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do you feel like in st.the baptist parish right now you're essentially in those same circumstances, or do you feel like you might be any better along? >> no, we're in the same circumstances. the biggest issue is electricity. i've met with our energy representatives. all of our substations in st. john parish, energy substations, have been damaged. so before we can even begin to see electricity brought to homes, every substation has to be repaired. that is going to take a huge effort, and that is going to take a large amount of time. so without electricity, you can't fully rebuild. so i would agree with that assessment. this is a long road ahead of us before we can get to some areas being habitable again. >> jaclyn hotard, the president of st. john the baptist parish in louisiana, a beautiful and beloved part of that state undergoing such trial and tribulation right now. good luck to you and your team. please stay in touch with us. please let us know and the country what needs to be done about this. >> thanks

bernard, st. charles, st. james, st. john the baptist, st. tammany, tangipahoa, and terrebonne. after the roof is installed, the home will be declared habitable. one of the requirements to participate in the program is the roof has to make your home habitable. if it is otherwise too damaged to live in once you get a roof on it, you will not qualify. but we want you to call and register and have people come out and check out your home if you have any doubt and you want to participate in the program. you sign up for the program at blueroof.us. you can also call toll-free 1-888-roof-blu. there is no "e" at the end of that one. you will get more information about the program. i know that that is a long update, and i will take your questions in just a moment. i want to thank the lieutenant governor for traveling with me over the last several days as well. but to conclude, i know people are anxious and tired. i know they are hot, and that tempers can flare when you are waiting in those long gas lines. i am asking people to be patient. the strongest storm -- at this time, the strongest

all of our substations in st. john parish have been damaged.to see electricity brought to homes, every substation has to be repaired. that is going to take a huge effort and that is going to take a large amount of time. so without electricity, you can't fully rebuild. so i would agree with that assessment. this is a long road ahead of us before we can get to some areas being habitable again. >> a beautiful and beloved part of that state undergoing such trial and tribulation right now. good luck to you and your team. please stay in touch with us and let us and the country know what we need to know about this. >> thank you very much, rachel. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. we'll be right bak stay with us life opens up. aleve it, and see what's possible. ♪♪ energy is everywhere... even in a little seedling. which, when turned into fuel, can help power a plane. at chevron's el segundo refinery, we're looking to turn plant-based oil into renewable gasoline, jet and diesel fuels. our planet offers countless sources of energy. but it's only huma

those are ascension, jefferson, lafourche, livingston, plaquemines, st. bernard, st. charles, st. james, st. john the baptist, st. tammany, tangipahoa, and tara bone -- t erre bonne. one of the requirements is it has to make your home habitable. if it is otherwise too damaged to live in once you get a roof on it, you will not qualify. you can have people check on your home if you have any doubt if you are eligible. i know that that is a long update, and i will take your questions in just a moment. i want to thank the lieutenant governor for traveling with me over the last several days as well, but to conclude, i know people are anxious and tired. i know they are hot, and that tempers can flare when you are waiting in those long gas lines. i am asking people to be patient. the strongest storm -- at this time, the strongest storm to ever hit louisiana, that happened on sunday and through sunday night. on monday, we were trying to open roads and do search and rescue. and really it has just been tuesday, wednesday, and now thursday that we have been able to push out and join forces wi

st. luke's health system. st. luke's has major hospitals in boise and in meridian, idaho. st. luke's is the biggest health care system in the whole state. and look at what the declaration spells out about what the crush of very sick covid patients has done there. quote, the following conditions exist which support activating crisis standards of care. idaho covid-19 hospitalizations largely of unvaccinated individuals continue to climb to record levels. the massive surge of covid patients has exhausted the supply of staff, available beds, and necessary resources to adequately address the increased demand for health care services. on september 15th, yesterday, st. luke's health system, the largest health care system in the state, requested the actvation of crisis standards of care in accordance with idaho law. st. luke's has opened 93 beds already in non-traditional overflow areas. st. luke's reported they had run out of physical beds and would be treating patients on stretchers until the a

