minnesota. swearingen all go city council for the first time in city history. they will join me nenext. >>> time for our friday night high-five for the first time in history, all of the seats on the st. paul, minnesota city council are billed by women. most of them are women by cut -- of color. they were sworn in on tuesday and this is their first official work week. there are facing issues like housing, economic development, climate change, really, you name it, they are on the front lines of local issues. joining me now, the seven counsel members. ladies, hello. nice to see all of you. congratulations. you have all made history and i have to say i am very proud to see that it is in st. paul, minnesota, in particular. i cannot wait for you to accomplish all the work ahead of you. for the next four years, the seven of you will make some important decisions. what does it mean to be a group of diverse, phenomenal women? >> what i feel excited about is the chance to really meet our community's needs in this critical time. we have a more young community than ever, a

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 four years the seven of you will make some of the most important decisions in minnesota's capital

history was made in minnesota's capital city of st.ld we see herstory was made. st. paul's new city council 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 them are new members and say that affordable housing, 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. >>> 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 diverte

history was made in minnesota's capital city of st.cil was 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 abou

history was made in minnesota's capital city of st.uncil 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 amen

city provides water for its people. from the great river. it comes water tons of mud to suck, to drink, to wet, to plow. mixed with soil from the dakotas, driftwood from minnesota, fish spawned in the missouri and the ohio. but the city must have water, pure water. so it's tons of chemicals chemicals. lime, salt veins, chlorine, ammonium hydroxide. 200 million gallons a day. 65 billion gallons a year. the city provides water for its people and for its factories. 1300 miles of pipe feed, big city like the veins of a huge. and a heart of the journey, have never stopped. night and day. the pumps and beaten and vessels point at the pulse of the city. and water for the factories. water for chemicals, water for the leaves. of water for the steel mills. and water for the foundries foundries. water the boilers and furnaces. 805 and the big city. time to fire up the big city. must live on clean water and clean air. so the air to becomes the responsibility of the big city. every day the skies are watched the air is checked from this breathing machine. the city sees what is the air, what the people breathe breathe. today the air is safe and clean. 15 years ago it looked l

policies at state levels so that way our babies can be safe driving not only in minnesota, but wisconsin and other citiesher states. right now we can bring it back every single year to brooklyn center. i'm going to continue to do so. every single council meeting, i'm going to remind them. i'm going to bring my son there with his face and ask for new policy changes that they promised, not only the community but to our family when they killed my son. >> katie wright, it is hard to believe, at least on this side of the conversation, it has been two years and nine months as you reminded us since your son was killed. thank you so much for the time you spent with us this morning. >>> coming up, why an arab american mayor in battleground michigan turned down a meeting with the biden campaign. >>> plus, why are museums across the country starting to cover or restrict access to native american art? >>> michigan is critical to president biden's reelection campaign, and to that point the president's campaign manager was there friday. the idea was to meet with hispanic leaders and black leaders and local arab and pa

minnesota and in florida. a lot of people have a drivers license both cities. they are double voting. i dnot know why there are so many. but i also think they should vote in person, with a photo id. host: california, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. i have been a poll worker and tammy, the thing that really disturbed me was voting in california with valid id. you cannot get a cell phone without an id and most people have one. if you cannot prove who you are and show an id like you have to when you rent a hotel or g on a plane, that is absolutely delegitimizing a election. we have a really great county. i think county by county,t depends on h good your election workers are. also, when your guests was lking about the fairness of elecons, there are so many corporations out therend you have many on this show. the senate for this, the senate for that, and they all are 51 and allowed to raise money and lobby. if you have a 501(c)(3), you're not allowed to use those tax-exempt dollars to lobby. there are a massive amount of people all over washington dc, lodging under a 501 t

minnesota. i know my city will represent the innovation government at the international court of justice, providing a statement in support of south africa's case. i'm done and done my 2nd part of the not sure not the part the views and inputs events, initial experts and needed to build a legal opinion that is comprehensive. and in accordance with international law, to show the world the place of violations or international laws. as well, has been committed against palestine. the national, the foreign minister has repeatedly expressed disappointment over the stones of many western countries and the support of israel. she's accused of double standards when it comes to human rights. just single washington algebra to concept. this was a more on this genocide case against israel at the i c j. let's speak to our mesa close to where i, who is the research on genocide. and she's also one of the signatories of an open letter written to the international court of justice by boss the in genocide and war survivors, just joining us from london. thank you so much for your time. i last saw can you tell us 1st abo

minnesota. i know my city will represent the innovation government at the international court of justice, providing a statement in support of south africa's case. i'm done and done my 2nd part of the not sure not the part the views and inputs events, initial experts and needed to build a legal opinion that is comprehensive. and in accordance with international law, to show the world the place of violations or international laws. as well, has been committed against palestine. the national, the foreign minister has repeatedly expressed disappointment over the stones of many western countries and the support of israel. she's accused of double standards when it comes to human rights. just single washington algebra to contact us has released and your video her that appears to show the dead bodies of 2. is there any captives the 4 digit matched as, as well as defense minister said that the only way to secure the release of more captives is to keep up the minute hurry pressure on the, on the group. the video shows the captive, who says that the 2 were killed by as really strikes on garza. she then goes on

