st. paul's tradition to bless gold and a censer, by the hour the rashness of the ad. pan only at the end of the 15th and the beginning of the 18th with blessed gold to the faucet of dasha and a man, he wiped his throat from ailments wernicka kadzhali with his handbags and vice versa sets, and their ailment lives in the yak. kadetna was baptized to marry different trees with dadatka vodorozhdenka her height of ten gatunka codre was with a two-named groin and it is important to step on africans sama and ethiopia and saudi arabia . we write hot craig give first letters, personalized moderation and the powerful year of the kmb 2023 were read in latin by monsignor benedica christos. what does christ bless the house mean? to write on the courtyards of this symbols in the iconic cord function, and he guessing and the same haram of the house and guests, that in this house is religion. maya is a family in emirenya and vera is not only private, on the right of skin members of the panam family are related folk traditions. for example, the number of families at the end of the chr

this morning's presentation at st paul's is the most important audience in western history. rules to be obeyed. doors closed and locked at precisely 10 a.m. late arrivals denied admission. british general law like summary of st paul's alumnus and host for today's event has made this very clear as everyone entering the room well knows, monty always gets his way. military police blocked the entrance. the large men unsmiling americans polish helmets, sidearms, generals and admirals stand single file to present their engraved summons an assemblage of stars and bars 100 officer strong no invitation, no admission every important military figure world war two, the european theater waits in the queue. except for the french. they're not invited it also the russians, but they war plans of their own. churchill makes his way to the front of the room in a black knee length frock coat, small ring, double corona, wedged the left corner of his mouth inside its wood paneled walls. cigaret smoke, british and accents. and a most intriguing visual display quote on the stage was a map of the nor

the go most acted on. others had done the stop. st. paul scar which still leaves 80 percent and hundreds, perhaps thousands of shipwrecked line on the bottom of the sea. benedick touch needs his expeditions together with a research institute. their purview is the whole of the baltic sea. their home is ganske bay this is the place where the 2nd world war was started by nazi germany under adult hitler. numerous ships were sunk in the final years of the war, as well as tons of munitions. benedick touch discovery, one of the most toxic rex, the stuttgart. it was once an elegant passenger steamer, then used as a hospital ship for hitler's navy. it was sunk by american forces in the fall of 1943. it's still haul has been at the mercy of the sea water for almost 80 years. has become noble on his answers. anyone who's ever had a polonaise, a polish car, knows what happens when the russians attacks. are you? yes. but i key years. even ships and direction to caitlin? yeah. oh sure. no. the construction just breaks apart. it's the construct tissue res

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. >> we heard those chants from the crowds during the funeral of pope john now st. paul ii.adings how all the readings were about giving yourself over to god and the joy that comes from that and i think that really was the life of pope benedict. he was a man who truly gave himself over to god. >> the beginning and the end of the homily that was quoting the gospel of luke, father, into your hands i commend my spirit. >> yeah, i also thought that there was a particularly beautiful moment in the homily where the pope was addressing the words of st. gregory the great but could easily have been a description of pope benedict. he had the awareness of a shepherd that he could not bear alone what, in fact, he could never bear alone and, therefore, he knew how to entrust himself in prayer and care to the people that have been entrusted to him. i think that is a perfectly sums up of the humility of this man and the care with which he made this decision. >> danke benedict, the pope, george, he will be laid to rest in a symbolically powerful place in the grottoes. talk a little about th

those gathering in the capitol at st. paul as the high-stakes vote took place.enate minority leader mark johnson responding to the bill, today we're not codifying roe v. wade, or doev gomez, we're talking about youth sterile ages, late-term abortions for vast a ray of preproductive services. republicans proposed many amendments to the bill to add protection to the unborn but all were eventually shot down. >> minnesota has pioneered the limits of viability and if a child can survive outside of the womb, i think it is a reasonable and moderate place to say that that child deserves a shot. >> reporter: left-wing of the senate gave no room for negotiation. >> we don't need the people in this room, the people in this chamber, to be telling pregnant people what kind of care they can get, when and why. with that mr. president i move the a 1034 amendment. >> reporter: state senators passed legislation by one vote. governor tim walls is expected to sign it into law. will: brooke, thank you for that report. it is described as one of most extreme laws enshrined in state la