and made finishing st.riority. >> is not only an honor for the great american community but a responsibility to all these thousands of people lost to offer a place for prayer. >> the architect modeled st. nicholas after church in istanbul. it's marble exterior hued from the same mountain. >> this is why if you're an american, if you're great american, this is our american parthenon. >> the archbishop said st. nicholas is a beacon, reminding us that life will always triumph over darkness. the church officially opens for services on easter of 2022. shannon. >> shannon: lauren green in new york, thanks. where are we 20 years after the 9/11 attacks? we are going to talk to the executive director of the national fallen firefighters association, chief ron siarnicki. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire growing up in

there is st. augustine. we have holy name and of the sea. >> just to finish up, ron, your website is rich with details for those that want to know about what development is and all about what giving is and ways in which they can give. you mentioned the appeal but you have planned giving, requests, and complete information as to how you can contribute. if you come to the website and you want to find florian or rod, you are looking for development and stewardship. there is a button that says giving. as we have established today, i think that button should also say receiving because the rewards of that kind of giving are huge, as you are pointing out. thank you so much for being here and sharing things with us. please do visit the archdiocese to find out all there is to know about development and stewardship. thank you for being with us on mosaic. >>> live from the cbs bay studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> giants fans are ready for a big game today against the dodgers. food sales are in jeopardy. why concession

st. james, louisiana. as you can see behind me, there is a oilfield bend me. you can see the oil coming off the side of the tanks. amy: we will also stick with investigative reporter antonia juhasz who says the extent of damage from leaks, seals, chemicals released after ida could be among the worst ever recorded. and we will talk to nobel prize-winning economist joseph stiglitz about how unemployment benefits for millions of u.s. workers expired on labor day, even as many states suffered the worst surge of the pandemic. and we will talk with him about faxing equity in the world. -- vaccine equity in the world. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in afghanistan, the taliban has announced its acting government in kabul. the cabinet does not include any women or any members of the former afghan government. mohammad hassan akhund, a close aide to the deceased taliban founder mohammad omar, was named acting prim

billionaire d b' k fl 's a cridrive for st jude's children research hospital in memphis. >> st.e saved my life. >> the physician assistant at st. jude. when she was 10, the hospital treated her for bone cancer. >> we're going to call the st. jude patients from space and it'll show them what they're capable of. >> wow. >> the secure members secure their spots by winning a contest. >> they train all four civilian crew members for almost six months. >> that would be quite the experience. >> can you imagine. >>> the next best thing to that is the forecast by mary lee. >> of course. >> oh, i love you guys. i'm tracking the atmosphere and the weather here on earth. or cooling trend continues today and our daytime highs 10 to 20 degrees cooler compared to the day before and we'll cool it down today with a weak little weather system moving through and our temperatures will be much cooler compared to yesterday and in fact today one of the coolest of the week and as we look ahead look ahead and it'll bring rain to the pacific northwest and a few showers for us going through the weekend. i

st.upport. located in low crime. census track 25702, high saturation. we have no opposition. we recommend approval with the condition that petitioner shall actively monitor area under control to prevent loitering of any persons on adjacent property. june 28, 2021, the applicant agreed to the above condition. >> thank you, officer. is the applicant? i believe it is augustine martinez. are you here to make remarks? is there a representative? >> good morning everybody. yes, i want to say we applied for the liquor license because customers we work with many years asking for lek korlicense. they want to stop by or they need it by home. we have homes for food, meat, bakery and other things. my customers are asking for that so they would have the opportunity. in this hard time we are essential workers and would like to keep happy customers with the liquor license to give you jobs for two or three more peoples. people going with support not loitering because either with alcohol, would like to kee

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st _ at stake. in the scottish premier league, st mirren _ at stake.berdeen 3— two, the visitors had led to — one, but after a sending off, st mirren scored twice, the winner coming from marcus fraser's cross. both the defender and goalkeeper missed it. there are two matches in the 2nd halves, struggling celtic are at home to dundee united and it is currently level, as you can see, and hibernian havejust level, as you can see, and hibernian have just taken the lead against st johnstone. to the women's super league now, because champions, chelsea thrashed manchester united 6- chelsea thrashed manchester united 6— one and it was australian star sam kerr scored twice to end man united's unbeaten start to the season. brighton have dropped points, losing to aston villa. all of the day's football on bbc sport website. a french rider has successfully defended his world road race title at the world championships in belgium. he will wear the rainbow stripes for another year after successfully breaking away from the palette on 11 miles to go. and he had time to

