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our goal here in st. paulive and coordinated insurance lining this, including officers working alongside community shown up on the scene the next day. we >> it was a crowded scene at that restaurant and bar district. a lot of people out, enjoying themselves, spending money, boosting the economy. what do you think of st. paul's ni nightlife going forward? >> our community is reeling from this. obviously it's more than just 15 families. those families are our 15 victims. it's our community, ilts our restaurants, ourly, is because we're not ugsd to thing like this happening. >> sgoel to partner with the community elders who could interview by young violence. our goal is to finally be able to work with our legislature know that we need. >> mayor melvin carter, thank you so much for your time tonight. >>> there is a weak link in the whistleblower testimony with damage control. >>> stay with us. ifying purchas. apply now. visit citi.com/customcash you could fret about that email you just sent. ...with a typo. aaaand

it's right in the heart of downtown st. paule and normally, he can tell when the mood is about to shift, but that did not happen sunday morning. he said they were all surprised and the shooting happened abruptly. parker said he will not be able to return to that venue to d.j. ever again because of what he saw. pamela? >> yeah, understandable. adrian, thank you. >>> in georgia a swat team is arrested for killing a police officer down while working the first shift. suspect damion ferguson was captured without incident less than a mile from where the officer was shot. he's accused of shooting 26-year-old officer dillon harrison early saturday morning just outside the alamo georgia police department. harrison leaves behind his widow and their 6 month old child. that is just awful. >>> in california, a man is dead after police in los angeles county say he drove his truck on to a sidewalk nearly hit several pedestrians. he then struck a tree and crashed into a building and that is when police say bystanders pulled him from his vehicle

law enforcement agencies are assisting st. paul police in a very active and ongoing investigation. many neighbors say this is the worst trajdy that they seen in their city >> shots fired multiple callers three shots inside the bar >> reporter: a horrifying bar unfolding in a bar in st. paul, minnesota. >> at least four medics. >> i got one fading here >> reporter: police calling it one of the worst shootings the city has seen. >> i heard the gunshots and went to the ground and i could see four or five people that had been hit >> this is not the place to be right now. this is chaos. >> reporter: multiple suspects opening fire in this bar, cell phone video capturing some of the chaos unfolding inside >> there were victims lying in the street, outside the bar, on the sidewalk and there were victims lying on the floor inside the bar >> more people over here, too. people are laid out. >> reporter: good samaritans jumping in to help officers render aid 15 people were shot, 14 rushed to the hospital, a 20-year-old woman tragically dying inside. >> our hearts break for the young woman who

>> reporter: fredericka, according to st. paul police, three men connected to this shooting are in the hospital. they are receiving treatment for their injuries. police have not told us if those three men were shot or how they were injured. police did describe the scene when they showed up this morning shortly after midnight. listen in. >> officers rushed to the scene. they got there quickly, and they walked into a hellish situation. there were gunshot victims lying in the street and outside the bar there were gunshot wound victims on the sidewalk and there were gunshot victims inside the bar. all told, 15 people were shot. >> 15 people shot, including a woman who was identified as a person in her 20s. that woman died at scene. 14 others transported to multiple hospital. at least two hospitals in st. paul and a hospital in the neighboring city of minneapolis. what led to this shooting is still unclear. investigators are working and trying to determine a motive. so many lives changed last night. people went out in the city of st. p

st. paul's, st. clair's wasn't built until i move. at st. paul's. my grandfather would hold court.ack in those days, all the men had breakfast in the kitchen. my mother was one of five children, four brothers, one lost in world war ii. a guy who was a chief political reporter at the newspaper, tommy phillips, who was -- lived a street behind us, was a good friend of my grandfather's. all the women went in the dining room on the lace table cloth and had tea. the men would have a big breakfast. and if you were a kid, a young boy, you could sort of wander around the table. you can never sit at the table. and so i used to every once in a while walk in and sort of wander around. i'd stand by my grandpop. i put my hand on his shoulder and i -- they'd talk. they talk about anything from sports and politics and that's where i learned an awful lot at that kitchen table. i learned from my grandpop that money doesn't determine your worth. i learned, he told me, and that's not a joke, thos of -- those of you who know me know it to be true. learned that no one in the world is more worthy than y