>> you know, we have a in the st. paul police department, and i'm not the chief anymore, but we have to get into the conversation about the culture of the agencies and policy really mean nothing without a good solid culture. i remember in the wake of george floyd having conversations with the officers and having tears in their eyes and conversations in their eyes almost three years later with tears in their eyes and the same conversations, and we are disgusted with what we have observed on the video and heard on the audio. it is absolutely going to have to change. but there are things that can be done. i guarantee you that this is not, it was not a surprise by other members, and good members of the memphis police department who saw this happen, because officers don't come to work on any given day and decide to act in this egregious way. they have done this before, and what is monitored is managed. >> and just to follow up on that point. how do you weed that out, right? is that part of the training? how do you look out for,

she wasn't well enough to be at the thanksgiving service at st paul's cathedral, but her family werehe duke and duchess of sussex, making their only official appearance at the platinum jubilee. the following day, it was party at the palace, and that special guest invited for tea. thank you for having me. i do hope you're having a lovelyjubilee. tea? oh, yes, please. some of the world's most well—known musicians had buckingham palace as their backdrop for the party. # notorious #. which ended with a spectacular drone light show in the dark summer sky. the final day of the jubilee celebrations, and the pageant took centre stage. quirky, eccentric reminders of the decades of the queen's reign. the royal family seemed to love it. prince louis again got himself noticed. but the most poignant moment, the queen's last appearance on the balcony. we now know this was more than just thank you. it was the last time we'd see her in this familiar location, where so many key moments, so many national memories had been made. for the king, there was now the adjustment to life as sovereign. his early

and quote job and quote st. paul and say, "we only see through a glass darkly at this point." and so i think that -- i would never want to cede the ground of theology and faith to those who would use theology and faith for their own ends. >> you won the pulitzer prize r your biography of andrew jackson. jackson, who is the proto-american populist. he is the figure that many trump advisers pointed to as precedent for trump's own slash-and-burn brand of politics. and when trump toured andrew jackson's home in 2017, you wrote an open letter urging him to, quote... what do you see now in hindsight? and i know you say it takes 30 years to really understand a presidency in the in the context of history. but what do you see as the points of overlap and the critical differences between the two presidents? >> the critical difference -- and by the way, that letter i wrote had no effect whatever -- [ laughs ] -- on the president. andrew jackson, for all of his manifold sins and wickedness, and there were a lot of them, believed in the american union. he believed in the constitution. so i

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the car seats saved the children's lives >>> a scare at minneapolis-st. paul airport a delta flight slid off the taxiway. there were no injuries among the 147 on board >>> a major storm is bear wilbearing down on the west coast that could unleash massive flooding and high winds what a mess. >> what a mess indeed for folks on the east coast and in the south where they're dealing with severe weather you can see this line of thunderstorms continuing to march off to the east stretching from basically new orleans to atlanta and as far north as knoxville and nashville starting to see that winding down there but the potential for severe weather remains and has shifted a little farther to the east places like macon included in that and we'll see the potential for isolated tornados, not quite as widespread or impactful as what we dealt with yesterday. but the potential is there hail also a possibility for us meanwhile the same system continues to bring ligplaces li alabama and florida. potentially record-breaking temperatures in places like new york the heat is out the

st. paul's cathedral, broadcasting the virgin mary against the backdrop of los angeles. beat in yols, and this is the 100-year-old church of santa barbara, what a full-fledged from spain now the vogli have the status of a skatepark with a monumental painting of frescoes with smartphones and shorts recognized by the russian orthodox church such yo osteohabi-mini of the nikolaev malitskaya monastery, that under the sphere so people are shown graphs that the painting near vitebsk is nothing new and it is for those who today live around and are denied food. so we interpret, the remainder will thin out, they were not born with profiles for everyone, that is, and the ale church no longer turns around in appearance. i got on top of him big deeds, i'm messing with a child. yes, it looks like that, and it is non-standard. yes, it didn’t sound, yak but, however. let it not get drunk, and it will be clear to that youth when i come, at the church. uh, yes, god, it’s so self-plus how to submit to faith well, of course, of course, well, the same thing for any believer who comes here w

