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it's like a rite of passage, kids grow up with the tornado drills here in st. louis. so everybody's used to t. you know when you hear the sirens and it's not followed with the big booming voice that says, this is a test. everybody knows to take cover. everybody pays really close attention. thankfully with the weather forecasting and the technology, we o really give -- you know, the folk who is do this professionally are able to really give the citizens a heads up. we knew it was coming and we took precautions. you can always prepare for the worst. but sometimes the weather systems can be unpredictable. there is a lot of traffic, a lot of traffic going out to west county and in missouri right now. we are grateful it wasn't anything worse. i am grateful for all of you out there. at the top of the hour, we were talking to rick in the fox extreme weather center. he was talking about the flooding being a trouble spot for those of you living in missouri. the flooding is anticipated to come your way. what are people doing to prepare for that? >> caller: you know, that's a really good point as w

st. luke's. with the resizing of the hospitals, cpmc came back to us and said, in fact, st. luke's is going to require a whole permitting process through the state and cathedral hill is more of a change, making the building smaller but not as much of a change. is and, so, in fact, cpmc came to the conclusion ~ that it would take one year longer to get st. luke's open than it would for cathedral hill instead of at the same time. what we agreed is -- and understanding that the city was going to impose fairly onerous liquidated damages if that deadline were missed, then cpmc i think understandably wanted a little padding. so, we agreed to let the liquidated damages which are a default of the contract and very serious amounts of money, would kick in if cpmc had not opened st. luke's by two years africa thea doctoral hill. but because we're not sure they actually needed the two years and some of that is just a safety valve, and because of how important it is to the city to make sure this happens, we instituted another layer of payments called delayed payments which start at one y

with you us as can you. i want it go with dylan dreyer. there is further tornado activity in st. loupies wlap do we have? >> yes. we have been knowing for a while now there was a marge area of the midwest under the gun with the storms but we do have a tornado warning in the st. louis area. we also have reports of a warning that has just expired, actually, near st. louis airport. but this one is a faster storm. it is moving east at about 50 miles an hour. as opposed to oklahoma moving about 25 miles per hour. there a developing tornado. you can see north of st. louis. that box that pops up. that tornado warning is in effect until 8:45 central time. about another 15 minutes now. there reports of damage in a town called st. ann. looks like spotters have seen the funnel cloud and there is rotation in the radar. that's the latest area in missouri now. that is under the gun with there tornado warning. they have been popping up all across the midwest. >> dylan, let me ask you a request about an earlier question which i just did not understand, which is the idea that the tornado, at least one of the tornadoes th

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it sounds awfully costly for a war that st amecans don't wa to get invold with. joining us to help put a price tag on all of this because ter al the show is cled "money," fox news midea expert and president of american islamic form for democracy. gentlemen, thank you to both of you for joining us. let me start with you. nd out? why is the present doinghis now? what do you think? was there a sudden smokingng gun or what was the final straw? >> well,elissa, as with all wars the eventually come to an end. they're realizing that there has been a significant devastation to the rebels. the numbers killed have been increasing exponentially, and there are signs now that they will move, which reset for years since the beginning of the revolution, that's where will beein and end. theye is a major massacre in play. there is even a word that the kingdom of saudi arabi and more broadly the kingdom of jordan have given the americans, our couny an ultimum thatther your help the rebels are youet out. you will have influence in the future. the cards have been pushed on the ground. the irani

st. croix? >> okay. >> inform us on this? >> you have the staff memo with the details before you. neither nigh of the complainant will be here, they can resolve the case without them. as this has been continued a few times. if you prefer not to you have the option to continue the case. any opinions on whether we want to address this case or do a further continuance? >> commissioner hur? >> in light of the request to continue and the fact that there are no respondents, i don't see the harm in continuing this further, i understand that it has been continued. a couple of times before and on the other hand the complainant said that they prefer that it be delayed given that it is per complaint, and she at least said that she has a >> i would agree with the conclusion and it is regrettable that we will be criticized very likely to delaying these and we were ready to bring it forward but i think that under the circumstances that the complainant requested that it not be considered tonight, that that would be acceptable. what happens the record could so in terms of the item, why it why it

us next. in with premium serce ke one of the st on-time devery recds and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business r business od. heing the world keep promises. lou: joining us now to assess the number of issues that are important to the republican party and its future is issues like immigration of foreign policy, national security joined by the chairman of the rnc, reince priebus. >> it is nice to be in the studio. >> a delight to have leo -- to have you. >> with the elephant behind me. [laughter] lou: let's start with your spokesman. you have senator john mccain senator lindsay gramm beating drums loudly with the military intervention in syria. 70 percent of the people say don't even think about it mr. president. are they representing the republican party? >> the national security is something that i have to tell you, it is not a place that we dived into a whole common thread is theis a president isn't bleeding and his yes is not a yes and he is not decisive. when he is pushed into military intervention of weapons or support by a comment might -- made by bill clinton.

