just the general area yes this gets to the i was almost rooster if you lived in place in st louis park side by side the ritz there yes took the 2 of you ever lived together you know we stared at each other's faces that we. saw in may of 2020. do you recall the last time you spoke with him. yes do you recall when that was in relation to his death. it was the day before he died . you know. how to talk to him i don't know. did you know what he was going to be doing that night or where he was going to be staying. that they knew us well he said he was going to stay so yes you know who sylvia was yes you can. hear and. as far as you use going to be staying at a friend's house oh. yeah and. do you recall him saying what the plan was for. why they were going to sort of. well. you know maybe his minneapolis family here too and a lot of the people that he was friends with from other states and. almost everybody had lost their job within that time and he was feeling kind of lonely and just wanted to hang out with his friends and so a lot of people that worked in the salvation army with him and. o

st. louis park. >> do you have roommates there pretty. >> yes. >> we stated each other's places. >> do you recall the last time you spoke to him. >> it was the day before he died. >> i talked to him at home. >> and did you know what he was going to be doing that night or where he was going to be staying. >> that night i knew that he was well, he said he would be staying there pretty. >> do you know who sylvia was pretty. >> his friend. >> and so as far as you know, he was going to be staying at a friends house. >> do you recall him saying with a plan was. and why they were going to sylvia's printed. >> wealth floyd had made his minneapolis family here. a lot of the people that he was friends with were from other states and almost everybody had lost their jobs within that time. name is feeling kind of lonely and just wanted to make out with his friends of a lot of people that worked at the salvation army with him, and other people that stayed there, they were just kind of being a family. >> to sylvia work at the salvation army as well pretty so you work from there pretty. >> yes predict. >>

st. louis park. >> did he haverespected. >> to. >> did the two of you live together ? >> we stayed at each other places but we didn't live together. >> so in may 2020, do you recall the last timeyou spoke with him ? >> yes. >> do you recall when that was in relation? >> it was the day before he died. >> how did you talk to him? >> by phone. >> did you know what he was going to be doing that night or where he was going to be staying? >> that night i believe he said he was going to be staying with relatives, with sylvia. >> did you know who sylvia is ? >> his friend. >> as far as you know hewas going to be staying at a friends house . and do you recall him saying what the plan was or why they were going to stay there? >> well, floyd had made his minneapolis family hereto and a lot of people he was friends with were from other states and almost everybody had lost their job within that time. and he was feeling kind of lonely and he wanted to hang out with his friends and he saw a lot of people that worked with the salvationarmy with him , other people that were there and t

st. louis park. with two roommates. frank: did you ever live together? >> no we stayed at each other's places but did not live together. frank: may 2020 did you recall the last time you spoke with him? >> yes. frank: do you recall one that was in relation to his death? >> it was before he died. frank: how did you talk to him? >> phone. frank: did you know what he would be doing that neither where he was going to be staying? >> that night he said he would stay at sylvia's. his friend. frank: as far as you knew he would be staying at sylvia's house. do you recall him saying what the plan was or why he was going to sylvia's? >> floyd made his minneapolis family his and a lot of people he was friends with wherefrom other states and almost everybody had lost their jobs during that time. and he was feeling kind of lonely and wanted to hang out with his friends. so a lot of people that worked at the salvation army with him. and other people. they were just being a family. frank: did sylvia work at the salvation army? >> yes. frank: he knew her from there? >> ye

st. louis park, side by side. >> did he have roommates there?yes, two. >> did the two of you ever live together? >> no, we stayed at each other's places but we didn't live together. >> okay. so in may of 2020, do you recall the last time you spoke with him? >> yes. >> and do you recall when that was in relation to his death? >> it was the day before he died. >> and how did you talk to him, like by phone? >> phone. >> okay. and did you know, you know, what he was going to be doing that night or where he was going to be staying? >> that night i knew he was, well, he said he was going to be staying at sylvia's. >> did you know who sylvia was? >> yes, she was a friend of ours. >> so as far as you knew he was going to be staying at a friend's house, sylvia? >> yes. >> and do you recall him saying what the plan was for why they were going to sylvia's? >> well, floyd had, you know, made his minneapolis family here, too, and a lot of the people that he was friends with were from other states. almost everybody had lost their job within that time, and he