. >> and lake city, minnesota. ♪ be someone ♪ >> here to celebrate emma's 12th birthday >> from texass show. >> we finally made i >> on a mother-daughter trip from florida. >> today is my 50th. >> hi to my students. >> after 40 years of watching this show. >> we finally made it to celebrate. >> at "the today show. ♪ >> ah, a beautiful crowd out there on rockefeller plaza maybe getting a last glimpse of that tree out there. there it is. smiling faces. >> that's a good friday shot yes. if you like stars, you do not want to miss a moment of "today" next week. we will kick things off with renee rapp plus, tina fey will stop by as well. >> and we have also lined up annette benning. >> mid-week. >> only on "today". >> lots to look forward to let's get to the news. the first major snowstorm in almost two years getting ready to slam into the east coast. al is back to give us the timing on all of this. >> good morning. and good morning to all of you 33 million of us from coast to coast under winter weather advisories, storm watches, storm warnings and especially as you get down into the appala

. >> juju: just across the red river is minnesota and the city of east grand forks, but for people living on both sides, it feels like one big community. >> people were nice, and everybody i think felt comfortable there. there wasn't a lot of crime. >> juju: it's a place where people might think "bad things don't happen here." but what happened to dru sjodin changed everything. >> on november 22nd, 2003, dru was working at victoria's secret in columbia mall. i believe she was scheduled to get off work at 4:00 p.m. after work, she went to marshall fields which was also in the mall so she could purchase a purse. they found video at marshall fields. in the video, you can see dru entering the store, exiting the store. >> dru was wearing black pants, a black pea coat, and she had a pink shirt on underneath the coat. >> she was a 22-year-old und college student, she was from pequot lakes, minnesota. she was described as one of those people that everybody liked. bubbly personality, outgoing, very kind, very giving. >> the purse she bought at marshall fields that afternoon was a gift for her mom.

minnesota. james, but offices tensions in the capital city. half now the large fleet subsided while the use double standards undermine trust in its values. that the message from republic, especially the president who has accused brussels, of sacrificing its principles for a political agenda, decided to give us candidacy because the you also decided to give candidacy to ukraine in this way. all european principles were violated for 20 years. we have been carrying out different processes to join the meanwhile, you queen was put forth as a candidate for geo political reasons. i can state that the union has lost as you were being values. i think an increasing number of people in our country are euro skeptics. what's up in media in bosnia and herzegovina has also to own attention to the decline in the e u. economy. he maintains that the bluff was thriving 5 years ago, but now suffers from my strikes and fuel shortages. dick says you represented an era of scarcity as it follows us policies and direct 6 resources against russia, which has sufficed, y

we are seeing the 1st ever all women city council sworn in in saint paul, minnesota. and they are broadly representative of, of communities of color. these are the sorts of stories that i think give us hope as americans and what i hope will drive people to the polls. not just in november, but during their primaries to we've got super tuesday coming up on march 5th. we've got huge, hugely important states like north carolina on march 5th, you've got pennsylvania on april 23rd and your folks that are representing people in their, in their own communities on this, on those primary balance. and i hope folks will come out and support them. let me ask you those. who do you think jen z is concerned so much that these are 2 white men or more concerned with the fact that these are 2 people who can easily be gen, sees grandfathers or great grandfather's isn't an age here. that is really the issue for young voters. i think it's relevancy, i think you could see someone who was of an older generation who is relevant to the issues that are impacting americans in their own backyards

the idea of strikes all across the city left at least 20 people that local journalist, minnesota schumann, has more. right now the south is the focus of that is really the. busy idea of forces and they have withdrawn most of the militaries from the north, from the cities. and i'm now focusing the folks in the south and then the new reasons. so in addition to that, apple 0 to the and safety for the displeased civilians here. and there is also a lot closer to medication and supplies when it comes to medications, the fluids, water and, and together with the cold and the reasons, the positive effects in y'all's phone. that it seems that things are worse than we thought. initially, the c o. negotiations are soon gonna be finalized and that there, but it says fine, we agree to. however, this is what causes happens over the last couple of days with is it in taking their bottle to the door or on the side to to and have been on. and maybe know, should even get on, it seems that the pushing towards making this war, leisure them as they are trying to cover and for the admitted to the seniors via eli

