not at all. ♪ >> 400 miles away in st. paulota, laurie sisteman was anxious. >> i heard it on the news. i said, mom, we need to do something. >> laurie wondered about her younger brother jimmy. when jimmy left home two years earlier, they knew he had made it to chicago. but he never came back. >> this man was found in chicago, arrested, and jimmy was in chicago. i mean, the odds, oh, my. >> they went to the police department in st. paul where they made the missing persons report and said, could you find out if our missing loved one is one of these victims that are being carried out of this evil man's home? >> at the time of gacy's arrest, the main way to identify the victims was dental records which the haakensons didn't have so their case turned cold once again. >> as a mom, i can't imagine what my mom was going through. and, you know, she had four children, and one of them was missing. my heart just hurts for my mom. >> one year later, gacy was convicted of more murders than anyone in u.s. history at the time, and sentenced t

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martin bashir, bbc news, at st paul's cathedral.ns from across the world have attended midnight mass in bethlehem, widely regarded as the birthplace ofjesus christ. crowds gathered for christmas eve activities at the church of the nativity in the west bank town. the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas was among those who attended. the biblical town has seen a boost in visitors this christmas after unrest in recent years linked to the israeli—palestinian conflict. pope francis has urged people in rich countries to seek a simpler, less materialistic life. leading a christmas eve service in saint peter's basilica, the pope said mankind had become greedy and voracious but the birth ofjesus should make everyone reflect on the real meaning of life. he also condemned the huge divide between the world's rich and poor. the pope will deliver his sixth "urbi et 0rbi" address in rome in around two hour's time. the queen and members of the royal family will attend church in sandringham in norfolk later this morning. the queen's christmas message is

martin bashir, bbc news, at st paul's cathedral.idnight mass at the vatican, pope francis urged people in rich countries to seek a simpler, less materialistic life. speaking at saint peter's basilica, he said people should consider whether they could manage without so many material objects. in the little town of bethlehem, hundreds of worshippers attended midnight mass close to the grotto wherejesus is believed to have been born. mass took place in saint catherine's, next to the church of the nativity. the catholic archbishop for the holy land told the congregation that he hoped people could live in peace. members of the royal family will attend church in sandringham this morning. let's talk to our reporter charlotte gallagher who's there. look at the queue already. good morning. good morning and merry christmas from sandringham. it will be about three hours until we catch a glimpse of the royalfamily, but there are plenty of people here. we think there are about 300 people and there are people from nearby, norwich, and people who h

st. paul's cathedral to the station.f covered arcades in london, and is home to a range of restaurants creating a new destination in this part of the city. >> there have been arcades in markets of london for hundreds of years, places where people buy cheese and meat in victorian times. with the bloomberg arcades, we are drawing on that history, but the city has changed. we have to update our concept to serve the needs of the committee. walk into any bloomberg building in the world, and the first thing you come to is a pantry, where people are standing around and sharing food and chatting and having drinks. it is a very hospitable approach to business. we are trying to extend that hospitality to the community. >> we have a dozen restaurants of totally different kinds of food, both outside the building, and in the arcade between our two buildings. we will continue the process of making this more than just a business site where when everybody goes home at 5:00, 6:00, there is nothing left. you want to add culture, you want

so we meet london, the whole of london with st paul's and bits that you recognise, chasing after other it is called municipal darwinism. it's produced and co—written by peterjackson of the lord of the rings movies, so you're expecting it to look spectacular and have really arresting stuff in it. i think at its very best it has hints of studio ghibli cartoons like laputa or howl's moving castle, and a bit of terry gilliam and jeunet and caro. at its worst, it's transformers with towns, it's big cities hitting each other. the problem is, although it's visually spectacular, the script feels lumpen. the characters don't get much chance to develop in it. one character called shrike comes in, strikes a nerve, and you think, "here we go." here's a character with an with an arc and development and he changes and things happen to him. the minute he's off screen, it's much less interesting. it's almost like the spectre of the cities themselves. it's a lot of ideas, many of which you recognise from otherfilms, bolted together and kind of lumping around the screen for a couple of hours. there are

