it is anecdotally to be the largest own project in london since st paul's cathedral.ng to fit in. it was going to be a stone building because it is very much in a set against on building. where did you get it? we got it from the yorkshire derbyshire quarry that we had to reopen to deliver the stone for all of the structure. did you get the stone masons as well? in crafting a building like this, we found the skill set did not exist any more. not only did you have to find the right stone, you had to open the quarry and train the stone arts. and train them and we had to build a worse was to train. and all of them are hand carved? they're all hence efficient —— hand finished. are hand carved? they're all hence efficient -- hand finished. you created special floorboards. each forward has a magnetic backing, you consider them as a fridge magnet. the cushions are footfall. if you wa nt the cushions are footfall. if you want to go under the floor to the cape brewing, you just pop the board of and put the board —— for back down and then you had this amazing continuous of four.

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st. paul's church national historic site. i am david osborn. the site manager. thanks so much for coming out today. once again, we are open every saturday here through the end of the year, 9:00 to 5:00. at 1:00 every saturday, we have something special going on, whether a history talk or music. toay, we are very pleased welcome back and author, jack kelly, who lives in new york. he has written several books on american history, including "heaven's ditch: god, gold, and murder on the erie canal," and he explores the fascinating story of the machinations and the significance of what went into building the famous canal between albany and buffalo. a well-known story, but it is building. what happens in the building of it and the various people who came together to build it. he will be talking about that and, i guess, take questions at the end. [applause] jack: thank you, david. i want to thank everyone here at st. paul's church. it is great to come here and speak at such a historic spot. i started my writing career writing crime novels. so when i switched over to hi

i met with four militants yesterday in st. paul. they think you are playing games with them. they do not think you are listening, because most of the time we get with them, in the first half-hour they are so abusive in their anger that you do not want to listen any longer . but i took a number of them, and after 30 minutes we started to communicate. they poured out their vitriolic me, and i sat there and took it, because that is only 30 minutes of humiliation i have had to take. they have maybe taken it for 20 years. as i said to these young people by left, look -- when i left, look, don't try to destroy it all by violence -- destroy the law by violence, because you are not going to win. if you believe the law is unjust , there was only one thing for you to do. we need to get together. foruld be your instrument an honorable democratic procedural change, because that is why we preserve the right of dissent in this country. that's why we believe you must respect the right of the minority. there has never been a government that has done as much for the poor as this one. never, n

the st. paul area chamber of commerce. prosperity front door and the citizens league, thank you for helping us bring these debates. i hope we got a chance to help minnesotans make an informed decision as we head into election day. >> member of chambers of commerce sponsors as well. twin west, dakota, minnesota county, the dakota chamber of minneapolis. we want to thank all of them for putting this on. this has been quite an undertaking. something very were, making it available statewide on a sunday night. most of all, we want to thank the candidates before us. and all the candidates who have chosen to be here. >> we did have a busy day of debates. if you didn't catch all of them, we have them online. we spoke with the gubernatorial candidate for the attorney general. with a lot of congressional candidates and candidates in the race for senate. all of that is found online with all of our political coverage. >> we want to thank metro state for providing this before building with a backdrop of the downtown st. paul. it has be

really is the only about pluto by man it's st paul's an old buggered up by how time head at us i'm good listen i need god visits phone i told him what i buy went on mrs he actually on what how does god come to. life in the shift. when bad enough to exit me out. but this year by striking out quantity at the. recent you didn't you do don't trust your medicine so i mean wouldn't i know it most undoubtedly one of the hottest and strange to me just as that album me outside the string and gave no that's not standards even though it's was at the bottom to i'm doggett to cindy's what i mean for much else company for you but it's your own . and just briefly the e.u. when asian economies are looking towards closer cooperation global pot as folke lobel challenges is the fame of a summit currently underway in brussels ministers from china russia japan you see here prime minister shinzo abiola riving having made the trip to bring a phone support for multilateral cooperation the e.u. sees the meeting as an opportunity to present itself as a counterbalance to both the u.s. and china by offering asian

to london where police had been demonstrators listening to wiki leaks founder julian assange just st paul's cathedral. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront cation let it be an arms race is on offense very dramatic and they're probably the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful. very chaotic at a time time to sit down and talk. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you want to be old for rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and decline rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need remember one one business showed in afford to miss the one and only boom bust. you cannot operate as united nations this is not just one round but your n.d.p.