>> well, alex, i can tell you st. paulis a horrifying tragedy, the likes of which they have not seen in st. paul before. this was a packed bar where multiple people started opening fire. police tell us the first called started coming in just after midnight. when they arrived on scene, they saw multiple victims suffering from gunshot wounds outside of the bar. they went inside and saw the same. altogether, some 14 people were rushed to the hospital with gunshot wounds. those people are expected to be okay. but a 20-year-old woman tragically died inside that bar. according to police, she was being consoled in the hands of her friend who desperately tried to save her. i want to read you a quote from the st. paul police chief. quote, in an instant, they found themselves caught in a hellish situation. we have the best investigators in the country and we won't stop until we find the people responsible for this madness. we understand multiple law enforcement agencies are assisting with this investigation. still a lot we don't kno

st. paul's, st. clare's wasn't built until i had moved, at st. and my grandfather would hold court back in those days all the men had breakfast in the kitchen. my mom was one of four children. and a guy who was the chief political reporter at the newspaper, tommy phillips who lived a street behind us, a good friend of my grandfather's. and all the women would go in the dining room and on the lace table cloth have tea and men would, in fact, have a big breakfast. and if you are a kid, a young boy, you could sort of wander around the table. you could never sit at the table. so i used to every once in a while walk in and just sort of wander around. i'd stand by my grandpop. and i put my hand on his shoulder and they talked about everything from sports and politics and that's where i learned an awful lot at that kitchen table. i learned from my grandpop that money doesn't determine your worth. i learned -- he told me, and that's not a joke. those of you who know me, know it to be true is that no one in the world is more worthy than you, but everyone i

. >> reporter: a horrifying scene unfolding inside a packed bar in st. paul, minnesota. >> copy. starting at least four medics. >> i got one fading here. >> reporter: police calling it one of the worst shootings the city has seen >> i heard the gunshots and i went to ground and i could see four or five people had been hit. >> this is not the place to be right now. this is chaos. >> reporter: multiple suspects opening fire in this bar just after midnight. cell phone video capturing some of the chaos unfolding inside. >> there were gunshot wound victims lying in the street outside the bar. there were victims lying outside on the sidewalk and inside on the floor. >> people are laid out. >> reporter: good samaritans jumping in to help officers render aid. a total of 15 people shot. 14 rushed to the hospital. a 20-year-old woman tragically dying inside. >> this is nothing short of a tragedy. our hearts break for the young woman who died and her loved ones. >> reporter: a grieving family joined by an entire community the chief of police taking to twitter to say, hearts are broken. vict

this is in the heart of downtown st. paul. hangout, this area, after hockey games, and other concerts. investigators with the saint paul police department are using a number of resources to determine what happened. this investigation will be complex. but linder also said during a news conference the police will review surveillance video from the area. jim? >> all right, adrienne. and have you heard from anyone inside, and what are they saying at this point? >> yeah, about 15 minutes ago, i spoke with the deejay who was there that night, peter parker. he's yeej yayed all across the country. he's real popular in the twin cities. he sayed it was a fun night, the crowd upper 30s, late 40s. he said this was a mainstream party. people were having a great time, he was playing a lot of throwbacks. he said this shooting happened abruptly. he said i can't emphasize that enough. there was no argument, no argument leading up to the gunfire. he said when the shots rang out, everyone, himself included, hit the floor. he said moments after h

st. paul's, st. i had moved at saint paul's and my grandfather would hold court and back in those days all the men had breakfast in the kitchen, my mother was 1 of 5 children and four brothers, one was lost in world war ii, and the guy who was the chief political reporter at the newspaper, tommy phillips who was living in the street behind us, a good friend of my grandfathers, and all of the women would go in the dining room and have tea and the men would in fact have a big breakfast, and if you are a kid, you are a young boy, you could wander around the table, you can never sit at the table, and so i use to every once in a while walk in and just started wandering around and i would stand near my grandpa up. and i put my hand on his shoulder and i -- they would talk and they talked about everything from sports and politics and that's where i learned an awful lot at that kitchen table. i learned from my grandpa up that money does not determine your worth. i learned -- he told me, and that's not a joke,

. >>> now to st. paulre a community is trying to determine how a night on the town turned deadly. one woman in her 20s was killed. another 14 people were injured. police have arrested three suspects but as cnn's adrian brodus reports, they're still working to figure out why this happened. >> reporter: one woman is dead and at least 14 others injured in a shooting in st. paul sunday morning. police say three men are in custody. in the hospital receiving treatment for their injuries. this is how police described that scene when they arrived. >> officers rushed to the scene, they got there quickly and they walked into a hellish situation. there were gunshot wound victims lying in the street. outside the bar there were gunshot wound victims lying on the street and on the floor. all told 15 people were shot. >> reporter: investigators were trying to determine what led to that shooting. peter parker said he was dejaing inside the barring. he said there was no fighting or arguing. the shooting happened abruptly.

