, a cautionary tale this holiday season. what you need to look out for w

he had been convicted of murdering george floyd in minneapolis in 2020.ders appealed for action at the second day of cop 28 in dubai. u.n. secretary general antonio guterres pressed for fossil fuels. antony blinken spoke of the grave consequences of a warming planet including food shortages. >> a growing population means the global demand for food is likely to increase by 50% by 2050. escalating climate crisis means crop yields could drop by as much as 30% over the same period. so do the math. >> the u.s. and china remain the world's top polluting nations. president biden and xi jinping are not attending the conference. ukraine reportedly blew up two fuel tanker trends in siberia. news outlets say the attacks targeted a key russian supply routes with china. two people were killed. in an interview, president zelenskyy urged the world not to lose interest as the war drags on. >> we already can see the consequences of the global society switching its attention because of the tragedy in the middle east. we must not allow people to forget about the war here. a

de nieve y el dÍa domingo, conforme la tormenta se mueva hacia el centro del paÍs desde chicago, minneapoliscelaciones y retrasos asociados a este temporal ahora para el dÍa de navidad, ya se mueve mÁs al este desde chicago hasta miami con actividad de lluvia pero desde el centro hacia el oeste del paÍs, se estarÁn viendo condiciones mucho mÁs secas y sobre todo mucho mÁs frescas mientras en el noreste de los estados unidos temperaturas hasta 25° por encima de lo que es normal asÍ que serÁ una navidad ciertamente un tanto atÍpica y turbulenta para muchos ahora paso contigo. >> muchas gracias y ahora vamos a la frontera con una historia que le hemos venido contando se trata de la trÁgica muerte de un par de migrantes que fallecieron ahogados en el rÍo bravo, les contamos mÁs de estos hombres un anciano y un venezolano cuyos cadÁveres siguen en el fondo del agua le recordamos que estas imÁgenes son fuertes. >> el fangoso rÍo bravo devorÓ sus sueÑos 3 migrantes luchaban por sus vidas 2 murieron en las aguas pantanosas en su intento por cruzar de matamoros a brownsville familiares de 2 de los mi

he'd been convicted of murdering george floyd in minneapolis in 2020.ders appealed for action today at the second day of cop28, the u.n. climate conference in dubai. u.n. secretary general antonio guterres pressed for an end to fossil fuels. others, including u.s. secretary of state antony blinken, spoke of the grave consequences of a warming planet, including food shortages. sec. blinken: a growing population means the global demand for food is likely to increase by an estimated 50 percent by the year 2050. an escalating climate crisis means that crop yields could drop by as much as 30 percent over that same period. so do the math. amna: the u.s. and china remain the world's top polluting nations, but president biden and chinese president xi jinping are not attending the conference. ukraine's spy agency has reportedly reached deep into russia, blowing up 2 fuel tanker trains in siberia. ukrainian news outlets say the attacks targeted a key russian supply route with china. they followed russian missile strikes thursday in ukraine's donetsk region, killi

so we'll still see the rain, it's rain in chicago, rain in minneapolis, not snow at all.ot rain down across much of florida and southeast as well, and that snow still hanging on. the only spot, neil, that's going to be seeing know is from the rockies across parts of the northern plains, and as of right now we're at a order low snow ever for -- record low snow ever for christmas. not a white christmas going on around this country at all. but the bright side, you're probably going to be able to get home. neil: well, there is that this. rick, thank you, my friend, merry christmas. rick reichmuth, inimitable weather caster on all that. >>> in the meantime, we're showing you these crowds at the nation's airports, they're pretty proannouncedded at the border. pronounced at the border. it's hard to tell the difference, especially at eagle pass where day by day we're recording records, and not just there, everywhere. brandon judd is watching it closely. you know, brandon, you and i have been talking about this for some time, but then these numbers popped out of nowhere to these r