minnesota second congressional district between jason lewis and democrat , they debated each other in st. paulminnesota. >> jason lewis versus and to create. we will profile the senate

what paul was it what kind of beer to drink st paul i drink the same product but non alcoholic i have an allergy to alcohol. i break out in handcuffs. ok. and just me and. my luck with. mine did too. i don't drink any will still fish. i just hope i get to convex sometime and visit you're good to be fishing. i'm sure they would be best friends speaking to best friends let's check in with rio and his new pal. on their thirty nine laps around the old mill. tell me about your son bruce he's walking in rio the pomeranian how old is it he's twelve. big boy for twelve yeah he's growing like a we like to restore them you know what's it been like for you the reality of. bruce jr coming into your life and then how that's affected things up until now well it's been your single dad he has had some problems and that's why he's with me it's just been tough to. take care of him and then having cancer. my goodness you know whole cancer when i was in the service. i was exposed to agent orange. how long after that did you find out about i just found out. to see both a year and a half ago you were expos

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from st. paul, minnesota, this is about 25 minutes. >> now we will take a look at the race for minnesota's third district which encompasses the western suburbs of the twin cities from roger to the north to wilmington and victoria to the south. republican erik paulsen has represented the third district in congress since 2009. his democratic challenger this year, dean phillips, is a businessman. this is his first run for office. there are no formal debate rules in play. we encourage you, fellas, to jump in. congressman, let me start with you. immigration. sanctuary cities. the president is talking about sending the military to the southern border to intercept the honduran caravan coming in. in broad strokes, what are your feelings about immigration? mr. paulsen: we need an followsion system that capital. if we are going to continue our growth, we have to have low high skilled folks filling those jobs. patrol agentse can do their jobs, as they should. many in dean's party want to abolish ice, and i th

so yeah they can put it wherever they want they don't need any your permission for a while under st paul's a proper practice is i don't think we'll have a problem but there's always that if me if they don't then we could have an issue in. the biggest issue would be true to ground water as i see it when we live our air in rural areas most of us depend on wells for our our drinking water and all the water we use in our old so if that would happen it would be a very bad thing. i was wrong to fracture in job that's where they pump the sand the fluid and you know the chemicals because they use as it is one they use a chemical called bio bio it kills all biological elements so so when they pumped out that often to ground any kind of bacteria is going to kill it any kind of living organism of any kind it kills it because of one of our guy has. got some of it on his hands and i and i disturb just swallow his hand. because that's what my old bio bio kills biological. anything. i'm pretty sure is is wrong in the water. for his fruit is as is the nobody drinks the water out of iron stepfather from no

minnesota second congressional district between jason lewis and democrat , they debated each other in st. paul, minnesota. >> jason lewis versus and to create. race.l profile the senate activists are gearing up for a high-stakes election. we will talk to candidates in the other senate race. >> i am focused on the 2018 election. minnesota.% that's who i am. >> this is made possible by this tablet television station and .upport is provided by energy a touchstone energy cooperative. and education minnesota, more at educating -- education minnesota.org. hello and welcome to a special night of congressional debates. it features reports on conversations exploring the values of our democracy. the two candidates who represent the second congressional district. >> the second congressional district includes the southern suburbs of the twin cities and points south and east. a good to the north, they'll plane to the west and lock shut to the east. jason lewis is once again being challenged by democrat angie craig. >> this is really a conversation. there are no stopwatches. here are the candidates. janice