and in st. paul traveled to the mexican border city of reynosa to find out what this new policy means for thousands of migrants hoping to enter the united states. the new immigration policies have created a dramatic challenge for these migrants from heidi. thousands are stuck here on the mexican side of the border. trying to understand the new. a pastor tries to explain, but many questions remain. lee, you works for a refugee and g o. he to is trying to understand what the new u. s. requirements mean for mike, have se if it, well, i'm here to see what it's about, like is it that and how i can help? i think it's through an app as i understand it. okay, okay, to stay for marian applica. your next stop is a storage place at least 3 times a week. he picks up warm clothes for the refugees. the nights are cold. this time of the leo tells us there about 10000 people in the region right now. this camp, he's greeted with joy to day, he distribute socks for the children alone go get worth it. is that all i can

the country spent the weekend celebrating thejubilee, the prime minister was booed on his way into st paul'she tory drumbeat of discontent finally reached a climax. it's monday and mps return to westminster today amid growing speculation that borisjohnson could face a vote on his leadership. what more can you tell us? we are expecting that sir graham brady, the chair of the 1922 committee, as it's known... we're holding a vote of confidence and it will take place today. you will have a result this evening. just two and a half years ago, borisjohnson won a stonking majority. tonight, he's reduced to scrabbling around for every single vote among his colleagues. boris johnson's fate was now in the hands of his own mps. it should be any second that we find out that result from sir graham brady. the vote in favour of having confidence in borisjohnson as leader was 211 votes. and the vote against was 148 votes. therefore, i can announce that the parliamentary party does have confidence in borisjohnson. borisjohnson was safe, for now. well, after all that drama, surely things were about to quieten

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host: next israel in saint -- next is ray in st. paul, minnesota. caller: my son filed his taxes for 2021, probably in february, and he never got a check back until november. i went so far as to call my state rep and got them working on it. when i would call the irs, i couldn't get a hold of anybody. you would sit on the phone for three or four hours and nobody would answer and it says go to the website. you go to the website and all the things they prompt you to do, they say we can't help you. all i wanted to do was ask a question, did you get it? is there a problem on it? this has been going on for many years. i remember dealing with the irs 20 years ago, and you would sit on the phone and wait and wait. i don't the irs did a big computer upgrade, and that was probably 20 years ago. you get $21 billion a year just to take our money and you still can't get proper service. host: it seems like a lot of the questions are just getting the phone answered. guest: that is why we talked about it in the annual report. the irs, a decade ago, was closer to th

in the upper midwest, clearing snow at the minneapolis/st. paul airport. and tonight, those dire warnings already about what is right behind this. jin ginger zee is standing by with the forecast and abc's mola lenghi in california. >> reporter: tonight, a relentless, multi-day severe weather outbreak firing up across the south. accuweather capturing the torrential rain pelting alabama. in lexington, kentucky, streets becoming rivers. south of louisville, first responders rescuing a person from a flooded pickup truck, guiding them to safety. the system already spawning multiple reported tornadoes. including a twister west of little rock, in garland county, arkansas. surveillance footage showing it crossing the football field, hitting a school. our mireya villarreal on the ground. >> that massive line of storms barreling through jessieville, arkansas. you can see right here, this metal light post snapped right in half. the students inside the school behind me forced to shelter in place just to stay safe. >> reporter: on the northern side of this sprawling sy