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has been a long time coming, but even with a long time to prepare, emotions were running high in st. pauld that is it. i am signing off. >> carli lloyd signing off after an astounding 316 games with the u.s. women's national team. carli removing her jersey, revealing one underneath with hollins. her married name on the back. >> to go off as hollins. and i think that's a tribute to the next chapter. this chapter is going to be about brian and i. and that's really special. >> after nearly two decades with the team, carli picking up two world cup titles and a pair of olympic medals. her ten total goals set a new record among u.s. players. tributes pouring in on carli's last day on the field. >> you played 17 amazing seasons professionally, and your career is legendary. >> so proud of the career you had. you wore the red, white and blue very proudly and made this country better. >> with a victory over south korea, the 39-year-old leaving the u.s. national team with 134 career goals, the third most in u.s. history. >> what i've done, i've literally given it everything i have, and i have absolu

it was chaos in st. paul, minnesota on sunday morning as gunshots rang out, leaving one woman dead and 14 hoarse hurt. here's what -- 14 others hurt. here's what witnesses had to say. >> people were running through the streets. people were bringing up to the cops saying help me, help me. >> the guy next to me got shot in the leg. i was like right next to him. his leg blocked the bullet from hitting me in the chest or the head. >> reporter: the st. paul police calling it nothing short of a tragedy. in chicago, 39 people were shot this week end, two of them have died and 58-year-old oncology nurse is dead after being knocked to the ground by a homeless mugger in times square days earlier. jermaine foster was fleeing a robbery when he slammed into the woman you just saw. his charges were updated to murder when the family decided to pull her off of life support. so a lot of heart breaking situations across the united states. todd: we talk about it every single monday, ashley. carley: no good news there. let's tur

it was chaos in st. paul, minnesota on sunday morning, as gunshots rang out, leaving one woman dead and 14 others hurt. here is what witnesses say about the shooting. >> people running through the streets and then people are bringing people up to the cops, saying help me, help me. >> the guy right next to me that got shot, got shot in the leg. i was like right next to him. his leg blocked the bullet from hitting me in the chest or head. >> reporter: the st. paul police calling it a tragedy. and in chicago, 39 people were shot this weekend, two of them have died. and 58-year-old oncology nurse is dead after being knocked to the ground by a homeless mugger in times square. jermaine foster was fleeing a robbery when he slammed into the woman three days ago. his charges were upgraded to murder after the family decided to pull her off of life support. carley: this is so sad. we heard from family members yesterday. they're obviously devastated by her death. such a tragic, senseless violence. todd: time now, 10 minu

local time there in st. paulwoman. police are asking anyone with information to call them. >> "velshi" starts now. >>> today on "velshi," the very latest on the coming reckoning between the members of congress investigating the january 6th riot and republicans from donald trump's inner circle. >>> plus, abortion rights were restored and then taken away again in texas all in the last few days. who will bear the brunt of attacks on women's rights? >>> and cases of separate but unequal treatment and a man who is trying to

multiple callers >> a horrifying scene unfolding inside a packed bar in st. paul, minnesota. >> i got one fading here >> police calling it one of the worst shootings the city had seen >> i heard gun shots and i went to the ground and i could see four or five people that had been hit >> multiple suspects opening fire this this bar, cell phone video capturing some of the chaos inside >> gun shot wound victims inside and outside the bar and lying on the fler inside the bar. >> more people here too. people are laid out. >> good samaritanse shot 14 rushed to the hospital. a 20-year-old woman tragically dying inside >> this is nothing short of a tragedy, our hearts break for the woman who died >> the chief of police taking to twitter to say hearts are broken, victims, families, communities and officers we will bring justice to the victims. police arrest three suspects working with the police to answer questions of how did this happen and why >> hoping release the name of the 20-year-old victim and the others inside the bar today but this is still a community grieving an