. >>> a family in west st. paul, minnesota was changed by a new mom. in more ways than one.r story. >> reporter: just days before ashley welcomed a new life into this world. >> what's your emergency? >> i think my husband can't breathe. >> reporter: she was losing another. >> i notice he was not snoring, he was gasping for air. so i called the nine 1 1. >> reporter: her husband andrew was in full cardiac arrest. ashley had never performed cpr and didn't believe she was ready. >> i'm pregnant, i can't do this. >> they wanted me to get him down to a hard surface but i explained to them i'm pregnant. >> reporter: the dispatcher did her best to help. >> doing great, the officer's pulling up. >> 37, thirty 8. >> reporter: he had been deprived of oxygen long enough that he could have severe brain damage if he survived at all. he was placed in a medically induced coma. but the following day he opened his eyes. >> i don't think andrew would be here tay if it wn't for th tions of ashley. >> reporter: he would soon witness the birth of his son in another emergency prprproceduru >> i w

it is minneapolis-st. paul. we know that we need more housing and we know we need to do more for the homeless crisis. >> reporter: one final pitch to the voters, why should they vote in favor of prop 10? >> to stabilize communities. san francisco has radical gentrification. >> reporter: thank you. final word matt? >> i would say that prop 10 hasn't even happened yet and it is causing housing deconstruction. >>> thank you for coming in for the disk option. our coverage of thursday night football starts after this break. . >> we have received launch. >> what would the world be without imagination? without the courage to question what was and what is. ♪ >> what would we miss if we never aimed beyond our limitations, if we waivered in times of trial. who would we be if not explorers. in search of the awesome and extraordinary, uncovering and unraveling the marvels

into st paul's in the waters of our. first city. welcome back to the program three people have been injured in a suicide bombing at russia's federal security service headquarters in the north and city of. the incident happened on wednesday morning those injured it was staff members in hospital for the conditions are unknown at this point the suspect who detonated the improvised explosive device was killed in the blast officials say he was a seventeen year old who lived in the area. tensions are up to it as drew's arabs protested a local election in the golan heights a disputed territory between syria and israel dozens of locals denounced the vote as illegal and pro israeli. i.d.f. soldiers use tear gas to break up demonstrations when crowds try to block the entrances to polling stations and several elections many people living in the. have refused to take up israeli citizenship and consider themselves syrian is the first local election since israel took control of the con and heights in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven the isr

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tell them to whip at least ten pin demonstrators this through the wiki leaks founder julian assange st paul's cathedral. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murderer i would prefer and it mean when the death penalty just because i think that's a fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying the is just no really the present and that we were even many of the times families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in saying. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. this is crude oil. soon they need to actually physically hold it out or else he would have well well well well well well. there's a lot of money with the oil and with that comes. a lot of a lot of people from all over the country. if you don't make a hundred thousand dollars a year. a

into st paul's in the water. there. welcome back to the program announced this week that it's dumping the use of the dollar in its international trade transactions and moves in retaliation against cynthia financial sanctions imposed by the u.s. on the country's officials including the president but venezuela is fall from being alone in moving away from dollar dependence. reports. no muss the learned of the world's top of oil reserves and else is no more buying all thoroughly in greenbacks . let us be free we will not be anyone's colony again the latest in a now apparently nonstop bear orgy of hits to the pin yards of the dollar system the impregnable tender since world war two and guess who's currency correctors these ousting it for. after trump threatened anyone dealing with iran brussels drops a bombshell on its old us charm in iran trade e.u. simply ditching the dollar e.u. member state will set up a legal entity to facilitate legitimate financial transactions with iran and this will allow european companies to conti

into st paul's in the waters of. the first six.lcome back without saying now a delegation of syrian opposition forces is set to meet the russian foreign minister in moscow on friday the situation in series italy province will top the agenda on the launch of a so-called constitution committee for syria is also on the books this is seen as a key step towards finding up. political solution to the crisis well after seven years of war it is now the only remaining militant stronghold in the country there are an estimated thirty thousand there including ten thousand al nusra terrorists that's according to the u.n. a deadline for militants to pull out of a buffer zone imposed under a deescalation deal brokered by russia was recently extended roughly three million civilians live in italy and many of them fleeing the region. or i. think we were living in a camp life was difficult there was no aid no bread no water everything was scarce the situation was terribly bad well there is barely any shelter in winter and in summer you would suffer fr