reporter: that system crossing the country, dumping more than a foot of snow in the minneapolis-st. paul area. overnight, a delta flight sliding off a taxiway. and in montgomery alabama, a possible tornado damaging more than 50 homes and business. two people hurt. well, tonight, authorities confirming a second person killed in last weekend's flooding here in sacramento county, after a levee break. you see the dump trucks lined up there behind me. those are work crews racing to plug that break ahead of the next round of storms coming in. david? >> mola lenghi, thank you. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, live in the bay area tonight. and ginger, i haven't been able to say this here enough tonight, the question is, where will all of this rain go, given the fact this region is so saturated already? >> reporter: and that's part of the problem. yes, they need it. reservoirs will like it, but it's going to happen so quickly and come with such intense wind, that's going to be the problem. so, this storm is so powerful, david, that we're ending up seeing the noaa hurricane hunte

greg in south st. paul, minnesota. line for democrats. greg, good afternoon to you. caller: thank you and i'd like to thank you for having me on. i've been watching this thing from the beginning. and it's really irritating me and it's both sides. they act like children, they act like the kids that i went to school with in first, second and third grade. and also they're always talking about, well, we have this job to do and that job to do and when they call their names, they're not even there. i understand that there are people that have doctors appointments, that have to go to the toilet or whatever. but all this talking and back slapping that's going on is a bunch of nonsense. and arguing back and forth. i mean, it's just chaos. that's what it is really. it's chaos and that's what people are tired of in this nation. host: scott is on line for all others out of novelty, ohio, in the buckeye state. good morning. caller: good morning. i'd just like to say that one reason the republicans have control of the majority is from allowing the states to have districts so jerry

thank you for the work you do with the palace in st. paul, minnesota. mr. michelson: thank you to the members of the judicial committee for allowing me to appear here for you today. my appearance is based on 50 years in the live entertainment industry. my name is jerry michelson, ceo of jam production that has produced event since 1972. let me briefly talk about the job of promoters. we work with agents and managers to route tours to markets across the country. we make payments talk artist contracts with the venue. put tickets on sale and produce a show. we pay the cost and resume all the risks. when live nation loses money on a concert, they can make up for that with operating income from ticketing and sponsorship. we can't do that. our competitor, live nation earns money from selling money to our concerts. in 2009 i appeared in front of the committee and testified about the merger between live nation and ticketmaster. i said the unification of these goliaths would create a business with extraordinary market power and clout. i testified that if this merger

in st. paul, minnesota of the authorities admitted they were wrong. this is significant. a teacher shown a picture of the prophet mohammed, one student objected number showing the image was islamohphobic, the teacher was fired. using the term islamofphobic was flawed. that is it? just flawed? they are dancing around, scared of academic freedom. free-speech the gum at be debate should be the priority, not the cringing apologies for the slightest perceived offense. struggling for money, enrollment, so many seem to have no backbone. they cave to show sensitivity. the teacher warned her students she was about to display the prophet mohammed's image, went out of her way not to offend, the student still complained and the teacher was let go, fired. i get the impression there's a new activist class of students. it starts with propaganda from leftist teachers, then goes on to colleges where activists seek out every possible insensitivity. they are looking forward. as for the fired teacher, she will carry the label for the rest of her career. of colleges want to avoid this, get a

here is bethany from st. paul, minnesota.'t promise something that juicy and with hold it unless your adam schiff who had nothing. call me pencil neck. i had nothing yesterday. inside joke. producers what is your window, 90 seconds to the window. i have nothing i have to share with the audience. half that stuff is on the fly. last time i faked a window. how many windows have i faked carolyn from connecticut why haven't they leaked files? spread out document shot we got from mar-a-lago. skiff from pittsburgh, i wonder if that has gas stoves. tim from utah, i heard the planes couldn't take off because there were potholes on the tarmac. bridge it from veil, colorado, it is 2023 jesse, women can fly planes an carry boxes. they can fly planes. would i ask a woman to help me move? probably not, not because i am a misogynist because of the other reason. josh from knox sil, tennessee, happy monday. scott from bradenton, florida, tomato both a fruit and vegetable. my family has been growing them 100 years. tomatoes are a bi. didn't kn