st. paul's tallest buildingsthe little daredevil stopped short of the top -- taking a siesta outside the 23rd floorwhile the raccoon rested, the internet went bananasin no time, the furry free-climber's story was a top trending twitter topic later that night, the raccoon made it to the top...where animal control officials were waiting to trap, feed and safely relocate ...the furry little hero that 2018 needed, but didn't deservein atlanta, i'm jeremy roth jeremy roth (anchor) (anchor) taking a live look outside... our sutro camera overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. it was a beautiful cool day around the bay area. tonight will be cold with a chance of patchy frost. lows will be in the 30s and 40s. on the satellite you can see a weak cold front headed toward california. high pressure will build in behind it making for some gusty winds. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s. windy weahter will continue into friday before calming into the weekend. the weather pattern looks dry into the new year. (grant) next

st. paul's episcopal church, i talked to one of the members and told her i was looking to move. she said there is a property across the street that you might want to look at. i asked her about the house and my wife and i came by the house. we took a walk across the street, took a five minute tour of the house and put a contract on the house. the historian wanted it to get back into the washington property and name, we had to show my wife she is related to george washington, and washington had children. george washington was from the lawrence washington line. we have been living here five years and we had run out of space in the house. my wife and i made a decision to do an analysis. we went to the city and asked the board of architectural review and looked into the corporate -- looked into the requirements are we cannot build up so we had to build down and we hired an architect and engineer. the engineer broke through the wall right below us and we dug down five feet, than six feet, when we went down into the basement to look around, there was a crawlspace about 11 inches. i loo

industry what you see in the top forty charts now for instance are all products of the music industry st paul looked. like continue traveling the globe to perform his d.j. sets. every twenty think seen things change dramatically. at a festival in the netherlands he fell off the stage a six meet a drop. shot and speeding in various places and i have to say i was really really lucky there was a specialist in the logical clinic about ten minutes away from the venue. venue and if it hadn't been traced near the university medical center brazilian amsterdam i wouldn't be sitting here today the damage to my brain would have been so serious that i might not have made it worse you could be in the station so i feel it's. a continuity question i couldn't speak i had to learn basic things again from scratch. without the strength of my wife by my side without margarita i wouldn't have made it off if she hadn't been there as my reason to live i would have given up and had to. have the drama. was soon back in his studio and just a few months after the accident he was back on stage. just gets. there wasn't l

st. paul's episcopal church, i talked to one of the members and said i was looking to move. i asked her about the house, the size of the house and then my wife and i came by the house, we took a walk across the street, five minute tour of the house and put a contract on the house. the owner was a historian and wanted to get back into the washington property. and washington had children we've been living here five years and we had run out of space in the house so, my wife and i made a decision to do an analysis. we went to the city and asked the board and looked into requirements and we couldn't build up to the only way we could build was billed down. we went down and hired an architect and engineer and the engineer broke through the wall and we dug down 5 feet and in 6 feet and went down into the basement to look around with the cross beta 11 inches. i looked around with a flashlight and to the left we sawed question in the corner where the new addition had been. i called back to it and moved all the dirt away and found a brick well i called the arc allergist and, my wife an

she was a high school teacher in st. paul, minnesota, in her early 30's. and the santa fe railroad crossed paths with her and they decided she had a lot of imagination and we need somebody like that to design some of our buildings. we want some native american-style in our building. so the park service, when it started out, they were a very small agency and did not have a lot of support. it took them a long time to get the service created. they were a very small agency. there were still a lot of threats to the places that should have been parks but there were mining companies that did not want them to be national parks. so the parks service set out early on to create a political constituency that would support the creation of new parks and support better protection for parks and buildings, museums, ranger programs and things like that. the park service was very small and low-budget. they spent a decade encouraging tour is him tourism. -- encouraging tourism. the only way tourists could get here was via railroad. the park service was in the tourism business

it had to be diverted to the minneapolis/st. paul international airport in minnesota. police took the person off and took them to the hospital for special care. the plane took off without issue. >>> special counsel robert mueller said adviser michael flynn provided substantial assistance and therefore should not do jail time. he gave firsthand information about contact between president trump's transition team and russian officials. but exactly how he helped, we're not so sure because it is redacted from a court filing. you can see the tech blacked out. flynn pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators. he is due to be sentence indeed two weeks. >>> on the peninsula, a cracked and leaning pg&e power pole is still standing in pacifica. neighbors are worried it's one storm away from coming down. it was months ago marked for replacement. residents are frustrated. called the city. crews examined it yesterday but said it will get taken care of early next year. the reason they are giving is there are other power poles in worse conditions than this one that need more imm