[laughter] the city council in st. paul, minnesota, will now be made up entirely of women. of business, new drapes. [laughter] >> tyrus: no one is safe. >> greg: no one is safe. a company in the u.k. has created bananas that never turn brown. great, now bananas are racist. [laughter] this week, a rocket was launched into space with the intention of releasing the remains of 330 people, including george washington, jfk, and joe biden. [laughter] [applause] reports claim... >> morgan: oh, no. [audience reacts] >> greg: i know. hey, i'm not proud of this. [laughter] reports claim that jeffrey epstein tried to stop a rumor that he once invited stephen hawking to the island for a conference, which led to his alleged underage orgy. which seems like a ridiculous rumor, since kids rarely eat their vegetables. [audience reacts] that is the worst, worst joke i've ever heard. i am firing doocy for sending that to me. [laughter] >> tyrus: it is true, though. kids hate vegetables! what the hell? >> greg: reports claim that over 2,000 migrants have displaced students at a brooklyn high sc

minnesota. la crosse is about two thirds of the way between the quad cities and hastings.ken, no video. so how could detectives tie mcvay to this purchase? they decided to work backwards. >> he is seen in the tobacco outlet on video. >> mcvay told police before driving to minnesota and the airport that sunday, he stopped to buy a cigar at this tobacco outlet in the quad cities. >> so you knew exactly what time tim had been here? >> exactly. >> correct. >> the big lots in la crosse as a three hour drive of highway 61 from the tobacco outlet, and it turns out, the shovel was purchased exactly 3.5 hours after mcvay bought that cigar. >> that was huge for us. you leave the tobacco outlet, which is the exact amount of time to get to la crosse, wisconsin. >> but detectives still needed something more concrete to connect mcvay to the purchase of the shovel. >> so then we asked for the actual sales receipt. >> on the receipt was not only the shovel, but a black bag. >> a black bag. >> a desage brand travel bag, it cost $10, but it was the big pay police had looking for. >> we foun

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washington, d.c., chicago, l.a., everyone wants to focus on the biggest cities in the country and then you have smaller jurisdictions, minnesota is not as small as dixville notch, but the emphasis is that candidates have to go around the entire team of the state , it makes me wonder how that is playing with those candidates who say, i am far enough ahead or maybe, i am the incumbent president i don't have the same luxury of time to do so, does this tell you that there should still be an emphasis on what is quote on quote flyover country? >> this is what is charming, it is charming to be able to go there and do it, the problem is the predictive nature of new hampshire is not what it used to be. particularly in the democratic party, which is a much more diverse party -- those people aren't as much in a state like new hampshire. democrats decided, let's go to a state where we have more representative voters who represent our coalition which is why you will see a real contest in south carolina. >> stick around, don't worry -- i liked it. i liked it, you saw it, nikki haley got all six votes at dixville notch. we will talk to the t

in minnesota, i have been a long time proponent of rank-choice voting. many cities my district are already using it. best of all, alaska and maine, two of the most independent-minded states in the country are using it, sending candidates to congress who are some of the most reasonable candidates. it is remarkable what could happen. rank-choice voting is starting tothe federal government cannot and should not impose it, but we should encourage municipalities to test it and encourage students to adopt it. i believe in term limits. we need■e 18 years total between house and senate and 18 years in the supreme court. i am telling you that we should let states be the laboratories to test 80 rank-choice voting. we can do it but it starts with americans waking up and recognizing that if we do not participate, we are facing a crisis that will take us dow wi. i am disappointed in my party. the one i have supported most of my life, i have been a democrat all my life, to have the audacity to tell you that your extraordinary, 103 year tradition of the first in the nation primary

city provides water for its people. from the great river, it comes. water, carrying tons of lead. too thick to drink, too wet to plow. mixed with soil from the dakotas, driftwood from minnesota, fish, spawned in the missouri and ohio. it is pure water. it has tons of chemicals. line, sulfate, chloride, ammonium hydroxide. 200 million gallons a day. 65 billion gallons a year. the 60 provides water for his people. this is for its factories. 1300 miles of pipes go through the city like veins of a huge giant. the heart of the giants never stops. night and day, the pumps and whistles point. it they set the pulse of the city. 8:00 a.m., water from the factories. water for chemicals. water for the steel mill. water for the foundries. water for the boilers and furnaces. 8:05 in the big city. time to fire it up. the city must be full of clean water and clean air. this is a big responsibility for the city. every day, the skies are watched, the areas checked. from this breathing machine, the city can see through the air what people brief. today, the air is safe and clean. 15 years ago, it looked like this. our lungs look like this. now, number 8:15 in the morning, we can see the sunlig