host: next israel in saint -- next is ray in st. paul, minnesota. caller: my son filed his taxes for 2021, probably in february, and he never got a check back until november. i went so far as to call my state rep and got them working on it. when i would call the irs, i couldn't get a hold of anybody. you would sit on the phone for three or four hours and nobody would answer and it says go to the website. you go to the website and all the things they prompt you to do, they say we can't help you. all i wanted to do was ask a question, did you get it? is there a problem on it? this has been going on for many years. i remember dealing with the irs 20 years ago, and you would sit on the phone and wait and wait. i don't the irs did a big computer upgrade, and that was probably 20 years ago. you get $21 billion a year just to take our money and you still can't get proper service. host: it seems like a lot of the questions are just getting the phone answered. guest: that is why we talked about it in the annual report. the irs, a decade ago, was closer to th

. >> st. paul hospital is home to up with of those sights >> a patient would be sitting here.provide them with our supplies and inject their supplies. ideally we should have be rejectioning them. they can do that at the beginning or after we're prepared and we couldn't use a lit of the prepared symptoms. we'v manndd 1esha >> it's reversed by narcan? >> yeah, we don't always need to use far van. we're able to bring the person back. >> in the first three months of this year alone the office reported over 200 deaths. at this rate the total for 2016 could exceed 700 or 800. >> the same year it declared a state of emergency in response to the drug overdose crisis. a state of emergency still in effect six years later. >> we know even though it's been a terrible toll the number of deaths over 1,000 people now since the start of the emergency, it probably would have been 2 1/2 perhaps times higher if we hadn't pu >> 3200 overdoses were reversed. >> it's much easier to open an overdose prevention sight. they don't have to meet all of the federal requirements. they are trained. and yet

st. john paul ii, his predecessor was original ly ori. come down -- >> todd: if you are just joining us, the funeral for pope emeritus benedict xvi just ending on the steps of the basilica. pope benedict will be buried under st. peter's basilica. the pope was 95 years old. >> ashley: starting with a fox news alert. house lawmakers head back to capitol hill for third attempt to select a speaker. kevin mccarthy says some progress has been made, but they have voted six times and hold-outs have not shown a sign they are ready to budge. i'm ashley strohmier for carley shimkus. >> todd: zach nunn here to tell us if he's seeing progress before today's vote. start live in washington with a look at what is in store for day three, david. >> seventh round likely today at noon, when the house gavels back into session, kevin mccarthy sat through more votes yesterday, losing 20 members who refuse to support his speakership. negotiations went late into the night. >> i felt as though we had very good discussion. >> where -- does -- what next? >> that vot

st. paul's hospital is home to one of those sites. >> the patient would be sitting here at one of the four and we would provide them with supplies and they would prepare and inject their supplies. ideally, we would be testing their drugs for them so they can do that at the beginning or after, we can use the prepared substance. >> have you reversed here? >> we've had almost 200 overdoses we have managed to reverse varying in severity. but yes. almost 200. >> and it has reversed all of these by narcan? >> we don't always need to use narcan. if it's a mild overdose with just stimulation and oxygen support, we are able to bring the person back. announcer: you are watching global bc. >> bcs provincial health officer has declared a public health emergency because of a disturbing spike in overdose deaths. >> overdose prevention sites got the go-ahead in 2016. >> in the first three months of this year alone, the coroner's office reported over 200 deaths. at this rate, the total for 2016 could exceed 700 or 800. >> the same year, it declared a state of emergency in response to the drug overdose cri

. >> growing up in st. paulhe chronic" made hip-hop digestible to everybody. it was a hip-hop tsunami, and we didn't see it coming. >> death row records going to be the next motown, you know what i'm saying? "the chronic" album was the foundation, and we're going to keep rolling on till the house is finished. ♪ it's the bow to the wow and creeping and cgasta rap superstars are not just singing about being mean and nasty and vicious.you ♪ they're accused of living up to their lyrics. ♪ all respect to those who break their neck ♪ >> tupac shakur, rap star and movie star, was arrested in new york and charged with sodomy and sexual assault. atlanta cops had arrested tupac less than a month earlier for shooting two off-duty police officers. >> tupac was languishing in jail waiting for his appeal when suge knight swooped in and basically offered to pay his bail if he signed a contract. >> death row. you will see your art brought to a bigger platform, and you will be paid one of these days. >> even though he was an eas