we'll see delays down south through dallas, also farther north in areas like minneapolis-st. paul. tomorrow it's mostly rain that will be the threat. we'll likely see delays in chicago, down to st. louis and memphis. on friday, it's warm enough for mainly rain. that heavy rain could cause delays all up and down the east coast on friday, central new england will likely see snow. this is a big storm and it will impact most of the country. >> dylan, thank you. >>> tonight, double trouble in italy as mt. etna erupts and causes an earthquake. >>> also an update on the unstoppable rbg. we'll tell you how supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is doing following her cancer surgery. >>> and get the tissues out. a major league rookie gives his parents a gift they never expected. >>> here's a story now for every parent who has ever gone to their kids' sports games, lent support, helped with the carpool, baked cookies, you name from a rooki to his mom and dad is making a splash. >> reporter: he's got a major league facebook. this christmas brady singer threw his parents a curve. >> dear mom

st. paul said. st. paul said, he who does not work should not eat. he who is complaining by correspondence that his former friends, who thought that the messiah was but to come again, decided why work if the messiah is coming tomorrow. he said, oh, no. the great motto of the month from the fourth century on was, to work is to pray. now, is it ethical to go on with such misal preparations? -- miss of hennings? of course it's net ethical responsibility of an adult to know what is going on you've should know it when we vote or when we're in business or in our marriages or whatever. what are the ethic is believe in? as explained in the book is think that the best way to approach ethical questions is through so-called virtue ethics which is the oldest impulse in about ethical thought. it's common east and west and south, you can find pieces of it in confucius or hinduism or buddhism, in islam, the abrahamic religioning and there's an old joke parked vice, how to write well, how to write well. be good, then write naturally. be good and then write naturally

this is so strong it is bringing rain, gulf moisture up to minneapolis st. paul. you can see lesser populated areas in south dakota, nebraska, kansas, oklahoma, and texas are feeling the brunt of the blizzard. back here at home, we have a clear night. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. 50 at half moon bay. we have temperatures in the 40s everywhere until you get to san jose at 50. and napa, 37 degrees with that fog. here's a look at what's going on with your commute. it will be good on the road, good on the bay, mass transit. just breezy on the bridges. here's a look at the north bay. 37. 49 at 10:00. mid-50s to upper 50s noon to 4:00. look at all this sunshine. as we look at the east bay valleys. our last stop will be the east bay shoreline. 43 this morning. 56 at noon. upper 50s from are 2:00 to 4:00. back to 51 at 8:00. remember, all that sunshine comes in with dryer air and breezy conditions at times this afternoon. are you seeing any breezes? >> no high wind warnings from chp. it is light traffic-wise. a lot of folks taking the rest of the week off. walnut

he was preaching the resurrection of our christ when st. paul and st.rst bishop of larnaca. >> the larnaca tradition talks about how he was invested with power by barnabas and called to act of bishop. now that's a trip of barnabas to documented in the book of acts. >> there is a tradition saying that he was a martyr. the tradition was to build the churches in the place that he was killed or suffered for christ, our lord. >> archaeology reveals there has been a church on this site since the fifth century. >> some time around the seventh century, the church seems to have been destroyed. it either was through the arab invasion of cypress which took place in that year, or it may have been due to some earthquakes that we know took place at that time. >> lazarus disappears until late in the ninth century when a rumor spreads through the christian world, his relics have been discovered. and in 901, byzantine knights come to cyprus in search of the bones of gee us' beloved friend. >> the emperor of constanty nopal sends his agents to the island of cyprus. >> he

san francisco, seattle, and minneapolis-st. paul top the naughty list.lice are placing gps devices inside dummy packages. they led to three arrests. police in chicago are using similar tactics. what do you think when you see boxes like that out in the open? >> i think that people can do a better job of protecting themselves. >> reporter: about a dozen packages a month go missing in commander mark buslik's district. >> we can say it's particularly grinch-like. these are likely to be holiday gift. >> reporter: he says the simplest tips can save christmas. don't make it easy for thieves. adriana diaz, cbs news, chicago. >>> coming up only on "cbs this morning," in the ongoing series "issues that matter," we talked with gary cohn, former director of the national economic aryear since the passage of pdent onlyee on "cbs this mog, back ray rice and his wife. >>> that's the "cbs this morning" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix i've news. >> hello tuesday morning as

