and nurse dagmar is working days in this hospital are numbered. st. joseph's hospital in the rural ad now area is set to close soon. and best of the put a jacket over her husband was very worried that she'd freeze before getting home if more than 50 other hospital employees are also affected by the closure. yet often one saturday from we all have our families living here and there won't be any more emergency care on site here. and there's actually a lot of fear sick horse during the week. there's only one ambulance to serve. 15000 people, the nearest hospitals are at least a 30 minute drive away. and st. joseph is just one of many hospitals that are closing this year on average one hospital in germany closed down every month. many have to few patients combined with high maintenance costs and staff shortages. okay. that's who clunky a few do you? there's a lot of discussion regarding more remote areas. doctors are also increasingly unsure about going to small towns and villages because they're worried that these might have no future company. not that combination just makes it incredibl

st. joseph art society in san francisco. feet. some of the top city officials were at the event, including district attorney brooke jenkins. former mayor willie brown. also, someone caught up in the corruption scandal, victor macros, a former realist rate -- real a crged wi war crimes. that was part one of the mayor's new year's eve revelry. part two was the morning of new year's day, which was hours after massive flooding hit san franciscon 'eve. she flew to las vegas and attended the 49ers and raiders game with a very famousr in the bay area, e-40. >> the optics are not good. i thought about senator ted cruz and his trip to cancun in 2021. a state of emergency, record cold, people dying. the criticism was it was tone deaf. what did you want to achieve by bringing her actions to life? >> i appreciate you asking that. there was no motivation bringing those things to light. i was seeking to find out what was going on between the mayor and the weather service. january 3, she held a press conference and said the city was not given go

st. joseph dormant. they've come back from the winter break in fears for. yeah, they have and against my liver cousin, i would even make the argument that was one of the best performances, not just this year, but this season of but hill, the 3 victories. they don't tell the whole stories because in the 1st who wins against my explore mouth against minds and oaks work, they almost dropped point points if it weren't for g arena, you know, scoring those laid goals. so, and when you look at dartmouth, they obviously have the potential and they should be challenging, for example, for the title on a consistent basis. but they, they a team that just don't have their act together. and if you look at them the past 10 years, they've actually been quite consistently inconsistent. um, so when it comes to document, i always say before getting all excited, i would say wait, i would always take the wait and see approach. jude belgium. i played a massive part in that victory over labor cruising. how important is a full, dorman? they start at very important. i mean, wheneve

st. joseph. ah, they came at the border of cassandra and it is for us, difficult to know where some of the photos have been taken, because they are in the countryside. so it is difficult to know where this coat of arms have been actually filmed. however many of the people what it and are illegal structures and in the barricades till recently. they have so many joint photos with the night wolf's and a wagner got members, most prime minister around $600.00 serv. police officers have resigned after one of the former colleague been and detained. so practically, that means that no ethnic serbs in the police security forces in the north. does it concern you? or, of course, i don't want to replace, serves who resigned with obedience. that's why we made a public called for application and a i'm are inviting all sorts of crossover, especially those in the north to apply and become a policeman. so in july or you made a causal license plates mandatory for all residents and ok, lou in their license plate iss

st. joseph county. it had been nearly a year since venus stewart disappeared in her pajamas.d. a fundamental fact of the defense's case. doug pleaded not guilty, and said he was surprised he was even arrested. >> this is my opening statement. >> reporter: the responsibility for prosecuting doug stewart fell to baby-faced john mcdonough. >> douglas stewart caused the death of venus stewart. >> reporter: seated at the defense table, doug stewart wearing casual guy sweaters and sweater vests. >> courtroom demeanor, what'd you see, john? >> he was very good at kinda presenting himself as kinda the all-american guy. it was very bizarre. 'cause we would go into chambers, he would talk out loud like he was one of the guys. you're on trial for murdering your wife. none of this seemed to affect him one bit. >> reporter: as the prosecutor began his case, his opening witnesses focused on april 26th, 2010, the day venus vanished. state trooper aaron steensma, first on the scene, testified that he believed he was looking at a crime as soon as he talked to venus'parents. >> i pulled into t