this has actually led to the national weather service giving advisories from minneapolis to green bayn to oklahoma and dallas. now, when you get to a quarter of a mile, that's that critical visibility there, so keep that in mind this morning through at least 11:00 a.m. as far as a cross-country storm, by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow from kansas city to little rock, houston seeing some rain and heavy rain hitting the southeast by tomorrow morning, biggest chance for flooding in houston today. tomorrow new orleans. by monday, tallahassee. that's a look at your forecast. will, back to you. >> will: all right, somara. thank you. stay alert around the weather as you make your holiday travel plans. >>> we're going to turn now to the tightened security measures ahead of traditional holiday celebrations, including the times square ball drop here in new york city. abc's morgan norwood is here with those details. morgan, good morning. >> reporter: will, good morning. that's right. every year more than 1 million people pack into times square to watch the ball drop, and this morning we're learning federal

minneapolis included omaha, too grand forks has the potential to break records. we look ahead to late week and into portions of the northeast and midwest. low 50s to mid-50s and end ing p into the 60s o today ending up in the low 60s for shreveport and a great day in san antonio with highs in the low 70s and sunshine that's a look at you are why forecast, guys, back to you. >>> there is sad news in the music world this morning denn denny laine is dead at the age of 79. ♪ band on the run ♪ >> along with paul mccart ney, h was a founding member wings. mccartney and laine spread their wings, going on to sell 14 million records. his former band mate paid tribute. laine was 79 >>> "early today" is back in 60 seconds with who runs the world according to forbes new list of the most powerful women. >>> and amazon's prime new deal on airfare that might sound too good to be true. t might sound t good to be true. ok, someone just did laundry... no, i add downy light so the freshness really lasts. yeah, most scented stuff gives me a headache, but this is just right. and i do

detroit 49. 46 in minneapolis. indianapolis as well. the bad news is we will look at a really wet and messy weekend along the eastern seaboard. we will look at that coming up in the next half hour. right in your neighborhood. walgreens. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're getting ready for rain that's set to arrive later this morning into the afternoon. first starting in the north bay, before lunchtime, we'll see some light to moderate rain. then it continues to move across the rest of the bay area, clearing out this evening. there will be more spotty showers overnight, and another round for tomorrow morning. we are going to be tracking rain today and tomorrow, but it dries out for the weekend as cold air settles in. >>> and that is your latest weather. guys >> al, thank you just ahead, we are in the busy holiday travel season, and the mental health of pilots is right in the spotlight tom costello has that story. hey, tom. >> reporter: hoda, we have had high-profile pilot mental health emergencies in recent mo

carla holt from our minneapolis affiliate shows us just how close a call this incident was >> reporter can identify a typical call for help but what happened overnight on june 17 both defied and benefitted from his decades of experience >> when i first arrived on scene, it was almost like the scene of a movie >> reporter: nearvenuervenue ank was hit. >> that person probably died on impact >> reporter: but quickly, the deputy realized the semi driver was alive but unconscious. >> the pickup truck was completely engulfed in fire. and at the time, the semi was also on fire, and all the fuel was leaking toward where the fire was >> reporter: realizing he had only precious moments, he yelled >> get out of vehicle quick, come on! >> reporter >> the driver was able to wake up enough to unlock his seat belt and open the door >> reporter: that's when he jumped into action again, literally, hopping over the barrier, grabbing the unconscious driver and pulling him over the barrier >> the cab of the semi was now on fire as well. the pickup truck has exploding parts. luckily, i got him back to my s

vÍspera de navidad, minneapolis, dÉnver y houston con situaciones complicadas en tÉrminos de retrasoscaciones en los aeropuertos por toda la lluvia que puede estar cayendo. esos son los picos donde pudiÉramos estar viendo la mayor cantidad de lluvia >> y los aeropuertos estÁn muy ocupados. que nos espera navidad? hay buenas y malas noticias. miren ustedes, desde el centro del paÍs hacia el este por actividad de lluvia, estamos hablando que desde chicago hacia miami estaremos viendo actividad de precipitaciones, pero mira las temperaturas en los 60°, en los 50, hablamos de que este sector del paÍs estarÁ viviendo la navidad mÁs cÁlida que se haya registrado, pero miren, santa nos dice que del centro al oeste todo en calma con temperaturas agradables, estarÁn viendo tiempo ideal gracias, feliz navidad para tu familia >> claro, para ti tambiÉn, llueva o no llega, feliz navidad para todos >> asÍ es. gracias, carlos >> ahora vamos a europa porque las autoridades checas investigan la masacre que dejÓ a 14 personas muertas y 25 heridos a manos de un joven que abriÓ fuego y luego se quitÓ la