hundred years ago visionary st. paul most people understood design to start. with ideas that are part of our future. of our house and man does cross our international incident museum badly about to meet our house means and vision of the future. what makes the house and its traditions misfiring to this very. it sounds how a part of our play. ultimate three dimensional starts in january thirteenth on w. . i don't want to. use you know i mean in your monotonous and god knows what. goes on in other words cynical media may see in us all but only about our. vision of getting. it on what it. this you know i mean in your monotonous incline you think i have parkinson a moment out is. what i'm focused on in the theater but i'm like what a book and i said i'm not going to term. this you know i mean in your mind not a single thing you are getting when you cry i don't want to. me number and unanimous. the show could go it's as if yes it said. i should. quote i've only said what i thought of and i'm going to be a fundy. it's as if sassy. polls have opened in bangladesh's pa

in the feast of st john paul the second. it's still not clear when the church will be finished insufficient materials financial and structural problems everything has come together and is waiting to be solved i don't know if that led to that and we hope the church will be ready by the beginning of next year at the latest that. we think it will happen i have. everyone is in good spirits to celebrate snacks have been prepared cake croquettes and noodles served in cardboard cartons that's the custom here. everyone gets one box. full. we. don't know there are still about two thousand households in cuba in which people gather to pray and celebrate mass to hold up his and and funerals before. not of course it's not the same as doing these things in a house in which other people live and cramming a large religious gathering into a living room. those are not the best circumstances is a church would be the appropriate place for such ceremonies does a little soon as a sign you a good thing but also our dream is to have new churches bu

in st. paul, this police cruiser stops to help motorists. it's struck by a semi, which left the scene. in kansas, one person killed in a wreck on interstate 70. debbie huff among so many travelers that were forced off the roads by the blinding snow. >> zero visibility. when they said zero visibility, they meant it. >> reporter: you can see how foggy it is at jfk. more than 500 flights cancelled, and the number is growing by the minute. >> we want to go out to rob marciano. wi where is the storm headed? >> reporter: the final push of the storm, with the heaviest rain on the eastern seaboard. in the deep south, including the gulf coast, atlanta, finally through with the rain. four inches in the area. and the rivers still have to drain all the water. meanwhile, a blizzard for new mexico, winds ripping through the canyons there. this storm will mess with the midwest over the weekend and cause rain just in time for new tear's ndaj break cop killer in california. police arresting the suspect nearly 200 miles from the scene. authorities say he had

what is your background business.und is in now i own three coffee shops in minneapolis, st. paul area. now this. for congress is like a start-up. >> your family business, explain is and how you came back to it. >> this generation of family business. grandmother was a vice columnist. >> what members do you have -- memories do you have of your grandmother? politicalt conversation with my grandmother. 1980. i remember his remarks about independence and money and process. corrupting that evening i went to dinner --h my family throughing including my grandmother. continue, arer you democrat or republican. old i don't1 years know what those are. she said you're a democrat. in 1980.emocrat by her she was ahead of her time both social issuesd and very much inspired this run for congress. childhoodse from your influence who you are? >> probably most the loss of my father when i was settlement months old in the vietnam war. i was born on richard nixon's first inauguration day. i lost my dad when i was six old.s >> what are your priorities for congress?g in given the background you just giv

since louisa was a very positive figure customers like to give her likeness as a present the call for st paul. is also a very modern city even if the old prussia lives on at every turn that includes the christmas market here visitors can enjoy tensile and holiday lights in one particular color. all parcels flowers will bloom pression blue is generally associated first with the uniforms of the old prussian army as me then. under the soldier king the colors of all the different uniforms were standardized with russian blue only if the file i faced in which to place a spell on what sounds so part stems christmas market is the only one in germany that uses all blue and. originally the blue holiday lights were conceived as a marketing strategy for the city now if they become a tradition many stallholders have picked up on the blue motif. even the ice skating rink on the reason plods is bathed in blue. and what do the visitors here say. deborah i think the bluish glow is very beautiful aesthetically it has something very gentle about it may give it i like it a lot there are lots of stars it blue is

now, from the mall of america in minneapolis/st. paul, please welcome podiatric surgeon dr.ause] >> stuart: hello, twin cities! wow! watsyoehoav h, right? [louder cheers] yeah, whoo! >> you know, it really is amazing how many people are now walking pain-free because of walkfit orthotics, people just like many of you and you at home who had foot pain and foot-related pain. we're talking leg cramps, aching knees and hips, lower back pain, and it all began with their feet. walkfit orthotics went into their shoes, straightened out their feet and the other problems went away too. >> stu, you've heard me say gnme.and u ars: it's alignment, align your who body. you know, as a doctor, it is so gratifying to hear from so many patients and friends whose pi, doing atern dramatically the mall of america.free. well, we have a couple of big announcements to make and what better place to come than the biggest enclosed shopping and entertainment complex in the u.s.? >> talk about being on your feet. under this roof, there's a full amusement park with dozens of rides, there's an underwater a

