and so, and the 17 ninety's, everything moved from 3 st. bay to saint paul's harbor. this area had a lot easier access and ships were able to dock here more easily then and 3 things today. and so they moved here and the 17 ninety's and then became the capital. the people here at the time were either a lunatic or russian, and they focal were taken russian and they were orthodox. and so when the americans came after a few years, um american missionaries and teachers and business necessary to come here. and they really were to suppress he, elliptic and russian inferences. people who are resting or had russian citizenship were given a choice to stay here or go back to russia regardless of as they had ever been there. they try to really kind of suppress that influence, you know, english only policy is pushed to convert people to protestantism was really prevalent as well. the crisis line jerked him off. you don't need this baptist baptist what it must have been it's you know, there's a lot of folks narrative that, that the image of christ. yeah. of the nation. he says no,

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and so in the 17 ninety's, everything moved from through st bay to saint paul's harbor. and this area had it all easier access and ships were able to dock here more easily then and 3 things today. and so they moved here in the 17 ninety's and then became the capital. the people here at the time were either elliptic or russian and they spoken were taken russian and they were orthodox. and so when the americans came after a few years, um american missionaries and teachers and business necessary to come here. and they really were to suppress. and he, elliptic, and russian inferences, people who are reston, um, or had russian citizenship were given a choice to stay here or go back to russia. regardless of this they had never been there. they tried to really kind of suppress that influence, you know, english only policy is pushed to convert people to protestantism and was really prevalent as well. the idea that christ church and you don't need the baptist baptist what it must have been it's you know, there's a lot of them both narratives. the image of christ. yeah. the nation

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

she says, hi, i'm be in from saint paul, fuss the, i'd like to thank tell, and all the brief is really youth who refused to suff and the is there any defense falls? my question is, what do you envision for is reviews and palestinians in the future? thank you tom. can you tell us what your vision is for palestine and israel in the future? i think that there's no other option except for living together. no imagination of the worlds of the future can i imagine this place without his rallies and in the imagination of this world? can i imagine this place without palestinians? i think at some point people are going to have to learn to live by one by each other, one by a long side. and we have to start working towards that we have to, we have to be the voice that says we need to start this now and not. and then another 2030 years when keep so many more people are going to be that finally, what would you say to all there is really to have their draft date coming up. do you have a message or i don't know in advice. sometimes beacons yourself says that we don't really matter that it doesn't real

and then barbara from saint paul ask did former presidential families have some things in the white house that they returned so jackie's the families who preceded kennedys, did they have anything that they returned? yeah, probably. and i'm sure there are more examples than i can think of now, but i know that this is actually a small chest of drawers. small chest of drawers that. president van buren had given to his grandson. and i think van buren descendants sent that to the white house for the white for the collection. and because the white, i should because the white house collection is now so big and respectable, obviously not all of it can be displayed at one time. that's as is with most museums and a benefit to the can to us at the kennedy library because we have a few pieces on loan to us from the white house furniture and decorative arts that had come into the collection during mrs. kennedy's project and loaned them to us for display in our exhibits to help bring that story to life here in boston. but but one of the pieces we have in boston is that small chest of drawers that presi

for context, the size of that surge is roughly equal to the populations of newark, new jersey, saint paul, minnesota, pittsburgh, pennsylvania. and greensboro, north carolina. meanwhile border agents are seeing more migrants using fake passports. officials say they're doing that to claim they're unaccompanied minors and possibly give themselves a better chance of asylum. let's get you some team fox coverage. nate foy on how migrants are getting around new aggressively go after the drug cartels. we need to look at the cause, not just at some of the problems, but the cause, which is mexican cartels and not looking at them as terrorists. foreign terrorist organizations and being able to use our military. we are at a war time scenario at our border right now. the record migrant encounters at the border could give republicans, republicans, some leverage. dana, as those talks continue in the senate in the new year. dana. okay, lots happening here. and getting us started on the new year. thank you. grady meanwhile, president biden returns to the white house today after a winter break under the s

. >> the funeral was at saint pauls church in davenport. >> she had to come back home and again. >> itmember a beautiful life. but there was still so many unanswered questions. >> now, we need to find out why. we need to find out what's happened. >> first step, an autopsy. but it couldn't answer a key question for detectives. >> the doctor that did the autopsy called it a homicide by unspecified means. >> no cause of death? >> no cause of death. >> are you thinking, come on, there's gotta be a cause of death? >> that is where. but we have seen the photos of the scene, and you can tell she didn't walk up there and just fall over dead. the body was placed there. >> but the autopsy did offer a possible clue. >> the doctor had found a chunk of carpet in her hair. we remembered from the january search warrant that tim had a beige carpet rolls in his house. >> but they also knew that carrie worked in a store that sold carpeting, so it might not mean anything. still, the carpet in carrie's hair, and the carpet into mcvay's house were sent to the lab for analysis. >> how long did it take you t