st. paule people have been transported to area hospitals following this early morning shooting that took place just a few hours ago. more on this as we get it. >> the biden administration is preparing its response to a texas appeals court decision following a week of whiplash inducing back and forth on the state's restrictive abortion law. the ban outlaws the procedure after six weeks and allows private citizens to sue anyone believed to be aiding and abetting abortion. a three judge panel reinstated the ban, friday, after a federal judge blocked its enforcement earlier this week. in response to a lawsuit from the department of justice. once the doj's admits its response this week, the panel will consider and decide whether to grant the lawful state. joining us right now to discuss is law professor at the university of michigan law school, former attorney and msnbc legal analyst, barb mcquade. barbara, good morning to you. thanks for being with us. this back-and-forth has been tough to follow.

from albuquerque to st. paul they are doing just that. and i proposed money in my budget to support policing across the country. it is hard when you do not know the community. and the most important way to get to know them is to have more police. we are also investing in community violence intervention programs which have a proven track record to reduce violence up to 60% in cities across the nation. at the same time we have to stop asking law enforcement officers to do every single job under the sun. i am committed to investing in mental health services, mental health professionals who can respond to mental health crises alongside you. you should not be the one having to talk somewhat off the edge of a roof. you should have professional help with you. support our law enforcement officers requires we invest in assistance that provides adequate health care, counseling, drug treatment prevention, housing, education, and other social services in the community so there is not the discord. we need to work together to confront the epidemic of g

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." >>> the minnesota pioneer press reports three men are now under arrest after a shoot-out in a st. paulne woman dead and 14 people hurt. it happened early "sunday morning" at the 7th street truck stop bar, which was filled with customers. several people fired shots. a 27-year-old woman was killed, and three people arrested were among those wounded in the shooting. all those hurt are expected to survive. there is no word on a motive for the shooting. >>> the "houston chronicle" said a 3-year-old texas boy was found safe in a wooded area three days after he disappeared. christopher ramirez was reunited with his mother saturday. he vanished while chasing a neighbor's dog outside his home in plantersville on wednesday. more than 100 people searched for the boy. a property owner said he heard a noise and found the toddler 6 and a half miles from where he went missing. >> it was wonderful to get that call, to see him alive and drinking water. he was excited to see his mother. the embracing was just very touching. >> authorities say the boy is in good shape, and there are no signs of foul play

then this is the st. paul pioneer press. police force on kids is being examined in that state. this is from louisiana, the news star, the front page story for them is the budget boom that they are seeing in their state. it will continue for another year. and finally, in the iowa, city press citizen, has a story about covid and kids and how hospitals are filling up as a deadly winter is feared. those are just some of the public policy issues around the country. we want to know from you this morning. what is the most important public policy issue where you live? going back to what is happening here in washington in the negotiations within the democratic party over the social spending bill, "politico'd" headline this morning is that president biden hosted senator manchin in delaware at his home there at a critical juncture, is what they say. from there report their reporting they found the president huddled with the west virginia moderate in delaware where biden is spending the weekend and senate majority leader chuck schumer also attended. the meeting comes at a critical time for

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from albuquerque to st. paul they are doing just that. and i proposed money in my budget to support policing across the country. it is hard when you do not know the community. and the most important way to get to know them is to have more police. we are also investing in community violence intervention programs which have a proven track record to reduce violence up to 60% in cities across the nation. at the same time we have to stop asking law enforcement officers to do every single job under the sun. i am committed to investing in mental health services, mental health professionals who can respond to mental health crises alongside you. you should not be the one having to talk somewhat off the edge of a roof. you should have professional help with you. support our law enforcement officers requires we invest in assistance that provides adequate health care, counseling, drug treatment prevention, housing, education, and other social services in the community so there is not the discord. we need to work together to confront the epidemic of g

st paul's out there and we can see the stone. that is correct.eleton. - so the outside is all stone, inside, all european oak, l timber. is that to make it carbon neutral, carbon—negative? so if you remove all- the aluminium partitions, plasterboard lining, - replace it all with timber frame and timber itself- as the finish and then any wet areas, more stone. normal, minimalist, architect's kitchen here, isn't it? yes, that is right, we can even hide the oven if we don't - want to look at it. nice big larders, hiding - the mess which is also a bit of a secret door short cut to our bedroom. i oh, it is a door. it is a doorway. come and follow me. wow. takes us past our bathroom. is this a bath? it is a nice big bath. the building is meant to evoke memories of old stone—built memory that once stood here, but it does stand out a bit when compared with its brick—built neighbours. one member of the local preservation society described it as an alien blob. and the council wanted it demolished. the long legal battle to keep the wrecking ball away has be