mild, though, from minneapolis down to houston. we'll see temperatures in the low to mid-50s for much of the midwest. mild conditions will last across portions of the northeast and most of the southeast, too but notice the rain. the rain will be a little bit of a difficult thing to deal with as you get out and about and travel on christmas eve before christmas day we deal th swiom mid-60s inte mid-60s from cheyenne to denver. and that race a's a look at you forecast >>> coming up, super star comedian set to host the golden globes >>> why some store closures may have been caused by ho, ho, hum sales this holiday season. , hum sales this holiday season. dryness and frizz that keeps coming back, could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. you need pantene's miracle rescue deep conditioner. it's filled with pro-vitamins to help hair lock in moisture, visibly repairing six months of damage in just one use, with no weigh-down. guaranteed, or your money back. for hair that looks healthy and stays healthy. if you know, you know it's

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i think this happened in minneapolis if not mistaken, i think i saw it somewhere um one of the social media, i i've seen many um many forms of activism like this, and i and i hope to see more. i actually um, speaking of this type of form of activism, there has been a lot of criticism. upon people in the uk, groups that are left in charge of organizing mass mobilizations that have not called for any until mid-january um so it would be a month before the last mass mobilization and the next um and this uh is because apparently the police have uh told them that they are not allowed to rally and call however obviously the grassroots movements are uh mobilizing and that they are calling for a mass disruption. on december the 23rd and i pray and i hope that we have more carolas out um singing just that that beautiful um song that just gave me guys bomps listening to it you the most beautiful form of solidarity really um well we're it's only matter of time we we're we're yet to see that um of all the protests that we've been to at almost all of them you would see lot of young faces the socal

>> originally for archer-daniels-midland company and in minneapolis. they transferred him to minneapolis and they were overtaken or that division was overtaken to ash land doyle and he was transferred and i have midwestern roots as we say there. >> host: the next caller. >> caller: i missed that part, that's interesting. and i have two things that i have thought, one is i think they're both relevant to the subject of your book and free speech. my first is my favorite tag line these days that euphemism is the enemy of the people. we cannot talk freely about things openly, directly, and i think this is kind of along what you're saying about self-censorship, that we are inclined to use nice words rather than direct, true words. the other thing that i think about with regard to free speech and communications, between people who particularly disagree i don't understand is i think hate speech is almost all --. >> host: hate speech is what. >> caller: fear. >> host: fear speech. >> caller: yeah. so if you agree or disagree with that notion in my head, but if

in minneapolis today, it was in the 50s, well above the previous record high for the day of 46.ps what's expected to be the warmest year on record. still to come on "pbs news weekend" -- a new documentary captures the resilience of soldiers and civilians on ukraine's front lines. and the business of christmas music. >> this is "pbs news weekend" from weta studios in washington, home of "the pbs newshour" weeknights on pbs. john: a new government report estimates a record number of americans are experiencing homelessness. starting in 2007, the department of housing and urban development sent volunteers out on a single night each january to count all the people they could find who didn't have shelter. experts caution that this is not a census, and it's likely an undercount because it's hard to find everyone experiencing homelessness on a single night. this year, they counted more than 650,000. that's a 12% increase over the last year, the biggest one year jump on record and more than four times greater than any previous increase. in the past, a single category drove the increase.