this video shows her at age 10, fighting bobs cancer a party at st. jude's hospital in memphis. 19 years later, her backstory fueled inspiration, raised $200 million for st. jude. watching her launch on wednesday, six-year-old matthew, a leukemia patient at st. jude today. from orbit, inspiration4 crew took questions from nine child patients now at st. jude, including matthew. >> are there cows on the moon? >> you know, i hope there will be one day. >> reporter: matthew's mother, lesley, told us it's hayley arceneaux's life journey that matters. >> what you set your mind to do, you can do it. and she is proving it every single day. >> reporter: she represents hope at a moment in your family's life when you need it? >> yes, very much hope, very much hope. >> reporter: next month a souse capsule will take russians to the space station. they're shooting a movie up there on location so there's no need to build a set. errol. >> barnett: all right, mark strassmann, thank you. now to the nation's capitol, where a rally supporting the january 6 rioters led to

she works at st. jude's hospital and as a physician assistant, that is, of course, where she was a patient for so many years. and because of hailey, she's the first person with a prosthetic body part to be able to make it into space. that has never happened before. so the youngest and first with a prosthetic body part to make it to space and then there's sian. any images on the takeoff, when they're in space, any of the civilians with smiles from ear to ear, sian proctor. she's tried several times before. she's 51 years old. won this through a contest in social media and a couple of things about her as well. only the third black woman to be able to make it into space. history in all of this and first black woman to pilot a space vessel, involved in the apollo program. took a note that neil armstrong gave her dad up in the capsule in there and kristen who won it through a sweepstakes in the seattle area with lockheed martin and he is a father. his wife was a little worried about him going up in space b

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the sheriff of st.addressed the people who might be considering trying to take advantage of the situation. >> for the criminal element, if you decide to come to st. john parish, my jail is empty. and you're gonna be in there by yourself. we're not having it. let me say this again 9-1-1 connections are very scarce, and very hard to come by. most of the residents cannot call us. which means they're probably gonna take matters into their own hands. you may be the one needing 9-1-1. >> my jail is empty. you come here, two is basically what he's saying, you may be the one meeting 9-1-1. he went on to caution local residents have been contractor fraud. in addition to caution the criminal element of not coming to st. john parish right now. again, the damage across the whole state of louisiana is bad. but saint-jean the baptist parish remains largely under a significant amount of water even right. now the president of the parishes going to join us live here next. s live here next. five blades and a pivoting fle

de la salle at st. francis. st. francis in the dark jerseys wins this game, right there on that td pass in the final seconds. st. francis stuns de la salle. you can see all the crowd and the rage cage going crazy. this is making national headlines. congratulations to the st. francis lancers for beating the de la salle spartans. >>> a's and rangers, we'll pick it up bottom of the fifth inning. this is josh harrison with the two-run single. the a's beat the rangers 10-5. the a's are one game out of that final wildcard spot in the american league. the giants at wrigley field, an emotional homecoming for chris bryant. he spent seven seasons in chicago, winning a mvp and leading the cubs to their first world series in more than a century. now he's a giant, and the giants win again. evan longoria and brandon belt, each with two run homers. giants win 6-1. we are back in a moment. shoot. what's wrong? i think i'm down to my last inhaler. don't worry. you can refill it and get it delivered using the kaiser permanente app. s

this is in hard-hit st. charles parish. joining us by phone is the st. charles parish president.nth. crews have been scrambling to restore water service. what progress are they making? >> you're right. when you look at the hurricane of ida, it got over land and jogged east and really just came at a direct impact into st. charles parish, and even more, it stalled on top of us before it continued its way north. and with that, we received eight hours of sustained major hurricane force winds, and over 13 or 14 hours of strong tropical storm force winds, and the devastation is very evident on the ground. eve been telling the folks i met with the governor yesterday and some of the top folks of the louisiana international guard and fema in every structure in st. charl parish had sustained some sort of damage. we have residents have to be lucky and had minimal loss of siding or shingles and then people who have lost their entire homes. with that wind and the roofs flying off, there was also over 15 inches of rain that dumped that flooded several areas in st. charles parish. and so it's j