city. entering the night in a tie in the conference standings the minnesota timberwolves took control in thes against the thunder after 24 lead changes in the game. the t-wolves impressive win leading the thunder 107-101. to denver now and doc rivers debut of head coach of the milwaukee bucks was a bit of a dud. kicking off his 25th season as an nba head coach rivers watched his new team blow an early 13-point lead and fall behind by as many as 9 before mounting a late rally that fell just short. two-time mvp nikola jokic recorded his 14th triple-double of the season while jamal murray led 45 in the game. a to houston dylan brooks played the familiar role of villain historically on the wrong side of in game altercations brooks got the best of l.a.'s vanderbuilt early in the second quarter as he was teed up for shoving brooks while jostling for position under the basket and then while arguing with officials over the call, reached out and poked brooks in the back of the head as he was walking away. you'll just have to imagine this. earning him a second technical foul and hit lebron in the face

take on the cinderella-story detroit lions and the kansas city chiefs head to baltimore in a battle with the ravens. my team, sadly, the minnesota you know, will not be there. but you do know my love runs deep for the land of 10,000 lakes. and i certainly bleed purple for the vikings. this was not the second season that head coach kevin o'connell envisioned for his team after leading them to a division title last year. they fell short of the playoffs, losing their last four games of the season. but this year had plenty of highs for the purple and gold, including a heartwarming story when they traded for quarterback josh dobbs. just days into being a viking, dobbs was forced into emergency action because of quarterback injuries. he led them to a comeback victory and then another win. >> let's make sure we let him hear it. all right? >> yeah! >> helping dobbs through that chaos, a former nfl quarterback turned vikings head coach kevin o'connell himself. >> i felt it was the right moment to walk over and just let him know, no matter what happens these next 2 1/2 hours, i'm going to be with you every step of the way. >> and he was.

city $500,000 earlier this year for 5000 dash cams. i mean, i think they goodwill by we saw what happened in minnesota. so i think that's part of their play. but i don't think a financial play and i think, you know, when they became a public company and they had to release all these disclosures, they did they did identify public transit as a as a competitor. and that was very revelatory. but yeah. so thank you so much. good evening. thank you for helping push or being one of the sparks on our digital and platform overlords. i appreciate it. i am you the point of cooperative in new york. however, i'm hoping and i'm a believer of of we all should own the platform where spend our money and where we make our money. both pieces. i want to i want to be part of the platform and of the uber and get money back because use it is any other hopeful tidbits of information besides cooperative in new york. i know there's something might be being tried here but but my problem is you know a bunch of hippies in the co-op is they're a little slow you they're a little slow and you know we need a little more george soros a

minnesota. >> pete: pretty cold i will say. it is up there. >> steve: you are here because fox nation is going to be live at iowa city. >> pete: check it out tonight will be inside a caucus site, so be in the jim at, i believe it's her better hoover high school in iowa city. tom bevan from real clear politics will be there. and we will have a bunk of local folks from iowa breaking down how does a caucus work? what is it like to be inside a meeting. charlie hurt will be there also. we will walk you through the process behind the scenes and watch the results come in with you on fox nation. a little informal. watch the channel, too. check out fox nation. >> i'm going to be at abraham lincoln high school which is within a mile or two sitting right now. >> pete: check it out. >> steve: we will have a report tomorrow. all of the candidates over the last 48 hours despite the weather have been really barn storming. the barn is frozen. donald trump was in iowa yesterday handing out pizza to all sorts of people as well. tell us a little bit about -- there he has got it in what you key iowa. tell me a little bit about the caseyens pizza well-known in iowa de

minnesota and in florida. a lot of people have a drivers license both cities. ey are double voting.know why there are so many. but i also think they should vote in person, with a photo id. host: california,ndependent. good mning. caller: good morning. i have been a poll worker and mmy, the thing that really disturbed me was voting in california with a valid . you cannot get a cell phone withouan id and most people have one. if you cannot prove who you are and show an id like you have to when you rent a hotel or get on a plane, that is absolutely delegitimizing a election. we have really great county. i think county county, it depends on how good ur election workers are. also, when your guests was talking out the fairness of elections, tre are so many corporations out there and you have many on this show. the senate for this, the senate for that, anthey all are 51 and allowed to raise money and lobby. if you have a 501(c)(3), you're not allowed to use those tax-exempt dlars to lobby. there are a massive amount of people all over washington dc, lodging under a 5 tax-exempt corporation