st paul's out there and we can see the stone. that is correct. that is our limestone exoskeleton.opean oak, timber. . is that to make it carbon neutral, carbon—negative? so if you remove all the aluminium partitions, plasterboard lining, - replace it all with timber frame land timber itself as the finishl and then any wet areas most stone. normal, minimalist, architect's kitchen here, isn't it? yes, that is right, - we can even hide the oven if we don't want to look at it. nice big larders, hiding the messi which is also a bit of a secret door short cut to our bedroom. oh, it is a door. it is a doorway. come and follow me. wow. takes us past our bathroom. is this a bath? it is a nice big bath. the building is meant to evoke memories of old stone—built memories that once stood here, but it does stand out a bit when compared with its brick—built neighbours. one member of the local preservation society described it as an alien blob. and the council wanted it demolished. the long legal battle to keep the wrecking ball away has been won — but it has left its scars. was there a moment w

st. paul's, st. clair's wasn't built until after i moved.hen. a guy who was the chief political reporter at the newspaper, tommy phillips, who lived a street behind us, a good friend of my grandfather's. the women in the dining room would have tea and men would in fact have a big breakfast. and if you were a kid and you're a young boy, you could sort of wander around the table. you could never sit at the table. and so i used to every once in a while walk in and wander around. i'd stand by my grand pop and i, i put my hand on his shoulder and they'd talked about everything from sports and politics and that's where i learned an awful lot. at that kitchen table. i learned from my grand pop that money doesn't determine your worth. i learned, he told me, and that's not a joke. those of you who know me know it to be true and you guys know it, is that no one in the world is more worthy than you, joey, but everyone's your equal. everybody's your equal. my mom would remind me. she'd say joey, you're defined by your courage and redeemed by your loyalt

united kingdom and france this week will begin a process that could see the return of most of africa, st. paul in historic and cultural artifacts. ahmed edris al jazeera, a butcher. ah, there's those zera, and these are the top stories. he was present, joe biden, doesn't appear to have the full support of his democratic party for his $1.00 trillion dollar spending program. a key democratic group is saying that they won't vote on the infrastructure bill without the build back. better acts full of els. in washing d. c. any explains why progressive democrats are holding else. this is a separate bill could be separate, but at the same time it's kind of linked to make the 2 of them live in parallel. i'll see the infrastructure bill is a bipartisan bill. so this is joe biden doing what he said he would do. join the presidential campaign, reaching out to republican saying, let's work together. let's make stuff happen together. and he's got the buy in of republican, so it looked like it was going to be a slam dunk. but now there are members of the democrats who are say, well, hang on a 2nd. we're goin

united kingdom of frost this week will begin a process that could see the return of most of africa, st. paul in historic and cultural artifacts. ahmed edris al jazeera of boucher ah, this is al jazeera vizier, top stories top oil and gas executives of face tough questions in the u. s. congress. the ceo of exxon mobil, chevron b. p. america and the president of shell were asked about their roles in down playing the threat of climate change. you as president joe biden is struggling to finalize a set of spending. bells. he doesn't appear to have the full support of his democratic party for his $1.00 trillion dollar program. but it made a rad trip to meet senators out the capitol to urge them to back the package. these are not about love versus right or moderate versus progressive or anything else to pitch americans against one. this is about competitiveness versus complacency. competitors versus complacency about expanding opportunity not opportunity didn't and i smile leading the world. we're learning the world passes by, you know, as a kingdom has some on the french ambassador after the seizu

united kingdom and france this week will begin a process that could see the return of most of africa, st. paul in historic and cultural artifacts. ahmed edris al jazeera of boucher. many countries worldwide are campaigning to get their stolen artifacts. back. mexico recently showcased 1500 indigenous rare pieces that were in european museums . it recovered more than $5700.00 items since 2018 museums and canada have started returning indigenous art including cree beaded hoods made in the 18 fifty's, nearly 2000 aboriginal and torres strait islander cultural heritage items had been repatriated to australia from overseas. who zealand has brought back the remains of $800.00 indigenous people after it created a repatriation program to return stolen mary and morty, already heritage and india is still battling to bring back historical artifacts that were stolen during its colonial rule and independence. in 1947. ah. all right, let's bring our guests in cambridge, u. k. so nita elaine master of jesus college at cambridge university in princeton, new jersey, chicka. okay. k a glue professor of african