. >>> hamlin university is a small private college in st. paul minnesota.n adjunct professor, eric colopez operator used to teach a art history class. not anymore. she has been fired. she showed the students a picture of prophet muhammed. she warned students. if they had any problems. no one came forward. she showed the picture. after the lecture, the student complained an an investigation followed the student who complained, as a muslim, black woman, she said she was disrespected. she raised no problems. she had to appear in video meeting the dean compared showing a image of mohammed compared to using racial epithet for people. dr. operator was fired. this is the reversal of a true and proper role for a university. it sastra mat kick stamping of free speech. liberal arts are being exposed to points of view not necessarily your own. i get the impression some students are eager to be offended. it is their way of ad saning their own opinions at the expense of those who disagree with them. no free speech. no worthwhile education. second hour of "varney" just g

. >> small private college in st. paulstarted before and its nest in the national conversation about education because the school reportedly fired a professor fo showing her class and image of the muslim prophet mohammed. more on the wild world of welcome. let's bring in joe bob. here is thing i don't think thi is at hamline anniversary. she mauled on those she kind of went and was rendered by people and they fired her and here's the thing this is what they say about firing her. to look upon an image of the prophet mohammed for many muslims as against their faith. it was important are muslim students as well as other students feel safe, supported and respected both in and out o their classrooms. the first amendment group calle pet america said not renewing a professor's contract under the circumstances is academic malpractice of a type that chills speech among all faculty which is what i think is insane. >> when it turns out to she als also decided to tell the entire class she was going to do it several times leading up to

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i know there's been a trend, unfortunately remember in my own hometown of st. paul, minnesota, with the death of george floyd. many other states around this country. there are oftentimes that people have attempted to hijack an otherwise peaceful protest, or try to use it as a protection reason to advance their own agenda. are you hearing anything about outside agitators that might be in the city of memphis, preparing to have their own version of the protest? >> not necessarily outside protesters, but if you pay attention to the last council meeting, we have had dozens of community members, both at the council meeting, and voicing their process. they're demanding the release of the film, and i hope that we essentially comply with the public's request. this type of information should be public, and we should do everything that we can in order to give the people what they want, and also to give people that live in the city of memphis safety in their homes. >> we have some sound from that very public hearing, let's play a little bit for the audience's perspective as wel

. >> acceptance rate in st. paul, minnesota. great go-ahead you're on the air. >> yes my son filed his taxes for 21. probably did them in february. ckwe never got a check, he never got a check back until november. i will so far is to call my state rep, angie craig, and got them working on it. when i call the iris i couldn't get a hole of anybody pretty is on the phone for three or four hours and nobody would answer it didn't says go to our website pretty go to theth website, youo to the things they prompt you to get a we can help you with that. all i wanted to do is ask the question because it is taking so long, did you get my form? here's a problem with it? this is been going on for many years. members of the irs 20 years ago. he would sit on the phone and wait and wait and wait. i know the irs did a big computer upgrade. that was probably 20 years ago. i am just wondering you got $31 billion a year to take our money and stuff and you sell can't provide proper service. >> it just seems like a lot of questions are just in the ph

you st paul's, minnesota whatever? you know, they call those at the same time. so the culture of islam. yes. yeah. that's an interesting place. yes. it's pretty hot. yes. so so basically all what nomads and nomads are able to adopt. i couldn't wait to see a snow i thought snow was fantastic and you know i really could not it was like i love story you know i wanted to see it to this day i don't know if done justice in writing about the snow how lovely it was for me to see us not to touch it, to feel the pain of the cold, to walk in it, you know, to write something as if it's a sand, right? a name, maybe. my name all to me. i still love that, you know, that love of the snow. did not die, but are the only differences i've grown a little bit. so when you get a little bit older, you know, you want to see a warmer place. you know, america is still in progress. america is still learning. america is still not complete all you know. so the more we write about america, the more we tell the story america perhaps i'm hopeful that america will continue to learn. i am most li