st. joseph in many ways. and last night i hope none of them are watching because i wasn't mean to george santos. but -- >> it's low hanging fruit, lawrence. it's hard to be dismissive of george santos. saying he has literally light about everything in his life. >> this makes me feel better, i know for a fact that george santos was not watching the show last night. i know i didn't personally heard is feeling. >> how do you know that lawrence? >> it's funny should ask, we have video which we are going to show of exactly who george santos -- out of the town in washington d.c. at 10:10 pm. exactly when i was saying things about my depart's feelings. i'm very eager to know what george santos was doing it 10:10 pm last night. he should have been watching you but we know he was doing something else. turns out he has a nightlife washington d.c. and we will show you that in the mid thank you alex emigrate to. >> thank you. well it exactly the same last night when we began this program with the news that george anthony

st. joseph's indian school has provided children the education, healthcare and support they need to succeedrg today. >> ashley: the ladies of "the view" have their own opinion of damar hamlin injury and risk of tackle football. here is what co-host joy behar had to say. >> 45% of americans think that tackle football is appropriate. heterosexual men voted most support for kids doing football and conservatives more likely to support youth tackle football. just saying. >> todd: beverly hallberg here to react. so many are coming together in support of this young man in unity of our great country, is that the worst joy behar take to date? >> i don't know, there is a lot to choose from, you are right, we are united and supportive of damar hamlin and only took two days for joy behar to turn that political. i take issue with her polling data as a whole. as a female who loves nfl, there was a recent sports poll that showed 44% of the sports base is women and a lot of women love the nfl, as well. i think what this comes down to is joy behar has to make everything about politics issue including what i

st. joseph in many ways and last night i hope none of them were watching because i was not mean to george santos, but -- >> it's low-hanging fruits, lawrence. it's hard not to be a little dismisses of george santos saying that he's lied about literally everything's life. >> here's the good thing, this makes me feel better. i know for a fact that george santos was not watching the show last night. so i know that i did not personally hurt his feelings last night. >> how do you know that lawrence? >> it's funny you should ask. we have video, which we are going to show, of exactly what george santos was doing last night, out on the town in washington d.c. at 10:10 pm. exactly when i was saying things about him that may have hurt his feelings if he made the mistake of watching the show, which he did not. >> i am very eager to know what george santos was doing at 10:10 pm last night. he should've been watching you, we know he was doing something else. >> well, it turns out he has a nightlife in washington d.c.. we will show you that in a moment. >> i can't wait. >> thanks alex. >> have a great

st. joseph's indian school has provided children the education, healthcare and support they need to succeed right. a very difficult year for tech stocks in the rearview. amazon down 43% since last year, you have meta, which was so ugly, down 60. we can cycle through these. netflix down 45%. alphabet, that was kind of messy, down more than 30%. same with uber technologies, booking. that wasn't so bad because that's a travel play. should you get more optimist if inabout the sector year -- optimistic? a new jpmorgan survey of 74 long-term investors found that 43% are expecting internet stocks to rise more than 5% in 2023. and the star of sector, meta. 4 421% -- -- 41% say it's the most likely to say with amazon coming in second. what don't they believe in? 43% believe netflixing will show the worst performance. but the head of internet research team who lives and breathes this stuff disagrees completely. while mark mahaney sees amazon as a top pick for investor with a 2 to 3-year horizon, he'sen onboard with that, netflix is actually his top choice for 2023. new money longs, as he calls them.