talked about healthcare, the me too movement and the federal tax cuts, held by twin cities pbs in st. paul. this is half an hour. >> special program for you tonight. it is all politics, live in studio we will have debates featuring candidates in the second and third congressional districts. jason lewis versus angie craig. eric paulison and dean phillips. and then we will profile the senate race. >> activists are gearing up for a high-stakes election. we will talk to the candidates in the other u.s. senate race. >> i'm really focused right now on the 2018 elections. >> i'm 100% minnesota. that's who i am. >> that's coming up on almanac. >> almanac is made possible by members of this public television station. support is also provided by great river energy, providing electricity and related services to 28 co-ops in minnesota, a touchstone energy cooperative. flint hills resources producing transportation fuels for minnesota and upper midwest at its refinery. health partners with 60 years of experience helping plan members achieve their well being goals. health partners is your trusted medica

department of housing and urban development survey by ramsey county minnesota which included st paul the twin city of minneapolis it was found the quote stagnant wages skyrocketing rents and a lack of affordable housing were the biggest contributors to a rising rate of homeless people in cities across the united states for the residents of a wall of forgotten natives they were ability to found a flower fordable housing has become much harder in the last decade see in twenty ten the average rental price in minneapolis was about twelve hundred and ninety dollars a month by twenty fifteen that price of risen to. apologies for dropping a broadcast we have an update on that possible story in the united states you can watch the remainder of the program very shortly and of course live now to a news conference the u.s. department of justice let's listen in right now. we're going to get an update shortly from the department of justice as it was saying that follows closely from the sort of course by president donald trump arrests or in a restaurant that has been made a suspect is in custody ov

the building is thought to be the largest own project in the city of london saints st paul's cathedralngly he wanted the outside and the interior to be completely contrasting, so the outside would be restrained and elegant and the interior would be dynamic and open. unlike most offices, is still a big central core with all of the elevator and staircases, we pushed the cause to the outside and actually made the people the core of the building. when you first come into our building, you will come to our discreet entrance. through which you will flow into the vortex, you will ta ke will flow into the vortex, you will take the glass lift up to the sixth floor and you will come out in the heart of the bloomberg building. you have a stunning view of saint pauls. you can flow through the building on this ram, which is an absolute architectural marcus burnett —— masterpiece. bloomberg were really creative in responding to our business and functional needs. we developed the multifunctional ceiling. it deals with the acoustics and delivers cooling and also reflects the light around the space. la

belling cat says it has a debt of five the second suspect in the poisoning of the former spy sergei st paul in britain it says the man who entered britain under the name alexander petroff is actually alexander michigan a doctor for russian military intelligence last month going kaput densify the other suspect as another intelligence officer. it's to spain now in a painful chapter in that country's recent past has been reopened with a court case centering on babies stolen during the franco dictatorship a doctor has been found guilty of stealing a newborn infant and passing it on to another couple now physicians did play a major role in a scheme decades ago that provided infertile couples usually with ties to the franco regime with stolen newborns the infants were taken from left wing government opponents the practice was later expanded to those from poor families tens of thousands of babies are thought to have been taken from their mothers that's all you heard from one mother trying to find her son stolen almost fifty years ago. every day d'aloisio comes to the cemetery in toddy's with her d

west st. paul, minnesota, with a family forever changed by a new mom in more ways than one.ys before ashley goette welcomed a new life into this e rld... >> glor: ...she was losing another. >> i noticed he was not snoring. he was gasping for air, so i called 911. >> glor: ashley's husband, andrew, was in full cardiac arrest. hhley had never performed c.p.r., and didn't believe she was ready. >> they wanted me to get him down to a hard surface, but i explained to them that i'm pregnant. ( sirens ) >> glor: the dispatcher did her best to help. >> glor: andrew goette had been deprived of oxygen long enough edat he could have severe brain damage... if he survived at all. he was placed in a medically induced coma. but the following day, he opened his eyes. >> i don't think andrew would be here today if it wasn't for the actions of ashley. >> glor: eyes that would soon witness the birth of his son in another emergency procedure. >> i was just so excited to be able to see him be born, to be able to get to hold him right away-- first, actually. >> he's coming home, and that's really