laura from st. paul minnesota battled covid last november and for months after ward. left her with pressure and pain behind her eyes, severe sensitivity to light. her daughters call it photophobia. she was declared legally find four months after she had the virus. but laura kept fighting, determined to run a marathon. through a stride, an organization that matches visually impaired runners with guides they found trisha brentley. they trained together for months for the twin cities marathon. this week they raced. each of the three women running part of the race with laura. natalie with laura holding a tether. on natalie's back, that sign, guide runner. rachel with laura at mile 23. and the last mile, all four running together. crossing the finish line in 5 hours 38 minutes. and right here tonight -- >> hi, dad.>> hi,david. >>da orter:ur guides. natalie like it was my job to communicate to her all the excitement of the day. >> laura brennan. >> it was an honor to cross the finish line and witness the joy on her face as she realized her accomplishment. >> reporter: rache

let's go first to st paul's cathedral in london. you can hear the bells ringing out.s the idea of an environmentalist who said it is a historic function of church bells to send a warning, because they used to be the best form of communication we had, that was his idea. they meant the noise could one of flood's shipwrecks and now they can ring out for climate change, and bell—ringers can express themselves, giving people a voice. so they are ringing out for climate change as a warning against climate change, against a backdrop of cop26, of course, starting this weekend. lawyers for prince andrew have accused a woman of trying to "achieve another payday" at the duke's expense. virginia 6uiffre says she was sexually abused by him as a teenager. prince andrew has always denied the claims, and has now asked a judge to dismiss a civil lawsuit against him. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. after months when he has appeared to want to ignore the civil lawsuit brought by virginia 6uiffre, prince andrew has now instructed his lawyers to fight to clear his name.

okay, st. paul, back over to to broaden we're talking about the accountability on this. you know, what is the account by g feel comfy? you mentioned that you don't think that all point 1700000 migrants have been given full actual ability to come in. but they are, they're being led in do you feel like they have been accounted for and that what is the legal responsibility of the united states for their safety and for knowing who they are down the road? well, i think it's 100 percent of the legal responsibility of the american government to figure out who is here and who is not here in terms of the illegal immigrants here . look, i don't even think that they know how many illegal immigrants there were before this caravan before this, this administration with the 1700000 that have arrived. i think the, the claim was always $11000000.00 or so. i think it's more close to 30 or 35000000 in process. it's been many decades of this has been going on. so it's not at all surprised that this will be the case in terms of accountability. yes, we have to do that. i mean, we don't have a

. >>> next tonight, new troubling video from a deadly shootout inside a bar in st. paul, minnesota.led. 14 others wounded. investigators say they believe several suspects opened fire. police arrested three men who are being treated for injuries at the hospital. >>> and tonight, new details on the security scare that led to an emergency landing. this was at new york's laguardia airport. officials say the man is not facing charges, and there was no criminality. they now call it a misunderstanding. the republic airways flight evacuated after a passenger reported a man was acting suspiciously. >>> when we come back, the deadly onstage accident. >>> and a massive rescue effort in the west, after severe weather strands dozens of ultra marathoners. to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means... asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali... ...when taken with fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delayi

so if those are the 3 countries go down the st paul and cut a deal with amazon. we are looking to corporate global surveillance penalty, which is going to be held in the hands of unaccountable and profit driven corporation based in america, rather than the national intelligence agencies of each country trying to protect the system for better. yes, good or bad. but this just expands all the issues around, accountability and transparency in or national country, up to the ants degree to allow a foreign corporation to take over the management of this nation. and what times that we live in the name of shawn form, 5 intelligence officer, thanks for you. analysis of the story here around auntie. a price search is in the us show, no sign of easing anytime soon. the secretary of the treasury has said inflation rates are likely to remain at near a decade higher than at least the 2nd half of next year. let's give you an idea of just how that sitting people in their pockets the prices of youth cause and stakes have shut up by more than 20 percent. and if you will eggs with m

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united kingdom of france this week will begin a process that could see the return of most of africa, st. paul in historic and cultural artifact. ahmed edris al jazeera, a butcher. ah, this is our desert. these you top stories, top oil and gas executives have faced tough questions and the u. s. congress. the ceo's of exxon mobil, chevron b. p. america and the president of shell were asked about their roles and downplaying the threat of climate change. you as president joe biden is struggling to finalize his status spending bells he doesn't appear to have.