st. louis park, a side-by-side. >> did he had roommates? >> yes, two. >> if, if the two of you ever been together? >> we stayed at each other's places but we never lived together. >> so in may of 2020, do you recall the last time you spoke with him? >> yes. >> do you recall when that was in relation to his death? >> it was the day before he die died. >> and how did you talk to him? by phone? >> by phone. >> and did you know what he was going to be doing that night aware he was going to be staying? >> that night i knew he was, well, he said he was going to be staying at silvius. >> did you know who sylvia was? >> yes, a friend of ours. >> so as far as you knew he was going to be staying at a friends house, sylvius? >> yes. >> do you recall him saying what the plan was for why they're going to sylvius? >> will, floyd made his minneapolis family here, to come and a lot of the people that he was friends with were other states and almost everybody who have lost their job within that time, and he was feeling kind of lonely and wanted to hang out

st. louis park. >> did he have roommates? >> yes. >> did the two of you ever live together?ed at each other's places though. we didn't live together. >> so in may of 2020, do you recall the last time you spoke with him? >> yes. >> do you recall when that was in relation to his death? >> it was the day before he died. >> and how did you talk to him? by phone? >> by phone. >> okay. and did you know, you know, what he was going to be doing that night or where he was staying? >> that night i knew he was -- well, he said he was going to be staying at sylvia's. >> do you know who she? >> yes, she's a friend of ours. >> and so as far as you knew, he was going to be staying at a friend's house? >> yes. >> and do you recall hum sim sa what the plan was, why they were going to sylvia's? >> well, floyd had, you know, made his minneapolis family here too. and a lot of the people that he was friends with were from other states. almost everybody had lost their job within that time. and he was feeling kuind of lonely and just wanted to hang out with friends. so a lot of people that worked

st. louis park. >> did he have roommates? >> two of them. >> did you live together? >> we stayed at each other's places but we didn't live together. >> in may of 2020, do you recall the last time you spoke with him? >> yes. >> do you recall when that was in relation to his death? >> it was the day before he died. >> and how did you talk to him? >> by phone. >> did you know what he was going to be doing that night or where he was going to be staying? >> that night i knew, well, he said he was going to be staying at sylvia's. >> did you know who this was? >> yes, his friend. >> as far as you know, he was going to be staying at a friends house. do you recall him saying what the plan was for why they were going there? >> well, floyd had made his minneapolis family here and a lot of the people he was friends with were from other states. and almost everybody had lost their job within that time. he was feeling kind of lonely and just wanted to hang out with his friends. so a lot of people that worked at the salvation army with him ande other people just stayed there and the

st. louis park outside -- >> roommates there? >> yeah. two. j two of you ever lived together? >> no we stayed at each other's places but we didn't live together. >> so in may of 2020, do you recall the last time you spoke with him? >> yes. >> do you recall when that was in relation to his death? >> day before he died. >> and how did you talk to him? >> at home. >> and did you know what he was going to be doing that night or where he was going to be staying? >> that night i knew he was -- well he said he was going to be staying sylvia -- >> yeah did you know who she was? >> so sylvia as far as you know staying at a friends house, sylvia. and you recall him saying what the plan was for -- why they were going to sylvia? >> well, floyd had, you know, made his minneapolis family here too, and a lot of the people that he was friends with were from other states and almost everybody hadad lost their job within that time. he was el tooing kind feeling kf lonely wanted to hang out with his friends so a lot of people that worked at the salvation army with him and other people -- justlo s

he billed sportsman's park in the old st. louis ballpark as the corny island of the west.t was all about entertainment. if we think that there is too much destruction and ballparks today, it has a long history. >> but he was like a working class. if you wanted a working class audience, he kept prices down to a quarter. he served beer. he did all this other stuff to draw when -- >> it was all about entertaining the working class. >> that was like american -- >> he was part of some of a group of teams that were officially called the american association. it was colloquially known as the beer and whiskey lead. >> that is the lead i wanted to be. and >> yeah that league was a cool thing. their opposite number was the national league. the american association is not the route of today's american league but the national league is today's root of the national, and it started out trying to make to push baseball in the opposite direction. it was all about making it more -- >> presbyterian? >> presbyterian. good word. exclusive, virtuous. they had rules that there was no baseball pl