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they were in pitch, it go to st. paul, can home fans left early? the defeat leads lampart and his team just one point above the premier league relegation saying you as soccer is launched. an investigation out ahead coach greg burn halter admitted to kicking his wife 32 years ago. he made the revelation of to someone contacted him during the world cup and threatened to quote, take him down. the pair reconciled off to the incident in 1991 and now have 4 children. us soccer says it's investigation is throwing up potential inappropriate behavior towards multiple members of staff by individuals outside of their organization. american football player demo homeland remains in a critical condition and hospital off to suffering a cardiac arrest during an nfl game. the buffalo bills safety collapsed off to colliding with a player from the cincinnati bengals. according to his team, he remains an intensive care at a hospital in cincinnati, where fans have been gathering the suspended game between the 2 teams won't be resumed this week. perhaps the most importa

that's like st paul's very popular hiking area in mill valley. and before you get there, even i mean, disagree in very wet. this is an example of what you can experience in the north bay. we drove from petaluma. >> over here to mill valley and at times i had to make sure had both hands on the wheel had to make sure that i was driving a little bit slower than normal. so just a few tips for you because there are times when rain is heading this way, you're going to hit heavy rain, very high gust of wind. we experience that honor drive down here in valley. in the meantime, this power a power lines the pollen on a cascade drive. they still remain down. it's a few people, probably an area that are being affected by it. and as i said, thousands in the without power. so we'll keep our eye on the situation here. again, we have to drive up and down to see what we can see. the city can give you the report live his diet no service up there. i do recall going on a hike over at cascade falls. not having any service. you're on a hike. not great when you're tryi

border, some people describe it as one city across an international border the way you might think of st. paulnneapolis. there are concerns that if they tightened things up too much, commerce between -- interchange which is often daily with the citizens of both of those places, could slow down, as what the biden ministration planning to do not going to affect that? because i know people in el paso and horrors like the fact that there is eve me movement of people and goods and kong mers between those two places. >> as i answer that question, you know i will walk around here so you can see what you can see, but that is part of what president biden, he is meeting with north american leaders on monday and mexico's president at that north american summit in mexico city. certainly there is concern, about the relationship between the u.s. and the mexico. now i can tell you i was in side just a few weeks ago and they had been continuing with this massive influx, especially now that it increased number of nicaraguans, cubans, and haitians have been going through that area, but mexico is apparently agre

he's joining us from st. paul, that's over in minnesota. welcome to the al jazeera news hour. can i just get your initial thoughts on, on what we heard mary garland say just a few moments ago, and that he's appointing a special counsel to investigate the biden documents pro was, is exactly what the attorney general should do, appoint his special counsel. we should not have the attorney general of the united states who is on reporting to the president denies lights investigating the president. we need his battle council ah, involving any investigation of the president or you want to works for the president on they should investigate what happened in 2016, 2017. when these documents were packed up on the vice president's office and shipped to the pen biden's center as well as to the president's home in law in delaware. ah, what happened? what went wrong? because classified documents are marked as such weather cover that says they're classified as so unless they just sent in some moving company don pack the vice president's office or you would think that someone would have caught

and thank you for the work you do with the palace in st. paul minnesota. >> thank you senator. taking chairman derman, recommend or graham, and senator lee and senator klobuchar, along with members of the committee for allowing me to appear before you today. i'm here to speak on behalf of my colleagues, fellow promoters, and most importantly, concert fence. my presence before you is based on my 50 years of experience in the live entertainment industry. my name is jerry michelson, president of jam productions, a company that has produced events since 1972. as a primer for those who may not know, let me briefly talk about the job of promoters. we work with agents and managers to route 2 markets across the country. we make guaranteed payments to artists, contracted venues, market show to put tickets on sale, and produce the show. we pay all the costs and assume all risks. if live nation loses money, they can become comfort with operating income from ticketing and sponsorships. we cannot do that. we do not have those. our competitor letters -- earns money from serving tickets to ou