st. joseph's university. panelists in order, i think, i our doctor mary stock well, retired professor of history and department of -- rights on the american west, 20th century politics and especially woodrow wilson's, our second panelist will be rebecca roberts, curator of programming at plant word, a museum of words and language in washington d.c.. and our third panelist we'll be dr. stacy cordery who holds the annex and bonds in funerals about studies at a continued adversity in north dakota. more biographical formation on each panelist is available on the flare website at flynn or dash -- daughter work. we will be taking questions at the end of the program, which should be emailed to first ladies 2021 at gmail dot com. now with great pleasure i turn over the program to my friend and scholar doctor camps and supplying. >> thank you so much, nancy. what a lovely introduction of our exciting panel this evening and it is so lovely to have you all here. thank you so much for coming and it is my great pleasure t

so we can take a look around where the st. joseph's hospital in can chassis from the main catholic hospital in kinshasa. and this is in a country where the catholic church provides about 60 percent of all of the health care and education services. and the government provides very little. so we're looking at the waiting area, the reception window at the side. next is the cash his desk. the patient is say they pay about half of what they would pay in $1.00 of the private hospitals, which are known for high prices and poor standard people. he say they know they're going to get a certain standard, a health one the more easily be able to afford lists. a similar story in the rural areas across the country where often the only functioning institution in a small town will be the catholic mission by the church or cathedral, a nunnery and a school and a hospital. and not can often compu to the entire service provision in town or village. this is just one of the reasons that the catholic church is significant . the people here in democratic republic of congo, we spoke to some of the people who are pre

st. joseph there and even parts of the northeast with a second round of this system bringing snow into partsnow in binghamton, new york and scranton. some of the heaviest rain will be falling from panama city, savannah and charleston. where it holds steadier, we >>> good morning, we are giving you a look at the sunrise over downtown san jose. temperatures right now a little bit chilly, and that's what we'll be waking to in lots of parts of the bay area. 34 degrees in san jose, we'll climb into the mid to upper 50s this afternoon. a look at other high temperatures around the bay area, 57 in santa rosa, half moon bay, and in scott valley we've got 55 in hayward and 59 in >>> that's a look at your local forecast. joe, kristen, back to you both. >> thank you for that. >>> still to come, the super bowl commercial previews have already begun, and one of them has a reunion we have been has a reunion we have been waiting a avoiding triggers but can't keep migraines away? qulipta® can help prevent migraines. you can't always prevent what's going on outside... that's why qulipta® helps what's going on

st. joseph's and nicole and others and my national guard office assistant put into this legislation to support our veterans in the city. thank you very much. colleagues, i urge your support. >> thank you supervisor mar madam city clerk, please call the roll. on item 36. >> supervisor chan, aye. >> supervisor dorsey, aye. >> supervisor mandelman, aye. >> supervisor mar, aye. >> supervisor melgar, aye. >> supervisor peskin, aye. >> supervisor preston, aye. >> mrpd, aye. >> supervisor safai eyes. >> supervisor stefani, aye. >> supervisor walton, aye. >> there are 11 i's without objection this ordinance is passed unanimously (gavel) and madam city clerk, call item 37. >> supervisor ahsha safai, term ending january 31, 2025, to the golden gate bridge, highway and transportation district board of directors. (clerk of the board) through 42 specific to three 7 was recommended and supervisor ahsha safai, term ending january 31, 2025, to the golden gate bridge, highway and transportation district board of directors. (clerk of the board) >> thank you i'd like to entertain a motion to excuse xhrmd seconde

st. joseph's and nicole and others and my national guard office assistant put into this legislation to supports in the city. thank you very much. colleagues, i urge your support. >> thank you supervisor mar madam city clerk, please call the roll. on item 36. >> supervisor chan, aye. >> supervisor dorsey, aye. >> supervisor mandelman, aye. >> supervisor mar, aye. >> supervisor melgar, aye. >> supervisor peskin, aye. >> supervisor preston, aye. >> mrpd, aye. >> supervisor safai eyes. >> supervisor stefani, aye. >> supervisor walton, aye. >> there are 11 i's without objection this ordinance is passed unanimously (gavel) and madam city clerk, call item 37. >> supervisor ahsha safai, term ending january 31, 2025, to the golden gate bridge, highway and transportation district board of directors. (clerk of the board) through 42 specific to three 7 was recommended and supervisor ahsha safai, term ending january 31, 2025, to the golden gate bridge, highway and transportation district board of directors. (clerk of the board) >> thank you i'd like to entertain a motion to excuse xhrmd seconded by supervi