cork in a weapon lease penned in demonstrators the stink of wiki leaks founder julian assange just st paul's cathedral. mean if. this is crude oil. soon they need to actually physically hold it out of the ground you would have well well well well well. there's a lot of money with the oil and with that comes. a lot of a lot of people from all over the country. if you don't make a hundred thousand dollars a year. as a minimum there's an issue. here in india. they were told sixty dollars a day hard work for oil workers not used to work and so they want to relieve their stress of how do they relieve their stress these men move back out like his men believe that comfort these men needs that. people have been murdered up here people can raise their massive drug issues up here give a boom you have everything else that comes along with money. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be to limit death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent t

it a good weapon lease pending demonstrators this move to wiki leaks founder julian assange just st paul's cathedral. when a loved one is murdered it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be known in the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people was terrifying there was just no way to present and that we were even many of the times families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in saying. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime families each dish. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be all for rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent rise last yea

department of housing and urban development surveyed by ramsey county minnesota which included st paul the twin city of minneapolis it was found that quote stagnant wages guy rocketing rents and a lack of affordable housing were the biggest contributors to a rising rate of homeless people in cities across the united states for the residents of a wall of forgotten natives their ability to found a slower affordable housing has become much harder in the last decade see in twenty ten the average rental price in minneapolis was about twelve hundred and ninety dollars a month by twenty fifteen that friday said risen to fourteen hundred fifty thousand dollars a month and by twenty eighteen the average rental price now in minneapolis has jumped to over sixteen hundred dollars a month clyde bell in court one of the founders of the american indian movement told the guardian. it's unfortunate that they have to occupy these urban lands to demonstrate the fact that we don't have access to affordable housing anymore and while racism is what is pushing the american indians of minneapolis to the brink

st paul goalkeeping letting fran kirby infor paul goalkeeping letting fran kirby in for the opener, andged to get a header equaliser from a corner. england should have had two penalties awarded and the goals also wrongly disallowed for offside. journalist has just ask me now what is my biggest concern about the rest of the world cup? may be the standard of refereeing, maybe. it is improving, i think the league is improving, i think the league is improving, but the referee on saturday, the portuguese referee on saturday, the portuguese referee on saturday, the portuguese referee on saturday, the french referee today, the second penalty was the biggest concern because she was actually nearer to the actual penalty decision than the actual linesmen and she referred to the linesman for help, which for me was astounding really. england's men trained today, a first chance to make an impression ahead of their nations league matches coming up over the next week. the 18—year—old was enjoying this first senior call—up. he has helped borussia dortmund to the top of the bundesliga. there was punishm

. >>> we end here tonight in west st. paulsota, with a family forever changed by a new mom in more ways than one. >>> just days before ashley getty welcomed a new life into this world. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> hey, i think my husband can't breathe. >> she was losing another. >> i noticed he was not snoring, he was gasping for air. so i called the 911. >> ashley's husband andrew was in full cardiac arrest. ashley had never performed cpr and didn't believe she was ready. >> i'm pregnant, i can't do this. >>> they wanted me to get down to a hard surface, but i explained to them that i'm pregnant. >> the dispatcher did her best to help. >> doing great. the officer is pulling up. >> 36, 37, 38. >> andrew getty had been deprived of oxygen long enough he could have severe brain damage if he survived at all. he what placed in a medically induced coma. but the following day he opened his eyes. >> i don't think andrew would be here today if it wasn't for the actions of ashley. >> eyes that would soon witness the birth of his so

. > this was june 3rd in st. paul. june 3rd of 2008 in st. paul. it was right before the south dakota and montana primaries. senator clinton had not yet conceded. but he had the nomination pretty much at this point. going back to what we were talking about with the secret service not liking surprises, president obama got secret service protection earlier than all other candidates, because of the threat against his safety being the first african-american candidate, or the first viable, successful candidate. usually they do not get secret service until after the convention. it is standard operating procedure for the nominees to get protection, but not the candidates. he was working the rope line and this young lady could not hold back. she grabbed him and as soon as she pulled him in, he was within proximity of everyone else. all these hands were grabbing him. i wish i could show you the whole take. you can see the secret service hands come in on top of all of the other hands, peeling them off, pulling senator obama out. it was a fun evening. another