st. likings insures we'll with a part of the health care system. it's been thought fulfill designed where we can see patients for efficiently. this has been designed to help us deliver babies into the safe arms of community. this services serves as a model and it will retain the heart and sole. two years ago, i had the opportunity to represent san francisco as a relief works or worker where i cared for the child victims of the devastating earthquake. on behalf of the patience i serve and their families i ask this commission approve the project today and let it start to be rebuilt thank you. >> you. come up i'll call a few more names (calling names) >> good afternoon. i'm the executive director. you heard about the c pmc work we support the immigrants. i'm also on the faculty of the san francisco state. i'm speaking because the impact on our community is going to be large. i think the recent agreements reflect good agreement and i you're going to you support the plans before you. i don't have the knowledge around planning you have that knowledge and understanding but in terms of the rippling effect i urge you to support this project. thank you >> thank you. >

with us. the 10 especially is just getting started. st  february 22nd. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration in the virginia legislature. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell, tea party republicans refuse to support the plan. but terry mcauliffe thinks this is too important a time for partisan politics. mcauliffe reaches out to democrats and urges them to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. a united airlines flight from hopping congress landed in new jersey after man stood up and claimed everyone on board was poisoned. dozens of police vehicles stopped by the plane. the man was taken off the plane and no passengers were harmed. >> a new search for remains jimmy hoffa. investigators are digging up a field in northern oakland county hoping to answer his disappearance. robin swartz has the story. >> using heavy equipment f.b.i. tear into the ground in northern oakland county hoping to unearth answers in the 1975 disa

to pro chain with less than a year now until they get under way the winners' medals were unveiled in st petersburg this week with some of the best of the russian traditions upon them. give us a glimpse of the spoils that will go to the olympic. now holding up one of these will be the dream of every athlete competing in sochi twenty fourteen which begin in just a month's time and here in st petersburg the medals were revealed for the very first time to the public the designers hope to capture russia's sense of national identity and character and they've tried to do that by showing the warm waters of the black sea crashing into the ice of krasnaya polyana up in the mountains and if you look very closely you will also notice a patchwork quilt thing here and that is meant to represent the multi ethnicity of russia a record thirty eight hundred of these will be produced and that is because sochi twenty fourteen will be the biggest winter olympics in history and also if you win one of these you will need a very strong net because they do you weigh in at something like over five hundred grams i spoke with jimmy for tuna shanker who chairs the sochi organizing committee and he hop

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st. luke's. we have a lot of psych patients coming in and we see them come and go with basically, no services after they leave us. but there's also a certain about some sub acute are the patients who are ventilator dependent. many of them maybeable be equivalent to go home. we have a sub acute but there are a total of assess of services in san francisco. the pacific and davis gnaws at that particular time those patients to our icu. the nearest comfortable sources are in distant city's and that's not okay, but the community around us needs to have some say. we want a full hospital at st. luke's we are not talking about health care. i have a couple of things from other speakers who were not able to be here today >> thank you. after the next speaker michael (calling names) >> linda chapman i'll speak for others when with he had an architect on our board they were helping staff to do a better job than this. i think it's great we're next to the alternate 3 a but as i recall it doesn't propose to the hospital when cut back half size would be one hundred feet over the height why can't it be closer to the 1 hundred and

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three weeks, but i think over the last several years it's been suggested that in 100 united sts senators are with us, the possibility of getting anything done in three weeks is virtually nil. with that i would thank the senator from vermont and i would yield. mr. leahy: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: mr. president, on amendment number 1183, i ask consent that the distinguished senior senator from utah, senator hatch, be listed as a cosponsor. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. -- mr. lee: mr. president, this amendment actually -- mr. leahy: this amendment actually makes a small -- i will speak on it at greater length but jf the vote, but it makes an important improvement in the processing of visas required for foreign -- performing artists before performing in american orchestras and other arts organizations. mr. leahy: it has to be processed in a timely way. we have had instances where orchestras, for example, in this country have had the privilege of having a visiting artist, maybe the best in their field, a violinist, pianist or whatever else

. >> with us now by phone from st.les county is government spokeswoman colin mcintee, tell me what the conditions are. >> right now we have a little bit of rain and seems cloudy right now. our mobile incident command post is going to be open at 8:00 a.m. to do damage assessment from last night's storm. overnight the dispatchers in the area reported a quiet overnight. we've seen power outages go down from about 15,000 to 9,500, and we're expecting with daylight and our mobile incident command post opens that there will be more damage reports. >> some of this is incredible to look at. your town was one of the hardest hit. >> yes, st. charles county, the executives declared a state of emergency for the county. the damage as of last night seemed to be confined to a ten square mile area some of the subdivision and communities that received damage cambridge crossing, habersham seemed to have received the worst damage as of last night, homes on crowley road were missing roofs and elementary school had roof damage and damage t