st. joseph's and nicole and others and my national guard office assistant put into this legislation to supports in the city. thank you very much. colleagues, i urge your support. >> thank you supervisor mar madam city clerk, please call the roll. on item 36. >> supervisor chan, aye. >> supervisor dorsey, aye. >> supervisor mandelman, aye. >> supervisor mar, aye. >> supervisor melgar, aye. >> supervisor peskin, aye. >> supervisor preston, aye. >> mrpd, aye. >> supervisor safai eyes. >> supervisor stefani, aye. >> supervisor walton, aye. >> there are 11 i's without objection this ordinance is passed unanimously (gavel) and madam city clerk, call item 37. >> supervisor ahsha safai, term ending january 31, 2025, to the golden gate bridge, highway and transportation district board of directors. (clerk of the board) through 42 specific to three 7 was recommended and supervisor ahsha safai, term ending january 31, 2025, to the golden gate bridge, highway and transportation district board of directors. (clerk of the board) >> thank you i'd like to entertain a motion to excuse xhrmd seconded by supervi

st. joseph's high school in conway, arkansas. nicholas covington, logan simon and weighed -- wade simon were nominated in skills u.s.a., a state competition held in hot springs. skills u.s.a. is a partnership of students, teachers and industry leaders working together across the country to make sure we have a fully skilled work force. the winning team will receive full scholarships to the welding program and could have the opportunity to participate in national and world welding competitions. i congratulate these students for their i congratulate these students on their accomplishments and i look forward to seeing the results. madam speaker, i want to rise today and congratulate mary smith for her two decades of service to the people of conway. last month mayor bart cassellberry of conway recognized ms. smith as an alderman. she was greatably appreciated by those around her. she's a bloived member of the conway -- beloved member of the conway community. i wish her all the best in her next endeavors and i thank mary for her years

u foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, accusing the blocks leadership of having a condescending attitudes towards certain members, stay burrell. st. crecia memo last month filled with lies in which he treats us as if we were retarded. excuse my language, as if we had special needs. at some point enough is enough. this kind of treatment is deeply irritating. today they do this to hungary, tomorrow it will be some other bigger country. they want to bring into line. they did it to poland until recently to poland now gets a past due to the situation in ukraine, but their turn will come again tomorrow. if the e u wants to progress it has to accept this diversity. the correlation president made those comments during a press conference in budapest with his hunger, hunger in counterpart. now both of those countries remained opposed to the anti rusher sanctions, which as they say, only hope europe probation leader choose that you use leadership of failing to acknowledge the individuality of each of its members. states whatever is a whole issue with a head of a euro continent, think tank p r manual comma. the comments of her creation, the

st. thomas aquinas, the man of faith and reason. john henry newman was here are two joseph ratzinger. same idea. i think that's one of his great single contributions. it's not a contradiction between faith and reason, but it's a paradox. it's one because of the other. you mentioned a man of great logos, would you continue is a man of great pathos and a man of great eaters. it was on and on because of the way that he lived his life and have much he enjoyed his interchange with human beings. >> and your sighting ever start on there, the three things needed for really persuasive speech. logos, reason, for sure. also pathos. he wouldn't have been a guy waving his arms around and jumping up and down but i saw him many times when i was in rome and he was a man of great pathos, a man of great feeling, any community did that beautifully. ethos, the character of the speaker is what matters as well. joseph ratzinger had character in spades. he was a man that just exude a sense of faith and devotion. that did make a very persuasive speaker. i've said many times in that square, i was a visiting s

st. petersburg academy of sciences. january 7, 1839 is considered the birthday of photography at the french academy of sciences in paris. on that day, josephsdeger read a report on his invention of photography. this word comes from two greek words photolight and graph i write. although the world's first photograph of oil was made back in 1826 by the helium graphy method, which invented the exposure time of the frame, at least eight hours of the photo was preserved and is called the view from the window of the workshop in legra experimented at that time and louis deger scientists joined forces, but the final success. before gerda achieved after his death, he replaced the leps tin plate with a silver-plated one. copper technology named before gerasiped and did not patent, but transferred to the property in exchange for a lifelong pension in 1861, the english physicist james maxwill first obtained a color image russian chemist and inventor sergei prokudin gorsky the pioneer of color photography in russia later came up with a technology that greatly reduced the exposure time to prokuden, gorsky became the author of the collection remarkables of