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around the world today and tomorrow, people are celebrating the annual blessing of the animals at st paul'sscopal church in walnut creek. about a dozen people brought their dogs for a blessing by reverend lynn sharp. the blessing of animals is held in honor of saint francis, who lived in italy from 11 81 to 12 26, and it's revered for his love of nature and animals. the blessing of the animals is held every year, but pet owners said this year is especially important because pets have helped so many people cope through the pandemic. church member emily hopkins volunteers at the animal shelter in martinez. she brought pictures to the ceremony of several animals who need permanent homes. oil reverend lynn was very gracious and named each of the animals by name and gave each one an individual blessing. and it was. it was very moving. reverend sharpe also said a special prayer for pets who have passed away and invited children to bring their favorite stuffed animal for a blessing. right now to our weather and our air quality. the bay area quality air quality management district issued another ad

a good time for people who have not been vaccinated to get their shots shootout at a busy bar in st paulday left a woman dead 14 other people wounded. police say preliminary information indicated several people fired gunshots. police arrested three men. who were being treated at a hospital after being hurt in the shootout. women in her twenties who was killed is the 32nd homicide victim of the city. so far this year, all of the other people who were shot or expected to survive, authorities were still investigating what may have led up. to that gunfire. senior taliban officials met with representatives from the united states and qatar this weekend. the taliban has agreed to prevent extremist attacks from originating in afghanistan. but there are doubts the taliban will be able to keep that promise. there have been questions about how much influence it actually has over isis and other groups. despite that the taliban has made it clear it does not want direct help from the u. s house speaker nancy pelosi has issued a public statement about her private visit with pope francis yesterday's mee

like when you extend the norm where the storm, if you close your eyes to see the sens cooled. roku st. paul, we say for some stockholm that was expectation that the prize would be even more timely, great expectation that it would be awarded to those who develop the m r n. a vaccines used in the fight against coven 19. in fact, we had a protest here. it's a nobel form by a group protesting against by on tech, not sharing its formula with the vaccine produces in developing countries. but that have been happy because the prize did gars. he said to david julius and odd m. potter putin are considered to have made a very, very crucial breakthrough in an area that's key to our survival at touch and temperature being out the sense, hate, cold, and mechanical stimuli as they put it. now, how was this done well, with millions of fragments of dna, many hours, many years in the laboratory. but perhaps most noteworthy with red hot chili peppers, i in fact a compound in chillies, cold caps ice in that's enabled them to identify the genes that are, that respond to hate. and then using mental to identify t

over 20 cathedrals took part, including durham cathedral and st pauls in london. we'll find out how the g20 summit, the fishing row with france — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening, in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are benjamin butterworth, late editor and senior reporter for the i, and john stevens, deputy political editor at the daily mail. lawyers for prince andrew have accused a woman of trying to "achieve another payday" — at the duke's expense. virginia guiffre says she was sexually abused by him as a teenager. prince andrew has always denied the claims, and has now asked a judge to dismiss a civil lawsuit against him. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. after months when he has appeared to want to ignore the civil lawsuit brought by virginia guiffre, prince andrew has now instructed his lawyers to fight to clear his name. the queen's second son has been accused by ms guiffre of sexual abuse when ms guiffre was 17—years—old and thus a minor under us state law. in papers filed in

tripoli, a gathering is seeking backing for efforts to bring peace and security ahead of december st. paul, the us, russia, turkey, and egypt are among those taking part as week to mallet train. i was at the conference, whereas in tripoli, so what does this conference mean for libya, malik? well, fully for the last 10 years, libya has been in golden and political divisions, conflict and violence. and this conference is the 1st time that a, a conference, or of this size has happened inside of libya. and we've seen conferences like this happened before in switzerland and germany and france and italy, and various countries. but for the 1st time we're seeing or over 30 countries or, you know, organizations like the un, the african union, the arab league, european union, foreign ministers from various countries like spain, italy, france, egypt, a saudi arabia and, and, and, and, and many other countries are here at various levels, what's the 1st time this is happening? the theo, the topics that will be discussed or unifying the us state institutions, in particular, the military institution, the