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with the nsa snooping story and president obama's continuation of the war on terror. but is the left's posture putting all of us in danger? we'll have a special report. a st. s teacher has been arrested after a classroom confrontation with his students. as we have told you student-teacher violence is becoming a national epidemic. we'll have a follow-up report. >> whoever did it to come into a private citizen's home, whether i'm a journalist or not and look in my family's computer and look in my work computer and go through it like they did. >> you sue their butt off. >> it's outrageous. >> and dennis miller is also outraged that hackers are apparently attacking news reporters. the d-man will be here. >> bill: caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone from the nation's capital. the factor begins right now. >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly reporting tonight from washington. president obama and national security that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. no matter what you think about government snooping, the cataloging of phone calls and emails, the intent is to protect us from terrorism. >> in recent years, these programs together with other

with the flooding there caused by these storms. massive storm system, extremely severe storms from oklahoma city to st. louis. we are still in the middle of msnbc's coverage of this storm. stay with us. >>> good evening, i am melissa rehberger. we follow breaking news out of oklahoma. the oklahoma city and moore area where a rash of violent and complicated storm systems have broken out today, bringing hail and flash flooding. several multiple tornadoes really, don't know how many there are just yet. it has been going on for hours. they have been extremely violent. one plowed through oklahoma city and into moore, oklahoma that was devastated by an ef-5 tornado two weeks ago. there's tornadic activity in norman, oklahoma, 50 miles down the road. that's home to university of oklahoma, sooners. so that's a college town packed with students and teachers and everybody that works for that facility. we are watching that closely as well. we also know that st. louis is now under tornado warnings as well. we will be keeping a very close eye on st. louis as well. but back to oklahoma, unfortunately there are about 40,000 people without power at this point, and the oklahoma state highway patrol

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business is gathering in st petersburg discuss what's happening in the world's economy with russia's political and business elites business correspondent is there and joins us now. ok to tell us what's topping the agenda today that. they care what we've already been speaking about tax evasion the federal reserve tapering their stimulus measures that's really what people are telling about today and also the conflicts to do with energy as well that's what we're really going to focus in upon now and just really the all take right now is seen as a lifeline in these growing times of energy the montanists front all economy that we're in at the moment so right now i've got maria found a haven to talk about this the head of the i.a.e.a. from a seed in special energy agency so tell me do you think that the key arctic nations will work together to use these resources o.t.c. potential competition and complex coming as a result of everyone trying to get in on that well i hope to work together and i think it's important they work together because everybody is looking at the arctic so magnifying glasses so what ever happens there will be scrutinized immediately and will

in st petersburg coming up after the break it's worlds apart with host of. south carolina is playing around with the idea of using shame plates which are license plates that can display special messages the department of motor vehicles would have complete access to all these plates and be able to display text on them like suspended uninsured amber alert or stolen you know i actually don't mind the idea of using shame as a punishment i guess it could be a real deterrent to have drunken loser written over the license plate of someone who drinks and drives in fact drugged driving plates have been in place in some states for a while but the problem is that more often than not shame penalties aren't the punishment for a crime but just a bonus one in my native ohio you can go to jail for three to thirty days and have your license suspended for one to three years for driving which is a brutal punishment in a country where everyone drives to work you see people are already punished for drunk driving and in america when you pay your debt to society i.e. you get out of jail you're supposed to have a clean slate but the bon

st. mark's. it was just an incredible day. and that's what working with our community partners with the faith-based community and with the sharing community. ~ so, when mayor lee came to us about six months ago with this idea to partner with the sharing community, we were very excited and we said yes. we had our first meeting, first of many figuring out how we can build a platform together to make it very simple for our residents in san francisco to be able to get the resources they need and to be able to connect in a disaster using the tools that already exist in the platform. so, on that note i'm going to introduce mayor ed lee who knows disasters like no one else. he is the biggest supporter of our preparedness in san francisco and it's an honor to work for you, mr. mayor. >> thank you. thank you, ann. good morning, everybody. the good news this morning is that there's no city-wide disaster. but we take this opportunity to remind ourselves that everything that we can do ahead of time to better prepare for disaster is going to be incredibly beneficial to our residents, to our small businesses, even to our major businesses. and, so, i have been very glad to have been wo

with you. she's in charles county, which is in the western part of the st. louis. tell us what's going on where you are? >> about 30 minutes from the city of st. louis. here is what's going on in this area. straight line winds can do just as much damage. this is where the roof is. pieces of that 6,000 square foot home and they are all on the lawn of this house. this was their dream home. they built it from the ground up. there is just boards and debris everywhere. for a few minutes ago, mr. weiss, robert weiss took us inside. inside of all of the places, the common areas, it seems to me that he's in a little bit of shock right now. the dream home that you had wished for all of your life is sitting, actually, your front yard. now, this area has had quite a lot of damage. we've seen trees down, just big trees taken out of there from the ground and on the roads. we've seen other roads on the streets as well. quite a lot of devastation here. but, wolf, this is perhaps the worst of this devastation, saint charles county, in the area that we are, off of highway 94. >> heartbreak

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