. >> reporter: jim keenan from st. paul, minnesota is named in the suit who says he was abused by a priest and offered a settlement by the diocese there. the lawsuit seeking all records the vatican has about abuse of clergy. >> need to come clean. they know what they do, have done and what they plan to do. i know in my heart that their plan is not to do the right thing. if we were talking about in the other industry that industry would be shut down. >> reporter: he says that kingsley was eventually removed from the church and lives in walnut creek as a registered sex offender after serving time in prison for another case. tin in r lawsuits have been the past but they didn't advance. >> i asking them to disclose all of the secrets. the vatican have yet to hear back. the lawsuit was filed in san francisco because vatican city is a foreign state.>>> it appears the crackdown on car break-ins is working. they are down 14% citywide compared to the same time last year. the park police station saw a decrease of 34%. they were down

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the plaintiff from st. paul, minnesota says he was abused by a priest and was offered a settlement by the diocese. something that he says as part of a widespread cover-up by the church. >> the vatican and the pope the present one as well as the past one at the source of the crisis that continues unabated. the vatican continues to hold secrets. and they don't -- do not release any information that needs to be known to protect kids. is spot the lawsuit was filed in federal court because the vatican city is a foreign state.ápolice in san jose searching for him and -- man behind three cases of indecent exposure. the man looking for latina or somewhere between 20 and 39 years old with a medium to heavy build. black or brown hair in a ponytail and a thick beard. this is a sketch of the man. investigators say between september 25 and october 15, he drove up to pedestrians near parkview park. authorities that he asked for directions, exposed himself, and drove away.'s vehicle is described as a late-model silver hatchbac

joseph's heritage -- parish, and it the plaintiff from st. paulnnesota said he was abused by that priest and offered money which he said was part of a cover-up. >>> the vatican, the pope, the source of the crisis. it continues unabated. the vatican continues to hold the secrets. there. and do not release any of the information that needs to be known to protect kids worldwide. >> the lawsuit filed in federal court, vatican city is a foreign state. >>> today's the last day of a three-day strike by workers at uc medical centers 15,000 employees who work with patients started their walk out tuesday, including pharmacy in lab workers and respiratory therapists and other technical workers, nurses aren't included , the striking workers were at uc medical centers san francisco davis, los angeles, irvine, medical clinics associated with the hospitals, they want better pay and they want more job security. >>> a team of arson investigators in oakland looking at the city's latest fire at a building site under construction. 20 members of the bureau of alcohol,

in the state, democratic party that are unhappy with the politicians both in minneapolis and in st. paulur time, appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. rob: 35 minutes after the hour, the left calling on supporters to kick republicans. >> michelle says when they go low, we go high. no, no. [laughter] >> they go low, we kick them. rob: that's from former attorney general, from socialist to violent riots and the call for open borders is this new democratic party really the way to win in the midterms, we will debate that coming up next why bother mastering something? because when you want to create an entirely new feeling, the difference between excellence and mastery, is all the difference in the world. introducing the all-new lexus es. a product of mastery. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. . . . no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febre

wide by every single cleric and superior under their control">the plantiffis are james keenan of st. paulminnesota and pinole resident kathleen stonebraker sotanderson admits he has tried and failed at suing the vatican twice before. he is hoping this time will be succeesfulsotin san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (pkg) legal action aimed at stopping the abuse of children at the hands of catholic priests by forcing the vatican to reveal everything it kron4news haaziq m

liz: back to minneapolis st. paulhe airport, there's president trump in a group of supporters here as we watch him he's going head to round table and then he will end up in rochester, new york where he will have -- i'm sorry, rochester, minnesota, pardon me, where he will have make america great rally. stocks are down about 166 points, just about every smart person translation teddy on the floor of the new york stock exchange really pointing to higher treasury yields on this and we are seeing the highest yields depending on the length of the bond, 7 years, 10 years, highest we have seen in 7 and 10 years. all right, on the same day that vice president pence said that the chinese are master minding the theft of intellectual property, one group of americans is saying both sides have to get to the double and iron out the problems. now this after the usnca, that was canada, mÉxico and the united states came together in this deal that scrapped what was class the dairy pricing system giving the u.s. more market access but i