park. >>> developing news out of st. louis, dozens much inmates broke out of cells and rioted overnight, some breaking windows and screaming to a crowd gathered below made of friends and family members. a chair was thrown from a third story window. other items were set on fire. >> about 60 inmates on the third floor, reached cell doors and what you see is what you see. >> police in riot gear took up positions inside and outside the city's justice center. inmates are demanding court hearings which have been delayed during the pandemic. detainees have long complained about conditions inside the jail and this is the fourth incident there since december. yikes. >>> eight minutes after 5:00. >>> still ahead, some san francisco trails are closed to dogs starting today all because of some wild animals. >>> good monday morning to you. we are looking at on shore flow for today. that's why we have the morning clouds. we will catch some sunshine this afternoon with near normal daytime highs. i'll have the forecast where you live, coming

they then started doing other ball parks and facilities, and they attracted the attention of hok which is an enormous international firm which happens to be st. louis based, which was not strong on architecture, and they said, hey, guys, why don't you let us buy you and become part of us, and then we'll be sports architects but you guys can keep doing it? so several of their architects said okay. they became the sports division of hok but set the condition that they would not move to st. louis, they would remain in kansas city. and that they were smart, aggressive, got an enormous amount of work and just kept growing. there weren't all that many ball parks and arenas and football stadiums that get built, and it's not as though, unlike houses or office buildings or schools, what have you, it's not like we need 100 different architecture firms doing them, because if we had 100 different architecture firms doing them, 90 of them would be out of work most of the time. it was smaller and specialized and they were able to say to clients, we know how all this stuff works. and, indeed, they do. that firm over the years eventually broke away from the parent

people like park cannon in georgia, people like the new mayor of my hometown, st. louisho has been on our team since day one. we want to make sure we are in every single place so we are setting the policy and that we are holding people accountable. i guarantee you that all over this country organizers from the top to the bottom are ready for this fight. >> yeah. amen. well, they're not only getting high, they get high on their own supply, which you are not supposed to do. florida state representative brittany escamania, thank you very much. still ahead, stacey abrams will be here to talk about republican efforts to suppress the vote across the u.s. after trump's ignominious defeat and how democrats are fighting back. stay with us. h us [sfx: psst psst] allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto is a heart failure medicine prescribed by most

st. louis and the national archive site here in college park maryland. our opening up for additional hours. we do have more personnel on the case. so that could solve all our problems, through will get to exam but this is an expectation on time but your frustrating and something that i actually working on since. and we're beginning to progress but it's pretty. >> thank you for all these efforts. and i think it'll help when i can help back home that you are working on it thank you forthat. medical electronicmedical records , health records for a moment . you know, this committee is intensely interested help commonsense that the veterans health administration should have a significant role in the health record. could you talk about how to go and the va medical center there. what did we learn from the implementation and what are some of the issues and are we going to have to adapt the system somewhat and then what are the next steps for implementation? because i see 2.7 billion which is a plus up of 73 million from 21 and i'm wondering how it's going and is

st. louis, they would remain in kansas city. and that they were smart, aggressive, got an enormous amount of work and just kept growing. there weren't all that many ball parks and arenas and football stadiums that get built, and it's not as though, unlike houses or office buildings or schools, what have you, it's not like we need 100 different architecture firms doing them, because if we had 100 different architecture firms doing them, 90 of them would be out of work most of the time. it's small and specialized and they were able to say to clients we know how all this stuff works, and indeed they do. that firm over the years eventually broke away from the parent firm hok, and then changed its name to populist and they're still across the street. >> does this mean we should -- >> their success had made kansas city the world capital. sports architecture is one of the majors export of kansas city. >> we're going to open this up to questions in just one second. i'm going to try to end this at 7:30 so you can come up and sign and have paul sign books for you. but now is the time when i want you to talk about the downtown stadium in kansas city which we should ha

jefferson national expansion memorial which was international park service site founded by a presidential proclamation in 1935 to commemorate st. louis is role in the westward expansion of the united states, so 12 years after the founding of the park and architectural competition was held to decide what the memorial itself would look like. basically, they had about 90 acres of land to work with. 40 city blocks had been torn down, completely razed of all their original buildings to make way for the memorial on the st. louis river front. each architect that have submitted a design proposal could really do whatever he or she wanted. it could be a huge sculpture. it could be a series of museum buildings. they did want one central feature to be in each of these designs. some people had put a big kind of monolithic rectangular block, or something. signing decided to go with the idea of the arch. it was only after he designed the arch that he realized it forms a gateway. so it was really appropriate to have the idea of a memorial to st. louis is role in the westward expansion and st. louis is role is a gateway to have a diet gigantic gatewa