reverend michael is serving as pastor of saint paul's lutheran church and is assisting at trinity lutheran church and school. he will offer the invocation. reverend? >> in the name of the father, son, holy spirit, amen. heavenly father, we thank you for the blessings and freedoms of this country. keep all of us under your care. bless and protect the leaders of our country and all those who make, administer and judge our laws that they may have wisdom and strength to lead us with integrity. that they may live in peace with each other in the nations of the earth. defeat the plans of those who stir up violence, especially with favor on those recovering from the attack in area. stretch your almighty arms to protect those who served in the armed forces, support them during tumultuous times, keep them safe from evil, give them courage, strength and loyalty to serve with honor and grant us wisdom this evening as we choose leaders that they would be trustworthy, govern wisely and make decisions in the best interest of our country to preserve freedoms and keep us safe. when businesses concluding th

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the city council saint paul,be d minnesota will now be made up entirely of. >> women. first order of business. new drapest order . no one safe? no. n ito is ona in the u.k. has cred bananas that never turn brown. >> great. now, bananas are racis th this week, a rocket wasis launched into space.ntion of the intention of releasing the remains of 330 people, including george washington, op jfk and joine biden. reporter reports claim, oh, no, i'm i know. hey, i'm not proud this. reports claim that jeffrey epstein tried to stop a rumored that he once invited stephen hawking to the islanda f for a conference which led tero his alleged underage bill,derage which seems like a ridiculous rumor since kids rarely eat their vegetables. r vegeta that is the worst and worst joke i've ever heard. r hear i am firing ducie for sending that report through, though. oh. >> toh. kids hate vegetables up the hill. i know. !eport s claim that over 2000 migrants have displaced students . a brooklyn high school. the downside is the students miss classes. the upside? the landscaping was amazing.

they were from saint paul, minnesota, and they specialized in designing train stations and it was their organizational skills that were responsible for the elevated roadway that allows park avenue to wrap around grand central and then also for the ramps inside, which we place staircases. this may seem common sense now, but this is one of the problems that penn station had beautiful staircases which were not really ideal. if you're hauling a lot of suitcases around, if you and it actually sped up the pedestrian traffic as well and the second firm was one. and wetmore, who had just finished a new york yacht club on 44th street and they and in particular, whitney warren, were responsible for the artistic composition of grand central terminal, which is really one of the great spaces in new york city. it measures 12 stories tall, 275 feet long, 120 feet wide. and we were at iba end of the of the concourse, you see the big arched windows. and behind those windows actually walkways which lead to offices and so this photograph is taken high up on on one of those walkways, peering through a litt

they were from saint paul, minnesota, and they specialized in designing train stations and it was their organizational skills that were responsible for the elevated roadway that allows park avenue to wrap around grand central and then also for the ramps inside, which we place staircases. this may seem common sense now, but this is one of the problems that penn station had beautiful staircases which were not really ideal. if you're hauling a lot of suitcases around, if you and it actually sped up the pedestrian traffic as well and the second firm was one. and wetmore, who had just finished a new york yacht club on 44th street and they and in particular, whitney warren, were responsible for the artistic composition of grand central terminal, which is really one of the great spaces in new york city. it measures 12 stories tall, 275 feet long, 120 feet wide. and we were at iba end of the of the concourse, you see the big arched windows. and behind those windows actually walkways which lead to offices and so this photograph is taken high up on on one of those walkways, peering through a litt

saint paul talking about the response abilities of slaves and masters. when europeans went into africa and then into the americas, they enslaved indigenous people initially and there were protests by priests in rome, said, okay, we won't do that. but about but there was still this insatiable need for labor. and so africans filled that gap and the church rome remained silent about africans, too. and if you also want to look at you know, kind of oppression leading to oppression, you know, the priests who came to maryland came from england where they were persecuted, catholics were persecuted. and maryland was a refuge for for catholics. but in trying to embed themselves and to be recognized as establishments of society, slavery was part of establishment society. that's that's what it was. and and they became part of that. it's important to know, though, that there were always voices who raised questions. the priests. there were priests. all along the way who had concerns about it. and also one of the other things that i found fascinating about the book is

tom bonfigli is strategy for yet another game leading the boys varsity basketball team at saint vincent de paulh school in petaluma. but at the end of the season, he's calling it a career. after 42 years of coaching. >> i know my heart, my soul. it's time. it's always bittersweet when you've had great success in anything, and then you make a decision to discontinue it. i'm not. i don't use the word quit to discontinue it. >> his players say he's still dedicated at 70 years old. he puts hours and hours into his his practice schedule, his game plan for each team. >> bonfigli graduated in 1971 from cardinal newman high school in santa rosa, where he played football and basketball. >> i played for the legendary coach lloyd in football, legendary coach fitzgerald, basketball, who really are responsible for everything i know about athletics, about people, about life, about faith. those two people. >> he started coaching in 1980 at his alma mater, racking up titles and accolades over 13 seasons, six followed at justin-siena high school in napa for 12 seasons. he had another stint at newman in that sig