. >>> now to an amazing story out of st. paul, minnesota, where a pregnant woman saved her husband's life just days before she delivered their son. andrew goyet went into cardiac arrest two weeks ago. his wife performed cpr. he woke up from a coma two days before she was giving birth. he was able to watch it on a video. >> i didn't want to think about doing any of this without him. i kept telling him the whole time he was asleep or in his coma that i was not going to have this baby until he woke up. >> ashley and baby lennon as you see there are at andrew's side at the hospital until he's discharged. >> what an amazing story. >>> california's first amazon go store opened today in san francisco's financial district. the retail giant is calling this a whole new concept in shopping. matt keller was there to see exactly how this works and what the shoppers think. >> reporter: let me explain myself. this is not what it looks like. i'm not a thief. no matter how suspicious i look, everything i'm doing is legal. in fact, it's encouraged

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metro stateo thank for providing this beautiful oflding with the backdrop downtown st. paul. the people in the audience here can been quiet but now they applaud our two candidates and all the candidates who took part in the debate. ellison thank. you. that is if. >> coming up, we take you to new for the debate in the race to represent that state in the u.s. senate. this morning'she "washington journal." , 'connor fay "the washington post" writing it up. she wanted to be "open about these changes and while i am

the end, at the end, i'd lost everything and she gave me a one-way airplane ticket to minneapolis-st. paulairport and about an hour north of there is a fabulous magical place called the haven foundation. and i spent, i don't know, five, something, six months there learning how to live differently, which i needed. i was kind of a highflier and had enjoyed success. changing myself, restoring fai faith. it's not a religious faith, but faith in the general spiritual behavior sense and it was the greatest experience of my life. it was a turning point in my life without question. and as i say, once in a while i talk about this on the air and i say to people it's never hopeless. that's what i learned. it's never hopeless. if you are willing to listen and pull yourself back and take advice and directions from others who have been through it and are sober, you, too, can be sober. that's what i learned, and later on -- by the way, i might add after many years of being number one and number two economist on wall street in these various polls, when i got out of havenson i had one job offer from my ver

. >> the president has arrived in st. paul, minnesota. that is what you are seeing on your screen.ve our eyes on jeff flake obviously and senators collins and murkowski as well as joe manchin and heidi heitkamp. heitkamp has said she is voting no. manchin hasn't said yet. are you putting pressure on them to fully explain what anywhere positi -- their positions are and make a decision? >> i believe that we are dial leag dialogue with colleagues to say that you have at various points said your vote will depend on whether he was honest with the committee. and on whether there is a fair investigation of the stories that these women brought forward. and by all evidence, both those tests are failed. there was not a comprehensive fair examination of corroborating information for these women. they have been treated horrifically. and so that is bhais basically hope that this dialogue can continue with our colleagues and that some will have the courage to stand up and say no, you know, he is not fit. and we're not voting for him. >> senator, good to talk to you again. i think twice in 12 hou

let's bring in a richard st. paul, criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor.am. first question. how problematic is it for credibility and how much does it matter when your story changes? and by the way, we heard from her as he reminded on three occasions. >> it is very problematic when you change her story after a sworn statement. as an attorney, we prepare a statement for our client and sometimes they write it themselves. what does happen is that she reviews that statement, her attorney reviews that statement, she swore under penalty of perjury, the code for the united states that she was telling the truth and now she has changed her story. so the question becomes under the supreme court's test that they laid out for perjury, did she willfully not tell the truth and that sworn statement? she does have some serious credibility issues because she had a lot of time to think about the sworn statement before she released it. >> harris: how problematic is it when you adhere yourself to an attorney like michael avenatti? who spends her time in the public eye and wan