espectacular en la conferencia nfc son los detroit lions, que en un partido lleno de emociones en minneapolis. bueno, aquí sarabia con el tiro de esquina y le marcaba el 1 a 0 para walt brampton. bueno, flojita la defensa de los blues y acá el desborde de bueno y le iba a quedar la pelota parl partido ya estaba por terminar. y si lo sufría mauricio pochettino. otro error en la saga del chelsea y a pesar de este golden punku, sí derrota para los blues que han tenido un 20 23 muy pero muy flojo. y está lejos de puestos europeos. nos vamos a españa. esto fue ayer para, digamos, hacer una suerte de balance y con este tanto de llorente, el atlético de madrid venció 1 a 0. el sevilla es tercero junto al barcelona, pero todavía está 7 puntos de los líderes que son real madrid y girona. así que el atlético de madrid, que había arrancado bien, ha perdido puntos, pero sin embargo mantiene esperanzas de ser campeón. el equipo del cholo simeone, bueno, obviamente ustedes se preguntarán podrá el girona mantener ese ritmo? yo lo veo difícil. el real madrid, a pesar de tener muchas lesiones, de tener muchas

you can see minneapolis tomorrow will end up in the high 30s. and we keep it mild and start to see a gradual warmup here's that next storm system i promised it does emerge along the mexico border eventually, we'll see heavy rain impacting folks in texas and the southern rockies it could be a couple day along the gulf coast 64 for jacksonville. 60 degrees on the mark for memphis. and that's a look at your forecast, ladies, back to you. >>> coming up, a double dose of upsets >>> but first, bottling fraud. we're back in a minute with the fight against an elaborate counterfeit drug scam. elaborat counterfeit drug scam. with just one capsule a day of advanced hair complex. conquer hair thinning... ...and fall in love with your hair all over again. only from nature's bounty. ♪♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing, non-medicated vicks vapors. easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick. and try vicks vaposhower for steamy vicks vapors. (smelling) ew. gotta get rid of this. ♪tell me why♪ because it stinks. ♪have you tried downy rinse and refresh♪

derek chauvin, the former minneapolis police officer who killed george floyd, has been released from the hospital after being stabbed in prison last month. chauvin is now receiving follow up care behind bars. he was stabbed more than 20 times by another inmate. >> now to florida, where one man has his phone to thank for saving his life this morning. authorities in florida say a college athletes phone likely saved his life, serving as a bullet absorbing shield. >> it's by the grace of god that we're not discussing a serious homicide case today. authorities in martin county say the victim was walking home when there was a drive by shooting. >> he was shot three times. one bullet traveled through his index finger, hitting the phone, which he was using at the time. this is what the phone looked like after the shooting. >> it's just not just but it is a attempted homicide case. it was inches from a homicide case. >> investigators say the victim, a 20 year old college football player, was shot in the thigh and hand. they did not release his name, only saying he has no criminal history. his

bob will have a direct impact on the immediate surroundings in minneapolis. i'm a rank. you're gonna look to say why you're going slowly end up with a more offensive screens. the greater these things are going to help lower temperatures for the way to win. i mean, it's going to be like a better product from heat and dry want to waste and add pollution. santiago is facing many environmental challenges. it's also struggling with social inequality. the gap between rich and pool is one of the reasons for the protest and finance. this, the city has witnessed, in recent demonstrate his voice that rang the privatization as pension. you include for a full name, the education and health sector to pull. people are especially effective by the impact fee environmental crisis. it's a situation that could escalate dramatically, says a night. okay, so some dealing with without out santiago is an absolutely divide. i'm assisting a guest for the full climate change is exacerbating in a quality one back. this is one of the triggers for the social conflict and the injustice that so many pe

esto es en minneapolis. luego el seattle-tacoma en el estado de washington.scurso de navidad, en el cual habló de las guerras y del impacto en los niños. luis medina hizo un recuento de lo que dijo el sumo pontífice diré no a la guerra. >> viajo sin esa meta. el papa francisco hizo hoy un dramático llamado para que haya un cese al fuego en gaza, así como en ucrania, asegurando que el niño jesús está muy triste con la guerra. >> durante el tradicional urbi et orbi, la bendición universal de navidad, el pontífice pidió que se cambie la violencia por la esperanza de la paz. >> at times scared and feared. plegaria a la que se unió la iglesia católica mundial en la catedral de san patricio. >> el cardenal timothy dolan celebró la misa de navidad pidiendo también por la paz y recordando el drama de los inmigrantes en la misa de navidad. la intención fue por los inmigrantes con devoción, feligreses guardaron la tradición de sus países y trajeron las imágenes del divino niño con un enorme pesebre en el altar. la comunidad de la iglesia del santísimo sacramento en que