cities have set up residential organic waste collection programs. most of the time, you are asked to put that waste into the green bin. >> in minnesota, a rare weathernomenon is taking place. it's called pancake ice. all of those little discs you see on the river, this video was taken in wheaton, close to the minnesota south dakota border. pancake ice occurs in cold conditions on big bodies of water. when strong waves do not allow the surface to freeze into a single sheet of ice, a separate pancake shaped discs form as waves bump them into each other, rounding their edges at the same time. a pretty cool spectacle to see here. yeah with the san francisco 49ers lock up the top seed in the nfc, but one of their top players will miss this sunday's game. >> there's a chance another big name, other big name starters will join him on the sidelines. e on wage increases to $16 an hour. an adjustment for inflation. though many cities and counties already have a higher rate, employees will also see an increase in annual sick time benefits. full and part time staff will receive a minimum of five paid days, up from three. employers will also be required to provi

right, and in the north, in garden city, outside of skin jamalia in, but i know that's why i built resisting, not just, not just in the south. so these really minnesota is putting the, you know, the heat now. and then with the on the, i think they would like to connect again with the united states and see how they could wind down the water in a way whereby they can continue with some kind of whatever they call them. special operations discriminated, surgical bombing. and so on, so forth. but clearly something gotta give at this point in time. and the subject of the captive is back to that. this could be not just the, uh, the burden on the is very limited to the establishment. the political, the fast and the ministry brass, it could in fact become part of the solution but satisfies the public. it's 5 sides by the united states. and it could allow for one thing is on the war and into 3 months, reaching out to watch the season. oh sure. 0 senior political analyst, more one of the shar, thank you. have a good in levy is a call them this with these really daily hearts you're live with us from tel aviv give you. and i wanted to start by getting your though

prime. minnesota, as the supreme court rejects the controversial that would have restricted its control of the governments for palestinians killed says this ready forces storm a number of cities across the occupied west bank and rescue teams in japan trying to reach isolated areas had 5 household is quite on monday, at least 30 people a known to have dies. the israeli forces had stepped up, strikes and southern guns overnight a day after announcing plans to pull back some troops. the center of the strip is a battlefield. there's fighting around 3 refugee camps. between this rally forces and the wing of him off the number of palestinians killing the military offensive since october, the 7th is approaching 22000 mean commended terry and crisis is only getting with 8 agencies say relentless is rarely bombardments and preventing badly needed supplies from guessing, and they say even more is needed of more and all of this honey must me, joins us live from rafa in the southern guys are and honey is where i might be pulling some troops out of gas a bit, the aerial bombardment is only intensified what is the license what's been happening? i have a nice a of the yes tom, despite the r

anniversary of the kansas city chiefs' first super bowl victory, a day that remains etched in the hearts of many. on january 11, 1970, the chiefs triumphed over the minnesota vikings in super bowl 4 with 23-7. with the late great lenny dawson pictured here leading way. you may not know this, but the term super bowl was coined by the chief's owner lamar hunt, who saw his kids playing with a super ball. he thought that sounds like a great name for a contest so he named it the super bowl and the rest is history. this wasn't just any other super bowl, it was an historic moment as it was the final game played at an american football league franchise before the a.f.l.-nfl merger. this resolution is a tribute to that victory. an acknowledgement of the joy and unity it brought tos, community and state. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this resolution. as we prepare to attend the chiefs' playoff game this saturday at arrowhead which could be the coldest nfl game since 2016, a balmy five degrees, i say once again go, chiefs! the speaker pro tempore: mr. speaker i rise today to recognize the 202nd anniversary of the great seal of the stateve our very hea

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minnesota and that is okay. as long as eight minimum condition of human rights is being honored. there is a real opportunity parade there is an opportunity to rent local sports government cities using power of the permit for access to public fields, gems et cetera. if you as a nonprofit or for-profit this appropriate role for government at each of those levels. i don't know if that's helpful. >> thank you. mr. goldberg you spoke a little bit about some of the challenges with athlete safety adoption with organization building out of the purview. there are at least some things you think would encourage more private sector organizers of the sport to adopt safe sports standards at least participate in centralized discipline. works as a couple different ways i would approach that per the first thing i would in general say my experiences in a lot of cases you will have expectations around training. can you not focus on the outcomes. there is discussion around safety make sure the training happened nobody asked the question of did it work? the general question how do you create accountability and tracking it's the outcome? quickstart mechanisms and think about the incentives. tom me