saint. in the church of peter and paul , cellos and violins are made according to the designs of the great italiani and guarneri. it takes from a month to a year to create one violin, each tool up to hundreds of parts. the type of tree is also important, the lower part is maple, the upper part is spruce, they are processed with special miniature planes. the abbot of the monastery, father bartholomew, became interested in paper-clip work as a child, when... so that the monastery could be maintained until the start of a special military operation , the stanichansky church, like all russian churches now in ukraine, was subjected to oppression by soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine. there were interrogations, searches, threats against us, and so on and so forth, in spite of everything, there was a prayer for this peace for the country, so that all this evil quickly... the work was destroyed , violins are made here for professional musicians , at first they were sent to the lugansk philharmonic, now the geography has expanded, the instruments sounded in novosibirsk, it’s not so easy to see inside o

. >> judge jeanine: i went to saint peter and paul school, there was nobody hanging out and then i wents far away. everybody had to take a bus in so nobody could hang out. the only thing you did was went to dances on the weekends and then you would go out in the back and do whatever you were going to do. >> jesse: question jeff v what home improvement project do you hate most. start with you judge. >> judge jeanine: right now i'm doing a den and i love it. >> greg: do you hate the most. >> judge jeanine: i don't need home improvement but i got this light green rug in between my son coming home on the weekends had his fee answer says and the dogs i'm getting rid of it after eight months. my local carpet company says i've had 40 carpets in my own house. >> jesse: 40. >> judge jeanine: four zero. >> jesse:'s what happens when you have dog. >> jesse: jessica, bad home improvement experience >> jessica: i haven't really attempted a real home improvement thing but i'm really bad with light bulbs. >> jesse: what do you mean? >> jessica: i just, i can't -- so now -- >> jesse:. >> jesse: how man

the boys varsity basketball team at saint vincent de paul for a run at the league title.rdinal newman high school in santa rosa, started coaching there in 1980. he's taught at other north bay schools, but right now the focus is getting the mustangs through the league playoffs, which start next week. bonfigli says. after 42 years of coaching, this will be his last season. >> it's always bittersweet when you've had great success in anything and then you make a decision to discontinue it. i'm not. i don't use the word quit to discontinue it. >> the coach says he knows he'll miss coaching and that he may still teach, but for now, he wants to take his team with 20 wins and just three losses this season as far as it can go into the postseason. >> our time now. 845. changes are coming to postseason high school football here in the bay area. the organization thatrillionuns bay area high school sports approved a new competitive based playoff format. teams will now be seeded using the computer generated ranking system. the top eight qualifying teams will be in the division one play

this one is run by the nonprofit saint vincent de paul. area has long been a site for tent encampments, loitering and garbage. this is a mixed use neighborhood comprised of mainly businesses and a few homes. oddly enough, some of the businesses we spoke to didn't even realize that this huge white tarp with beams was a navigation center. still they told us they've seen fewer people sleeping in front of their building. >> that's gotten better because sometimes we would come into the office and there would be somebody sleeping up against the bricks or, um, up against the gate. but now there's almost none of that. >> navigation centers were created as a way to provide services on site while helping people find permanent housing. the goal was to make that transition within 90 days out of tents, off the streets and into permanent housing. but the pandemic drastically delayed those outcomes. for example, in the past four years, the center on the embarcadero has only been able to place 160 people in permanent housing. san francisco mayor london br

this one is run by the nonprofit saint vincent de paul. area has long been a site for tent encampments, loitering and garbage. this is a mixed use neighborhood comprised of mainly businesses and a few homes. oddly enough, some of the businesses we spoke to didn't even realize that this huge white tarp with beams was a navigation center. still, they told us they've seen fewer people sleeping in front of their buildings. >> that's gotten better because sometimes we would come into the office and there would be somebody sleeping up against the bricks or, um, up against the gate. but now there's almost none of that. >> navigation centers were created as a way to provide services on site while helping people find permanent housing. the goal was to make that transition within 90 days. our out of tents, off the streets and into permanent housing. >> but the pandemic drastically delayed those outcomes. >> for example, in the past four years, the center on the embarcadero has only been able to place 160 people in permanent housing. san francisco ma