st. peter's basilica, where he's been lying in state since monday. >> now, before he became pope benedict, joseph ratzinger was born in 1927 in germany, became a cardinal in 1977. following the death of john paul he was elected pope in 2005. he resigned from his role as pope in 2013. benedict said his choice to step down was made to liz lack of strength of body and of mind. >> cnn is covering all angles of today's events. senior international correspondent frederik pleitgen and senior vatican analyst jonathan allen are both in rome, but we begin with vatican correspondent delia gallagher who's joining us from st. peter's square. delia, explain to us what the atmosphere is like as the faithful gather on this day. >> reporter: well, bianca, i've been here for a few hours. now, they started coming in the early hours of the morning to fill the square. there's about a 60,000 person capacity seated there in st. peter's square. it looks like it's getting filled up. at the moment, as you mentioned, the casket has just come out from st. peter's basilica. they are doing a rosary. they are saying prayers ju

st. peters basilica a short time ago through its journey to the courtyard, allowing the faithful to say their prayers ahead of the funeral. matt joseph rat singer, the son of humble parents, a police officer and cook. entered the priesthood in what would appear to be his calling as a university professor, teaching philosophy and theology. also beginning what would be a prolific and deeply intellectual pursuit as a writer. that very skill as a theologian led to his appointment as the archbishop of munich by pope john paul the second. the man he would not just succeed but also the man he would serve for nearly a quarter century as head of the office that oversees matters of church doctrine and morality. before being elected pope. for not quite eight years, he served as pontiff. until the stunning day february 2013, when he gave us the news that shook the world. >> this morning, but benedict the 16th announced he would resign saying that he does not have the strength to go on. >> pope benedict the 16th choosing a path not seen in centuries. stepping down and clearing the way for the election of pope francis. a man who we will see at thi

st. peter's basilica, in the crypt down below, in the tomb that had been occupied by john paul ii. from the beginning i've thought there's a great poetic part there. for 25 years joseph radzinger, the man who became pope benedict, was the right-hand man of john paul ii. he was the intellect of that. the he said he felt john paul taking him in his strong hand and guiding him in this new phase of his life. i think it is completely appropriate between john paul ii and benedict. what's happening now is the papal casket, we saw the casket of cypress. it's now been placed in a zinc coffin and that in turn has been placed into a coffin of elm. that is being placed into the tomb that has been prepared for benedict. once the ceremonies are complete and once the crowd has dispersed, then people will be able to enter the basilica, go down to the crypt and pray before benedict's tomb. i would expect over the next several days and weeks there will be a lot of people wanting to do that, max and bianca. >> christopher, back to you. we've been discussing pope benedict as a professor being renowned for his intellectual contribution to catholicism. i wonder how you who describe that?

st peter's square. of course, he was originally joseph originally named joseph ratzinger and.nedict died year's eve at the died on new year's eve at the age of 93. well, carmen walker looks back at the former pope's life . it's april 2005. white life. it's april 2005. white smoke rises from a chimney above the vatican. a new pope , the the vatican. a new pope, the 265th leader of the catholic church has been elected pope benedict xvi, age 78, became the newly elected pope since 1700s. but also the first german head of the catholic church in centuries. born joseph ratzinger . in 1927, he lived with his catholic in bavaria, although his parents were. ratzinger was a member of the hitler youth by the end of the second world war, he was serving as a german soldier , unwilling to fight. he soldier, unwilling to fight. he deserted and was briefly held as a prisoner of war by the americans . ratzinger was americans. ratzinger was ordained as priest in 1951 and was awarded doctorates in theology at the university of munich. a few years later , he munich. a few years later, he taught u