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presentado una denuncia penal contra el recluso que atacó con 22 puñaladas al ex oficial de policía de minneapoliseg, de 52 años, quien ahora enfrenta cargos por intento de asesinato, agresión con intención de cometer asesinato. agresión con un arma peligrosa y agresión con resultado de lesiones corporales graves y algunos residentes en alexandria, virginia, recibieron una carta que ha causado mucha polémica. >> en ella se informa. ellos a la gente que vive en ciertas propiedades que pertenecen a la supervisión de la autoridad de vivienda y reurbanización de alexandria. sobre la posible penalización a la que se enfrentan, se usan pasamontaña y advierte sobre el potencial arresto de mayores de 16 años que se cubran el rostro con eso. es una ley que ha estado vigente durante años en virginia. >> lo digo porque esta gente se cubre la cara. pienso que sería bueno que implementaran la ley, que quitaran eso. >> así está medida dijo el jefe de la policía local. >> se pone en práctica cuando los agentes están en presencia de otro delito y señalaron que no arrestarán a nadie solo por cubrir el rostro. agre

and minneapolis got people said, excuse me. what did america do? any of that was that was that not breach of security? so would it be over another country? so why did they cut them both then? but from us towards this resolution for what was a little bit media on the weiss, i think you had mentioned how would you sort of a new ocean because your money objected to the invasion of that. but is long for us to was, is it is usually because any, excuse me, you have him to correct that is neutral. really the size of the, as it is kind of use your boy. i the, these items are the collection of rooms, or those you give me or out of the rules only applies to russia, not us. this will be, hey, book, this is appropriate. this is to a problem. we need to look at the middle or sometimes and the relies. what do we say and what you do? what happens in libya, would then blogs is category. we never put it together, but again, is that acceptable? what do you make? look, i i that has to be honest, i did it with this stuff. so it looked like the width is in the why it o

so to the past, the minneapolis shipped to california as oklahoma some it's kind of quantum us it we give them nice solomon. yes. if the house isn't nice but they, i cannot eat the house. the confidence that people lived have given you. housing the confidence, they're happy. we start process. yes. and the says category can yes, sofa. we have not encountered a specific agreements that has not been resolved. things are seen rather differently here. but the one great either any kind of be ignored. i know you live in the yes. since the government, i'm glad disliked. i let it find out how to go to your that is not to say that nothing has changed. this is the mazda plan for the color. they've got the desktop pock previously called about it, and this will fuck and bonnie, the place innocent and his community. when it's cold, as a new name has been changed. beyond recognition, the cute and one of the more to move parts of the country, the guns in government is building in international airport. it's 3.5 kilometers runway capable of handling the largest freight plains in the world. to funded

. >>> turning now to what's expected to be a record-breaking stretch of holiday travel, the minneapolis-st. paul international airport packed with crowds today, the tsa screening more than 5 million people over the past two days, and it comes as a massive is now on the move, hitting the southwest, dangerous driving conditions in phoenix this morning. senior meteorologist rob marciano, standing by with the forecast, but first, here's transportation correspondent gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, with record-breaking holiday travel expected, that massive storm hitting the west coast causing headaches, some spots seeing three inches of rain an hour. in phoenix, a flood watch today jeopardizing connections. harmony hawkins has a tight window to make her flight to see family in orlando. >> 45 minutes. so now that my flight's delayed, i don't know what's gonna happen. kind of nervous. >> reporter: the airlines anticipating the most travelers ever this holiday period, with the tsa screening 10% more people this year than last, more than 5 million combined on wednesday and thursday alone. those c