the first female bishop of london has presided at a midnight communion service at st paul's cathedral. bishop sarah mullally has been speaking about poverty and homelessness, a theme which was also addressed by the leader of the catholic church in england and wales. during midnight mass at the vatican, pope francis urged people in rich countries to seek a simpler, less materialistic life. speaking at saint peter's basilica, he said people should consider whether they could manage without so many material objects. it seems like everyone — and everything — is getting into the festive spirit. this santa hat appeared on the angel of the north on christmas eve. isn't that lovely? and it gave plenty of passers—by the opportunity to stop for a photo. a group of pranksters has admitted responsibility, saying they had planned for the stunt for years. you have to ask exactly how they got it there. an absolutely brilliant idea as well. it looks gorgeous. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. it looks foggy. good morning. good morning. it certainly is. this morning. it certainly is.

st. paul's tallest buildingsthe little daredevil stopped short of the top -- taking a siesta outside thehe internet went bananasin no time, the furry free-climber's story was a top trending twitter topic later that night, the raccoon made it tntrol officials were waiting to trap, feed and safely relocate ...the furry little hero that 2018 needed, but didn't deservein atlanta, i'm jeremy roth> ( will ) ( will ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... christmas is not just a holiday on earth... they're also celebrating up in the international space station. ( darya ) and then... we'll let you know how much is up for grabs in the mega millions drawing tomorrow night. (á2 shotá)( darya ) we're all ( darya ) we're all short on money right now --- after spending money on gifts, travel and food this holiday season. well you have a chance to make up for all that spending tomorrow night.( will ) the jackpot now stands at 320 million dollars. there have already been 5 jackpot already been 5 jackpot winners in the mega millions in 20-18... but will there be a sixth before the year is over? we'll h

we'll see them down south through dallas and farther north eaecause of the snow and like minneapolis st. paul. tomorrow it's mostra that will be the threat and we will likely see delays in chicago down to st. louis and memphis and m on friday, this st system moves east. it's warm enough for mainly rain but that heavy rain could cause delays up andown the east coast on friday, central and northern new england will see snow. this is a big storm of the country. st >> thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, double etrouble in italy as moun erupts and an update on the unstoppable r.b.g. how ruth bader ginsburg is doing following cancer surgery. >>> get the tissues out, a major league rookie gives his parents a gift they never expected. from in columb. they pinpointed the columbian and ecuador region and then there's a whole new andean region. that was incredibly exciting because i really didn't know that. we never spoke about that in my family. it just brings it home how deep my roots are and it connects me to them, and to their spirit, and to their history. 20 million members have connected to a deep

into st paul's in the water. there should be a. words that come to russia no one's ever no one has ever heard of and never even heard about most. i was in los angeles it was march of one thousand nine hundred one and. i go over and i look out the window and there they are. so i was arrested about day modern i want to target. but. i understand she really is not going to implicate somebody and i could promote one she did me but just to savor all the scam not as that's not my daughter so she wouldn't do this. and nasser result they were. under. i could not plead guilty everything that they accuse me at is now i said not guilty. mccoy i was convicted for conspiracy and i received twenty four year sentence there's a way in which you have to see the conspiracy law as a very important tool of law enforcement if the crime is selling drugs and some men in miami cells twenty kilos of cocaine to an undercover agent you want to ask who is the seller working where does the money go if the money goes back to a drug lord in colombia who's going t

i mean to st paul's in the waters out. there should be more. words that come to call russia no one's ever known one has ever heard of a country never even heard about most cool. still. feel sad to say that it wouldn't be the first time that there are hundreds of millions of dollars if not billions of dollars that are lost in the pentagon's book e.p. so to be honest i'm not completely surprised that three hundred twenty one million dollars in refueling costs went missing i'm very glad that saudi arabia and indeed the emirates have now promised to pay that bill but i think there's no for. the reality is that the bill is actually being paid for by the people of yemen the people of yemen who died under saudi arabia's and memorised the same just going to bombardment of a country. i had a great education a good job and a family that loved me. i never had to worry about how i would eat somewhere i would sleep. i'm facing christmas alone out on the streets of london. well you look to be able to pull up. the story like one of those you know to sing like