i have a son, raised $20 million for st. jude's. he was under two years of investigation and got nothing out of it. nothing. two years of investigation. he raised 20 million got the most beautiful letter from the head of st. jude's that this young man, i won't even say which one of my kids. >> greg: it would be don jr. or eric started selling sketches and giving the money to drug addiction programs. some really primitive sketches before hunter ever sells a painting. >> mr. trump: if you go, during the presidency to do this. i think the paintings of the least of it. you know that. that's the least of it. >> greg: the gun violations. >> mr. trump: we had a much softer justice department. let's say they didn't like doing that. i understand that but i don't want to see a family in trouble. he has got some difficulties which are very serious difficulties in terms of what happened to him with the views, cetera, et cetera. i tell you what, you can't do it republicans. some of the republicans, especially the rhinos. we have some very stupid

the russian city of st.etersburg has been marking the 80th anniversary of an 800 eight siege during world war ii. veterans and officials laid flowers for the victims. around one million people died during the siege. after nazi troops surrounded the city and adolf hitler decided to start the residents. bread and other food was strictly rationed. for the few survivors of the blockade, bread is more precious than they can explain. translator: nina feels at home in his uniform. she worked at this bread factory in st. petersburg for 35 years. the 86-year-old sister her, these loaves are almost wholly. there is nothing more delicious than our bread. correspondent: here at this bread factory, the dough spins through the round building in circles as it rises and bakes. the factory is nearly 100 years old. during the siege of leningrad, now st. petersburg, it was one of a few that fed the city. nina was just six when her hometown was surrounded by nazi forces trying to starve the city population during world war ii.

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one game in the premier league this evening as newcastle hosted leeds at st james park.d — this cross from raphinha making its way into bottom corner. but newcastle earned a point from a brilliant solo effort from allan saint—maximin. the draw means steve bruce's side remain winless in the league this season, withjust two points from their opening five games. leeds also winless this season. elsewhere, manchester city manager pep guardiola says fans misunderstood him when he apparently complained about the lack of support at home games. there were just over 38,000 at the etihad for city's 6—3 champions league win over rb leipzig on wednesday, and guardiola said his team would need more presence for their premier league match against southampton tomorrow. but fans told him to "stick to coaching" — and the general secretary of city's official supporters' club, kevin parker, said the manager should consider the difficulties supporters face. i said, "guys, if you want tojoin us, we'd be incredibly happy if you came to see the next game against southampton." because i know, i

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and for the children who are undergoing treatment at st. jude children's research hospital, well, this mission was spectacular. they hope to raise a quarter of a billion dollars for the kids in that hospital as a result of what's happened here. that's how fox reports on this saturday, september 18th of 2021. i'm jon scott. thanks for watching our special coverage. jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. the fbi failed america. that's the subject of watters words. the fbi has been corrupt for years. he spied on politicians, tried to throw elections. we know that. but this week we heard something even more disgraceful. u.s. gymnasts testifying in front of the senate blasting the bureau for covering up

we just came from emergency operations center in st. john's parish, we just walked this neighborhood. i'm going to finish walking that way as well. the fact is, there's a lot -- to see what has happened on the ground. see what is going on in people's homes. a lot of people here, because they don't have cell connection are unaware of what available help there is right now. the fema director and i were just talking, we are going to make sure we have someone coming through here, going door-to-door, letting people know what is available to them right now. connect online. the governor, mayor, members of congress come up with a working together to deliver millions of meals, leaders of water. i know you're frustrated about how long it takes to restore power. it is dangerous work. twain 5000 linemen from around the country have come to louisiana to help. crews from 32 different states are helping. two of them lost their lives in the process of trying to get power back up. we are working 24/7 with the energy companies, we met with the heads of t

ah, francois felt a serious crisis and accuses a st. 1000000. cancel the submarine, contract in favor of a deal with the us. ah, i'm have them. he's in this is al jazeera from doha, also coming up. yeah. why for protest in june? is you the president's critics accuse him of a paragraph after he's suspended parliament. and for the prime minister, the us plans to step up efforts to expel functions as mostly haitian migrant course into texas from mexico search of a better future. the basics makes the 1st of all civilian space mission, return summer after 3 things in a diplomatic disputes between france as strictly the u. k. and the us continues to escalate france as accused history of a breach of trust. after scrap to submarine contracts in favor of a deal with the united states, the cancellation of that security deal in the pacific prompts at paris to we call at some passengers to the us and astray leah, the french foreign minister. once the allies are facing a serious crisis, you muscle there have been lies. there has been duplicity. there has bee

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