bonfigli is strategizing for yet another game, leading the boys varsity basketball team at saint vincent de paulh school in petaluma. >> but at the end of the season, he's calling it a career. after 42 years of coaching. >> i know my heart, my soul. it's time. it's always bittersweet when you've had great success in anything and then you make a decision to discontinue it. i'm not. i don't use the word quit to discontinue it. >> his players say he's still dedicated at 70 years old. he puts hours and hours into his his practice schedule, his game plan for each team. >> bonfigli graduated in 1971 from cardinal newman high school in santa rosa, where he played football and basketball. >> i played for the legendary coach lloyd in football, legendary coach fitzgerald basketball, who really are responsible for everything i know about athletics, about people, about life, about faith. those two people, he started coaching in 1980 at his alma mater, racking up titles and accolades over 13 seasons as success followed at justin-siena high school in napa for 12 seasons, he had another stint at newman in that

this one is run by the nonprofit saint vincent de paul.a has long been a site for tent encampments, loitering and garbage. this is a mixed use neighborhood comprised of mainly businesses and a few homes. oddly enough, some of the businesses we spoke to didn't even realize that this huge white tarp with beams was a navigation center. still, they told us they've seen fewer people sleeping in front of their buildings. >> that's gotten better because sometimes we would come into the office and there would be somebody sleeping up against the bricks or or, um, up against the gate. but now there's almost none of that navigation centers were created as a way to provide services on site while helping people find permanent housing. >> the goal was to make that transition within 90 days out of tents, off the streets and into permanent housing. but the pandemic drastically delayed those outcomes. for example, in the past four years, the center on the embarcadero has only been able to place 160 people in permanent housing. san francisco mayor london br

is it july, july six saint paul's. >> so that would be really exciting. >> yeah.ana why not exactly god's church? god wants it that way . church? god wants it that way. well, look, we wish you all the best. obviously, we'd love to hear the journey get some hear the journey if you get some pictures, some pictures, we'd love to show some pictures, we'd love to show some pictures of how you've on pictures of how you've got on and briefly, and then very briefly, because i'm but i'm running out of time. but i do fascinating. um do find you fascinating. um what's what's the plan then? you get ordained, and then do you go out spread message? what out and spread the message? what goes there? goes on from there? >> well, we become ministers. and the idea of servant leadership in the church is that you're serving people. and so we'll be out there, you know, love. you were talking about love. you were talking about love earlier. and that's that's really thing. really the most important thing. and that's what a church is there do, love and to there to do, to love and to bless

the love you have given in san francisco, for all the love for so many in the community of saint vincent de paul and other communities, we are going to miss you so dearly. i wanted to mention that my former boss, the former supervisor mark ferrule lost his mother and at the next meeting i will be closing the meeting in her honor and extend condolences to the ferrule family. his mother was a incredible bright light in this world. >> thank you supervisor. supervisor walton. >> thank you madam clerk. colleagues today i have one in memoriam with a heavy heart that i give this in memoriam for gloria m lucas davis. a long time city worker and labor activist with ifpt local 21 who graced our lives with balanced love and unwavering kindness. gloria born august 3, 1949 in san francisco and left endureing impact on those fortunate enough to know her. she cultivated a deep understanding of compassion and want from her parents, evelyn and lou lucas. became a integral part of san francisco informed friendships with everyone she came across. remained closely connected to the city, earning bachelors and master

the love you have given in san francisco, for all the love for so many in the community of saint vincent de paul and other communities, we are going to miss you so dearly. i wanted to mention that my former boss, the former supervisor mark ferrule lost his mother and at the next meeting i will be closing the meeting in her honor and extend condolences to the ferrule family. his mother was a incredible bright light in this world. thank you. >> thank you supervisor. supervisor walton. >> thank you madam clerk. colleagues today i have one in memoriam with a heavy heart that i give this in memoriam for gloria m lucas davis. a long time city worker and labor activist with ifpt local 21 who graced our lives with balanced love and unwavering kindness. gloria born august 3, 1949 in san francisco and left endureing impact on those fortunate enough to know her. she cultivated a deep understanding of compassion and want from her parents, evelyn and lou lucas. became a integral part of san francisco informed friendships with everyone she came across. remained closely connected to the city, earning bachelors

saint anthony's foundation thursday night. residents like him discuss safety issues with police chief bill district attorney brooke jenkins and sheriff paul miyamoto, their main topic of discussion, illegal drug activities at night. was this something that we are? >> have shifted our resources to address francis. last night we had a operation and we arrested. 24 not caught. it's the 24 people for narcotics related offenses, including most of those with dealers. da jenkins says her mission is to hold drug dealers accountable, but she blames judges for releasing dealers from custody. only a small amount of progress in that area. we're still continuing to see a repeat drug dealers be released. >> right outside the town hall, police responded to a fight that broke out on golden gate avenue for all that investment of police, resources state and federal and local stinson reporting liv san francisco. kron. 4 news. important discussions to be had. sarah, thank you. we're following breaking news out of the north bay. >> there's police activity outside of the walmart neighborhood market located at 901, golf course driving rohnert park. we've reache