the sunday and the feast of st john paul the second. it's still not clear when the church will be finished insufficient materials financial and structural problems everything has come together and is waiting to be solved i know no doubt about that and we hope the church will be ready by the beginning of next year at the latest that. we think it well that we have. everyone is in good spirits to celebrate snacks have been prepared cake croquettes and noodles served in cardboard cartons that's the custom here. everyone gets one box. we. don't know there are still about two thousand households in cuba in which people gather to pray and celebrate mass to hold up his and and funerals the full bowls not of course it's not the same as doing these things in a house in which other people live and cramming a large religious gathering into a living room. those are not the best circumstances as a church would be the appropriate place for such ceremonies thus a little soon as a sign you might get i think but also our dream is to have new churches but

mayor norm coleman the mayor of st paul who they always saw i found it very interesting that they had humphrey was always referred to by his political title of attorney general humphrey coleman was always referred to as mayor norm coleman and even though coleman had no more mayor than i did i was always former pro wrestler jesse ventura so i was the only candidate that had his private sector job put in front of his name where the public and i have been a mayor so should knight shouldn't be former mayor jesse ventura be. because we're talking politics here but that's the bias that i faced but in hindsight that was probably good but if they did name the other two his private sector jobs i don't want to know why i am slide because then it would have been four more years spear pomfrey and former lawyer norm coleman or some of the substance of those debates was really surprised people and all the things that happened in the debates had never happened i mean they would ask skip humphrey question and skip to this family . monitor you saw he starts talking immediately and you can see him tryi

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 follower of 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 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

in st. paul, minnesota, people are looking for the public's health as a semi sideswiped a trooper's squad car pulled over on the side of the road. fortunately no one was injured. in kansas a state of emergency. a 150-mile stretch of interstate 70 shut down in both directions. >> these are probably three-foot drifts. >> reporter: in mississippi, this tree falling on top of a home causing the power to go out. the family believes lightning is to blame. in new orleans, the storm causing transformers to explode. >> that's crazy. >> reporter: in austin, texas, flash flooding. julie butler had to be rescued after her car got pushed a quarter mile off the road by floodwaters. she thanks the firefighters who got her to safety. >> all of those firefighters were like angels in heaven. >> reporter: and this morning that storm is moving east stretching from atlanta to new england and it's bringing with it mostly heavy rain and the possibility of flash flooding. but the good news, janai and zachary, hopefully

into st paul's at the water's edge. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race is also a spear in dramatic development only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. welcome back to the program the outcry surrounding one of germany's staunch expose last week is having fake stories for years is deepening class who was fined for. allegedly appropriated reaches donations for people featured in his articles including orphaned syrian children. he has more details not just being accused now of being a prevail over conflict just news he's actually now being accused of embezzling. money as a result of his stories the story particularly that this relates to is one from two thousand and sixteen he told a heart wrenching tale about two syrian all phones a brother or sister they were living hundreds of miles apart in different cities into after escaping syria and they were dreaming of a life together a lif

into st paul's in the water. there should be. six guys are special survival. customers go buy your stuff. good now well reduce and lower. that's undercutting but what's good for market is not good for the global economy. and welcome to the world apart from every the inside an enigma to a gas station masquerading as a country in the west an understanding of russia according to the russian themselves has long been the boito for understanding. the current crisis in relations between russia and the west to be put on these knowledge gap or is it perhaps triggered by the two sides knowing each other all too well to discuss that i'm now joined by hans bill how the same fellow in a region journalist and a veteran foreign correspondent in moscow has a sense of it's pleasure talking to you thank you very much for receiving us in your house. now you have been stationed to moscow for almost twenty years you had four stints as a foreign correspondent there the first one beginning in one thousand eight hundred the last one and adding in two thousand and fourteen i'm sure a

so we meet london, the whole of london with st paul's cathedral and bits that you recognise chasing afterf the rings movies, so you're expected to look spectacular and have really arresting stuff. i think at its very best it has hints of studio ghibli cartoons like how's moving castle, and a bit of terry gilliam and jeumet. at its worst, it's big cities hitting each other. although it's visually spectacular, the script feels lumpen. the characters don't get much chance to develop it. one character strikes a nerve with an arc and development. the minute he's off screen, it's much less interesting. it's almost like the spectre of the cities themselves. it's a lot of ideas, many of which you recognise from other films, bolted together and lumping around the screen for a couple of hours. there are interesting things in it, but it is a shambolic movie. i did find a lot of it, a lot of the time watching it thinking, i wish the story was as good as what i'm looking at. spectacular visuals are neverjust enough. you need substance underneath. the synopsis i read seems slightly implausible. i don't